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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-18
AND LOB PRIN1INa-

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
THE HERALD is fully prepared to do all
lnds of plain and fancy JOB printing In az
the latest styles. Work perfectly and
promptly done.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-18
q, 0, v, W,
FOresters of America
Ere Dopartnant.

Board of Fire Directors meets every secon
Wednesday. General department meeting
second Wednesday in March, June, Septem-
her and December } J JULIAN. President.
! Il Payne, J J Con -OrS, Chief,
secretary. p NJ Millspaush, Asst Chief
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-18

While hunting on Pine Ridge, ten
miles from Ukiah, Cal, Charles Ryan
found the skeleton of a man seated
astride the branch of a tree sixty feet
from the ground. One of the leg bones
had fallen off, and the skeleton. which
was wedged between the limb ard trunk
of the tree, had apparently been there
many years. The discovery may solve
the mysterious disappearance of An
drew NOrbi, a pioneer settler who left
his cabin seventeen years ago and was
never seen again. Ryan believes that
the skeleton is that of man either
driven to the tree as a refuge from
wild animals, or Icing lost in the
woods, climbed the tree for observation
and fell, landing in the crutch of the
tree from which he could not extricate
himself.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-18

According to the annual book on
naval progress, which has just been
completed by the bureau of naval in
tell gence, Great Britat n lead the world
She has appropriated for her navy
this year $l06 30, 100, which exceeds
the original estimates of the preceding
year by So, 600, 900 and those of 1894 by
S2l 900, 600. This enormous increase i
due to the acceleration of ship build
ing work in hand and to the consequent
necessity for the early delivery of
material and for the increase of the
personnel. This policy of pushing all
work TO an ear ly completion will be
vigorously carried out,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-18

Messrs. Sanchez de Lara, Lujan and
Caravaglia have left the Mexican
Opera company and joined the company
now performing in the National theater
The Mexican Opera company, however.
is preparing to reOrganize and continue
its operatic campaign.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-18

AS result of the Cuban revolution
much of that country's trade has been
diverted to Mexico, where large num-
bers of Cuban merchants are now
settled. The Cuban tobacco trade has
been severely injured. and, it is said,
not single vega in the famous
district of ''Vuelta Abajo" is at present
under cultivation, and not likely to be
for time. Mexican tobacco merchants
have as far as possible taken advantage
of the situation, and are cultivating
the leaf in order to substitute the
demand. Already this market has
received quantities of Mexican tobacco,
but as yet it is not up to the mark as a
substitute for the Cuban leaf. Santo
Domingo is also DESTROYS of Introducing
her tobacco in this market.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-18
Oolored Knights OF Pyknias

Myrtle Lodge, No. 10
Regular meeting every Wednesday evening
IN Union Labor Hall over Badgers grocery
store. Soiournins knights respectfully In
v.ted to attend.
A. Q. MURPHY. K. OF Z. and
". H. SCOTT, &C
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X. OF p.


FL EaSo IooRep no Ok
Regular meeting every Friday night
Castle hail, over BeI eke's hardware store
SoJourniEg knights will receive cordis
welcome UEO. K. HARVEY y. =.
h COLLIANDER, Z. K. 5.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-18
g.. A. r.

Emmett Crawford Post. No. 10, @. a. r.
Meets 1st Sund ay of each month at $3.50 y. M
Hall on San Antonio street. All comrades IN
good standing invited to visit the post.
$. ". EIIII1CHAMP, Commander
Z. (. TUSTEN, Adjutant.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-18
/. Q. y. f.

Ell Faso Lodge. No. 234, /. Q. c. r.
Meeting Every Monday Night.
L. BLUM, II. G..
P. NJ. MILLSPAUGH, Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-20

