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In IaiIfor Blgnmy.

IRONT0N, Onto, April 28.-Alma r.
Safer, ellis FfanK +. Bailey, was
~ ught here from Portsmouth yestet-
day and jailed or b!gamy. Fifteen
Yeas ago Saltvr married Nancy
Fields Of scioio county, Ohio, lrum
whom he was divorced. Five yeats
later at Macarthur, Ohio, no married
Christina O,ht, whom no drsoreI.
Two ears ago IN ~ yd county, KY,
be WAS married TO Ellen Osborn, but
deserted her wiihiuH year GA No
vomtof ~, 1905, he olopod 10 tins city
with RJsa BtanOtd, a l7.yeHt-1ld giTl
Of Richardson, ksn,ucEy, anu tuuy
were married. WIN his lost vile
Salter was nving ~ q uuccy, N. v,
aud while on n visit 10 fuftsmUuth was
ruuOgn anu Afrtstcl. lis confessed &.
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HAEusuuRu, AIfil 49, The RsIub.
Iicuu sintH CONVENT was called g.
order nj 1880. Tho sbscucr OF David
Marlin nru Slate sunstor Charles A.
Potter Of Philadelphia created CONE
mcut nm0ug the country delegates
nruuslOmeu ~ seeing them iu the front
row ur more than twonty year. 4. e..
1iuwar. Patterson aud SUal w. PWi
% Philadelphia, the leaders Of tho
reform movement ~ that CITY, occupied
the favOtltU seats ul Martin an Porter
EH.SpeaEor Henry Is. yer OF Pnila.
dcIYhin, temporary chairman, ia bis
apHtC said.
"ponusy lvanla asks the great party
10 assemble IA convention at ~. Louis
q litteu O. the voius VI this great CON.
myuwgHllh nuu nominate lof tue great
ami distinguished flee Of President Of
the Uuilrt States pounsylvauiais
great and distinguished son, Matthew
stanley QIAy."
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THE JACKSON TRIAL.
An AuETT Crrwd threaten. to Lyrrh
tho Prisoner.

