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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
RET. JOHN ~. EiGLE, IfiLf,
VIII Address the Mems Meeting In the \.
NJ a. A mn SmndY AlternOOn.

Tho second Sunday in November has
for years been observer bg inc iOui1
Mems Christian Association as r"s
al uraVer iOr young men, ana the week
.orIrucnccs with the second sunday as FL
week of special activity along lenslou
lines. Preparations have been made
bv the International ana STATE commit
tees Tor the special plcsentauOn OF the
work ana ObserNanCcs winch nave proved
such a blessing during the past years.
owing 10 the incomplete condition o4
the repairs al the building OF our nome
association, there Will be no HeclilS
during that week, but IL j. hkeiy thdl INC
Sunday afternoon meetings Viii De very
large The improvements 10 the Asso-
clation Han are almo-t complete. anu
the nan now presents very ATTRACTIVE
appearance. ..t. M e,o.
cial effort has been made for large meet
ings. Commencing with tomorrow, tho
meetings Will be taken 10 the mani ana
IN il expected that the large meetings
Of last season will be equalcd. not only
I'm attendance, but also IN interest.
The meetings Of tomorrow afternoon
will be addressed by the Rev John II.
Eager, ID. D., of Florence, itaiy. MI
Eager has spent ten years IN Rome ana
six wears in Florence and Is Thoroughly
conVersant with the conditions OF lie
that surrounds the young men OF ltaly.
lie will address this meeting on the sub
lect of the ~ Dung Men OF Rome, and
there IS no DOUBT lhdt lle 'u"iVSS VII
be fun OF the deepest interest ana eA-
ceedingly helpful.
Mr.. Haddon ). Watkins. whose sweet
singing has always been so helpful, Will
be the soloist OF the day.
The Boys Gospel Army Will meet in
the parlor at . O'Clock. and VIII be ad-
dressed by Mr.. Frank L. Wells, on an
Interesting theme. The meeting will be
opened with drum call. and Mr.. Frank
ii. Merrill viii be the solost. The army
ali, hundred l0NS
last week. and IT is probable that there
will be fully one hundred at this meet
ing. as the interest is rapidly increasing
i'm this department of the work.
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. Feature Of Prime, tons Practice hes'e =
dn,-Exoect 10 Defeat Harvard


PRINCETON. Nov. 5.-The Tigers hned
M AGAINST the scrubs" this afternoon
Tor the last time before the Harvard
game. Rain fell heavily during ths
practice and the bail was wet ana hatu
for the backs to handle. Notwlthstaho,
ing these naudicaps the backs started
quickly and ran wei together ana the
interference was entirely too much lot
The "scrub" ends. while the varsity llle
leid 81 veritable stone wall against the
.ecrub" hacks The varsity played
AGAINST a strong wind, but managed 10
score four times I'm fifteen minutes. balrd
missed two goals from touchdowns. lie
also failed I'm a goal from the field from
the s.,irtv-dve-vard line. the ball whizzing
bv the goal post only two feet outside.
his puntng throughout however was
excellent.
The team together with a full compile
rnent OF substitutes and accompanied by
tho coachers. trainers ana ruopefs. VIII
leave Princeton tomorrow morning at
o o'clock They will stop al New YORK
for dinner at the Murray hill, and from
there Will go on a special train 10 Boston
where they will make their headquarters
IL the Nendome. \ large crowd of
students viii go with the team Trainer
Jack McMasters said tonight.
"An the boys except Rosengarten are
IN good condition and ft TO play a fast
came at Cambridge next Saturday. They
are I'm good spirits ana expect 10 win
After the Harvard game / intend TO give
them a short rest before beginning TO
train for Yaie."-Ncw York Sun.
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APainin! Accident.

