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ACCUSING The PRESIDENT.
ito spTiugs Sensation In the no. s
hut N Uttnsrd
Hearing,

wAmiNGToS, D. G., May go
Representative Howard (PO., AsJ
introduced resolution Iu the open
House today Tor the Impeachment Ut
President Cleveland ,In the gtout d.
Of Illegal sale Of bonds, Illegal use %
the proceeds Of tho bond sale, corrup.
ton In politics ana roiu,al to enforce
tnU antitrust law.
Howard 10 the author u ar Christ
Came % Cougfrss." Al tue opening Of
the session OF tine House Today, he
sprang sensation, Tut 10 was fhOtt.
nved. Tho H0utc with practical
unauimity suppressed him.
A. soon na the journal had loon
rea1, Howard arose dramatically In the
center aisle, anu, tiUurishing paper Ia
hls hand, demanded TO DO heard on a
resolution, which he aont 10 tue CLERK h
desh. The resolution was as .0,.
lowe:
do impeach Grover Cleveland,
President VI the United States, OF high
crimes And misd0meanors on the i0l.
lowing groundt:
/. That he has sold, or directed the
sale OF bonds without authority OF law.
.. That he has sold Or aided In tho
sale VI bonds al lees than their market
value.
Q. That no hss directed o mlsappro.
priation Of the proceeds Of the said
bond saleB1
That ho has directed the secretary
OF The treasury 10 disregard the law
which makes United STATES notes nuI
treasury notes tcdtomAblo In coin.
o. That he has ignored Rud refused
10 have enforced the antitrust law.
@. That he has sent United States
troops into the state ul Illinois without
authority OF law and IN violation OF
the Constitution.
7. That he hBh corrupted politics
through interference with Federal on GO
holdufE.
8. That he has used the a pointing
power 20 irtiuUuCB legislation detfi.
mental 10 the welfare OF the people.
Therefore, be II resolved by the
House N Representative that the
committee on Judiciary be directed 10
ASCERTAIN whether these charges DO
true, and n NJ, TO report 10 the House
such action by impeachment or other.
wise As shall be proper In the PREMISE,
and said committee shall have author.
ity 10 send for pvfs1us and papets.
When the clerk CUasei the reading,
Howard was suddenly taken On the
floor by Dlugley, the hour leader
Of the majority, who raised the
question OF consideration against
the resolution rhs question was
promptly put and by AiprHo.icalIy
Unanimous vote tue House declined 10
give Howard hearing,
The House then settled down to dull
routine,
rho House has adopted the confer
enco report ON tue tiyeT anu rsgu0r
bill.
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mont thoater In Boston In which the
firm wus pr0lthbiy intrrcsIud. Inc
general theatrical spsCuistiuuf, SUCH nt
tho Lillian Ruas,ll company hnd
other engagements hado ia tho hfm p
ramc, were uore particularly uu ICT
the hand % MI. Abbey. Then, TOO,
while M Gfau husisd himself WIN
oTcritic mnttUra AMI Mt. hohetIoi
with Boston atlalri, Mr. Abbey was
general rrnuCiur or financial manager
VI tho nrm's lbtertsis. As result Of
HE inability TO attend 30 this his part
uUrs IouHd themselves TO = most cm'
bAfrasing position. The nfm'a drA'
matic business was gDin. on from bad
90 worse, Hn1 Mt. Abbey was lying ~
the q 10y house too ~ TO give AIi
pHttutt's uli or assistance.
a Consultati0n was hold with several
gentlemen who orc intimately ns3o'
ciatal with Gue Metropolitan Or.f
house, aud with others, busiuoia uud
prrsoual iuunJs Of al three pgttnsfs.
Tho Hssigu meat was decided upon au1
the ~ puu blEuod yt0lsrdny. Col, y.
a, RAND, oi Boston, and ME Louis }.
Pnuipu, Ui DIN, N,ves and AiUntgom'
ofy WuIu uamld assignuos.
When thu usgignoUa have made thoIr
report rs will probably be- iOuuu shat
the Gum total Owoi by tho trm docs
not exceed $500, 900 and probably a
somewhat leEs sum, Against this toe
firm have numerous asgois, which, 10
carefully nurscd aud not forced upon
tue marFct, may produce 100000 Or at
least 100000.
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VAN ~ CORONATION.


