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 < e&PGE FOUNDERS.
Four sailors Drowned and Others Saved
 by LIfssavIsg Crew.

Four sailors Drowned and Others Saved
 bg LIfesaviag Crew.
 MnwkUKEE. 0es. l.-Ths barge Su- matra, the coasort Of the TT. B. Arnes. bound down from Chicago with Q load of railroad iron. fOundersd of the gov srnmeut pisr here yesterday morning Four sailors were drowned. Captain, mate and the cook were rescued by the gifesayIng crew.
 The members Of the crew lost were
 Arthur Burnsted.
 Charles Hemmer.
 Patrick Peterson.
 Peter Anderson.
 All of the drowned were from West Bay City. Mich.
 The illfated barge went down with scarcely a moments notice, and, ac- cording to the statement of Captain Johnson and the mate, the crew did not not have time to mount the rigging after realizing the vessel was founder ing. eShe seemed to go down like a load Of lead inside of minute or two, :" was the way Captain Johnson described 1t.
 The sumatra was owned by the Mills Transportation company of Port Hu- ron. Mich. She had an insurance valu- ation in the Inland Lloyds company, registered. of sls.0O0.
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HE DIG BRIDGE CONE.
Wind Carried It Away at Columbia.
 It Cost sI .000, 900.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 1.-For over an hour at i2 % Wednesday night this city and county was subjected to the soyerest windstorm ever known. It is impossible to make any estimate of the buildings wholly or partially de- nolished, nor of the monetary extent of the damage. The greatest single loss is that of the Pennsylvania railroad bridge across the Snsquehanna, at Columbia, nothing being left of 1t but the piers, the iron span in the middle and the first span at each end The bridge was mile and quarter long, and said to Us the largest covered bridge in the world. In this city large number of build ings were partly demolished and un- roofed and streets Uttered with debris. Telegraph and telephone wires across the country are down Or badly tangled, but from meager accounts thus far re- eeived, the country sections must have suffered more severely than the city.
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IRON GATES or THE DANTBE
 OPENED.

One Of the last Of the great egents connected with Hungary'a miIIcnial exposition. which has been ln pro- Rress at Budapest since last May, was the opening Of the Iron Gates Of the Danube last Sunday by the emperor of Austria and the kings Of Sefvia and Konmania. The en- trance to the Iron Gates canal is about four miles from Orsoya, Ser. via, and at this point a flower. laden cord had been stretched across the only obstruction now remaining to the commerce Of the great Danube river. hs the steamer on which were the three rnonarchs of the three nations specially interested if thla great engineering work snap. ped the flower laden cord, the salute of caanou and the cheers Of the peo- ple proclaimed that the dreaded Iron Gates Of the Danube no longer kSd any terror for the navigator as<s that lhey were forever open to txz commerce Of the rations on it's sz3xss
 Th8s event ls hotabie one, and ls connection with the other events 1ezs1wxE<1 sa thfs skousandth year tf ffs1 gsfgs existence as nation, ss<sas &f @v#ksDs0 spirit of enter 1rfse s66 hsfisba pride that angurs ~ss fgv fas f8fafe of Austria Hssrsrg< sTf.s f,&Aas,e is to eastern xsfsss psxs Es,s fsFs1es gs fe west ern kuetz. C is& r4gef of romance Of z tsetsfss4as f,3aslY quite as eAt ae tf.4s f,f tse f<sJse, f,ef not
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-01

Tag Tagging Tsass has cur eee ton growers 0g the throat and M this season. eadeaseEirg ta throttle them The election of Befsa as President ai. pat 8 stop to t8s species of robbery aad eztortion.
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Aaoshsf Eepablleea c9aqsaslea.

coLoEADo srR1sos, Gel. i.-The state convention of the gold standard Rspublicans vill rases here today This convention claims C reprcsoat ths reg nIar'' Republican party of tas state. r win nominats presidential electors and. it is believed, full state ticket.
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sp>ks Axslass Free Silver.

HUarTxsTos. v. "a. Oee. I.-Prss- idsnt 8 E. Ingalls of the Caeszpezks and Ohio rsiIFoad spoke against frss silver to a large crowd Of euployes as ths opera honse here lat nigAs
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Nervous PrOstratiOn
 Cured by Dr. Miles Neryine.

