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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

For Delegate II, Il. frrgu4~on DEM,
l,tii. | H. tatrun. rep, lHE,
Member ui the Council Luciano
chavez, dem. Lal2; ", r. Martin. rep,
l.nig.
Representatives r. \. Reynolds, dem
l.?31; Clrmrutr Castillo, drm., Las,
Blas Cha,ez, rep. l,tu7, 'uriirlo NanrlrA
rep, Its.
Ellas r.. Baca. l,l21, Ramon &. Munt"Ni,
l.iij; 9nd district. Felipe ArmlJ", La;
Manuel 4. plno, /, ~; ELIAS Sanrhr2
~, 3rd district, \. Nrhrl, l,J'2; W W,
Jones, l,i3i.
prohai. Judge .Ios" r.. rorrr2, i.aiu,
Macedonia ArmiJu. l.3li.
Clerk II Probate Court E~tCNan liaca,
I.32s; Edward l.. Fortune, LA,
Collector VI. Cuoney. 1880, thaS. ".
Rahnry. l3N.
sheriff II, -. Burrum i,5Ii, Donald
son Walker l,li,,
ASSr--ur CiprlanO Rara, l,ilN, Justin
ana Baca. LES.
Treasurer S.G. Hanna, l,2il, hhran
Aheyta. l.ini.
Coroner Iaure Ramirez, l.22H II, j.
Alternately. i,.W,
Superintendent ~ Srh"nl- Henry Yin.
cent. liza. v. :. Bartlett, ~, ; Z, 'as
tilln. ~.
Counts Surveyor l.. j, otto, l,%i!
The returns from precincts Ms, -
ami ~ ~ NWurtu county are ~ Ia" hands
~ the court, because the poll backs wrT"
not signed by the judges of III" election
IN these precincts,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

lnul- lraNlU, tuT twenty ,iwo wears "a
miner AMI rr"-prrt"f ~ the klark Range
and other parts 81 New Mexico, arrived
here las: night FROM Irlpplr Creek, hrok'
rn down III health ami altogether IN bad
form lie seek II plar" IN the ~, VIM
cent hospital. New Mexican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05


tnf Argus repctts the Edi, beet sugar
factory ~ active OPERATION
uN the 9Th VI March next the NAV "
Oblivion will absorb GruVer Cleveland.
Tnt = ople II bland held meeting
the other day aud sent n greeting 10 Mr.,
BRYAN
KANSAS Is good Tor something 1t.
university tuot tall team average six feet
IN height.
Tnr Prohibition vote has dropped e.
about l",u'l from 2ri rE IN ls'2 aud
2j.a7 ~ lsNN
TN knights ~ lahrt. nj one time the
strongest labor EXAMINATION IA the world,
=. rapidly going to pieces,
Tue worst is now known The official
te,uru- Hfr III tor Missouri aud give
Hyhu y mplaUt, ot oA3>r
Wul moun nj pet cent 90 NV
,urk, 0, D., pertinent ira-k the krhuiio-
Boss much chraput the, "ouici 1t
IUl rrupr.u \"N M'Nr. lu not COIN
plain u' uu,.a, ,aW, i,,.o' u" uu.
W. 4ls,- Whu interpret o., aW-
81 iN.fIuV tNr author ~ o." ten.
1 -.U. 900 tajr Dove. ul Fond Iro,.
E.,' uu3 i,.ta living 100 louInu.
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H..g
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.' tr.N. 'u bonds !" erect
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s.u .-..V $500 Co.. r..g..l
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..n 'rm 'l.a.. Indicate 4
l.A. nu.u. DO p..uu., A. r"utr,ri-
.r..,. 90. u.N stool t"--r|,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

nandrufI forms when the glands of the
skin NJ, weakened aud II neglected, bald
urrS - sure a. follow. Halls Hair H.
newer IL the best preventive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
Nnii,s Tor Publication,
IT, the pI,'t.t (ulu u ByrH t'llip Cuu'
Iru.ru'N 1T So MrNt,u
gurlit luIuE Complainant.
~.