NEWPORT, Ky, April 2S.-Ths
court room was again CROW ded 10 Jay
NJ the continuation Of tue trial Of 5cjl,
JACKSON. Attorney CrawforI, IOt the
defense, moved 10 strike out all that
portion Of Mayor CslIwell's testims ny
whiou contained Wsiiink's stAttmsuts
~ the INA, " Of what Defendant Jack.
son, had said 10 Walung. The court
took tho motion unusr auyisement.
Dr. Junsiue Gnd Fishbtck testified
that tho UiOOd Ia the uJJy Of person
dying from any Otuer cause than blood
letting would c0ayulato In one ~ teyoa
miuutcf, ana II would have bren i'm.
possible 10 have empsi,d tue DEAF BODY
OF blood as was Pearl Bfyanis by de-
CapitAtiun alter death. At the noon
recess crowd was on tue street where
hey could see JACKSON going uacE 10
iail. one msn putJiug his bands 20 bis
mouth bhOutSui "Tnia day We hang
you, Jackaju."
Even Ia court mutteflngs were
heard 10 tho crowd was dispsTslng.
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N'AHiNGrOS, April 2a.-T The bu.
reau OF Tue A meriCan republics nre in,
formed that thB Atlantic road OF Costa
Rios, tbe hfst railway line built ~ tho
Atlantic In Central America IL now
completed TO within about thirty mi.e
q tbs Pacific aud terminates At Ale.
luela. 70 complete the intef-oceIuic
ANYWAY Of that country a oouortsion
was granted some time ago 90 M Eng.
lrh contractor, tut the work not nav.
ing been finished The government de-
Clsfed the uCsssi0n 10 be- auuul cd.
FIR tbs bulldog OF this Pacific sec.
tiJn OF the luef.OopAnio Railway Of
Costa Rica, Messis. WIN. A, Lynn ana
Frat els Z. Hatch, Of New York. FrsI
T.. Gay aud Charles A. Mariner Of
lO- A ngelts anu Charles W, Ffapkliu
Of Denver, incorporated the Costa Rica
Pacific Rsilwry company with "a CAPT.
tai stock OF $1,000 OJO. Tho end OF tns
track Of tho AtIahuo liuo 10 al present
AZ Aialuelh, fourteen miles northwest
OF san jose, but the cJmpany proposea
making the Junction OF the new ROAD
at san Jose anu tnOuos In westerly
direction 10 tue Pacific ocean,
Tho Incorporation papers give the
company the right TO operate mines
anu msnuiactotits, establish townsites,
besiues tie borrowing Of money Tor tue
purchase Of other railroads In the
vicinity and floating bonds for the pay
munt tueTUOi,
Headquarters viii he located In Den.
yer with branch Offices in New YORK,
Los Angeles, Ban jose and elsewhere.
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since the New Mexico AMI Afizonh
bills we're reported AMI encountered
obstacles which lead them 10 toll We
the bills Will command more votes
next session than the present one.
The efforts Of Republican lFudsfs TO
bring about an estly adjournment have
TO he taken Into consideration aId the
urlegatea DO not care 10 have the bills
rushed through a conference NJ the
House OF Senate when they adjourn.
tie expected tho committees on tor.
fitofios Will report the Oklahoma state.
mood b.ll tbis wrcE.
De.egate' Flynn. Cntron and Muir.
ply declare tuey expect % stand VI fall
together.
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WAsHuNuToE, April 28.-One mil.
lion oouars worth Of supplies OF all
sorts for the Indians under Government
control viii be bought by the commits.
sionrr 0i Indian affairs ut Chicago
next Tuesday. The articles 10 be pur.
chased include vast quantities VI drugs
anu medicines. Meats, clru, iiouI
homluy ana aud oats IN large quanti-
ties will no needed. The hardware
schodulo includes carpenters tools,
bells, betting, bits, bolts, files aud ali
other articles usually olassod NJ hard
ware In large quantities. For Instance,
800 dtZ II til,HaTe required anu more
than 100, 900 rAw iron Hnu nearly 300,-
ono pounds OF nails. Tue mlsoellans-
Gus schedule includes woOusnWAre,
saddles, harness, leather, agricultural
implements, wagons, Stoves, tinwHre,
etc. On this schedule appears 8, 900
boxes OF shoeblackiuP. The need Ui
this article IN such quantities for the
fedHkiLs shows tue efit ct Of Ciyillz ton.
More than 500 farm wagons are IN.
cluded In the list. The Indian com.
missioner will also on next Tuesday
receive bids IN Chicago from railway
companies for transporting the supplies
purchased from New Yurk, Chicago,
KansRs Cily, Omaha, Sioux CITY, 81
Louis anu ~ Paul 10 tho ~ Inuian
agencies In the various states anu
territories. II 10 expected that Tho
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Elders Daniel q. Walker aud Kari
3. Faokrell, writing from Lamont,
Decatur county, lows, under date Of
April II, 1896, say; ave have boon
cs.led 20 labor here in Lam anu Ia
Decatur county, Iowa. We are meet.
ing with succrss. There IL quito n
Number inveatlgalir z, and from pruf-
eut indications we may grt some OF Tho
homes, In heart out OF This place. We
find plenty oi opposition hvIo among
the leaders, but We know we have toe
Truth. We have been hero aD.ut a
month up 10 date"
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mArrY rAmIIY GATHERING.
rhe N7th Anniversary ofthe birthday
OF noiAtnie1'- HOtber.

