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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-05-22
oET TooETAEa. oGMocaATs.

This Is p time when Democrats
should como together and work har-
moniously in the interest of the
Democratic party Enthusiasm is
Che life of the party, but il should
not be carried 10 the point that our
enthusiasm for any candidate be-
fore tho party would jeopardizo the
interest of Democracy.
To ignore the province of the or
ganization of tho party and use Il
TO further the interest Of any par
tcular candidate before the party
has selected a candidate viii have a
tendency to create dissatisfaction,
resentment and discord, and this
is not tho desire of the great mass
of the Democracy Of this county.
The County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee was selected by the
Democrats Of tho county in mass
convention. IL IS the duty Of the
committee to work in the interest
of the party and to leave nothing
undone that would promote the in
terests of Democracy. This duty
it should do regardless Of the am
billions of any man.
In all our actions We should not
lose sight of the fact that the Dem.
ocratic party is greater than any
member thereof, its principles more
important and its interests more sa.
cred. This is an important year il
politics, indeed, and it behooyes us
as Democrats to all work together
for the good of the party. If mis-
takes have been made, let us a
Democrats unite to overcome them
and victory win be assured.
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-cANDI0ATE AnNoUNcEMENIs.

F1f advertisements undef fhIs hafd ono forms
afe slagfiyeath lH advance lfaea lamMhe oH
application
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
10. b. BANE vs.. T. B. HEREN.-Mouos
Fon JUDGMENT.

C. b. BANE vs.. T. B. HEREN.-MouoE
Fog JUDGMENT.
In this cause It appearing from the rec
ords IN my Office that Il. b. Herrin Is just
~ indebted % the plaintiff g. B. Bane in
the sum OF twentyiour dollars and five
cents, the said sum having been paid by
the said Bane as slayer 10 a judgment in
favor of w. J.. Morris, and it further APP
pearing that the said r. B. Herrin is a
nonresident OF the State so that tho ord
mary process Of law can not be served
upon him, it is, therefore, ordered that
publication be made in TIE CAMDEN
CHRoMoLE, newspaper published in the
town Of Camden, Tenn, for four consec-
utive weeks commanding the said II. B.
Herrin to appear before me or some other
acting justice Of the peace at my Office in
Camden, Benton County, Tennessee, on
the 9th day of June, 1896 and make de-
tense to said suit against him, or it viii
be proceeded with ex parte as TO him.
This the Both day Of April, 1895.
w. 4. MORRIS,
Justice Of the Peace for Benton County.
w. +. MAmEN, Attorney.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-05-22

Bret Hartels new story and Jerome K.
Jerome's latest piece Of fiction have both
been secured by the Ladies' Home Jour
nal for Immediate publication DER
ONES story is called Reginald Blake;
Financier and Cad, and sketches an In
cident in fashionable London society,
Bret Harte calls his story "The Indis-
cretion Of Elsbeth, and pictures the ro-
nance Of a young American who falls in
love with German princess, masquer-
aiding Us e dairy maid.
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LIE sT. LoUIs REPUBLIO.

It beho0ves every citizen In city town and the
country to keep posted on the stirring events that
win occur in this country and in the Old World
within the next nine months. The results Will
affect all, personally directly or indirectly. This
nation is on the eve Of the most exciting PTes-
dental campaign IN its history, European politics
are inayery complicated state, and scientists are
applying their discoveries to many lines that viii
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An parties indebted t0 me hy note.
account on otherwise are requested to
call 90 once at my office over the bank
and make settlement
w. ~. McGmL.
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MlscELLANEoUs AovERIIsINo.

=Adverilsamcnts Inserted uudeI thls hcai
at cents per lilo each Insertion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-15
new GASPHENOMENA
FlOH Of The Ylpof Suddenly Ceases
When to Rate Fight Started.
NrRASGlsr CONDITION on RECORD.
No Precedent Tor II 10 the Annals Of
Ga'ology -Ga' Wells, However,
Are Not Run IN prtcedentS