wAsHiSuTOE, March Colt was
Decided g. vote on the resolutions cea.
surfing Bayari BeparBtrly. The hrst
totOlutlJu, oensutinR Baynfd, was
adopted, 100 70 a.. Five Democrats
voted tor % Aud thee Republican,
against. Cummings (New Hofk),
Bailey (reNts), Lalii"ct (SJuth Caro-
iinal, Surg (ldah0) aud Cocktoll
(ltXaEh Democrats, voted with the
Republicans lot the Te.olulion, Cook
ulnnDisL Wills tDriawatrl, anu
Baker (darylauu), RspuUlicauv, voted
a. RlnFt %.
Layton (Ohlo) also was among the
n0mUU ials who voted Tor the censute OF
B,yaru, anu Diaper Mass.l and PIT.
ury New Jrfsvyl were Amoug tue
IL puuiicaus who voted against Tue
second resolution, when UNptostes tue
general opinion that our representa-.
uvrs should not make political OF psrgl-
san speeches, was adopted, lbl 10 81.
Tue BrrOit.BUatnvr contested cleo.
ton Gaze from Filtn Louisiana district,
was called up after tue adoption Ui tue
B,yati contufe resolutions. The ma.
iJtty report which pfUbEbly Will be
adopted uei0Te the II USE auiJuTuH tJ.
Jay, dUolAIeB tho scat vacant.
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SENATE And HOUSE.
4 Desire 10 BrI1g lhs Cuban QUESTION
10 a Finally,
ALLEN OS Tue CLAIM or DurOSL


WATrSuIoS, ID. c., March 20
The desire to advance the Cuban ques.
ton to n nnality Ia tho Senate was
shown today by tho Abandonment Of
the usual routine business, the suspen'
sion " TIVE reading OF the Jutnal and
this immediate taking up Of tho Cuban
resolutions.
Having secured the right Of way
-hstmal yielded temporarily TO Allen
tNebrasknl 70 state his views on the
claim Of Dup1uL The statement had
more thAH a passing Interest ne tho Xix
PIJullst voice are regarded ~ decisive
iu tue CONTEXT anu tnis was the inst
expression OF tho pUpulist senator.
a lien coutcuded tua' Dupont was not
entitled tua seat without certificate Or
credentials from the executive Oi tue
lists anu when THIS was lACkiug ~ iu
this ,asr, the courts 4 the slate could
cOmpu. ihs Issuance VI tue credentials
by the governor,
Mitchell aud Chandler called atteu.
tl0u 10 the iaot that Senator'S NV sat IN
tue chamber VINO Jill not mold Ctvdru-
NlNNN ~ ~ NhN h' NNAh"AH a'ANNh.N.'f %
satutstiUaily aoued that "this die
closed Allen rs the wisos1 man IN tue
senate
Allen vigorously maintained his
position,
GIruan moved In the Senate today
that wnun tue Senate adlJufn today
% DO 30 meet next Monday.
Slurmau, il ChsTgo VI the Cuban
fu.Diutiun, objected on the ground thai
the Senate should, Va hiA Opiuiuu, ell
tomorrow, unless thv Cuban fts lutlUu
could he disposed OF today or suitpulu
tlmv liked Tor taking Nv e. next week.
Halo agreed with dIfmau, gud
urged Tor more time tor tuu discussion
oi the CuUnu question. Arr some
Iiscu-siuu GYrmsu's motion prevailed
uy vote OF A. 90 -.
At2p y. m. Mills was recognized 90
speak on Cuba. lie snid he haI a..
Iundyd 10 Audfes. the Svaatr, but tho
senator from Maine (llalcl had de-.
ClateI the opponents VI thv resolutions
could not been heard, hud he therefore
ducliucI 10 tahu the nJOr nj this time
iu order tuat those UppO. eI might ptu'
cuti. Nit. Call Ihun addressed tue
senate.
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MaIal sax COplerence.

The quarterly conference Of the
Malad Stake Of Zion convened at PorI.
age, Uhn, March 10TH and lG.h, 1896,
anu although the weather was an.
pleasant aud the travel bad, the at
tendance OF Ulcers aud menbers was
very large, Tue people were delighted
10 have President George q Cannon
visit them again ana aIso Elder >. y.
Young, who o0mprlsed the VISIT &
brelh rem curing This conference. They
were the principal speakers nad their
remarks we're muon eui lyud, ms
sweet music by the cnnir under tht
loadership OF Brother ID, +. JOnrs IN o.
Of the brass hand, led by Broth &
Charles Wight was greatly Appfeoi
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aEssAuE ON CUnA.
President Cleveland viii send one 60
the senate NsHt week,