T. Mi,Nlw - .urg hytr'ltut.
u, sad Iri,.I,'' " .Iluu - luunE
h,r,., uriti,a l.r . s,t 90 ,'tu,vt '
.a,ur,r h,- N,r.t commenced against Nin. .
,n, district ,..lft ~ irr .,uuu, II itctut
ten .uy h NrA MrNuu ~ the sild ,u"
I't.utnt MHgur'ui \uurg 'lr ,uUp,t,ut
IttNIug lu aud DN Nor stHI h,tl ui ,uni'laI'
t,vd M tn, ,ul,r. iht 10" marriage rNls'"
l,IUrru 49,, sad ,uuIlautui and tie dvirN
ant MAY r, If-.u.NrI Us dr,trv ui ihr ,'.'
amt irt CONT 't''tut uty have ihr care i
custody ~ i'r WiuHi rhdi. Aui 'hh unl"'" .
t.t,t ,u.f .ti,,trArtu ,IN ,.i ,.ut uu 90 tt' f.
TIE inst NruliN ~ Dr,ruhrt l~'d. l,.
iAr ,r,ruiu Las IT .ud muutn. q du,t,r o.
,ruirr-u NIL bee i.krI against NuH
- \ TARHpN
inrfk t'i Rrg ~trr 40 lhtn,ur
" & llrt,utk ~p,I.Itnt iu Complain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

With Guadalupe county yet to hear
from officially, Mr., frrgu~~on'- maJuflt!
Tor drlrgal' ~ cuiigt"sS over talrun Is
1885, allowing o. majority IN ',uaihlul"
for FERGUSON,
sheriff Ilulnrll returned from santa f.
last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05

In 1882 \. l.. Goliwster. who owns
three Trlaii drug stores In New York city,
having learned ~ the great value II
Chamb.rlain'- cough Remedy Tor colds,
Group and wh"ping cough, ordered n
supply Tor hl- customers, II met with
~ much favor that h. -oon found II nee.
r--ary Ia order more. ami during IN"
winter -old over two gross ~ the remedy
tie SAYS Il gives the hest satisfaction "
ANY cough cure he has ever handled,
For sale AT 81 and ~ cents per bottle by
" 1 MAXWELL hTmp Ia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
~ MulII ,ulNIN

tur p'rsatr II H. frrgu--ou. drm
2.nii, | Il. AtruII, rrp, @,"52, ". T.. l'aur
gold.
For Members ~ the tuuucll j. -, luu
can. dem. 2Eri. nlHrltu ~audNhl dem
49,. Miguel Sala1at, rep. 2.-Il. ,lu-,, !.
Rivera. rep, 9,2N5, VI. VI. Mllngau, pop
81, \. r.. Holman, pop, ~
kuf Representatives Francisco l,ur"
~. d'm. 2.191; I"-r l.ujau. dem, -5>a
Miguel \. sanchez dem. -. H. |" VI
Ross irp, 2.I@' lurihln Samrlrl. rep. -
80, Francisco Rivera MARTINEZ. rep
4.l.H, KuInalin Muntolla, por IS, !, Il
Mll,-, Irp. "a, +. \. Mtkr. pop. ~
fui iuIInty commissioners tlr~t Iii
trirt. lose f.. RAlIrrr-. 23',N, tAtatln.
Romero. 2,31!; :. l.. Barker. -; >rcuu
district. Jesus VI ',mntan,, 2,2>i, frtr,
milo l.urrr", 4.3i9, Ramon OttI -; TIM
district, j. \. tutfuth, lisa; Henry g.
tuuts. 2.ih, Lewis Lut2, IS.
ht Probate Judge lose FrllN k~Iu
bel. LOO, Ant"ulu Narrla. LIS, J., II
Went worth, -.
For rirrk OF n" Probate Court Man
url + Ilm'ur2, 2,l3i, IHtrlci" ''"nlnlr
800, i. 4, Mckir, -
/ Fur Collector Ahlnu u. hdllrguS. =.
2ll, tarlo- t,aNaldun, 2,ii?, VI. h. Morris
I'll.
For sheriff rlrufus Romero, ..NG. u,
lario Romero, 49,; j. r., Nhltmurr. ~
For Assessor Ju-r :. k~uullrl, 2i3i
\drlaiIu iiunlale-. 2.il2, H. j, \hrr. ~.
For treasurer Atnnario Rnlhal, 80.
Henry h"kr. 2.3Ii, Theodore iidmlln, I.
For Coroner Manuel S"gura. 80.
Amadur llharr,. 2.iJo, Martin Marquee
Vi.
For superintendent of Nrh"'l- Mar
url &, dr liaca. 2,lNg, Mauricil Iatula
2.l3l. has. +. Rudolph, ~.
For county surveyor Rafael hull"go'
49,. r. ~ Jones'. 40; H. H. Rice, ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-05
Ii,EIY o> THr poKpkW
The rs"pIs ~ S"gslsS Are Ready for ia.