one Of the siraugesI condolences In
the annals Of gasology In this or any
other country has happened 10 this
city. Salt Lake has enjoyed the dis
liuction Of being veutable producer
u divuts kinds Of Thenomenn. IL
has had IL political sensations,
pelfiatd man auI tfuuH.mut-
der mysteries. hut all these are
places under shadow when compared
with the ustufal gas we'll mystery
which was Iatadod before an inotedu.
Ious public this morning.
Two VI three years ago great gas pro.
iuclng wells were driven At Lake
Shore, They gave forth immense vol.
umeS u valuable vapoh which was
fnally piTed into this city.
lu advent was hslled with
delight on the grounds Of economy
AMI convenience. Macy consumers
were soon found. 4 price war agreed
upon between them AMI tbs company.
Ina uflei space " timo yigorou. com.
plants were heard throughout the city
on account VI excessive charges. A
partially organized effort was com.
menCtl TO resist collection, IN SOME
instances consumers refused TO pay,
and were permitted % witness the TAX
Ing out II meters ~ Il other necessary
apparatus, The matter hually rescued
tho Guy Cou ell aud WAS re'eued by
that bnhy ~ IT, attorney. Last night
that Jillcizl presented al opinion 10 tho
ilrct tuat the charges were excessive
aud illtgul; that the ordinances Of tho
city must ue complied with.
Then II wHs that operation OF uu.
expected influences began TO work.
Tue result was most astonishing.
Within an hour the announcement
was made that tue dow Of gas from thu
wells ha1 ceased and that In ofdef 10
| OIL contracts with consumers tbs manu-
iactute Of tue artificial article would
have % be btgu Immediately. What
[ IL all means 10 difficult 20 tell. II IL
/ generally ooncsvel, however, that the
I sudden suspension IL very Significant
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No Ponce Tor NIesrssns.

Nlw YORE, April l5-The Hersld's
CutI,suuuur.t m san salyauor says
That Wee Puaidunt PTudeIclO Affair."
has Just returned from his special mis-
zion ~ Nicaragua u arrange treaty Of
enus between the rByUlutlOniala Anu
PlesidGut H,lAya,
lie said! "In compliance with the
Instructions OF my government, l
called on both the Revolutionary nnu
royernmenI parties. l wa well re-
criyed, but found It impl'sblo To
make any kiud Of Rrtan6 iJi
IehCo,
"Ptsidont u slayR has a strong sup
port nuu viii eventually crush tue Ie'
lellion."
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San FRANCisCO, April l5.-At a
special meeting VI the rUad racing
committee VI the California Associat.
Ell Cycling clubl last night u was de-
cided 10 dhquaIiiy tue Bay CITY
whuolmun, the winners Oi last Sun.
days 100 mile relay race. 10 II alleged
that tue Bay City clubs Representa-.
lives Oh tbs sixth aud seventh relays
cuauged the packet outside the proper
lines. II Il claimed by the riders that
they changed the packet within
bounds AMI tneir statement 10 upheld
by two u the Judges vino were stand.
lug near thu lts, but the referee
claims otherwise and tho recing com
MI tee has Decided with him. Inls
decision gives the cup 10 the Guidun
tIty CyClUfs, who nuisheI second Ia
tue race. The Bay CITY wboelmou
will protest against the decision VI the
board,
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NEW YOHi, April l5.-A special
10 tue Huta,u from NaiparalsI gives
the following additional particulars
regarding an agreement on the bound.
AIRY question, Ihe governments Of
Argentina and Chile have reached IN
agreement on the boundary question
nud protocol will be siguuI. The
points governing the line VI drmatka.
don have been changed 10 meet the
yiuws Of both gUvetum bnis, ~ iAr NJ
possible aud It In believed That arbiIta.
Uuu Will ensue as the only Difficulty
tuzt may arise In the luluTr. The
question Of granting port on the
Fac ho ocean TO Bolivls, hes Az yet 10
DO considered. The news VI the Pacific
agreement has had good elect ON the
exchange.
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CHICAGO, April ia. II, lshEm Of
SACRAMENT, second vice president Of
the WOtld'a Proctor M,mITial hssOCla.
tor, IL Mt the Great Northern. Nit.
lsham IL ON his way 10 Belfast, lrolauJ,
Co. confer with Mrs. Proctor, anu will
visit Washington In the interest OF the
gfuBt project Of erecting the largtst
astronomical observatory Ia the wOrlu
.n the summit OF Mount San Miguel
LuhT San Diego, Cal.
luis observatory IN 10 DO an inter
national one anu Mr. lshEm's visit 10
Washington viii DO TO call upon repre-
BuutAuyes VI the various governments
10 totufo their cooperation. the OBJ
tDtvaIuty Ia 10 be- fitted out with the
largest telescopes tuat have even been
constructed, anu they are two In num-
Dor.
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Southern California Conference.
Lys ANUILts, Cal,
Apul n, 1880.