tue senate Noht N'shs
CHICAGO, March .O.-A special 10
the Tribune from Washington say!
President Cleveland viii send
mos,agu on Cu0A to tho 5ens,v early
next week, probably on Monday. IL
viii DO an answer 20 the resolution
offered by Senator HUat, calling upon
tho President Tor any iurtheF iniuTma.
ION Ia tho possession Ia the state de-
pat,meul rolaiing TO the Cuban silua.
ton, particularly with reference 10 the
tirc, OF the war on American inter.
ests. The message viii show the
property Ui American citizens In CUBA
has been damaged anu destroyed by
the operations OF tho insurgents and Oi
the Spanish to tue extent Of about
f3O,OOO,uOO. Secretary Olney has had
pfuI Afrd and tTanfmillod 10 tue Sen.
ate, vita this message mass " dOGu.
menta IN correspondence with UuiieI
! alrs cJnsuls In CuDa 6iucs Fyb. /.
when tho last message on this subject
was sent IN.
The American citizens In Cubs have
been dung their claims with tho u, ).
cOusuls during tho last few months,
anu they have been coming at the state
department NJ the rate Of one or two
day recently. Tho claims arc lOf all
kiuds VI damages Inflicted on the prop
ntly Aud crop, VI tho American non.
clmJHlants. rney arr Tor the destruc.
ton " crop, machinery anu build
ings, and tue seizure OF hort 80, cattle
ami all kinds Of domestic amin ,ls Aud
fowls, which have been taken by thu
aUldipTy Of Oue side or the other. The
IL. a. IL
niIltrd at least ~ many u the minor
depfedaliOns NJ the insurgents, II not
more. The larger amount " the
claims have resulted In this destruction
OF sugar cane.
The bill which the United States
will he called ON 10 render on behalf OF
It's citztus against Spain will be- q
nsavy one. So long rs Spain peTsisls
IN maintaining II In an insutfectinn
only that exists In the island, and no
a state Of war, II IL liable tor all dan.
ages Inflicted on the property belong
! Ing 10 peaceful cities Of another nation,
whether these damages arc inflicted
hy it, own troops or by those OF the
| Insurgents.
Itisnut known whether President
| CIeyeland'a message viii offer any
suggestion as 10 the future course oil
this country towards Spain anu Cub,
| or whether be will content himself
with transmitting tho correspondence.
| The documents will be submitted 10
/ the cab net some time to To-Day, ami II
may then DO determined whether II h
necessary Tor the President TO express
an opinion on the Cuban resolutions Or
~ outline tho attitude Oi the admins.
ration,
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FORr suEmDAS, Ills.i March go
AsR result Of slight misuuderstand-
ing, which Il was agreed u settle with
glIvep, Private Daniel NJ. Cal and
rnyale Allen, company A, 10Th
Unite States Infantry, are In the post
hospital Wuundrd. Csll get tho best Of
Allen In tho h.tic encounter. Allen
made an excuse 10 90 anu get drinA
OF WAlur Instead he got a pistol sud
returning, shot Can, the ball entering
ugpr the groin, In disurming Allen,
the pistol again wA6 discharged anI
Allen was shot In the leg, Cali will
probably die.
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Cun,N nrnuILIoN
Cannot be supprc..ed, ~ tho General
opinion Now,


CuiCAG1, March .D--A special o.
TO rimrr.Hcmld from Warrington
slyG
Tho impression ftrcug thenB Boo ilcInl
circles that spain has maje failure VI
u lee Cubs, hud inst thu rebellion chh'
not be suppressed ~ any uirrf way
tuau ny Wrauug % out. That thr cam'
uaign In CubA ls nearly NJ au Uuu, sU
lot us this winter 10 C1ucefuu1i De- nov
apparent Tue rainy season WIIl ret
Iu sven, and tuuu military operations
ui tufiUus nature viii nave O. emu.
Up Co this zine General WUyiUf uns
made no substantial pt0gtoas ifJm n
military point Of view, uui ihuiu IL
little reason 20 hOpo thn, he Viii nc'
c0muIish anything IA Tue short lnr
remaining fsT nr.d work. Moreover
anu thiH iH condition VI affairs tor
wuicl piuHigUut Glove ans has uUUu
waIllug-luUiU etc many Indications
tuHt tue Spanish authorities ufU Zee.
earring ~ success. 10 " freely Ifuliot-
Il by OIllclalB uefr, familiar win wuat
mI 4. ut be- CallcI tue iuHiJu oil sue HlIuH-
lion, tuu. PRECEDENT GlcVelsul VIII
intervene aud intervene buvgatsiuuy
within sixty days. The iuturUs,s OF
the United states aud ui humanity to-
qIiru that tho struggle b' not allowed
90 continue another winter, Ritot AZ
| other summer OIL Industrial pafalysls'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-20
The Masonic Reception.