OF hoiAtnieS'- Hoiber.
CANToS, OhiO, April Yesterday
was HAPPY DAY IA the Mckinley
Hmily o. tho Old homestead usIt.
MsiOt Mckinney anu his Invalid wife
were present at an In OrlnHl family
gAiheIiug 10 oUmmUmornliun Of hls
muthet't STA birthday. Mother Nc.
kiuley MAS Ia excellent health and
tpirits on the occasion, ~ Hhe geueT.
ally Ia Notwithstanding her advanced
age, resembling Ia thnt respect her
deceased husband, who was up and ~.
tending TO bulnrss 10 within few
DAYS Of his death at the age oil S5,a few
years ago,
4u,ts were present At yesterday'a
gathering Abuer Mckinley auu
daughter Mabel VI New YoTk; Charles
Miller aud vile, W. X. Miller and " ne
Of this GUY, cousin; Mrs Osborn Of
YuuugstOwn aud Mira. Duncan OF
Cleveland, sisters Of mother McKin-
ley. Daring this Dirthdhy party GptuIaI
teltgtAms ~. uRht the nsWs TO Canton
OF tBe Instructions OF the Tennessee
national delegates Tor Mckinley; OF
the election OF Mckinley delegates IN
MuKiuluy's OlJ district at Alliance
anu the Newark, Ohio, district; Of
Mukinley's delegates In the PeuFin,
LIE, district, and also the news thai
hal Oi The Connecticut delegates arc
Mex luley mou,aB well a. assurances Of
supI OFT Of delegates elected In New
NuTk aud Michigan,
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WAsniSGrOS, Apil 20 The Re.
publican senators held briel caucus
today, Senator Chandler suggested
u At adjournment ought 10 10 possible
by Msy the Slb, anu was supported in
this opinion by the almost unanimous
vote VI tue caucus. IL was the general
UplsiOn that the appropriation bills
would be kept 10 the front, until die
posed u aud that NJ more adjourn.
mrnts over Saturday are contemplated.
senator sherman was authorized NJ
Ouaifmau OF the caucus 60 appoint y
Steering mmiltoo " from ninu to
Twelve 70 take charge OF the detaili No
10 tho 0rJer OF business, Ia case It was
found possible 10 consider 0tuof than
tbs appropriation blils.
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STAKE CONFERENCES.

Members OF the Council OF tho
Apostles are expected To be In attend.
suce at the next ensuing stake Quar-.
terly Conferences, as follows:
OneidA, Sunday aud Monday, April
26.h ana 9th Elders Fr ncls NJ.
Lyman and John Henry Smith.
Tooele, Sunday ana Monday, April
20sh and 271h-Elder John w. Taylor
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man Hopkins that Dygort IL well an
VIII soon be- released. he toll II 3.
Rims week ago that General Wrylrr
hal sent iof the rri OF on Dygrrt aud
hai promised Cousul GENERAL VIII M
'hAt no would act upon II a. soon %.
possible anu see that tue young man
Il ie oasru.
MI su zef, however, says that bic
lulotmstiun, from pfoml ent CubAus
IN NV YORK VIII, are In cpmmuuira.
ton with tue patriots on tue sand,
shove thu Dysett was put iuto MI. n
nt Guiuts, auJ there knoNn ouly ~
Die numt,E that this number wst
changed Hud tue man VINO now an.
swcf. 90 D,pefps numbtt 10 not By.
ger. but another prisoner. lie tellrvsu
inat the hunters were changed by the
Officers.
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Concert This Evening.

This evening ct tho Frs, Congregn.
ticnal church Will be given q concert,
by Miss Bonita SGbiu, Miss Maud
Smith, Prof. Radcliffe ana male
quRrtstte directed by Mr., tesboiy. The
Der. OF musical nature. aud two road
ings. The proceeds viii be used Tor
association.
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the Women defeated.

CLEVELAND, ONO, April -3.-Ths
proposition 10 admit women 10 lay
dele ates 10 the general conference Of
the EpiscOpNlian church has been de.
iesteI by a marrow margin. Tho vote
" the NOTtn Dakota conference, r..
oeived to-day, was tue last 10 be taken
on the proposition. The total vote IL
1915 Tor the admission u women ana
. go against. ThToU.'0urlhs tiilmA.
tive vote Ia needed. The women lUsl
by rs vOtes.
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PnBsIDENT DIAz's NEPmBw.
on n visit 10 mi. Country Just for
nIrnAmre.