Prolonged derangensnt of the nervous system not only affects the brain and fea- tai powers. but develops disease fu some of tho vital organs. The most dangerous Of these indirect results k wheu the heart is affected. This Nas tise easc Of the Rev. ! F. Surface, Pawn River. Mich. Nho writes under date Of Feb 1S, fsss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-01

Fourteen years ago had a slight stroke of paralysis. Oyerwork brought on nervous psostration. was exceedingly nervous and tho exertIon Of pubic speaking caused heart paipitatlon that threatened my life. used two bottles Of Dr. Miles New Heart Cure for my heart trouble. and two of Dr. Miles BcstoFatEve NcrvIne for my nervous meas and feel better than l ever expected to feel again. can speak for hours without tsrfn9 CT having my heart fiuttcr as 1t for nsefIy aid. anl have you to thank that af. alive today
 Ga sale Dg aIi druggists. DF MiIes' Book o0 Heart and Heryona Disorders FREE by mail Df Niles Medical Co. Elishart Ind. Dr. Niles Remedies Restore Health.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
ITALIAN SITUATION.
EMPEROR Wilhelm and KIlg Humbsf,
10 HaY1 a Meeting.
the QUEEN AND rnESLw CABINET


NEW YomS, March ii.-A dispatch
10 the Herald irou Romc says.
The German emperor will have an
interview with Gen. Lauzsna In ut1of
20 arrange n meeting with King Hum.
bert, who will accompany h,shlly from
Genoa 10 Naples on beard the royal
yacht HJhehz llofn.
Queen MufgbeIila completely o..
proves Of tue Rcotli.Ruiiui cabinet
uni the proposal to take a ,a'o middle
course In regard 10 tho war In Africa.
5hs promised to give tho new minit.fy
utr most energetic support,
General BatAticfi ~ preparing n state.
mcnt la when he viii show that
Cfspi was largely responsible tot tue
recent disaster IN Abyssiula, The *.
premier VINO desires 10 20 abroad ~
preparing violent pfcss campaign
against rignot Ku iiui.
The new ministry will at once lay
au important project relative 10 tue
African policy before the Chamber iu
order that II may DO discussed tC ore
the pT0fOgstiou Of Parliament,
a general amnesty Tor political
oilrnses nave been decided upon. Gou,
RlCptu, as minister u war, h,s been
extremely well received by tue army,
100 lac means 90 complete tue break
with tho dangerous pUIoy puffuol ~
MuCeuni.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Salt Lake theater-goen have a
reputation Tor being among tho most
critical In the United States, yet MIR.
ROyls Is couillent that HE new play
Mexico, which viii be presented Tor
the fret time to home audience on
Thursday ana Friday evenings, will
meet with approval. from tne indioa.
lions evlnord by large box office sails
Of seats, brilliant audience will be
assembled when the curtain goes %
on tho hrst act. The stage win then
present beautiful series OF tableauKs,
with tue gorgeous uniforms OF IN Q
American AMI Mexican soldiers, the
costumes OF Iho ladies, aud the chaTac.
teTisIic gatb OF the Mexican psOns aud
muzo', ami the scenery OF tie plctut.
stquo old Mexico.
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AInrm r.Ilf,rnsIe.m.r