Tue Masouic rcecg ton a. the newly
dedicated home Of the fraternity last
night was the biggest social junction OF
the kind ever witnessed In this city.
Er.m o'clock until % the yatiout
apartments OF the building, Of which
tuUfy ate large number, were IhcE, d
with humanity 10 tIruhu extent that
II umrs rufuubl IIg1mOti0n vas i'm
u0s-IHle. The rooms HfU brluii'ui y
Iufuiabrd atd were much admired IS
the tuluHuds VINO thfUuW.i them.
Excellent music was rendered during
tue evening rs the ChfiHiuus,u
fcnuatra ana Boo the banquet hail the
gurst- Wyro served with an elaborate
collation. by the laIies OF Lvud's
Chapter No. /.
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waffle conEIq
A large mass Of stous strikes the SIDE
OF Fins Mountain

HiNDMAS, Ky, March 2O.-rhe
people u tnis vicinity ate much cHCltyI
over the report Iust received here that
large mass OF stone aud cinier lI.E.
Ing substance has fallen on thu aldo Ut
Pine mountain, when 10 located on
Greasy Fork Of toe Kentucky fIveL O
low miles from this placo. Persons
living In the vicinily say that thoy
we're staulUd by n WINK us sound aud
then cfhoh. Large stones aud chunks
VI black substance came ROLLING
down tue Fiic OF tue LIUuutalu, trnl.
trring In every direction Tor hu. ifuIs
Of yards along tho valley. The mouse
Of Mrs. Hester Yates, ON the mountain
side, WAS demolished anu the lUys
scattered Ia every direction. MIS-.
Yates and family, consisting Of several
email children we're buried beneath tho
debris. Tue hard substance was over
haif tuTird IN tne mJuutaiu side, but
sinking a solid rock anu bufst into
hunIfoIs VI pieces. People tor miles
~. uuu have tufued Out and arc now
fcntchIng Tor the bodies Of Mrs. Yates
anu her children.
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Ro.,wsicr case Dl.mI,sed.

OMAHA, March 2O.-rue supreme
court Of Nebraska has dismissed tho
case wherein Editor R1sowater OF the
Omaha Bee was Ened 900 anu sen.
tunced 10 thirty days Ia jail by Judge
scott Of Douglas County District court,
tor alleged contempt. a local report
OF the routine proceedings In Judge
SCOTS court, printed In thu Bor, was
what gave uticusu 10 the Judge, Rose.
water appealed on tho ground that he
had perfect night to prin, the matter
In dispute, since It wus true asd VI pub.
hc record though rthectlng ON the
court
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Fish and Game MeelIng.