FORMALLY proclaimed 60 81 hoH ~
subjects of the 'Ear
MOSCOW, llay 23.-Tho date Of tie
coronation was formally proclaimed by
aeraidB ~ % t'c,uog this morning aud
the ceremony will be repeated gowoT.
row nnI M0uIay.
a strong detachment OF cavalry ssT.
uuJcd the approaches 10 the Ntum.
llu. Tho general commanding stood
IN the middle, iuclug tho tr0Ops, around
min, wearing rich costumes, were the
sscrrlatip4 OF the flatu, several masters
OF coronation ceremonies anu the hur-
aide. ~ "a given signhi the hcrhldB
UIuw % loud blast on their tfumpuis.
Tho people bowed their buaCa und tho
secretary 90 state read the following
proclamation. "Orr most august, most
nigh aud most mighty sovereign hav.
Ink BaCruHcI tho hereditary throne OF
Ihp imHpfInl EusataH Hud Of tho kiuV.
dom U' Poland aud tho grand duchy
of Finland, which 10 lusepafAblo from
10, has been pleased 90 UrdaIn, ln Imi.
tau0u OF all bic pTodscesaurs aud glnri-
UuB ancestors, that tue sacred t0lCm'
nity oil coronation nuu conservation u
ga" NAN AAA'N wv WAN'AA 80" AAA
" Wills that hIH august COusort shall
snare, 40, by the grace % thr Almighty,
take place ON the -B.h Of May. By tue
present proclamation, therefore, this
solemn act is announced tu nll the
faithful subjects 0f nis mhi,Hty 20 the
cud thst ON this auspiCiOus day
they may tCnd up o. the King
" hinge their most ietvent prayer.
anu implJTU the Almighty 90 extend
| tue favor OF Hia blessing 10 the reign OF
his mnlosly, TO the maintenance u'
| peace and tranquility, 10 tho great glory
VI His holy name, aud 10 the unchang-
| Ing wonl Of the empire"
Copies Of the PROCLAMATION printed
on folio btauli ully illuminated aud
adorned with arms, tho monogram
and insignia Of the emperor were scat
tered through the crowds. There was
wild scramble iot them.
On May 18th, tho ceremony VI trans
| iefring tho Iegalla TO the throne room
Of the krumlin will take place and the
same day their mHjBsilgs will remove
| from the AlO4nnuunzky palace 10 the
grand krumliu palace.
special mass Will bu celebrated dur.
INK the evening IN all the churches.
The coronation VIII tuks place In tho
| Cathedral n A 81 plllr, tlu most
sacred place iI .nr kussIau 5iuplte.
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cf0wds, an the profits are suormouf.
In View " the martial spirit which has
recently prevailed 10 this country, 70
10 believed that the show this year will
bc oven moro prosperous.
lit aud lifs. Potter Palmer anUnt
s0mo wecka In PARTS at the Grand
hotel before starting ior Moscow 20
witness The cEaI'a coronation Ccrc.
mDuiur, To q representative OF tho
AuOclnied Prcss who asked her snmo
questions regarding the r8pOf'o1 older
once between herself AMI MI. J.. w.
Palmer, president VI the Columbia gx.
luBitiUu, and concerning tho memorial
rrrsCntoi 10 the senator by Mt Pal
uur, Mrs Potter Palmer stated that
there had been no interruption % the
friendly relations that had always tz.
iltCd b tween Mr. Palmer ami herself
and that Hho 'ult sure the document
was not Intended 10 he hostile, but wu8
moTCly renewed effect on the part Of
the national commission 10 secure o.
status when would lead 10 further up.
prlprinti0r0 by Congress for the uiit.
ing or rewriting of the nunl reports
now ready ior presentation. 10 has
been the hearty custom NJ each OF the
two presidents 10 hand personally
thuir annual reports 10 the Precedent
OF the United States for transmission
10 Congress, but Mr1 Palmer, out Of
courttdy 10 tho president OF the com.
mission has held back her nnul
report until no had reached some de-.
cision or had secured another nppr0.
rfiaiion. Any statement Therefore ua
o. MITE. PalmoPs report 81 entirely
without warrant, Tor it hH8 neither
been Addressed or presented 10 any one
and sho uas frequently written tue
PRECEDENT Of tho commission that che
wished 90 act IN harmony with him
regarding the presentation Of FINAL re-.
ports.
Mri. Palmer thinks there must DO
some mistake IN the statement that
President r.. W. Palmer t. asEiug