AMELIA co. 10. VA. Nov. G.-Spe-
oial-Th.s m0.ains my little brother,
Charlie G.. Garrett son Of l.. 9. Garrett,
Cn.y three years old. while playing IN
bis Papas tola 10 barn a tobacco stick
fen from the upper part and struck him
in the eye. We thought that his eye was
put out. the blood gushed out terribly
md swelling commenced very rapidly.
Mother washed aud creased it well and
Lept bathing IL with cold water. keeping
Wet clothes TO it until the swelling went
down. This evening he opened his bright
little eye once more and we found that
the ball was not hurt. His eye is doing
wei and ne is playing around again in
mis- merry little way.
MASTER SCOTT GARRETT.
y. B.-Mr Editor. ! am little country
boy and have never been TO school two
whole sessions yet. >. g.
We publish the above, which was writ
ten in chllds scrawling hand. just as
it came. as an interesting novelty in
Journalism. The arrangement or the
facts and the descriptive ability shown
in the story is worthy OF an experienced
and older hand A. m. business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

lie swift Creek Cotton Mills to Resume
Work.

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. Especial
I was informed to-day by an official of
each OF the banks here that there was no
demand on them for gold. one of the
officials said II demand was made Tor
gold they would have no objection 10 pay
ing II out. The other bank official said
his bank did not have large supply OF
gold On hand. but II they had 1t they
would not object 10 paying II out II a de-
mand was made for IT.
The delegates from the Petersburg dis
trict TO the Virginia NJ +. Conference.
which conyenes at Court-Street church.
in Lynchburs. on the 18th instant are
Richard Il. Davis. OF Petersburg. W. IA.
Wheary, OF Ettrick Chesterfield county;
Richard Hartley. Of stony Greek, Sussex
county. and J. +. Medlock, OF Dinwiddie
county.
Rev. r. T. Wilson. pastor Of Market
street vi. l.. church in this city. Will
preach a special sermon on next Sunday.
giving "a resume of his pastoral work for
the past year. As before stated in this
correspondence the board Of stewards
have asked the presiding elder of this
district TO earnestly request The bishop OF
conference 10 send MI. Wilson back TO
Markct-Street church. for the reason that
ne Is doing such a good work here. and
because his flock Il 50 devOtcdly attached
10 him
The Swift Creek Cotton Mills. in Ches-
terneld county which were destroyed by
FIRE some months since. and which have
been rebuilt. will begin operations in
week or two. These mills viii give en-
plovmcnt 10 n large force Of men, women,
and children.
Several marriages are announced 10 take
place here within the next month or two.
one Of those who a. TO be made a Ecne-
diet Is resident Of Petersburg, but does
business In Richmond. He Is TO marry
a Petersburg lady. Cards are out for the
MARRIAGE OF Miss Eloise Isabella White.
OF Norfolk. and Mr.. Orlando Gin Hin
Ton. OF this city. which will take place
wednesday evening. November nth. at
5:2O o'clock. az PcechwoOd Place. Norfolk.
Mr.. James Kerr. a prominent young
lawyer OF Norfolk, Il In the city.
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To-day every man with idle capital is
disposed 10 invest IT, Every employer
LOOKS with hope TO the future. livery la-
boring man nas confidence mat tic work
of ais hands and his BRAIN VIII Doe ia
greater DEMAND. ANA that. necessarily,
vases viii take AN upward tendency.
gradually but surely. improvements ana
extensions iu manufacturing plants. long
I'm cOnteu plati0u, but deferred ON account
OF the business uncertainty. Will assume
form and shape. Railroad construction.
winch has been almost halted. viii Doe
renewed. The fact that the nation has
determined 20 maintain lbs credit will act
as tonic tO private credit. ANA from
am indications the United States will en-
ter upon "a now career of prosperity
Philadelphia Ledger.
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GRdTIFTL 10 GOLD DEMOCRATS.
MAJOR NICK nley says the Whole Country
owe. "A Debt of Gratitude to Them.