A meeting Of cl.iEcus Will be ncld a.
Justice WongoI's court room this
( Fhd,yl evening, beginning Of 1850,
Tor the prupos0 u organizing county
hsh and game protective association,
An invitation 90 he pfusUut In rAtrnued
10 sI0tGsmtn aud oil other Interested
uctsgns. IL ~ the hope anu alm VI
those iuaugutallug the movement that
tut forming Of such au association iol
Salt LHku county may Totull la ih'
organization Of strong State ass0oIa
ton
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ht,i 0uJ $50 much % mDk tn oCca-
tiOu Que 90 Doc thUi0uIu'y enjoyed.
IUyfu we're fur muuungs htlI and
cauiutuucu adjourned at IL IN. On Mon
dhy.
sunday morning was partly occupied
by IIUiluf W. n. Gibbs iu giving
report 10 thr condition o. the Slakc
wLiCu wa very favorable, Elder s..
B. Young occupied the REMAINDER OF
'hH umr ON number VI subjects Of
worth Goo tuH ir0U'e.
Toe afternoon meeting wac Addressed
~ lfuHurUI %. g. llusgius boo further
ftIuTt.ug tIp condition OF the stake;
uUHaIH tHut 300 stake received enough
Ium Iur 'Hst .hgrugs o. supply the
needs ui inu I9Ur, lie was followed
u} PrHiipn' Cannon who spoke uIon
t.u u.Hu y tud .UHt worth Oi the
10 Hiri 800 what attfuuE O.. timgny II
% Fr 'u iur w0flI constantly OF itt
guuuiurucss in various waysi said the
LyfI would surely come. some hal
.YWu IWpgtiCnt,lu 10 bsuuDvUd every
% O. 90 lives vlftuuus life aud he pre-
pared, us We know not the day LOT the
bout
sunday evening there wasa Priest.
tu0i meeting 20 which the slstBrs we're
Invited re we'll, Much good in-tfuc.
u1ng were given by Elders Cannon
aud Young.
Monday morning was mostly occu.
pied by HprlirHt Cannon Un practical
aNaIfa, showing the necessity 0t doing
whatever We 1DI1 the test way; adj
viagl the young % sri their mark uigt;
the young men tUlult educate them.
ID Ives and add Co tult HlIIl lu order 60
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German Veterans Wonid Like to Have
Some Uid Guns.


ST. PAUL, MIMI, March 2l.-A
formal application from a prominent
Organization Ia this slate ~ the en-.
pttot of Grrmany Tor arms anu Rmmu.
milton for use Ia this state and tho
uuswcr from the German minister Of
Wal 60 such request isa most unusual
affair that has Just been learned. Tue
DrulChc kflogsyerUiu, an organization
OF German veterans, m0st NJ whom had
served iu tho War uf the Rebellion Ia
this country and afterwards trn1ered
their service 10 the iathtflaud during
tnv FAuc0.Piussian war made tho
reputation TT the arms Xix weeks ago,
ttYrpIRlly desiring 10 secure s.mo OIL
thu lnuIu arms they had u'el In their
sglvlru ar rDldlCrt, for use In nriug
farewell salulCs over the graves OF dead
c0mfnIc7.
The answer was received today IN
tho thgIe tf q letter from the German
minister VI war, Baron Won Ploel2,ex'
plaiuiug thst owing 10 the lack Of arms
uitnh'e Tor the purpose stated, none
could 1T this time be sent,
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spending fu,.a,, abOu, ,nc anurt. d,y

spenkluE further about tue hu 900 Jay
said.
uWhcn ConsuI Hail askod q vernon
General Mprlu Tor an explanation 1i
the &C urftuCc, tue Euvetiot TIA him
with asmilr on hIa face that 'hH sl &
wss nrrI at WON ~ VINO W. Illa'ng
over Tie Wall Ut The blIu OF o." hiEh'
WY, into the prison.
"Aisfin asserted tnat J.. wa ihn role
vt the prison lOr tue Ruafds o. N.ru a. 1u
any - fsUu lJYsiuE over tur WN'I
"Ihs wall liz but tour iOet hiEhi AMI
a pu.Fuu passing along the stftni could
not we'll help sluIn. tho pa }afl,
90 that the explanation vIunNr ."I '1
8ru. NaIu dlI not tatis.y Consul
Han, who thinks the shot wa ifu4 ut
him Intentionally,
"Alt. Han s.ys that only a few
m1mtutf ie'Irt the Buoi was N..i boo
saw an % 'Uf %, tnu prison walk cut
90 the guard hud apparently EIvr hlw
some Instructions. hu says that tiucu
he has teen ut 81 IN iheiU hNH u.Un
10 stut ffud from ihu prison, although
numerous prfspua have stIui iH the
street aud looked over toe wal INTO ihe
prison yat#."
Mr.. Iauisig says that The feeling
against Americans was very strong De-
~. John, because there WUT, many
SpaniarIs at tue capital city. Toe
iualiug Ia oihsi paris VI the Island b.
In sympathy Win tue Amtficlus ami
against the rule VI the Spaui.h, Ou
the morGing after the nuws reached
Porto Rico tuHt Cungfess wus nu % 90
t.c0guiEs tho Cuuans, hand oils iu
spanish wore distributed UioA1cis, Doc
Ponce ami p . Jhu, calling upon the
people 10 hold uumDustfauOf nEniHhi
tho A american CIusuIs iu iuufc elites.
CJu.ui Han protested to Gov MARIN
aud this prevented tue denominations,
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sONEY ron rIuLICnUILDING,.