To the Liii1r
take pleasure iu submitting brlci
report OF the Southern California con.
ference hold In Loo Angeles, Caliior.
MIA, March go.h, 1850. Elder Henry
3. Tanner, PRECEDENT OF the California
mission, IN company with bis father,
Bishop Joseph 4. Tanner, AMI wife, VI
PaysOu, Utan, arrived mere Monday,
March g3id, ami later Elders W. y.
Woodland aud y. a. Tanner, OF San
BetnardiuU, anu T.. T.. Wright ami
elem snIus Horelry came from Han
DECO. All received n welcome reccp.
ton by local Elders J. u. Irvine, T..
NJ. WhltssIdrs sui NJ. IL. Thomas.
ptcuafatIDuH wete made Tor our meet
luls ami 5000 hanIuiils were cifcu-
laIej, which proved a good mtaus Of
uuvrIusins.
our services were we'll attended,
particularly tue evening meeting.
Farley T. Wright, president VI the
Southern conference, called the meet.
Ing to Ofu-t ut 10 d. M. Payer by
Elder L.. NJ. Whitesiics.
Elder Wright, 10 lev well chosen
word, expressed his gratitude at meet
ing win the SAINTS under tuoh favLT-
Abic circumstance.
Elitr n. :. Tanner presented the
oflcets' names, aud sll were unani-
muusly su.taiued,
E.dHts CInmuuiuB HorslCy, w. ~
Woodland, M. II. rhomas aud J. ID,
| Irvine occupied tbs morning session IN
/ giving buei accounts VI their lAbofs ID
| their respective fields; also several sub
Jtcis were touched showing the Gospel
| taught by the LatloT.day saints g. ut
tie same A. was enjoyed by Ihe former
gHy ssiut'.
AMER singing hymn Elder u. I.
Wright Offered louTtiCtiuu.
Afternoon service was called nj
o'clock. Prayer was offered by Elder
Henry :. Tanner. Bishup Joseph 3.
Tanner then spoke briefly, giving bis
testimony OF the Gospel No revealed ~
turse days through the Prophet Joseph
smith. ElItTs r.. N. Wnitesidts, l..
J.. Wright anu Brother Hush Cannon
uilOwed. dvrluug upon the necessity
Of ateIlguet 10 the Gutpel. Elder ~,
h. Tho Uas dismissed by prayer,
The evening meeting was Cslled at
/ 1880, with good attendance, Prayer
uy Elder j. ID, Irvine.
President Henry ,, Tanner, OF the
| California missiOu, delivered die
cuur,s upon DAnlol's vision OF the four
brss,s. Bsuup Joseph \. Tanner
| offered prayer, and conference was
brought ~ close.
Tue saints Of Los Angcles made A..
nngomonts TO entertain the people In
= rsulal gathering, anu Tor tubs reason
/ slater LangiUrd'a BpagiJuu pETl0fs were
| IhIOWn Upuu, An excellent program
hal been arranged which consisted Of
/ rscitauOus, games, vocal and insttu.
mental mu,ic, aud that which serves
W. cspstOuo Ia gatherings OF this
/ sind was not forgotten, for all present
Jared sumptuously OF the dellcacles Tor
the inner man.
Toe toll .wing day brought tho part.
ny, aud tue Elders returned u lsbJI
a. iollows: T. .Whiiesid,s MA,
| Tanner In San BeTusTdiup; T.. H.
! Wight In San Diego, W. y. Wood
Iauu Ia Sacramento; J, u, Irvine,
/ CirmHntus HUrsley And NJ. n. Thomas
/ Ia Los Angeles.
NJ. II. THOMAS,
| Clerk Southern California Conference.
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KmIed nia wIre apd IIlmseIf.

NEw YORK, April l5,-Fredsrick
Merick shot sud KILLED his wife TO-DAY
IA her bedroom ut their home IN Brook
Ign, then, staining before mirror N
tho adjoining r0Um no nred a bullet
into his tlpht temple, Death was In.
-tantRHeOus IN both cases. The couple
we're we'll 10 no ana had been married
six years, anu leave Guild o years OLD,
II -Bilgged that Murrlck WAS susplc Uus
Of his wife. About dayUEeak awOmGn
IA the house heard Mr.. MeTtick cry
OUT In an alarmed tone! son Ffel,
what are you going TO dor Arc you
Ufazy?" Then tho shooting occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-15

madrid, April l5.-rhe election
feluruH ~ uate snow tnat the parties
nre divided p- follows: Conservatives
BIS, liberals 81, dissiAent conservative
3, independents IL, osrlist 10, auu
lepublicaus 3, Owing to Irregularities
Ia tue Mnurid precinct, the electoral
borough naa Ouen fned 100 pesetss,
Fines havs also been inti iCled upon
wire pullers. Tho liberals elected H.
Madrid thiuk Of resigning In cOunec'
tlOn with q SUIT Tor liOel AgainVt tue
Marquis Of CaUrisna, who was insitu.
mental In exp siug the ale. Ell
municipal corruption anu who Ii being
uToiGCuted by The mum cipHl council.
lOrs, The MsIq lls has b en- ordered 10
tlnd bail, but ;, 10 believed he VIII pre-
eg ~ 10 10 ptlHUu,
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IN MATABELELAND.
Letter from NJ HliOD, 40 American
Hlnilg Engineer
PROBABLY SLAIN NEAR DuLuwAYo
lIt Was Closely Associated With John
tiays llammond-1he Dutch
melted the Rebellion.