CANTON. OHIO. Nov. 5.-"The whole
country certainly owes a debt of graft
tude 10 the sound-noney mon-the Sound
Money Democrats-for their services in
the campaign"
This it, the message Prosident-elect
William Mckinley authorizes me to send
20 the Herald tonight. II is the first
authentic message Major Mckinley has
issued since HIS election. 1t was deliv-
cred after dinner this evening. and was
made with an emphasis that proved the
sincerity Of the speaker
Major Mckinley does not regard the
silver issue as finally settled. He does
NOT. 81 lcas.. propose TO take any chances.
Tie means. hrst Of all things. TO con-
ciliate tie forces that supported him in
tho recent contest. and retain the sup
port If tLat portion OF the Democratic
parts which stool 0v him for tle ma ~
tonance Of the public credit and the ma
tiOndl honOr.-New York Herald.
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Rowling and James wormley charged

Bowling and James Wormley charged
with malicious cutting.
Rappannocs river oysters are reported
Ga Dc bloody. This change Of color which Is
80 * said not to affect the taste OF the
oyster. but II seriously makes against the
oyster traffic.
the fair OF the Chesapeake Agricultural
Association OF Kilmarnock. Lancaster
opencd Wednesday under favorable cir
cumstances and closed to-day. The races
and exhibits were good and the attend
ance large.
The Hcathvillc Fair in Northumbcr-
land county was largely attended and
very attractive. Altogether II was the
most interesting fair ever held on the
grounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

An Uproariou> Meeting of the Directors.
Thc I--ue of Sew shares.

An Uproariou> Meeting of the Directors.
TEc I--ue of sew shares.
LONDON. Nov. 6.-An excited and eX-
tremely uproarious meeting of the direc-
tors and shareholders of the British
South Africa Company was held I'm Lon
don this afternoon. the Duke of Aber-
corn presiding The Duke of Fife, Lord
Clifford. and Sir Horace Farquhar were
among those in attendance. The share
holders rejected "a scheme formulated ny
the directors for an underwriting of new
shares. and the result OF the vote caused
great excitement.
The Duke Of Abercorn was cheered rs
he arose 10 address the meeting from the
chair. The outbreak Of the natives in
Rhodesia, he said had been unforeseen
and had cost heavily. eXhausing the
fund OF 100000 pounds in cash which
tie British South Africa Company had
on hand last February. The outbreak
had been quelled. however: the Rinder-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

rDlNpTRG NOV. CAT O. reception hero
this evening Lord Selbofnc. fafI.NrN-
,4rv secretary OF tine Colonial ONCE,
and son-in-law OF Prime Minister r..'-
nfirv declurod that thc Nnncll'. Disc
pf,fe would Dee satisfactorily sc,tiDl N.-
fore Parliament assemblies.
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chitCCt. but upon me and thc kings be-
fore me whose glory DO WAS built. ana
the kings 10 follow mo. fnr whose Wit
ness IL was croctcd-ar and tO tne state
and % the people
Aud then he directed them 20 take Tho
Man out and slay him.
tAnd 1 am glad OF ltl-ChIcago Record.
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HTAWATIIA. KAN. Soy. 6.-The ten-
voar-old daughter OF Frank schaier WIS
nroia ~ assaulted BE- an unkno"n n'ffo
~ the school-house in this city at noon.
4 posse is securing the country AZ
caught. a lynchins rs certain.
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on yHr kdPPIHANNOCh.
ovsters Are Bioody-successfui fairs In
Lancaster rand Northumberland.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. g.
speciai.-In the Corporation Court to-day
the grand jury brought In bills against
klmer satterwhite for shooting John
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
Furnaces Lighted.