sgau,oOO for salt LsEe titS 20 he "a.
NaTsbiS HapoTtod,
wAsuINuruS, March gD-Ata meet.
ng Of the House committee On public
buildings today the following bills for
public buildings were reported favor.
atty by the sun committees;
Boi,e, Ids., g'OOJ1 additional; Reno,
New, $4,000; Santa RI's, Cal, giD,.
900; Salt Lake CITY, Utah, $3.50, 900,
AlAmenda. Cab, 100000, Tacoma,
Wash, 100000; Stockton, Cal, $40.
900,
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'JAsIuNGTOS, March sJ.-rhe son.
ate COMMITTEES on privileges aud cleo.
tons met today for the purpose VI pass.
Ing upon S0naloT MitOheIps report upon
the election oiseuators by direct vote
u the people. Tho report proved ao.
ueptable TO the majority. The minor.
ny who oppose the proposition probably
viii nle report lateE
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NEW YuuS, March 2J.-A special
q tue WurIu from Havana sayti In
Nra htg W pueIu assrt, that the Taluy
gunsIu viii commence very early. II
usually does not Commence until the
end u April. THIS IL supposed TO
favor the insurgents,
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CHICAGO, March .O.-The cupola In
the shed Of the iron foundry on Ash
land avenue foil from Ito supports this
afternoon. Molten metal was hurled
Ia every d iT6cli0n. MICnael DonoyiGh
aud Peter II witch were fatally burned.
Il iward Davis, Miles Conway auI
AlsK CameoVn we're seriously injured.
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WAsHISGIOs, March gD.-rhe order
20 be issued covering into tho civil
srtylCe lurge majority Of tho on Gees
VI the government now excepted h
still under drliuotatlln by the Ptusi.
dent ana the extension contemplate
u involve about twO.thiris OF the
tnlces at present outside the evil
service.
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Asking Tor the HIbIs.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-Ihe Womans'
Educational union has HdJplud
memorial when Will be presented 10
tue board OF education hsking lot the
compulsory rsading0f Bible lessons In
tue public schools. A copy Of tue
memorial will also DO sent 10 every
church anu religious organization In
the city Tor signatures,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-20

tANNEs, Haroh co. rhe postponed
race ior the Gyelet-Beuno,t cup, yaluel
btgl,OlO,UJl tor yachts over 20 rating,
was ,tsrrd again today nj IL O'Clock.
rur course Ia triangular anu has 10 10
sallrI three times 10 make 30 miles.
The race WINS Abauluuea fJt the set
0ud time, wing 10 tue yachts having
become lecaimed.
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Po1spAM, n. ", March gO.-Tho
Republican convention Tor ILo Iwuuty.
second cOugrtssiUn district onosu W.
l.. Proctor ami W. W. Wotdeu ~
ueltgatrs 10 tho national convention.
Revolutions iav ring Morton were ear.
rioI. A resolution iavOTlng MelGIu.
10y ioT second choice was tabled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-20

WAsuiNutON, March 2J.-rhc Son
atr Committee on hsurfirs, dtciucl to-
DAY TO report win favorable recon-
munGntipI the nomination Of Com
mardor John J. Bucu Of California TO
DO hsh commissioned, The report viii
be- uuanimJus,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-20

WAsHINuToS, March 20. - The
weather bureau observer at Jupiter
FL rlds, reports that tue Brtlsh
ttelmer Ora. more went ashore last
ui .ht eigut mile' south Of The station.
rhe wind IL moderate.