CHICAGO, April ia cable ines.
.sec from CApetown reports the killing
u three engineers near Buluwayo.
the nsmCs VI the two victims are given
as Hammond and Palmer Mics May
L.. sqlfe, manager OF Handel music
U4ll, ha, grave fears that tho third IL
Hef cousin, Richard Lyle Mason, who
WAS IN the vicinity Of Buluway0 when
Iasl heard from. The latt letter 70.
,uiyed from him gave his address ~
Care OF a, Il. Hammond, Blluwayo,
IiiabUiclhud, South Aitica."
Thu ls,isg was dated January IS, ami
Wfs received hero March rs. IL was
Written in tho heart Of MalaOClvland,
900 miles from the COST, anu was taken
uy native Culrier tuiGty miles ~
Buluwnyo to be BOatcd. Mt. Mason
was gwen exclusive charge OF tue
mines In tue "a ,muesi district, Matuuo.
land, and VI tho time he wrote was en-.
grstd In moving with "a force VI twenty
men and 100 muluu, some heavy INA
cnin,ry Nquirei Tor The development
90 the mines. They haj passed tcyOud
tho iovot district aud were forty Or
nhy miles distant rom the uprisiug In
iur TausvaAL liz went there last
september.
though the party was forty miles OF
mufu ifom the scene VI the first tr0ub e
fu tue Ttausvnal, Mr. Mason wrote no
hal no desire 20 get nearer btcsusc
those niggvfs shoot too straight 10
tuit him" He thought tho natives
had been melted hy tho Dutch 10 rise
against tbs Euglisn IA tho fifst place.
Mr.. MhhIu IL a native OF Austfnlia,
but America II his adopted countTy.
llta pafeuts live In Australia anu he
Nhs no other relative except Miss
squire In thiH country, she has made
every effort To secure hccutatu iuiOfmn-
uuu 10 regard TO Mf. Mason anu nir
pHtsble iato but with little success
us faf. The United y atus hls At
present no representative Rt CapptUwn,
tHo newly accredited consul, james II 4.
Mu.ligau, being now On route TO bis
post.
Nj. Mason, though only 81 years
CO.,, has acquired a nus reputation as
900 expert mechanical aui mining
u giuycf. lie IL era uatO 81 the
school " Design In Melbourne AMI
uut practlccd his Profession In tue
Aui,rala gold fcldf. Then he came
q. America and remained here nine
y,afs. La that time he was employed
lH every large machinery mauuigc.
Nuf'ng plant In the country from San
Fran cisco 10 Philadelphia.
Al Oner Of $4,000 year decided
uIm 10 20 10 SUu,n Africa, Ito II onp
70 .hu 100 expert mining engineers
whose totviCcr have been secured by
the English capital invested IN the
south African nvids. Ihu head Of this
igtcg Is John Hays Hamm nd, of
son francisco, n cousin Of a. AZ. Ham.
mona, In whose care Mi. MasOn'a
mail was 10 be sent. IL seems probable
mat A, l.. Hammond anu Mr.. Mason
were Two ut the three victims u the
natives. Mr. Mason, It b. known, had
lwO other tngiutyTF lsb. Ciatel with
him Ia Tue Htmbrsl mining district,
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Nor wIrIIOUr RESULT.
Negotiations Between CSbsn Rebels
and she UsysFnInsnI Probable.

Negotiations Between CUbRn Rebels
And Ihs GSVsrnnrnG Probable,
CHICAGO, April IA special dis.
patch W the Times. Herald from
Washington ssye;
There Is now hope that the efforts Of
tho United States % mediate between
spain ANA thv Cuban Insurgents Will
T. Iult In the bringing about OF negO.
iiatiOus between the rebel leaders and
tho Spanish govern ment. At least
SpalnthIws sigua OF accedlng TO the
request recently made ny President
& -yeiaud for acceptance OF tue good
tili 'Ua Ot the United states. The me-
nations are IN the hands OF Secretary
Oluey aud 5rnJr Dupuy DE LJmr, the
spanish minister At this capital. senior
Do LONE, acting under Instructions
rom hil government, has made certain
/ QuiIirs Ne 10 the muthOI which the
President proposes To follow. IL the
spanish miuhteT OF foreign affairs
finally accepts tno good offices Of tnis
government, General Flznugh Lee,
our new cOusul.gsneTal at Havana,
will bp instructed TO sound the iusut-
gent leaders NJ tI their Willingness 10
suotpI reforms Ia Cuba, and IN Ihes q
lsiug guaranteed to lay down their
aTmt.
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right for "a ril,,r Platform.