sT. LOUIS, Aprl 23.- Emillol' Dlat,
newn,w Of the president Of Mexico,
accompanied by I-aac l., Co lo1, Rr.
rived mere yesterday on his way to
New York city. LAST night they were
the guests Of the Spanish olub. To-
night they will continue their journey,
which Is merely pleasure trip.
IN an interview Disc stated that he
was sorry 10 say mat just before ho Left
tue Guy " Mexico he understood that
"a large number Oi Spanish merchants
had organized 10 boycott American
goods In retaliation Tor the Gcii0n Of
the American C0ngtoss on the Cuban
question, When pressed for an an.
sNer he said that he had no doubt but
that the people Of Mexico would re-
elect President DlHz Tor another term,
M he seems TO have no opposition. No
other person has been mentioned thus
Tar Tor the position.
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MARROW EsUAPE.
A Countess Comes NsAr Meeting Win
n IAtai Accident

OTTAWA, Dat, April 23.-HeT OK.
otllruuy, the Counties u Aberdeen,
vie Of the governor general " Cana.
IN, had a thrilling experience last
evening, aud Tor IA time ner life was u
danger. While out driving on the
road along the side Oi GalinrAu river,
whloh Tor n snort distance In Just nov
covered with Hood water, the horses
attached 10 her carriage plunged into
large hole, carrying the vehicle with
them, The startled animGls made "a
desperate attempt 10 escape, thorough
~ uTenching the cguntuss and one Of
the governor generate stsn and
groom who accompanied her, but the
remarkable presence Of mind OF the
two men saved her 0Ec9l'euoy. They
cut the harness, thus releasing the
horsss, which were speedily drowned.
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nut the President was foot aud There
Mna No AccIdnnI.

Hut the President Was foot aud There
was No Accident.
WARRINGTON, April g2.-An uccl.
deut 10 tlo team which President
Cleveland was uuving 10 MO0Iley thls
evening caused alarming statements
IN ~ the safety uf the President to
IRE. quickly over tue city. Mt.
Cleveland lult tho White House at
$3.50 O'Clock. and Just after crossing
car track on the Guys boundary, the
horse HIIpsi anu fell. Tue other
morse, becoming frightened, pluugeI
about anu fell over tue pole Of tue
carriage and on top OF his malV, a
large crowd gathered and the fright
entd horses were quoted. The Presi-
dent mad remained cool and stopped
iF.m the NIc.uTa. By cutting sumo
u the harness, the hof,es were libefat.
81. A lamp hau been kicked on the
carriAge, bat other tbhn this thb We
niols tulioied NO damage. Tue Prosi.
dent csntlnued to MOudley In the car.
riage oi hit. Gard nrT Hubbard.
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Woman's Exponent.

The current Issue Of tho womRn's
Exponent contains an article on rhe
Art Of Raising Silt Worms, which the
Ia tiles % tereslsd in s0tiCulture desire
should DO widely TeE ~ being very
important 10 Utsh. The paper con-
taiuB valuable facts anu IN ORNATE. uH
this subject which viii b. hish y Hp-
pruclalud by contomplative silk raj ers.
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rrsnen c.sin-, Re.lrns.

PARIS, April gs.-Tho Burgc1lso
cabinet has rcslgnoI.i
Iuo Resignation was ann unced by
the premier Immediately upon tho te.
conyeniug VI the Chamber OF Deputies
t0dAy. NJ. BouTgoOisv read state.
mont CouIo'tlng the right VI thu
Senate over tue ministry, or 10 be the
sole Interpreter Of the constitution, but,
ho added, ia Wow OF tho impossibuiy
20 live proper military relief for
MaJagaf car the cabinet was compelled
tu resign. NJ. BuTgelise and col.
leagues wllhdtog. According 10
newspaper President FauTo declined
90 cUuutuuiEu the bill pr0vi ling Tor
the revision VI tue constitution, Which
Premier BUutgt0ise wished ~ submit
TO tuo Chamber Of Deputies. 10 IL
aiduu that members OF tue radical
itit party have ueciJcl 10 Introduce a
motion, denying that the bouAto has
tue l.hl 10 be tue sole interpreter Of
the GunstliutiOu anu demand that a
meeting VI the national assembly be
called TO decide questions IN dispute.
When the mitistora filed out Of the
house there was loud applause from the
fight anu Ceutof, 70 winch We lutt To.
/ piled with loud cries Of "Iufn dow u
the lssnhie, ""Down with the senate
A scene OF prolonged lIumult followed.
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Dor ~ Rspnbilcan convention.