N'e H'N'v ~
NAqui-
There WAS great scare on the MeNi'
can side sunday night, SAYS the Nogalrs
\idettr. occasiunrd by the news that n
letter Was placed upon IN" desk II Presi'
d"ne RAMIREZ and signed by Valencia
and nuitlmea. both leaders IT the last
ialui raid on >ogalr-, sonora. The let
ter was full II threats against the OIL
rlals aud pcoplc on the other side ~ tie
line and very bitter against Consul Mas.
caEena-. who wa- largely Instrumental In
subiuing the iaquls. Arms were hur.
richly collected. aud should the hated
laIulS again appear their reception viii
h- - warm one indeed, ~ the indignant
citizens are prepared Ia wipe them ofI
the face " the earth.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-05
Gin an9eblid)er 6rai be8cbt
Seib5tut pr0 Int 0ei1nenif,.

Stem yo-f, 80. Suti. &oman 6.
3ubpi, onsebli6 elm Sournaliit bon
Bottom uno Elm ruiiiiher 8raf bat
aeltern bier in elmer 3elle elmer Polt=
seiltation Selbitmoro began9eit, inoem
er li9 nit ieinem Sai6entu6e erblng.
ST mar un9efdbr Is Sabre alt uno
Itanb i'm 8eeriff, nit Dem 9ampfer
rNem Sort" na6 europa abSulegeln,
als er peoen elmer Sotelre6nun9 BON
$500 perbaftet tpuroe ; ct bat Ieinen
@ldubi9er, Die Slage surilf 81 nebmen,
ba es fir i'm BON srpBer @i6tigteit leie
nah europa gu r'ilen uno er 8ablt,
$3.50 ouf NbI6lag. Ser 8eamte, mel=
der ben Saftbefebl ierpirte, mOllte je=
bod ni6ts ppn einem @ompromiB mll=
len, inoem ct gelteno ma6te, oaB Die
Sadie ni6t mebr in Sdnoen oes 6otel=
beIibers lei rno er fiibrte 3ubof auf Die
nd6fe Yolisciltation, no er in eine
3eae 9eiperrt uno balo oarauf toot
aefuu0eu tDIrDe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-05
gtms,nt, tm 2ptsiSSona.

Scr erfe jdbrIi6e 8e'ibt bes 2oui=
fiona State 8oarb Of Control Of t6e
2eper Some" ilt foeben er19ienen. Die
9tnItalt fiir Die nit Dem @u5lub Sebafte=
ten 1T unldnsf ber 2eitllna Der S6me=
ffern Der 6riltli1en 2iebe Gberseben
moroen. sic liest I'M sSnoion @omp
bel gSblte @altle in Sberuille Yariib.
Gtpa breibig 9lnsidbige lino baielbt
untergebra1t
IS bat ben Mni1ein, als eriltirte
oiele i6refli6e &rantbeit in ienem
Staate ihon felt Der @inwanoeruns
Der fransDhi1en Nrcabor i'm Is. Sabr=
bunoert. Gon ben i'm 8eri9te 9enann=
ten patienten iino sipeiunbSluanSi9 in
2ouiliana uno fiinf III gicw Orleans
eeboren. 3mei iino aus 6rantrei6 u.
stpei aus Seuti6lanb gebiirtig. Oie
meiIten patienten iino nit Dem ioge=
nannten .semiibten Nusiab" bebaftet.
sS9r <er l1wantt BON IS big Is Sob
rem. Iier Der Sranten lino SD1ter
berielben Mtutter unb eine anOere TT
etne Gpuiine BON ibnen.
eSn Dem 8eri6te beibt es ,Nls man
Gin Der gfdbe BON Stem Srleans) einen
palfenoen Ort sefunoen bate, tpeiaerte
lib Der Staotratb in tbDri6ter 6ur6t,
Die @rri6tuns zines 9liDls fiir Die un=
sliibli9en Opfer bes slnsiabes 9utau=
beiben, na6oem es benlelben lett Sab
rem erloubt eetpeien, auf Der Straben=
babn gu eilen, auf ben Stroben 81 bet=
teln uno bas f9ubloie Publitum aut
anoere @eiIe Der 8efabr aus5uieben.
Die Seb6roe miro ben S6meltern iebt
au6 cine Sopeue berri6ten laHen UNI
fir Den unterbalt zines itdnoi9en prle=
iters iDrgen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-05
9ie Sb1fer

