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AN APPEAL FOR ARMENIA,
Petitions 10 lhs Archbishop Of Can
terbuiy and European Rulers.
Not n Question Of Politics Nut OF
,hrI,uanIiy-A General Cru.
EN-Q sAds HuEgs-tsd.

NEW Yoml, Feb. l0.-Slx,y-two
bishops Of tbs Protestant Episcopal
church IA this country, who week ago
pelitioned President Cleveland TO take
some ioTcoiul action that would lead 70
cessAtlon OF the massacre Of
Chrl1tlsus In Armenia, have sent poti-
iions 10 the archbishop Of Canterbury,
head OF the Anglican church, and
through the various ministers Of
foreign affairs 20 the czar, the president
OF France aud the omperors OF Ger
many anu Austria,
In their letter to the archbishop Of
Canterbury, the bishops declare that
crusade supported by Christians
tho world over would bo warranted,
and plead that tho great church OF
England, through It's episcopoe, shall
tadr decisive action,
10 the great powers they pray that
In tho namo Of Christ they CONS 10
the did Of the prosecuted brethren who
nfO suffering from persecution wofao
than the Roman emperorsy over psfse-
cutrd; worse than lhe martyrs Of the
carly church ever endured.
sour uiiefenees Of doctrine" they
cay, care 10 nothing IN the presence
OF crisis like this. All We who pro.
fees anu coll ourselves Christians must
place the rescue Of hundreds Of thou
sands Of cur fellow Christians from
death, or what ~ worse than death,
above all questions OF mere material
and personal advantage. IL r. not a
question OF policy but OF Christianity,
and even Of common humanity. For
Christie sake, save our brothers from
death ana Tesoue n Christian commune
ny from extinction"
JEws AND CHRISTIANS PROTEST.
HuFFALo, n. NJ, Feb. lO.-Nearly
all the Protestant churches Of Buffalo
with several OF the Jewish congreFn.
tiono, united In twenty-five places OF
worship last night IN simultaneous
meeting 10 protest against The Armon.
ian OutTages. a uniform resolution
was adopted at the several meetings
| calling on Congress anu the exerutivt
/ brauoh Of tho United States govern,
mout 10 take such immediate action M
| will effectively restrain tho govern.
meut hud sublecin from further murder
and outtagVa Ia Armenia and demand,
ing that commissioners from this
government be at once dispatched "a
Turkey 10 see that our demands arr
complied With. Copies OF tho rs6Olu.
tlonslwill he sent 10 each Senator and
representative In Congress Tor tn,
state TO be by them presented 10 The
PRECEDENT ana Introduced In both
houbos OF Congress.
n large contribution for relief worn
In tho stricken provinces was taken III
Al the meelinge.
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ALL AGAINST THEM.
Not a Spot Left Where The PusIlISiI
Can Escape The Law,
AN INTERNATIONAL QUESTION.
Two GoTornmenps Unite In Efforts 10
Prevent the Proposed Brutal
Exhibition.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. - Senior
Romero was In consultation with
Secretary olney today. The lines Of
the law ga both sides OF the Rio
GrAado are drawing more and more
closely around ths party Of pugili1Ia
who are standing on the bOtdor Of the
United s,a,cs am Mexico aud develop.
menls extremely unpleasant ia their
reeulla to tue sports may occur al any
moment. Bonor Romero says the au.
thoritlos Of the Mexican stsie Of Chi
huahua arc thoroughly Ia ssrncst 10
their determination 10 stop the fight
and ho poiuts out that N the sports got
across the line into Mexico they will
be- subject 10 immediate affClt. In
othef words, u will not beutco5snry
for Mexican officials 10 wait until on
effort N made 90 fight actually, but
haying nov satisfactory evidence
that there n q deliberate
Intention on the part Of tho
pugilislH 10 break the law Of Mexico,
the legal ulllcpfs OF the state Of Chl-
huahua arc now under Mexican pfgc.
tlcc, nj liberty to arrest every memupr
Of the party, including the would.bn
spectators, who by their presence give
encouragement 20 the intendtd ofiouae,
a. soon rs they cross the boundary
line,
A. Tor New Mexican soil, II 10 csf-
tain that the territorial tfiioials, with
tue assurances they have received from
The federal government, OF The iullc't
measure Of support Ia their efforts,
iimt % prevent the hgnt coming OIL
thereon, aud second 10 secure tho pun.
isbment Of all participants n u Il
pulled Oh regardless OF who're they
may sooE refuge Ia tho United States
arc now fully able to meet auy move
mont OF tho ngattia. In Texas ALEC
the way seems TO 0e closed against the
SPORTS by the active steps taken by
Governor Cnloors1n. who has assemble
tho Texas ranRefs near the scene Of
the rendezvous and II IL moreover re-
/ ported here thAt some surprising de-
volopmeuts may be looked for IN that
state that will discomfort the pugiliuts.
In reference TO concurrent Tumor
| that an nttempt will bo made b pull OF
| thB fight on aome OF tho islands Of the
RIO Gnude, or other lando which can
not now bs accurately said 10 DO In
| either Mexico or Texas, II IL said here
| that II In such case the Mexican
/ officials see NJ 10 assume jurisdiction
over any such tract for the pioventior
of an act In violation VI the laws o
both the United States and the Mex
can governments, our government will
not be disposed 10 make any point
against them.
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4 Despsraao Captured .