San FHANCisCo, March ll..-Ns time
prs'rs Auu a. NoiI r. received from
tHu missing CHINA steamer BIO de
JsDeifu alarm lIt tho safety ~ tho big
lode mai liner increases. The sytuts
% tue cJmpauy continue % give cut
assurances tuHt tho vessel lH ull Tighf,
but the friends Of the passengers aud
crew arc not ~ confident. Tue Ufiiu, ~
" the company ate uaily hrsicRrd by
crowns awaiting some ttdings VI thu
mls'ing thip, but sn Ter their vigilance
uHs huuu unfrwhtdtd. Increased
anxiety IL also manifested la marine
insurance circles Aud n IL bulI that
the ayepia Of foreign companies which
took risks on the Ghip have been 10.
-ltucicd TO UNLOAD good portion Of tue
inhuTAncc n possible.
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wAsHGNuTOS, ID. g., March ll-Iu
the Svnatr tIuay Hoar wa urUEu zsI
on HE resolutOl postpouiug ,le entire
Cuban question until hprI o., aud
directing the COMMITTEES ON 'Uftigu TO.
latiOus 20 make Inquiry IN thu mean.
time.
At2 O'Clock Hlar, without Inishiug
hib speech, asked thHt the TrB1luiiou
20 over without preludiCa, Plat and
others d,sitiug further % debate g.
Morgan objected and under the rule
the resolution went TO the cnlrndar
tom wuIch tt cannot be taken except
by a vote ui the Svnaig.
The consideration Of the Dupont
UluUuoT case wa then resumed.
The q IiFg amendment 30 reduce
The 90 prJpratiuu Tor pOs'0nlCu iuspcC.
tor, was carried, 49, 10 63.
RIlgE's amendment was aimed 40
the tu'ctlleu letter Carfivts' sIy syatUm,
which WIS hoty attacked in the DE-
tate - Quisg lRep.) and Cummings
(Dtm.).
McMIiiin (rennessee) replied that
the speech were partisan attacks on
tue administration,
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Runaway.

Asa lady with ~ little girl was get.
ting out of a buggy belonging ~ Mr.
J. +. White Of white & Sons Co., In
front Oftheir store, one Of the lines wac
pulled cut u the dtiysT's Ia Mr.. Joncs)
hands, and tho horse becoming fright.
ened at a rope dropped by an electric
llnemau, whirloi arouni, almost tip.
ping Mr. Jones out and slarteI east on
Flut South at terrific rate Of speed.
Several poles were missed by hair
gnd some u tic Toys on the crossing Al
the intersection Oi East Temple had n
very marrow escape from iuiuty or
death. This animal ran 10 Third East,
where the driver succeeded In regain.
Ing tho line by leaning out on the
thills aud stopping the runaway.
Nothing was broken ami no one In.
JuTed, though the lack VI serious mis-.
nap was almost miracle.
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sr. LOUIS, March ll.-With i'm.
posing ceremonies beitliug bis rauk
nH q urI ce iu the Roman Catholic
church, Archbishop Richard Kundtick
aas laid TO rest IN the priests lot,
Calvary Cemetery luiuy.
II Ia tstimbtVd that curing the past
tWu anu a half days ut least l95, 900
people paIstd through the catheIfal TO
view Tho remains. An Immense
crowd besiegtu the oalhedraPs door
early today, eager to gain admiltance,
tut were uisPppyintoU, lor toe tottiug
capacity was barely sum lent To Rc.
COmmudate the pfelhtrs anu priests.
Que OaTuilhl, eight arohbishop,, more
lhau twenty bishops aud fully 400
ptIesF. n-sisted by choir Il students
nom keuutirk seminary, conducted
the stTyiC,F, which contested In the
pontihc requiem mass and Gilice for
he dead. Atcnb shop X In acted AZ
celebrAut. Arcl bsuop Ryan delivered
an eloquent Grafton. AusOlutiOn YVES
or'orulei by Cardinal Gibbons and
Jour archbishop.
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ET. LOUIS March l.-G0ncrM Man.
eyer James housumau h gUmiug ia tot
a .rrat ucal VI blame Tor the accident
on the ~. Louis * kirawOud Electric
Hoe, Ia Wuiuh tntUu men lost tuuf
lives aud many mJIe were uuuUusy
Injured sunday evening. lilo % uui
iluuurI, however. 10 lay tl1 !buIt on
MuIOfmnu Aiken, vino Vas killed al
he post, anu vino MI. H0utoman says
was tuuuiug his car NJ tue tluu VI tnu
accident Ia violation Of tue fuitr OF tue
company. Que TACT mas leaked Out
Wut.h viii show tho company wac
Ifmarlly 10 blame Tor ,he whole
trouble. A defective trolley wire that
worked bAdly nom the bIafI eautSd tue
delay when Resulted In lho oaIas'
tTlpue,
IL Is known also that the company
hau no prlutei rules tor the guidance
VI employees. EHun man was gwen
verbal Instructions by MT. hUutumau,
it's now claimed, auI they we're tK'
ICUteu to remember aud Ouvy them,
The fiTst sult tor uHuIugts ae lhu IT,
suit VI tue accident has been hiud Ny
d.. NJ. G. Marshall, OF tuis city, who
asks iyI S.5, 900. HIS leg WAS Urvkeu
anu he suffered other l'Jures,
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Conference Rates.