YOUNGSTOWN. O., Nov 6;-The fur
naces at Hubbard and Loweilveile were
lighted yesterday The large steer p!ans
will be put in operation. and several other
mills resA.~s.i Today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-02

WAsuuSUuS, AprI D. lhu imml-
g. iJu unIgisIs ufr tJmtWuat ui'.
iuruuI ht Tue present rnJrm u- iu'
crease iu immisruuu. blfua
February the iumuar uI sruvaH no
Nuw lJIk aggregated lls..i hn
.ucfvHss ufuuuu 80 pei Ger. .',r lNr
stuvals uufuE F..rHafy, lalI.
IT, SsnuuJ toe immixtat D com 1is
-iHu.fat New NIfk,iu le.Iut tu.giV %
tsIay, t,ntus there wetr s5l ufuuI nuu
Ittsluvl lumis fauts kelt a., sue hIiis
leland station Iasl MJuIHy nifhY
wniuu taxed tue recommendation .D
sue ulmstL Tue cIass now coming O.
tuis .uuUy Is ssiI 10 b. a.iHg,tnti
uulesltaUly, even WuiIr vuiIirI 30 Hu'
ulssiUu uuIuf sttict CONJUNCTION 600
Sue lmmiA taut iaWs, ltlrrsil Ht One
Irpattme tuut " the ImmiEtauUu
uuivnu were ,uIy equipped with Cue
pJwuls uHauI fr BOO soc fuItrs ui t.t
ImmIsfaIYu committee o. tYu srcir
tag Q tuU treasury HlI lu~ Be De
tuIgfcss, h would feel equal 90 CO.,
pfltvut cuuulti.u 20 Ai'nur, nuI 10 d
u.t u nKcIy additional luglsiHti3u ui
lhu suUIvy, may be- iur utf ufsud.
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30. O. |Hm ustvl ono informed s.t.. r
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th- House 'onnittsr on Commerce
discuss tue rryitvL

NNHfNHH W." AAfN.fNH
WAsuusurUN, A ,til l.-- rur N.utf.
afut cau.II 90 j G. wac Il-uursuI iIduy
utfurr tue usufu committee uu UIu
mrfCr, ~ Captain n. 10. iuyiIt Ui the
uas}, the iTtsiHuui q tur wat cIlluy,
"a, Nuwyuri, 49,. To- VINO was iurm.fIy
vice prys.aoa. auI general mtuHluf ui
Vie many Toe yragugAulu.y Ul tue
canal, hu Fail, WIS 90 lUusefa doubt,
600. Ualy gIusuIu uuiuK tuni NO cost
uHllmutus 10 winch ranged from tljiUili.
900 Co. tsTuJfuIU
lie mot luttrctiug feature 1i Capt.
laylIIis fvfua.ss wH- HH IH ihr tfi .ut
% ihr canal on tho naval us'auIFh.
uunt ID. tu.s < .sufluuuI Cart Taylor
uuI,iu "a p.,isUlufy fsUulh, tHut hu sayo
aB yeas lu tue pliut silt tur prt-
mI-siuu ut Secretary hufugiL lc6aII
luIas:
"4uv question 10 tlisuI iu the Bswf-
pnpuf- VI lalu that tue 60. lfHl Ui this
canal viii Uu exceedingly 4lliruIt ilI
luIa government % maIUtll,; tusi igT.
riyu hgUt. Will mruatu %; tuat q viii
THHlIy weaken us. lu mr tolls aIugafs
lUo Ullruu.u o. tho accumulation 70.
wealth Ola tue ground tuht 10 viii O. N
Go mucu G. IfU.rgt ~, thHt ~ mHu
HuluII Mt buu4 a h0uao ttclusu De-
| would have % luHuto %, hB % mIs {
! uuru down"
"Iuu Iaut TO- commented 81. PEI.
] letsUn " 10 uyssut, that while s
nuuus might bum down, THIS o,ual
never cIuIi bB taken ~ a foreign
! beet"
Captain Taylor replied that h,
'gtceI with M. Patteron, aud cJu,
| uuuui tuat while ~ would c,Ht thil
| guvgfumtutt mrlbins 10 mhiutnia iu
canal would enable w TO ltctruHu thi
naval force when It is nov Necessary
| TOT thiH government 20 maintain. lhrft
/ was \ consensus uf opinion among
naval tfligrfs IA favor " too eau.
prJ o..
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Pr0ttg Y00t.