TACOMA, Wash, April l5.-rhc OIL.
vor men Ia tue Democratic state CON.
veuIlou made mn all.lay hght Tor =
silver pla form and silver delegation
candidate for pTrtlIUnt. President
uUr,eJ. A ffue silver resolution was
adopted but the dultgates were not IN.
tuuulrI. Tue delegates 10 Chicago
hru Hugh Wallace, Tacoma, Il. g..
hicCrusky, Whitman; w. II. White,
Seattle; }. Il. Fontou, Spokane, j. f..
GluttUu, Cheunlla county; Thomas
Maionsy, Pm Angoles; J u. sharp
stein, WAa Wala, anu Charles A..
Daring, New WhAtGJme.
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Tho priEe winner, Ut Athens Wccrtss
thtiF Rewards.

hulENs, April lj.-Bflulnt wca.
thur Prevailed hutc tJIuy aud the
STALLION was packet with people DE-.
u Gus u tctiug luU " zee awarded o.
the winners ui the olympic games.
Upon toe arrival Of tue royal pufly.
SIC. Robert delivered the p.uaau code
uu the game, using tue mU-ufn tf..
uuuc at.on, EiCu o. tne wluuefs FOL.
the lr-t pTzr- received from the hand
VI the Ring wreath OF viii u We
if0m tees 10 Oy mpin, nee flluR Go
ancient custom, the W. pJsluuu tu be-.
STOW silver vrsAths having been aUnu-
duuuJ. Tue winners Of teUDu1 utzrs
received laurel Wfgnths. Al tue
wIuutf- received uipl mas anu modal,
iho prEf wiuucts then paraIUI tue
Stu.iJu, tue uaYu paging tue national
ar % uacI uatluu, AilUrWGfis tho
King proclaimed the close Of Juu games,
rue greatest ouIuusiasm WA mani.
leuluI,
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WAsuISdTuS, d, O., April l5'-Tho
fepuft VI tne elections committee ON
,Ac case OF Gordon Va Lstimrr, Third
district Of South Carolina, Ia lEy0t Of
tho Ht.irg member, WAS adopted with
uut division.
Hun (Ksp., Iowa., chairman u the
committee On military Aliairs, called
~ tue resolution tor tho appointment
ut Wm. IS, Frankliu (CInn,), luUmas J.
HoudpTsgn (ll.l, Geo. l.. Brblt Maiue),
.ui George w. Steele (lud,) NJ mem
utrs NJ the board Of managers OF ne
National SOLDIERS Home. Blue ( Rep,
Is us.) made touSatiOual speech
,ga!usL Grt DID. Franklin, cher ing
uIm, Ruu ruutu, Tor whtm he SAID
Franklin was rtEpOusiulr, win cruel
aud brutal treatment OF the inma,eH 0
tho home NJ LeAvuuwOTlu, hansas,
lie moved 10 substitute mo name
10 GyI ttal o, o. Howard Tor Ihat
4 Genera franklin, Ia an answer
90 the sltoifC questions az O. tue per.
f1uaI character " General Franklin,
B uu Trl led tuat he charged that Guu.
Fuaukuu was either grossly negllgeu.
ur dishonest. lie Alsl charged mat
tue general treasury, "Frepkliu's man
Frdal, ~ iurool the b chances &C 90 n Is
gD tho Itp, O,Jr's reports, hg iuft ,rr
charged Smilh WIN drunkenness ana
InumiIatiou IN the matter Of the
L5Ayuu worth home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-15
Tabernacle Choir Singers.

The members OF tue Tabernacle cholt
who have not gone to California are
requested TO meet Al the Tabernacle o q
Thursday At 1880 .. m, for rehearsal.
Efficient members Of the city ward
choirs are slso Invited.
POT &. ]. Thomas hiss been APP
pointed 10 zut ~ conductor In tbs ab.
,ence o. Prof l.. stephens.
trust that all will faithfully res
pond 10 this call,
Angus NJ. CASSoN,
Pres duut salt Lake stake.