from Conetes7 authority to edit her 20.
Port as this would bu very unusual
procedure anu an unusual pow"- to
| grant
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d. Homer Eaton WAC made treasurer
ami DE- LpwIs Curtis rgiBtant treas.
urcr % the Missionary s1ciel~. u. r.
T.. Magic w1B olsc.ad editor ri The
10 ua uui Herd nUI ID. J.. h. Berry,
VI DsiraiI editor 90 thr Epwor.h
Herald,
DAD. ". Bucslcy presented the re-.
ruit 70 The committee on eriscopncy In
the case OF Dt. a, g.. B0Hcdish against
blShuI8 Fowler Fitzgerald an. Wnr.
rem as 90 bic transfer from the Sew
lDfk easl, 60 Sew England cUu-
ference. The fuD1r. declared that no
grounds existed Tor complaint The
report was sustained. The aimluistia.
ton ami character 90 'hs bishops were
approved.
Bishop rhoo. Blrno was declared
effective.
The committee reported In highly
tu.osiHliu terms tho uuu.uileCliyuucss
10 Bishop Taylor OF Africa and HE
retirement was recommended. The
report WIS coucutr,d 10. The com.
mittru reported in favor oi missionary
tishops in india, South America nuu
Africa, but as Dr.. BucEley was on.
lustd 90 The one on South America,
'l, hyutt TOOK rnnfEn or luC report on
VIII Ch the debate took place.
For two hours the question was
warmly debated.
q. W,Mauug of Sew York presented
"a substitute, which DECLARED % not
uXuciiuut 10 C,uc. miHlUuaty bishops
except V0ssIb y 20 successor u Bishop
Taylor The fubslitu o. was adopted
ty vote OF 20 10 lsy. Dr.. Buckley
moved 10 elect a mlss1iuary bishop for
AirlgB. Dr. Leonard denounced the
iliiufo ~ provide u uisuup for Asia ~
ihC most stupuud0us mistake ever
made by a general conference. BlshUp
Warren called d. Leonard 20 ORDER,
and wild applause greeted the action.
10 was decided 90 elect q missionary
bishop on Monday.
The conference Fixed May IS at i
O'Clock Tor nnal All utumouL
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SAN FRANCISCO, May ga, last
the United States secret service nu.
thnritlrH have struck lead o. the
source from which have como the
thousands Of almost ruriyct imitation
bait dollars circulated through
out the Pacific coast. 10 "a
believed that Tho c8untor'siir
which absolutely DEFY detection exc
C1pi whom under powerful magnify.
INK glass Ia tho hRuds Uf clever
expert, were made By Chinese ia thUir
native land AMI brought 10 THE G NJ.
try last summer by the members Ui
the troupe OF Chinese actors who came
90 America % perform NJ the Ailartt
exposition. Almost the entire troupe
IL now In ih!s city, having been Milling
engaR Umonis iu tnu Chinatown thea
tors since returning from tue east.
nc estimated thnt 10000 OF the ul.
authorized coins have been uispufei Of
by the ChiuCau and that "Llltlo Pc.
t6r,n the Chincsu Il recent race track
lob nOior,riy, was back o, the scheme.
However, tie ten thousand d1llsT-
that has bUona realizsj. has not been
clear profit, As tue c0uutrrioiis contain
almost the same amount Of pure silver
~ do tho regularly miuted bali dollar,
but the extremely low price Of silver
bullion gave tho counteriei1ers good
profit.
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WASHINGTON, May 23.-In tho Sem
ate tJuny Mills offered an amendment
~ The hilud cheese bill 10 impofe an
internal revenue tax Of FER
cent on articles IN CKCeaH OF
10000 Ter unnum, manufactured
by any peu0ns, company or cor.
IOratiun IA the United States from
iron, steel, copper, uicko, brns., zinc,
cotton, wool, hemp, elk or th1, the
receipts 10 be applied TO tbs purchase
und eXtinguishment Of tho interest
bearing debt % the Unitei States,
Sherman novel to lay the amend.
mont on the table, carrled-i2 10 10.
Allen (Nvb,) moved an amendment
90 impose an additional tax OF a a
barrel on beer, ale ana porter snor.
man moved ~ lay II on tho tault;
carried by vote OF oil 10 %.
Gray Dan. Deli moved a tax OF ten
cents pound on tea imported into tho
United States GfAy's amendment
was lost, % 10 o..
At2 0'olOcE Allen arose 10 speak on
the pond OH,
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MoTlnE Against hIacss.