The Union Pacific Railway Go. an.
nounco a single fare return rate fat
Conference visitors 10 SILT Lake.
Tickets from Ogden, PAyson, Eureka,
roosle and all intermediate points will
be- on salo ON April 8fd to 0th inclusive
and will be good for return tlll April
lg,h. Tickets from points outside Of
these stations viii be- sold on Arm
End, aad the time limit Tor returning 10
extended till the l6.h,
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CAUGHT WHILE LOGGING.
Collins CLARK Dangerously Ioj1r,d
al PdIoTlE.


rAHOwAN. Utah, March ~, is65.-
,Spscial ,1tne NEws,pcr Dusofct Tele.
.pg. Mr. Collins CLARK VI this
pIScc, % younger brother VI tho Hon.
l.. J.. CLARK, Of tho Legislature, was
dragging wood down tue muIuisln
eide yesterday, when tue woOi caught
on % tooh, csu'iug it &, capsizs aud
strike him on tue hehI, knocking hin
senseltis, ana iuttoiug severe wounds
on the back anu top oi hi, head, face
and Iafts Of his body. lie had to be
hauled home three miles On wagon
before any assistance could be- given
him. Hcisina dangerous condition,
but Dr. Han shys n fever aud iunam.
nation does not sct Ia he will TpooveE
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would son ms vr.t. When sir.
BOON wOuii eNlrul bic new commord
ne cnuId not say, tut thought possibIy
10 week " more. lu regard 10 tnt
manifesto Of his i1turf, General Booth,
p1uilrhed yvstotluy, tayiug tbst he
lu''hled 10 conduct the army ire
sltcuve OF prrDus, General Balliug.
Ton Booth saiu that be huu never asked
sHhy iavprs rom the head commander,
hli hhd beru subject " tne same fuIss
&C. o., others. No name ., as yet given 10
Tue Lew CUmmtuI.
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PIONEER SQUARE.
ASKED for BY the Utah and Pacific
for Dpot Purposes.
COUNCIL WILL MEET TONIGHT.
AZ That lIms the Jumpiul's Petition
VIII BE- Considered Rpsolu-
ton Presented.
COUNCIL WILL MEET TONIGHT