inb Elm oiiidIi6es 9bItden aet man ober Der arnte
gbafer (3ittererl ber bonn Jieber 9ei6nttelt mtro,
bab ieber Serp in ibm ersittert 1T ibrpaDr en- pc
baiernsmertber armer 5rDpt. rluo mad benz S'ttern
unb @hattelm fpm,nt bann Die erbarinngSlole Sic
beralntb unb bann ber itrpmipeis fieBenbe S9pelB.
Der BEN Yatenten fbpdft nnb eribbptt BIS er
fchlieRlda 10 matt nnb mibe it, nipie ein 9ebebter
&oter., Elm iiebenbei bemerft b6f nngIiidlib &c.
ip1blter 9ergleid bo ielbit Der aater EN- IN Yer
hdlfntB an ieiner @rD9e iebr frdf9es Tbsr IT. uns
tsr hen pbe aeiloeren unlitanoen lit es balo I'm bic
rnenidblidbe 2ebensfraft geheben. Wobnrt fann tte
erett iperben Durf SDiteters Wagenbitters. ipel.
DIES malariIe arantbeten iebsr art rtrt ins bre
nnibebf Die WeaIeiter oIler Wtalariaanfalle fnb
gtbrnuaen ber ge6ertbdtigteit aud bieie neroei!
ousaealiden bnrn bic ftiinnlirnbe Gigenbaif y peg
Bttfers unD ebeno ginltt8 prti es ge9en u
1antiSnus un6 Seuraleie Wtan nebmt oaetunl tag
i'd In Weinoias ppa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-05
Gcrbcercnoer 3ageli6lag.

Montpelier, Sno., 80. Suli. Ser
I6were Saselibla9 uel6er am Sien=
flag 9tadmittag bier uno in einem llm=
treiie bon sebn Meilen iiel, bat einen
S6aben auseribtet, Der in Die Sau=
Ienoe 9ebt. Sas 8ieb bat am mel ten
9elltten. Ser Sturm bielt 20 Winuten
an unb Sh.oien bis CUR 8r0be zines
8dnleeies iielen. Die 6euiterideiben
auf Der @inDielte Der 9duier iino bei=
nabe idmmtlid eingeiblagen. Sie nod
aui bem 6eloe ltebenoen Srii6te lino
ppllitdnois ruirirt. Sie Saume in Der
Staot unD Die @drten iino serltDrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-05
NttGlenS Qlrntfa Salbe.

Sie bette Salbe in Der gSelt fiir
S9nittwunben, @ei6uiire, SalsfluB,
Sieberpunoen, 9lusi6las aufgeiprun-
gene Sdnbe, SroItbeulen, Siibneraugen
uno ale Sautausi6ldse, iotpie Iie be-
timmt Sdmprrboioen beilt. sic miro
sarantirt, Die bette 3ufrieoenbeit su ge=
ben, ober bas Gelb uiro suriifseseben.
Yreis 25 Gents pet 59a6tel bel j. @.
Mi(ler & Gphn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-05
Nit Matt ttttO WatS ttttters
ac9dn9en.

philadelphia, 3d., 80. Suli. giad=
ri6ten aus Stanlep, 5. s., unterm 9.
eSuni, erseben, oab bas S6iif, oas am
IA. Mai in iener @eseno iheiterte, Die
rGitp Of pbilaoeipbia" bon pbilabel=
pbia mar uno Gapitdn ssobnion, leine
@attin uno 6amilie, Elm pailasier uno
bic aus 25 Mann beitebenoe Wann=
lbaft umsetommen Iino. Die eeret=
teten Maaren tpurben 9enau be'brie=
ben uno BON Cen 8erienoern als ibre
Waaren ioentiiiSirt, Die Iie nit Der
,,@itp Of philadelphia" nod San
5rancisio geianbt batten. Oas S1ilt
fabr am 2. Sebruar bon Sanop Soot
Nh
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-05
0elO fants tci6t ocrcicttt
tuctDett.