HAVANA, May 23,-Caplain General
WeylgL General OohandO, captain Of
tue stat, aud Colonel A, Humada,
tile captain generals RiI6-d0-oamp, ali
In field uniiOrms, have started for
Bahia Honda on board the cruiser
Msiquls EuBensda. IL Is believed tue
departure VI the captain general indl.
Gates that au important nnd decisive
movement Of the Spanish iotces
against tho Insurgents under Antonio
MAceO shortly Will he undertaken,
Later II was announced that the
captaiu.gourTai was going TO hiUriul TO
Inspect Tue military iIue and Will re.
turn tonight.
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VICTORIA, b. g., MAY 28,-Cnptain
Meyer, OF the steamer Danube, which
has lust returned ffum trip To 5iIka,
reports great suffering among the
miners, prlhpeoturs anu olhers ut
Cooks Inlet.
Tho steamer Bertha had jubt arrived
at 5itka from the lnlut, bringing down
many who had gone there with the
idea Of making thrir fortunes. They
could slanu u no longer. Tho weather
has been bitterly cold and there Is not
sufficient accommodation Tor the mon.
However, many are holding out, and
doapilu the bad reports, others arc
gJiug In.
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MINOR MENTION.

Ga Monday evening Gt 1880, The
Second quorum VI Seventy viii moot
In tho FlNeeutn ward assembly ball.
The carnival hold ia the Eleventh
ward meeting huHeu last evening, for
the benefit Of the n. /. A. League, wac
most unqualiliul success. Besides
the rendering OF an excellent Program,
refreshments were served 10 the large
gathering, which numbered about four
hundred persons, Tue various b0oths,
stalls, etc. uid n fac business, AMI the
"AuCtiyneurlng" Of "A number OF aTtl.
cles, donated by the young ladies', iu
tho hands OF MIR. j. b, Bean rs auc-
tilneer created lots OF mrrfment as
well ~ cash fOr tho euterpri,e. A sub
stantial sum WIS collected, which Will
10 tanned over 10 tue League funds.
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N FINANCIAL STRAITS.
DpoFatic nnd Dramatic manaEc.a
makc an AsaiEnmsnt.

NpnFAllr anu Dramatic MANAGE -
make AN AssiEumsni.
NEw YoHE, May 98-Tnv Herald
this morning. says;
UAiltr Bn extended and bfiilian,
career ~ opGratlo and dram ATTIC
managers, after introducing TO the
American luhliC tho greatest actors
and singers Of Europe, alter presenting
grand opera on q more splendid scale
than has ever before been attempted
Ech1udel aud Grhu, controlling the
A ubry'. lheatur Ia New York anu
the fremont Thuater IN Boston, have
found Themselves IN serious financial
difficulties aud nave made an assign.
meut for tue benefit Of their ofCiitOrs.
fnoir operate ventures aimee 1891
have given them magnificent profile,
but with Two or three exceptions their
dramatic undertakings have been
most DISASTROUS, aud the latter have
not only swallowed up all tue great
gains Of tho operate teasOns, but have
run themselves into such deOt that
they hni themeelyrr, asa iifn and Ia.
dlvldunlE, practically stripped VI every
dollar thHtthoy owned.
The crisis was prec.plAiei by Mr..
Abbryh Vrsfoul serious illnuas, The
operguu ,lnirs which were highly
tuccUasul, were largely under MI.
Gnu'a management and tho season
nAvi.g Uopu finished there was no
tToublb iu TIA 4t direction.
Tue artists hal boon paid, had gone
to Europe and most OF tnem had been
Te.sugagsd Tor the season. Mt. Scht-
stisl was manly Ia control VI the Ire.
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Al InsurgsntHaid.