The prospective nov railroads 10
southern Utah, Deep Creek Nnd the
Pacific c1sst occupied goodly p0f.
ton " tho time OF the CITY Council
isst night ami was uy fat the mlst im.
pcflant question with which the city
iathcrr had 10 deal. Promoters 0t the
enterprise In the persona % Abraham
II. Cannon, J, NJ. Allen VI ST. Louis,
representing Meyers Bros. Of the aamo
city, Fpnklin d. RuhatIs o. legal
council were present, as was also Judge
CulUorn, secretary u the Chambur VI
Commerce. Toe matter camu up on
the prseutatIon RuJ reading OF tho
following petition:
Your petitioners respectfully represent
That .hO UtHh Is Harut improvement
company "a corporation, has boon ufEtu-
If#i uuuur thU laws ~ tNH ~ttu of lAh
.uf tho purpose, among other things, NJ
constructing aud acquiring rtufuu
between ale Lake tIty aud L1sAugyIu.,
ug some other uuuNDulUn. point uu ihr
Pacific coast, uuu nIsu railroad from
Sut Lake tiiy iu Muuguy, Nevada,
through ,hO DD0p Dtu"b mining region.
lhut 10 b. tho purposo NJ tho officers
and stockholders ui this company tH linz
mrdIaiuly commence she cJUs .ruCtiuu NJ
said railroad mud push thn saiuu tu CONE
Iluuuu hs iAst as practicable. Tue south
vru road Will run from SHu Llho Guy
through ,hv settlements ut southern Utah
unu uuucH westerly hy tuu m1si feasible
route 90 the coast, HuuflIuE rIIwAy %.
uIIIIuH anu connections with salt lHhu
cry for southern Ulah, southwest
uru Nevada uui southern Gale
Iufuiu, while tho un.p Crock
road will greatly enhance the value
aud promote tue development Of tho
mining Interests of tho s Ave ami par.
uuuiarIy " bat region. lu view ui tho
magui udu ~ Vac enterprises and tho
many benefits winch viii uu derived
from thUW uy iNu people ~ L Hh. wUtryI
Justified Boo asking tor tho UuyuuwEuuvut
aut aHpuurt of The public ns wei 10 that
Ui private ci iz'ns ltI. very do,uh. %
that BE- depot Tor these roads bee "s.Hu.
I,hou 100 SAT- Lake Guy which Will bp CON.
NuuIvut TO- tuo travelling pubic.
We, therefore, respectfully ask your
honorable body 60 mako grant 90 Tho
tnn s. pacIuu Improvement company
ut Pioneer square Tor upput purpusUt lur
HHii IA.r.nl., aud That said grant Mku
uil0't when one hundred miles Of fnlI-
rad has boon cpusiruc.yd or acquired on
either VI said lines,
NeIy respectfully,
UTAH & PAciPio IMPROVEMENT Con-.
Ey GEoHoE q, CANSoS.
Precedent,
A. II, CANSoS,
Secretary.
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HILLsDALE, H., March ll.-whllo
the luTuu Uuugest children ~ Wan,
l.. Biackmnu, % Blactmau Brolhtts,
commission merchant, were beiug
driven nome from a C1nuetr asst night,
their cRTflH q Whg slGuCK by "a train %
the &. b, a q. Railway. Carlos, tue
youngest sou, was instantly allied, M
was the cOaohman, Samuel Russell.
Willls, the eldest SOU, was lefTlUly IN
lufed, ana VIII probably die, Mafgofy,
the youngest laughter, has bfuk, Il
zee ana IN badly bgulsvu. Sue will prob
ably TeCOveTl
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NEW YURK, March ia local
pager sayt;
Il 10 quite pr. bnble that at the next
monthly meeting Of tho arch diocesan
union VI tue Roman Catholic GhGTcn,
movement VIII Du started 10 esltU.
llsh au organ 1ati0n IN tho church
similar iu the Young Mems Christian
association. sucu u mUvemrut has
b IN discussed Tor some time ny yaTl.
uus Roman Catholic suclellrs, anu The
uruy ~ taking concerted action has
ben due SHELLY 70 tho iaot that no one
wuBToady 70 take the iniuhi step,
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HAYNES AND CAHOON.
The Second Days Hearing Favorable
10 the Defendants.

The trial Of Harry Hayns, and A.
J.. CahJOu WIS continued Ia Judge
hilrs's court this uor.iug.
Toe uslvndRnIs were indicted by the
grand Jury IN October 1894. They
were members or the Maeadam Il Ok
company AMI supplied the county
with quattzlIe rock 10 pave state street,
and IN December ., 1874 MI Cahoou
presented claim Tor 6,5JJ yards &.
$40 pur yard, amounting TO gu, lsU,
but tue fact Ia the case IL that u wa.
NOT entirely quauEi,o rock, but con.
sisted OF difI aud other matoflAl OF little
NJ 10 value, making the claim accori-
Ing u the prosecution, fraudulent.
Tho following are similar instances 10
the one above mentioned: That on
October s, 1894, tue tsiu defendants
AlsI swUt" o. u cain Of 100 yards VI
rock NJ fl,72 yer yAfu, amounting g.
SLIGO; tuHi on OctutBr g9tn tue de.
ouIau.s Ewlte 10 = clam Ul /, 400 yards
shalc Iogk Al 81 - poT yafI, amount.
lns Co s.,4lsi nisO Uur Tor g,ajl yAtis
OF rock gt sl.52 yer yard, amounting 90
81 uii.73. County Attorney White.
muro Sud Attorney &. >. Varian prose.
cuted today W on yesterday, auI
PUw0ts, straup and Lippmau defend,
cd.
As the NEWS goes u press, tho jury
brought Ina verdict Of not guilty In
the nrsg nase.i
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IrALIAN sItrAtInN.
nueh Interest shows IN tue Matter In
Russia