PARIS, TexAs, Fob. l0.-For some
time United states deputy matshals
have been on the trail Of Dave Putty,
who IL wanted on charges VI robbery
and other onenses committed ia the
Indian Territory. lie was chased into
Texas ana deputy marshals found him
ia house ia Montague county and a
hot iight resulted, Ia which tue house
was riddled with bullets.
After being shot through the shout.
per Putty surrendered.
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NoRrnERN PACIFIC.
The Stakeholder. not Able 60 Realize
Anything on Their Holdings.


MILWAUKEE, Feb. iO.-The Farm.
or,' Loan and Trust company today
filed Ito second amended and supple.
mental bill against the Northern
Pacific Railroad company, Ia the
United States court. The bill IL
for tho purpose Of covering the
amounts which have fallen due under
different mortgages aud pay ments
that lhav0 been deiaulted, 40 as TO
bring In decree which II expected 10
issue shortly Ia the proceedings. II
comes very close 10 being death blow
to the hopes OF the stockholders OF the
company who have entertained hopes
that they would DO able 10 real
iza anything on their hold.
ings after the cost OF proceedings
And bondholdob had been satisfied.
The bill also shows defaults upon tho
payments Of interest upon the re eral
second and general third mortgage
bonds aud to some extent the CON
solidatod mortgage bonds have been
deiAulted regularly, since the receiver.
ship and also the receivers have failed
TO pay the sinking fund charges TO a
large extent. Tho amount OF the de-
oreo, when II " issued, will be con-
sidsfAbly enlarged by reason OF the
allegations Of the bill.
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Imnnrllnr snrar fram EryrL.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l0.-Twelve
thousand three hundred tons Of sugar
are now afioat on the way TO tubs port
from Alexandria, Egypt. These car
goes are on bboard British tramp
steamers aud are due horo about
March /. This importation In large
quantities 0i Egyptian sugar 10 new
thing made necessary through the ap-
prehension that the Cuban crope, by
reason OF the war, Will be very poor.
In addition to this large quantity,
considerable uughr IL being shipped
from Hamburg, In Brltish iiesmships,
aud rom Honolulu In American ollI-
per snips.
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whs.im,n Ia baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. lO.-Dolegate' to
the l.. a. w. convention have been az.
irving all DAY. The Kentucky delega.
ton threw opeh their parlors to every.
ono aud claim that they have secured
100 v0ies aud the next convention.
Toledo has also opened headquarters
They also claim that Louisville IL not
basiug her claims on facts, ~ all Of the
eastern delegation has not arrived and
no one can tell how their votes will be
cast.
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r.cn ahod.. Goes 10 south Afrlea