NEW YOHS, May 28,-rho HSrGld's
special cable rom Havana says! one
lhourand Insurgents Eai1od the viciui.
~ OF H0io Colorado, loIweon HAVANA
anu Glaallaya, setting fire 10 cane
fields aud tobacco plantations, and
driving oil S.0oS. Citizens are heoiug
10 this city.
An iuturRent force en,renched IN
the town Of BSnus, on the road to
duaualay, was surprised aud driven
Uug by spanish troops last evening
after hot skirmlsh. The rebel loss
vas slE killed, tie bodies being aban.
nDnel Nd the rIEhI.
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a snbinel oIInanIry.

WAsHISuION, ID. q, MAY 23-The
court VI inquiry has been ordered Il
megtat Marc Island, California, navy
yard next Friday, 70 Investigate the
complaints against Assistant Pay
master Edwin -. Webster, lalo Of Ia,
Yorktown, by Edward Mcdsttigan Of
CallL, regarding the bond OF S2,g5O,
alleged 10 be required by the paymsstel
OF VIM. q. IObln, his clerk.
The court viii be composed OF Lieu
tenant Commander Harry Knox, Pay.
MISTER joshua IL. STAntun and Lieu,
tenant Commander j. q. Cnrlin, with
Ensign q, IL. slecum as Judge advg.
cafe.
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DENvIW, Col, May ga special tl
tho Times it0m Cripple Creek tayi
cltiEaus are indignant ueclu,u wagon
luhus " mail have teen taGon from
tho pos,Jillue aud been burned. Much
letters addressed o. other place.
Postmaster RDso says the mail wa,
turned by order u tho pUaiOtilUu iu'
tpcct0r
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a nnrh,r.r cnnlnred.

MiNNUAroLs. Mimi, May "A
special 10 tho Journal from Deer
lodge, Mont, says.
Philip Allen, tue man who last Sat.
ufday killed bic divorced wife nud tnun
lied, is captured. a reward VI 1000
had bcuu offered i0f hiH capture, utaI
VI alive, nuu armed paroles hal hgpu
sonrCbiug for him week.
Tie WAS taken 10y surprise ami no
blood was shed. Fer fear OF lynchiug
he was lodged In tho state ueuitcutlary
~ Deer Lodge. Allen KILLED man
In lsas nul disappeared only B. return
and deliberately shoot his wife, aged
80, WIN ter bis disappearance soC"s. d
u uiynICr and msrtluI again.
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Home Missionaries.

The next regular monthly mseli0g
oi the home missionaries OF the sails
Lake Slaso Of Zion Will convene In
the Fourteenth ward assembly hall,
on Wednesday, hay 27yh, at 1880 ?. m.
Amy one Of the missionaries unable
10 be present are requested 20 send
wilton reports Of their labOrs for the
month past 60 the meeting.
JAMES ID. STIRLING.
CleTk VI Sal
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CANDIDA, leland OF Crete, MAY 23.-
Since May ~, the garrison Of Namus,
consisting Of 300 men, have been be-
aleged by 1000 lnurgonIs VINO occupy
strong p0siuOns. Troops LETT kHnyaH
on Thursdny to attempt 10 relieve lhe
Besleged soldiers. Ihe relieving force
was attacked anu compelled 90 return
after suffering hCavy loss. The
troops ~ Namos have only sufficient
food 10 last = couple OF days.
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wAsluSGGOS, May % MIR. Wits,
United States minister 10 Hawaii, has
arrived 10 Washington. lie called ht
tue State department today hut did not
ueu Secretary Oluuy. Inc minister
has not rtRalnrd the strength Of which
he was deprived ~ severe attack Of
neutrality-suspicious. In San Francis.
co. Hv Will remain IN Waahingt1n
only day or two aud thou 10 10
Louisville, KY, for needed rest
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Los Angeles no greater royalty on tue
Du thu tuUs u1sd for tie construction
Ui The ufcHkwu.or shan twelve s. Il ore.
holt Cuuia cubic yard shal br
uuuret', aud The Southern Pacific
company shalt charge 40 more than
uuo'hali cent y ton per mile Tor freight
on rock transported over 10 road.
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Volcanic Eruption.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-Tho Gf-
land Of Soc Irls, 400 miles OIL the
Mexican COST, Il In n state OF orup-
ton. Two months ago, which IA the
latest dalu that news was received OF
the island, lava streams were running
down the mountain sides, Overlooking
tho lowla AMI travelling 10 tbs sea.
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UTAII RATES.
Agreements Between she Southern pn-
cine nnd aii ssourl River Lines,