NEW NUus, Mtrch ia dispatch
10 thu Hufaid flUm 49, putpfshutr gay (.
Interest here is acute IA tue lHlHu
'l'uAll0n' ~ Is admitted that Ma.
pultoh himfuii could not have con.
uhtoi tue war uuJvt tho present uir.
cumstnucrF.
Tue \ItIYmottl seems 10 suspect the
presence 90 tue Austrian mini-ttr To-
huiiin, ltsays " G.tmany Aud Aus.
ria wish % Intervene % Will b. a Fix.
nal iOi action by those powers that 10
not approve tue CUu0B OF lWly iu
Auyssiuin. IL ssys tuAt there be- 90
ftafJu WY LAZY SHOULD NOT leave Sue
u'd cuuttu tzscn auu join tuo uiIiauUg,
Wnich Kuhtnuttus peace.
Tug itirs in Nice should in dic,to 10
LAZY Me IOIcy 10 follow.
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THE TABLE CLEARED
0ls Memorial and Three Bills P5si
,hs HOUSE To-Day.
CUBAN Resolution KNOCKED our
Four Claim, Rejected BY the Stat,
board Of lximlpers-lhs SPEAK.
cr signed Five Bus

Tho Ore and police boards bill was
passed by the House alter press lime
yesterday afternoon by a vote Of 80 to
3. Tho bill leaves the appointment OF
the boards with the mayor AMI city
council. The vote on the bill was ~
follows
y Ayts - AndfuI Beard, Bolltho,
Beruhcisel, CH,tchlow, Cushing Ciafh,
Egau, Ferguson %: salt LIKE, Frfgu.
son u Carbon, Gibbs. Harris, hoiner,
Howard, LOWS, L,wtey. Morrison,
Merrill Murdoch, Nebeker Of Salt
Lskr, Neutker o. Rich, Nye, RtdJs,I,
u IUlusoE, Stevens, SneIakor, shaier,
Ssvy, Sotenson, Thompson Of ssnpole,
Thompson OF Willard, Mr. spenksr-
%.
Nays-Condon, Curtis, Gibson, Lar.
sen, Mansncil--5.
Absent-Cazlef, Lennon, Mouson,
Vaughan, smoot, Taylor Thorne.
Wllsuu-5.
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a spanish Hini.tsr'a Estimation Of
tue Rebel Leader.

A spanish nini.trr'a ELIMINATION OF
tue Rebel Leader.
NEw NOWl, MBrol IA iisIat,h
20 tue HrinI4 If1m MaITld, suys3
Ia nn interview senior Francisco
RJmttO Y buultd0, minister NJ mercy
aud Justice, sais; "GImy1 was bUru
Ia san Domingo, anu Is IA thing more
than AZ uuvtuturuT, American lutrt.
yentiou In Cuban affairs would DO e..
ti.lud TO the death ~ 5Ihiu a. CON.
ifnry 10 all nights VI International law.
"-ralu has carried on tue wsuuf by
humane mraus. TIE rtalumrlts hUuu
WeglrT's ciuvit0Us are calumuies. 10
say that he 10 iuhumau II W tell tai q.
hood, tIRhuug vutlgUtlcaliy Tor III
uJuutfy, o. Do called luhumau, simply
tocAusu hb tuurly Is ~ cUuslIcuous
contrast 70 the buplug uttHuuuUl Matli.
HtE tumput.
"Pumitr Cauoyas did a wiso thing
IA ulssuiyiug tue Cuftos, II II nAd been
Ia rettisu matters M GIT have teen
ptrcipitagru; now all may ~ well.
"Ihu now oOftus will uu thoroughly
representative and unanimous upon
the GuUan question:"
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For Personal injury.

The case OF Leo Brosohlnsky Va Salt
Lake CITY came up for hearing In
Judge Streets department Of the Third
district court today.
the plaintiff alleges that on the 7th
day OF February, 1894, he was riding
along Nilth North street and that his
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u0f-o became frightened by the wuccls
o. their wagon ialling into o. noe and
ran away upseiiiug the vehicle aud
throwing plsinufi upon pile VI : cks
anu breaking his arm AMI cnusing him
personal injuries. lie Therefore praye
Tor iudgmult 10 the sum Of $4,000 aHd
costs 0f suit.