81 LOUIS, Apul 28.-Coi. Tim thy
l.. Byiu.s, rurg'aut-at.grma o tue Re.
publican national convention winch
WI meet here IN June, arrived rom
Minneapolis yesterday afternoon anu
went ~ the 5 uthcru. he came o.
decide on the designs for the various
iotms OF badges ~ be used by the dele
gates ana members OF tue press Vt the
convection. tie Will al.O look after
tue quarters % ho provided Tor the set-
gcau,.at-arms aud bis cDtp- VI gssis-
,autB In tue convention auditorium.
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win s,rlLs On May nay.

LuFFALo, n. Y, April ga gen.
efai slrIAa Ul all building traces hiss
been ordered In this city 10 taks effect
tho let OF shay, Tue Intent of this ac-
uon 10 TO iutcu an elght.hour day. II
IL taid President Gompefs WIS nero
recently, anu thi- action Of the GENITAL
lat. body Of Buffalo l. an outcome Of
MS visit, though only tho building
trades are known 20 DO Involved.
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LONDON, April % AT Sandown
PARK today there were fourteen starters
In the race Tor the Tudor plate Of / 900
sovoTrigus, for three.y tat.0lds, which
nave not won any race up 10 the Time
VI entry.
l.. d Rothachild's Imposition wou;
LITd HeTyey secIuu; ShaddUok intro.
The WALTON twU.yuar.0ld race Of
900 sOytfrlgns was won by Pretty
Rose, Magnificent seoonu; Holy Ffiar
,hlrd, Eleven hOrsra Tau,
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The VsntEuoIa Disputt.

LoSDON, April 23,-undrr Secretary
Of State Tor Foreign AnaiTB Cuizlu,
answering question In the House oil
Commons tuuaysald negotiations with
tho United States regarding Voutzunls
were proceeding anu u was not H4yIss-
bic 10 make a statement on the tu ulrct
until they were concluded.
CuIzlu also SAID tho government IN.
qutsli0nably hoped Tor favorable
termination Of tue NonuLuylAn negJti-
nLInma.
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Grouse Not Guilty.

The case " Edward Grouse, charged
with assault upon Edmund Hams, at
salt Lake Ltthographing oompsny's
place Of business on March 10, was
resumed today IL tho criminal division
OF the Third district court before Judge
HlloF. Tue Jury returned verdict OF
no, guilty and tho Defendant was dis.
charged.
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DENyBR, Colo, Apul ga fire
caused panic among tue thirty inmates
OF the Brignlside home iot boys at o
a.. ~, today. All csc ped uninluroI,
although several we're uncol srlous
when carried out by the bremen.
Superintendent Field had his head anu
hands severely burned and cut. Tue
homo 10 In ruins,
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nuLuwAYo curoTr.
so communication by wire Possible
Any LanEsF.

CApErowN, April -3.-lolpyright,
lsgj,Dy Associated Pfrsr. r. leiegfapu-
10 g mmuulutilun with buluwAyu has
boun cut OF nt Fig Tree u small place
near Maugwc,u uthwtst Of buIuwa %.
The break cuts on all communication
by wire with Bu.wuyu, anu, 90 viaW Of
tue serious condition ~ htiaIrs there,
the iowa uoiug surrounded by fifteen
thousand hostile AialaUele., causes
considerable anxiety. a repairing aud
scouting squat hiss been sBut Uut from
MaugWr.
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NASHVILLE, Int, April a. A
Louisville Hud NaHnvilie iruit tTrin
anu an Evansville ANA ToIte Hauta
passenger train o0llidsl ~ the crossing
near Mount Vernon, Ind, last might.
Alexander DrisC0ll, bragemHn, was
killed; James CuvingtJn, enginet Z,
ami +. Il, Thompson, brakeman, were
seriously injured,
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sTAUETEN, Va, Agrll 23.-Har-
mory was sgain Restored between tue
wnrfing factions VI tue Virginia re.
pubicanu MI the stale convention 20.
day. Col. LamU viii retain the chat.
manship Of the st,tc committee AMI
yield the lace ~ national Committee
man 70 Tho upp1aInR LacLl0n.
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PITTsBuR1, Aprll 23.-ln an inter.
view nofu today Pfesidvnt Gompert Of
the American Fs Iteration Ut LAuor
stated that over 100000 Working people
W uld demand shorter Jay on May
1t ami most " them would get Il
without struggle.
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Ira,orabIs 30 onIshem..