LONDON, Feb. 10. - Hon. Cecil
Rhodes, formerly premier VI Cape
Colony, started Tor Buluwayo today.
His departure was managed very
quietly. he viii 20 to'5ou1h Africa
via the suez canal.
The Duke OF Abercorn, president OF
the British Chartered South African
Company, aud few friends were the
only people who saw Rhodes on. IL
h Underst1od that he viii return TO
England for the trial OF Jameson n,
which will iRfe place in June next
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Ran Into m open switch.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. l0.--A train
on the Cincinnati and Musklngum
Valley railroad near Rossville, ran
into an open switch, deraillng the
train, killing Baggage Master Fisher
and inlnrlnR s. II, Ridley, tho ongi.
neor; Joe Porter, fireman and Mail
Agent Bell.
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Mortal Figh, Ia small Town.

ATcHIsos, KRs,, Feb. l0.-W. l..
Burdelle Ia dead, and his son w. L..
BuTdeue Ia dying at Sugar Lake,
southeast Of here IN Missouri, As u re-
suit OF n SUNDAY Tight. George and
Charley Way, brothers, engaged In a
fight with the BuTdettes and alter a
desperate tuesle worsted them. The
elder BuTdelts was killed almost in.
slantly, while his son received wounds
from which he cannot recover. The
Way brothers were arrested. Sugar
Lake 10 n small town in Platte county.
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ANN LANDS.
Propositions 20 turn Them over 60
the Respective states,

DENVER, Colo, Feb. l0.-A special
10 the Times from Washington say:
Representative Gamble, South Da-
okta. carly In the present session intro.
udrtd n bill 90 alive each arid land state
outright one million acres 0i land 20
be- disposed OF IN such manner ss the
legislature Of tho state might select, and
the proceeds ho applied 10 irrigation
PURPOSES. Onlcials Of the interior de-
partmeat have gone even further than
CANDLES bill, aud will send recon-
mediation 10 tho house public lands
committee that every acre Of arid land
In the arid land states DO turned over TO
these states for Irrigation purpose. IN
dorsuch a provision the LANDS could he
sold aud the proceeds expended In car.
fying on such irrigation proiocia ~ tho
legislature Of thete states might deetl
advisable.
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AUSTIN, Tex, Fob. lO.-Adlutant
General Mabry and u troop OF Texas
rangeis are now nj HI PatO under gov.
eTnor Culbertson's instructions. 1t IL
understood the United States troops
from San Antonio poet left here this
morning for I'll Paso TO prevent the
fight on any neutral grounds. Cow
ornor Culberis0n says there Will be- no
Eight on Texas soil w long nslthere IL a
man Lett IN the Texas ranger force. lie
does not think Susrt will attempt to
nght on Texas soil.
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|iE GIRLS nEAnLrss noDY.
sR'adJ 10 Revenge the Death of
Pearl nTJan.

'"ah AfINns
ilclao, Fte lo,-A Dispatch from
le,i'ly, Ind, tayG
asadleia body OF Pearl Bryan
,'sstl! 10 Gieenoasllo satufinv
NV .a a. oooe deposited inayauIi.
" voc news Of ~ arrival ,pread
'as e''y hundreds Of people went
,,tsnsllty Sunday anu Tor sevsra,
w. wy, !, snA large crowd around
!, 49,, =, lae vault gazing At The
i ",ss lae ifon grating Of inc
=, ~ NV, 70. forenoon MIR. and Nj.
~ '., 'l'Asi and mother OF tho mn,.
'1 h1 and her sisters and hrothe,s
y ' t eemslsfy aud entered M,
ah, Biyau was 90 oye,c, wy J,
!, pee'Aele Of tho hsadlsss
q her daughter thst '1 l
t', N. y 'le vault and the father
''''eome In a similar man.
', wv. las relatives were in tina v.n,,
49, meeting Of the Young sna ,
an. ~ men q the city some dis'
! No. a9a II was sail later ths,
| nd ,oa .s,e OF thirty Of tbsss
u, t ,s,' u,,,, to each other ~
V,rs NJ, silt' death II the murder'
B, t s,y W, s,aght BY the law. ''u'''
L NrIt 1'''0a mus formed Is said
IN sl S,s saca viii take the Ias i =, =
Ne Ne ia1 ,I u JACKSON aad Weli' i'p
''aAl COURT. F'uA''S In the
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-The Preai.
dent has nominated Edwin II. Uni,
Michigan, assistant secretary Of state,
10 DO Ambassador extraordinary and
plsnipolentiRry OF the United States 10
Germany.
WAsH1SGToN, Feb. l0.-The Senate,
10 executive session confirmed the
nomination OF Hon. Edwin II. Uni,
Ambassador to Germany.
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EyangellstIc Meetings.