American women should be the hest shod n the wofd anil
they will ho you call Blc,s Main street. Why 10 this SOP
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Monroe would become the doctrine VI
America IN tins fullest sense Of the
vpfi, and alth0uyh originating In the
United 5tatcs, would belong 10 Inter.
.aulnal law OF tuis continent A. TO
the means 10 fcuuCs this idea 60 pfnt-
ticr, THIS Be- mot the place " timU ~
dlslus1 tutm.'
lu dealing win international affair
The resident is very concise.
lie HWUIIs with sutCi, emphasis on
ihugfDw .h ami ufO.ptflty OF the min.
INK Industry, A. evidenced by tue Tact
IuAt hs uumber ui ap. lic'tlUus Tor
mIuiuR siHuls curing xix months lasl
Vuat wsa CO., e. than th0usan ,
iiIst ouly 40 lu the pioviyu' siz
uHuIu#s
10 that ifr 10 tho m'tsago dealing
" 10 tne finances u' M,xIyO, Ggu.Dlat
sta g. no q uuv INA ual difficulties u
Mexico uava uIstppsstuI, it 10 hDpuIi
Hfryy., lrc ufdIuUty revenue ~ Tue
IaIIu BE- now nearly suiilcIuut To meet
900 legitimate uHItu Us,iuyiudluS enter
lrlavs ca yulatrI 10 promote moral auu
Untual ptggttsa VI tue county hu
Hty.4
"lu view " lofsos suffered by IN.
u.Hitsnl- Ji the frontier through tue
sclfci, and % ten absolute drhciency
" sa.er ~ the RI Gran e, ,uf trptc'
suu alive at Washiu ltDh hAs been To-
sttuytHi tY rutuf 10 e O. vtutiuu With
Ihr government q thr Uuue State,
whereby 600 international water "a BE-
uaty rHmmissiun, briug tcst hcquHinI'
cIwIh hi. sub 90, viii eKsmiuu sl''
uInl GO Iu.t. tor tue CIusUuruuu 90 Hu
international Iam. lu tuis Wy th" tWu
governments viii arrive o. Hu agree
ueYt iYT real Gturn Of that gtuhI
Work " siCl BE- u great Importance "a
tuu agricultural lattt,sB a.uas Tue
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NEW YuWi, April 2,-Newb hes
been received nj tue Cutnu head.
quarters IN tuis ely tuaI big II.
pudit on Ii being tlrmsi In tue
vicinity OF Key Wet Tor tuo BE-.
suTgeuts.
Il 10 sAli that large quantities OF
arms nnd munitions NJ war nave been
Snug led ,ut VI Key West on the
srhOUnefs Dollie aud Pear. Tho
schooner Martha, owned by J. T..
Hofr, tX.CUlluciur Of customs, has LETT
Tor BHcayne win a luli cargo 10 be
LlhnsisTtCd ~ some steamer.
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The New salvation Army Comni ,nd.
sr,AFrisEs.