AEANNAhNiA A'ANNFh AAt NhuAhNFu En=
cine ana mi ssourI River Lines,
DENvEg, Colo, May 23.-Tho trans.
missouri COMMITTEES hss effected a
o0mpr0mi.e between the Southern Pa.
cifiu anu the Missouri River lines,
under which the Southern Pacific
ngteo7 90 withdraw Iva individual rates
Into Utah on shipments by water from
New York 10 San Francisco and join
the Missouri River lines, on their
tafln from points on the river 10 Utsh.
Tue percentage OF the Southern Pa
Ollie under tins new agreement Will DO
somewhat better than before the rate
cutting commenced. The traffic man.
agers Of tho COl0TEdO,C California rail.
ways have decided to apply the Colo
RADIO common points commodity rate
from the Missouri river 10 the Pacific
uousl. Thia Will DO great advantage
10 DpnyeE
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legation Secretary Nominated.

WAsuSUTUN. May g3.-Inu Pfesi.
dent today sent 80 TIE Senate the NOM.
IualI1n Of William Franklin 5ands, "
tho District OF Columbia, 10 bc second
.ucfutsry o. luo legation A. Toxic,
Jaluu.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 2s.-
BlsbOp Warren presided today at the
Methodist general conference. Rev.
DR.. H. h. scott was elected editor Of
the thwgstrrn Advocate. 10 WAS
ordered that DR.. Il. w. Hammond, the
displaced editor, Oo paid nis salary un.
Oil OthsT WORK can be procured i0T him.
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WA8uNurOS, May 2a,--rhe pfeai.
dent today srnt the House his veto VI
tho bill TO amend tho act fixing the
ices OF register and receivers u land
offices.
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l.rnnl Inrnl.n LnlsrmslIen.

wAuWNuTON, -. c., May "a
The President has sent message q
the Senate ayiug that he unhno; com.
muuic,te the Information asked iur by
Sue Morgan rBllu'iun, 10 aiding Cuba
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Fort Douglas Concert.

Concert by the Sixteenth u. $, In.
isutry hand, at FoT, Douglas, Utah, at
1880 y. M, Sunday, May 2iIh, 1926.
John r, Klein, Leaders
rHu8uAu.
The evening times., 1896-03-12
STUART Is BuoYANT.
Has New Battle Ground for Fitz and
COrbett When They Are Ready.

Has n ew Battle Ground for Fitz and
Corbett When They Are Ready.
Louisville, March 12.-Dan Stewart, the
prize fight promoter. is in this city.
When asked about the probability OF 4
fight between Fitzsimmons and COrbett,
he said: ~
~ already have battle ground for
COrbett and Fitzsimmons whenever they
get ready to fight. This is in the United
States, too. ] will lead the way, SO they
need have no fear. The promoter of such
a contest is just as liable to the action Of the
courts as the principals. am willing to
post 81 O,O0O at any time that I can bring
the contest off on a certain date, and at a
certain place without any interference
whatever. II don't do this the $4,000
is forfcited-that is, IL the fight does not
take place on scheduled time because Of
interference.
~ believe the contest will come off, too.
Fitz believes firmly that he can whip
Corbett and Jim believes he can do the
same with Fitz. They will have to fight
II they want TO keep before the people.
They can't keep out Of IT. don't care
to express any opinion as to form. My
sole business is to get them to fight; to
offer the purse and to furnish the place.
All this can do as soon as they get done
talking.''
1t is said there is piece of disputed
ground up the cornerof the State. near the
Virginia line. that Stuart has his eye
on. Stuart will remain here several days,
leaving for New York in time to see the
Walcott" Bright Eyes fight.