Itisanuounced that special evangel-
istio services are being held at
Plymouth church, Third North street,
near FirSt West, every evening at 1880.
A short SteTeoptlcon song service usu.
ally openB the meeting. The public Ia
cordially invited TO attend,
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ty, KY, are confident that thty can
protect the prisoners in Kentucky, aud
while the citizens Of Newport recent
the imputa,ion Of lnwlessnesa, It is rlill
tho common notion inst little wruld
be lot for the courts 10 90 with these
prisoners II they should be placed In
Newport Iall.
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TnE CUnAN nEnELs.

SEINE of Their Latest Achievements
on tho FIold OF Hattie.
HAVANA, Feb. o. Last night the
insurgents entered the village Of Cal
vario, fifteen miles from Havana, and
burned the records there aud captured
Two policemen. This morning they
went Ia tue direction Of Cotoro.
When Gen, Marin arrived at Can
delariR, after the attack Of Aiaceo upon
shat town had boon rapulaed, The efiersn
us congratulations 10 tho garrison anu
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5InlE AFFAIRS.
81, Ir,,tilIps The Islands 10
''' II,rnlrs Numbers
. GOVERNMENTS POSITION


...c,soo, Feb. lO'--Jul''n ~
FRA Nv, 81 Tno Hawaiian, q
,a,,,' published in . Homo
l,1 ~ s,I, on the steamship a,nl,i,lp
ia -. q, crescent government Of
q q ~, ''' ~. the J.pan''' are C e.
90 pamstsu' there an ao ~, IN
" ,s,, the Islands 're ~
I, I, s,s ,Tai mere ou'p'''' Of
..,.,, sonll,mon who, In 1873
y 'nl'y to the infant TIE re-
y sool, ',s asud vino md lh.,n :
= h u. ~ s,einning Of 1870 .n J. /,
d las ~ Hswaii's pfovisl' . AZ a
npgI'' ~, " mosI uneasy. / 10y
1 ii, ss',vsfnmsnP bscau,e ,hn.
i 2 :. vi IN win the utter i ,,,'
E.e,,,, 10 reconcile the n', Nv 9
as ,H ~ dl,lfanehlacmenl, me
l,s I,,sf,.1lve action o. ,ne !
hy ,,,,snis aud the lnaepeh4-
~ '', ,,Esn by Cninese as, l!'
s si.I ny ,i.ualion IL any1hi oo'
natle t,t.a buslnets
T, :, , = ',saea By bankruptcy. roe
n ~ gslaysd bur not iof long,
T,y ~. y monthly deficit Of O,9oO
~. sre faridly lo,ing iaitn
y ~, \, The men At tho helm
',ps has not been much iln'
IL the mercy Of fies'u'H'
y. sS comments In Europe
Tnll,d States chow a grave
.,sss,lon o. the facts a. W lhe
ir,m,iy o. the fulors VI Hawaii, "
.'-vsj Ulako the so-cnlltd re-
IA p,ftops Of political prisoners
s.sts. The truth Il that no var
Mi have been granted. some,
rmlisf 70 inc British TICKET o.
i1b,tn Brought Lotto play Al
,tl,sl bf.isnrfs are At large, hhv'
,,s dl,chafgrd In four fquAds, Tue
s,lllpg eui Of jail July !, lsgb,
sshIl January /, 1886. But Ihe
IN Of the attorney general IN,
every prisoner NJ lhs TINE OF
~ Tia, ht,wAs liable without
10 b arrested Al the pleasure oil
iscatiys. / quote tho words a
tul can remember them,
s5B,lisf The ease Of tue queen
~. she, too. was 'paidonedi
he !, nsyef,htltss o. much .
y, ,,het home 40 the was before
.eh mercy wa shown TO her.
o Indicate tbs spirit that ant
the 'lbiuy lytanls,' 10 anould Ia
lssl they have made Wilson hui
4lah-lha man who tlanlef1usly
81 be was her Vafamout In The
q bet rower-and have spared
lri 10 hays circulated Throughout
shd the report that, having tr'
gi hef full liberty Of action, che
iiAlely and voluntarily TulApaui
at old.time shameful pTac.icus.'
'1lng 10 tho Chinwe.J apanrtt
lon tho tliloI declared The Prob
nifanling Hawaii 10 DO Of IA,
" ehalatltr
ihlnp Keep on as they are 20
he iai1, "lneic can he but on,
-ibiaipIlon VI tho islands By
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81, olnJ ausi Apologize