wAsHuNdToS, April %. - Tho
House committee on territories today
decided by a vO,e OF o % ., 10 report
'ayorAuly the bill TO admit Oslshuma
to statehood. Yeas - Republicans,
scranton, Perkins, Avery, Harris,
haIley; Democrat, Cooper, Texas.
Nayt-kuox anu TAFT, Republicans.
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supremacy Of the Chamber.

PARIS, April "a The chamber Of
deputies TO-DAY adopted motion Of.
irmlDg & predomlnEuoo Of the chan :
Der over tue reuAts aud that the
chamber represents universal suffrage
aud the policy Of democratic reforms.
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ZAhzlBAH, ApHl :8.-Chief Batu.
k4zz Aul lOliOweiH nave lied from
Buush 10 German Territory ani eur.
rendered 10 Baron Won Wishmau, tue
governor VI German Last Africa nj
MAu.
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wAsHINGToE, ApTi, 23.-rhe Senate
committee pu con m8IC has agreed TO
place both the San Pedro aud Santa
Monica improvements uuder thu con-
tract system In the river aud harbof
bill,
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WAsuiHUrly, April PRECEDENT
Cleveland, eUc.otary M0ftlu anu Com.
misiOutf ui Internal Revenue Muller
left ON o. nshirg tour laB' night for
Loeabutg Va, where they Will spend
the day huhiuV ~ the Russts o: SIR.
liarrisou. Tue party oxutc,s " return
ton gut
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CLEVELAND, ohio, Apul 23.-An-
ayerted by the union lumber showers
winning the strike. All the boats are
bsiug unloAued by union men.
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LONDON, April 3.-Detachmentg oil
the King Royal riss anu tho Ihsh
rifies have been ordered TO hold them.
selves In readiness 20 proceed immudi-
atbly to South AifcI.
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DSGERr HILLED IN oUnA.


Ahnt " 'ho Ahl"FhN'nh AhfniHhou
by Cougr0ssmnn huiEer,
CHICAGO, April GA special 10 tho
Iulsr-OCeRn rom Washington, ID. g.,
uHyti
CungTessmBn bulzer OF New York,
called upOu Secretary Olney with what
be regarded Hs reliable Information
that Walter DygeIt, the young Illinois
prisoner Ia Cuta, had been shot. sec.
Rotary OiuUy docs not give much credit
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TmE STATEHOOD nILLs.t

No Action Probable before Next sss-
sion,
WASHINGTON, April 23,--There IS a
strong possibility tnat the delegates
ON the territories who have the STATE
hood bills IN charge viii not attempt TO
secure congressional action until next
srssiou. Delegates Catr0n and MuT.
ply hA, maze a Canvas VI the House
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Licensed to Wed.

Rohor. Sellers, aged 81, ana Eliza A.
Sprluse, sFoi as, both OF this city,
were gTGutsd maTElsRo license this
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ron WIN nuRDER.

louis P,.uermann Executed al sing
SING
SING SIEu, n. Y, ApTll 23.-Tho
vile murderer Hermann was executed
at 1879 a.m. today, Two contacts OF
current were necessary owing, tho at
tending physician stated, ~ tho pres.
enCe Of air In the lungs
L0uls Il. Hermann shot and killed