80 Arrives
Nav NumS, April l.-Ffgdrflok 81,
George Buoth.ruckcE recently np'
pointed by General Booth ~ oummnnl.
ur OF tho salvation army iu the UultcI
states TO succeed darlington Booth,
sfuvul toni ut on tho Ht,amship NiH.
lr.tic, IA was met NJ tlU dock by o.
- up of Sslvaulu army q. ill sets auI
informed tuat bis BABY BOY, ts am0ull,
wac ,eal, aui tuat his wlit wa. iIl,
The new commander prIruuIvI ~ once
10 the BEDSIDE Ui Mrs, Booth. Fucker.
No. 4 HCAcr was born IN lnuit. lie
studied low aud wAs admitted 90 tie
Uaf 10 EuglauI. Ku.uruius 20 india
uU achieved pflmlntuce lu hs UtHIe..
siuu aud Wa maIu Judge. he uu.
came interested In the work NJ the
: ulvsuDu utmf, ami f1fmrI what IL
now known us tue East Indian UtauCh
OF that uTganlEatiuu,
10 the evening Commander Booth.
Tucker went ~ the national uoa 10.
quagtefs " tue Saivati1n army, whore
uU gItttyd "a thrIug OF oYtbusiastiC
mrmurfs VI tue organization. A lcr
an Informal introduction ny Con-.
M tnlrr Cafulttou anu the altuuuuut
greetings, Nj, BIUtu- luogtT sniu3
"Nly policy suali be one VI love AMI
not d. u .rrusivrurss. snail ~ IN The
sphere NJ my new g mmauI NJ nav,
auur IA Iulia, / wui follow On tue
fasnIun Ut the American poI,l e, whom
General Both ~ dearly loves a4d al.
ulTrH,
"Inr salvation army has got 10 that
Stage now lhat ~ tue isA4efs were to
run away tue " men ~ the sum,
wuuid take up tue deserted Il ~ auI
proceed with luu good work, cid, Il by
GUI auI nj. Gee ing tnrut vriy tOdal
IN uvrty nation In tue wyill.
"lu regard % the tfsus.ot OF the
property Huu the lesHl uUsluCIta which
seem 10 urset myuut anu Mis-. Fucker,
tuIlu NrdrT tat b, tulAui DO overcome
| an going 90 ub uaiufal BOD SIS soon ~
% zHiblt, Hud VIII Immediately bring
mytuIf into line with the law 0i thu
country.
eel thiuk tie least Ballingtuu Booth
might uaVu Vi hu wa 90 gruut an Ia.
tUfyitw 90 Mo own rlsluL ltHatma ~
unreasonable 90 US o. have him ask
inst witutss ssu.uIt Boo present..
81 nave me % AmrfiyR with n
very deep re- 60 o. tue honor aul
responsibility wnicn hss bBsn pllcei
upon me-, EguIy suTAptt % iiurute,
lay AZ Amufir,'s ittli Rul bore that
whAt / um not NOV America will 90 d
make mc, Al adopted sJu. shyll sit
AZ Ecr lrrt HLu snall not he AtOye
lear INK every Jay NY Itie,"
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.1BLBGRAPHIC.
MEXICAN CONGRESS-,
DIX llludss 10 The Al5IO.Y.llzu.ial
COrliOY 49,
MONROE DOCTRINE LNnon,En