fgANClsCo, Ftb. lO.-Adyicos
Honolulu 10 a local yautt FAY
lales Secretary Olney aioiogi1ts
stgliohs Of Minister Wins, that
may 10 given bic passports.
i'uO'e all grew out Of an invita-
nltd ~ tho Hawaiian foreign
70 Tie diplomatic corps 70 par
'n 10 The national holiday Of Jan.
~ zoe Annlvtrsary u the over.
o. the monarchy. Willis re.
% ule lan IN the celebration on
nupd that President Cleveland
Isppioye The manner In which
nauAiehy val overthfown,
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nlr,cl. romn.n,,. Won s,rlI. ..

CHICAGO, Feb. lO.-Two hundred
men employed by tho United States
bicycle company, went out ON strike
lodny, according to one Of the COM
pAuy oilio ais, because foreman was
discharged on Saturday amt upon the
refusal OF the company 10 Toinatate
him the men walked out. No serious
trouble IL expected,
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pale, died today aud Policeman
Henry Piuckielder, the other principal,
IL in jan charged with murder. The
y lhi took place In the secnnd story Of
selrohter's mattress factory. Sclochtor
Was knocked down anu his head his
toV nj'r % hard that his skull was
fractured.
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rRANsFKns OF srocK.

Fihy shares OF Mercur stock at s7.25;
200 Sunshine at $3.50, 100 NJ 49, 40,
100 vt sS.i7i ana 100 at 80. 20; 5000
Little Plttsbufy at cents, 5000 At q,
1000 at H. 1000 At and l0OC at / /;
5000 Dalton at ~ cent?; 100 Morgan
Hardscf. bbls at 40 cents; 1000 Camp
Floyd ut 25 cents. Total shares solo
rs, $50.
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An A.reIits EIpIodss.

Madrid, Feb. l0,-An aerolils sx.
plodtd abjve this city today. The
loud report was followed by u general
panic. All buildings were shaken and
many windows were shattered. Ac-
cording to the officials OF the Madrid
observatory, the explosion occurred
twenty miles above the earth.
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CEDAR KEYS, Fla, Feb. l0.--The
schooner John W. Foster, Of Phili-
dolphia, with n cargo OF lumber from
Pensacola ana Rio de Jansiro, was
burned 100 miles west Of here. The
ship and cargo Ate n total loss, Tue
captain anu crew Of seven mon lefi
the vessel In an open yAwl and were
ailsrward picked up and landed here.
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Tho Kentucky election.

FRtNKFoRr Ky, Feb. lO.-rhe
roll call Tor the seventeenth senatorial
ballot showed l02 nombors present;
necessary TO choice 90. rhr hPllot re-
suited: Huutur. 81; blackburn, ~;
Carlisle, 3; MoCreafy, 9.
Hunter lacked one vote necessary to
elect
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PITTsBuRo. Pa, Feb. iO.-ByRn ex.
plosiou % gas IN the furnace at Jones
& LruRhln'a Iron works today, Mar
tin ktOnski, \ workman, was fatally
burned ana three others seriously in-
Iuted.
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A''' ron RECOGNITION.

'''A' from Cuba
People. 'o"n
y ' gl'al5v,a,lL.pnlA, Feb. lO.-Tbs Pee.
psopIo Slgp ~ !, appeal I to the A meI.
MOT he giaSi.i ~ PRECEDENT BeIHn.
al 1--WE v, ,I say,ias spss'i for the
y the goy. LOW !. to be looked
q a. nsa a and men oflhe United
a. 'ilS'A Ig We DO S oa,I'i ling for
llh.n 'yes OF the we,i '" 70
'''''''lnS In detail the AI.,o,y
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wAgIINdToE, Feb. 10. - Romero,
the Mexican mi Mister, says II WAS his
understanding that the Mexican State
authorities ceTtaiply would prevent
tho Msher Filz-imm0nA mill from
taking place on Mexican soil.
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GLOUCESTER, Macs, Feb. l0.-A dis
patch from Luwisburg, CAps Breton,
announces the wrocking Oig the
schooner Resoluto OF Little Lorraine
Island on Csps Breton coast. Ons OF
the crew, A. q. Rogers, was dro W ned.
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suIII,nn Coo. 90 N Pnso,

FORT WORTH, Texas, Feb. TO-
John l.. Sullivan, PArson Davis and
Paddy Ryan, after spending Sunday
In this city, loft with other sports thiH
morning for FL Paso.
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NEW YORiC, Feb. l0.-Up to 2
O'Clock tho deposits Of gold on the
government bond account were 81
$4,000 At the tuh-trSasury and Si26, 900
In bars ut thu assay office.
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Fatal heller rHpiosiOu.

PAwTUoKETI II, l., Feb. lO.-One
man was killed, one fatally Toured
and nve others slightly hurt ty the
explosion OF a boiler NJ Ann and Hop
cotton mill, LOnHdale, today,
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NEW YomS, Fob. l0.-Ladenburg,
ThRlmHn & 90. will ship $500. 900 goli
10 BuenOs Aytos by Wednesday,
steamer.
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JACKSON AND wALLING.
Tho I'VE Alleged nurdersTs IihsiJ 20
he Lynched,

CisoINEATI, Feb. lO.-Jaokson and
walliug, after somewhat exciting
frat day In Jail, are reported 10 be In
good spirits today.
IL looks rs II the men will shortly DO
takon TO Newport Tor trial.
The grand jury ie now In session and
Il IL SAID 10 hearing the evidonce In the
case.
While the officers OF Campbell ooun.
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nIiIed In q PriEe FighI.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lO,-As 70.
suit Of a pr2p fight on Saturday night,
Frederick SoleonIeT, one OF the prinoi.
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WAX DEPARTMENT,

w AaHihktVAt ~ ~ HNos o. loup'
The death at Baltimore, Md, on the
afternoon Of Thursday, the OH OF
February, Of Bssvet Major General
John Gibbon, brigRdisT general, 10 an-
nouncud 10 tho army. As cadet anu
commissioned officer no had served bis
country well, Tor over half a century
Ia tho late war rs commander OF the
noted Iron brigade OF the army OF the
Potomac, whose isme nud name came
To II upon iis batllefieldp, he early
gained distinction. Subsequently,, In
due succession, rs division anu ooTps
commander, no served until mp.
pOmatox closed the conflict.
He waA wounded at Frederlcktburg,
nj Gettysburg ami, alter tho civil war,
In the Indian engagement at Big
Hole In Montana. He was five times
hTeveted for gallant service IN battle.
lie continued In aetive service, until
by operation OF law, under the limils.
ton OF age, he passed to the retired
llst. His romaine will be inferred la
the national cemetery at Arlington on
Monuay, the l0th VI February, with
Tho military honors due ~ his rank ms
a general officer.
DANIRL s. LAMONT,
Secretary OF War.
BY command OF Major General Miles,
George ID. Ruggles, q juIant general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-10
DEATH or GENERAL GInuoN.
Announcements by tho Sec Rotary .
War 10 the Army.

WAsnuNuToH, Feb. lO.--The score.
tary Of war has made the following
announcement OF the death OF General
John Gibbon at Baltimore last week;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-10

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