CnY or MtNtgO, Arri 1.-The
li1st impJuaut IaIt " the rrr-idrnvb
mc.sigr, dcivete today ~ ,uu Upuu.
Ins OF Constela, BE az allu-ion O. the
AugI .Vcb,zurlan controversy Vud
pfc.I snt Cl.vrlanu's m,s.ago TO Go
gu,s. TINS mart VI the Mex can pfes..
doups mtsssgs u as ioIllvG "wiiu
OUT Northern uoighbuts OUT intercourse
d. oi tho came iicuJIy and Cordial
character a. ,uf diplomatic aul Utu,f
rlau NJ have been iIr.omu yrhfs pct.
N.tufuuy, uy.cuign Of tuai YUcifiur
which CUulrmus all altrmIts ni Euro.
pubu uHuflHllu auI tguI .ErIt4 Oh
MOI > iupuuncGu institution. OF tue
new wutiu d. 70 muuatcuisi direction,
or used great vuihusIs.m am IuE ta'
ifur uhtuus ul tuI. continent, uuI gave
OCCASION Cor Recommendations 90 gym
latby b0th puUuIaT Euyttumtuis,
"luyt auuuH uI uu iutvfuatIHnsi
cu facluf w,tu not lacking tnst the
Mexican ruvtfumvrt SHOULD ht once
sistu ~ UuiWou u sp grave d matlrt,
uui the executive CUbsIItrvl tuat ha tr
wab not uuprs tAutrssluF uu uIilIJ.
on stul iyut which Involved uUt 1uly
The MUuf dIc.fiur, hut alec ~ npuu.
cation 90 tue controversy between
Bwa. Bulhi uu1 Fyu,EIrIn. A. We
w.tc not utpunl .iuI witl tI.'uussH %
ns well, uutuaps, uf 'hn luityA HNtcs
wa, We were uut no % post Yu 600 ...
fume ,uH Cislms 1' EuE Nuu utC sHIt.
ily constitute uH attempt 30 ufpaU"u.
AL. q.
b uu.gry uiuUuta Oh HtsuI Etuuul lUI
Application 900 lHu WHO doctrine be-
qIvstigu. On thr ihrf huuHi Mo rIW.
pic Tact thai England us4 refused tu
submit 90 nfuiifuAun huf claims g.
IaftU the ui-puiuI trfulfy. wuiiu uu'
ruuuug % iHf tuu fr-i, wee uYt 700 uut
10. iuiuu suIli.IuHt fruHs iHI uuinNJf
hb.r ItcsuuUtIuuI tuu No inHt the
Mexican .Hvyfnmvut usa declared or
mUfr thHu gur occasion t.HI 90 vi Dot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-02

puuNIN, AuE, AprlI 1t, g..
Hu.uvr tu.s Afternoon turned .yrr Go
syer sTy Bruce tue executive tilgus
q tu1 tvuNUD, Trsrtyiur, however.
SOC. SECRETARY Hlurp brought utciurI
j ct tho uA,guvUfu lrirum til e.. luls.
gam were received uutug The uNy
irms rfgsIIcut Cleveland AMI direct.
iuF Bruce 90 tAgo immuIIstc puiHts
ZION, uut Hughes held on gu iAlc IA
tue afternoon, wh1n hc received n
telegram rom tau Interior u,psttweut
YuNsuAiug ,utt ho tITn over tnv Urlcr
% quo secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-02

tie mn tor the Reorganization OF thc
suVsTntnrut,

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1uysfnnrut
WAsut>UuN, Auui 1.-The u0ui,
luIiAu ltlHfH suu.CImWIItur, nuafgrI
with thu Preparation Of bui Tor g. q
fr T.AuIEtNuu Of tHu government U,
lNv iuuau Irffltury, has completed
no wrfa, guI % fuIaf. VII no mair o.
500 Iuli commit uu tomorrow. Toe bilI
pfHylIpH iHf o. suryyy OF tue lHuIu In
tue iuffilury with view 90 nilulmruts
ui auus iu Huvefaliy among the lu.
IisuH, hifuf com lriu TIll o. them
shall nave been INSIDE. a roll Of thv
freedman IN tue territory b. provided
Coz, though their status IL eit 20 TIC
utr,Ttniuu cut VI tue DtWrs CHmmis-
sion, vii Uu l. 90 report ~ ths urXt
-rssiuu Of CIugtosS IOwnsitts aud
mllUfal % HuH Nili DO reserved lTUm
ailutmclt, And tue former viii TO
leased at ga annual rental, pfcirtcuCr
bglus gIvuI g. tuutu who already hayU
imI tByumrnis Thereon, A the muu0S
afrIuF from such leascs 10 90 uc pnt4
Iu tue treasury hr tue benefit OF the
Indians. 100 criminal JuFisiiutiOn ui
no lnIiau Cuu O. u auulisutd aud N
vested iu tue FtIutal courts, ami tue
after given iurH IlcuOn over oil con.
tf8ygrslrz ~ l.uu mnttUfz. Inc lave
of ATktuvns aga ust bribery an
official @ Iffup,lUu siu pug IA ivtcU Ia
tIlU IpIfltHIB.