9yroeno cine Yerfon BON 9etpD9nlider
8iloun9 fam $l3 bis $500 per
No6e our9 ben 8erfauf unierer auf
beioen Seiten beorudten Sarte Der Ser.
Staaten uno Der g8elt peroienen. Die
ielbe 1T feds SUP lang in elf i90nen
6arben seoruft unb 10 an5iebeno, oaB
lie ii6 BON ielbit pertauit. @rfabrene
Mdnner fDnnen 10 bod bis $4,000 per
Wo6e MAIDEN uno ein fleiBiger Mann
fann SIS peroienen. Senoet $3.50
fir MuIter unD Yebingungen. Grclu=
1ipe Serritprien.
&anb, Wc Nalln & Co.,
100 bis ia Qloams st., Chicago.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-05

Der .geubod,ter" eribeiut iebeu Wsttttpo4 untsr
tpIaeubeu Gnblrriptionspreilen
sSiir bic Der. Stooten uuo Gauaba bel gprans.
hs,ohlnna 200
gnirS erft i'm 9aufe bes Sabres bcaoblt - 225
Gtipigt 6ie 8esablun9 aber crit naeb Abiaut ees
a5oDEe5 -Ns0
Mir 9eutIhlanb unb Die S6lpets bel 0oranSs
DeaQDllHO <'oo
0eun uacb Nbloui clues 1crn,iuS etn Mbonnent oas
Rlatt niclt reurt rcIp nlehr as sTei gtunmern ous
uinnt TO uro Der 9etrejienbe auh fir ben pigensen
Gerniin olS Abpuneut eingctro9en.
90 lance Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fur bos Blatt np4
cana pher tbeuuee austebt bari fetn abonneut oas'
idbe perWet9erR.
Entered at the POST Office at New Philadelphia.
O.. - second class matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-13

CAHRUILTOS, No., Arnllg.-Ge0fge
Taylor VINO escaped last night, nine.
teen days before tue Jay set tor his exc.
CuUUn Tor the brutal murder Of the
Mpeks family, is Sill NJ large, with
n tic chance oil being fecaptuTul, His
brother William DO ttill IA jail, which
IL heavily guarded. Fifteen armed
men, HlTangUfr, have arrived In town,
aud Deputy SnUiitl shelton, fearing
an attempt 20 ~ ca the prisoner, hiss
ordered tue local iliua c.mpat y 10 be
In readiness To aul,
Finy mon spent all last night and TO-.
luy trailing. Iuc blOOdhOunds Traced
the trail 0uly q quarter OF "a mi o
cut OF town, where rome confederate
evidently met him with vehicle.
the dOg- next struck the trail four
miles from town near the NaOhsu
tracks, but after follJwlng II a thOrt
distance, again lost II NJ pond near
the santa Re tracks. 3 me people
thou. ht that George iumTed n p,ssin.
freight hsTe AMI got out ithe country,
An unknown mgu waa Buun 10 aliRht
from the blind baggage VI IL Santa Fr
train later near MbfCrlcnr, anu hounds
have been sent there Ia hops that u
| clue IL thus furnished,
Although there Ia talk OF stoTmlng
this iail, u 10 not thought that an at.
tempt viii be made Tonight al least.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-13
Abuninnce of Money.

LoSDOS, Apuil2-rh i.s ploth.-
10 VI money hote auu rates have again
declined. The gUlI shipments from
Amouc, during tne week Ate believed
10 have been made ia connection VITA
the Russian currency program IL 10
feared there will bo moro extensive
shipments during the GUNNER, unltsa
tnufr shall be revival VI British plr'
Chaags VI American securities, since
tut holidays tue stock market has been
more cheerful, although business was
email aud mostly confined 10 gill-udgc
securities. The Tufkith tecuntius
nave improved, and Spanish were
hardly Affected Jy the CUngfessl0nai
action on the Cuban resolutions,
Foreign securities were mostly lui'
proved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-13

CHICAGO, April I2.-Col. Robert q.
lngouoll spoke before the Militant
uhuch congregation today, IN Response
10 an invltatlOn extended by the
pastor, Rev. John Rusk, In his letter
OF invitation Rev, Air. Rusk sniu:
"Gho Militant church, wricn IL organ
ICED Tor the purpose Of boItouug the
condition OF mankind, regardless OF
creed OF lack OF It, desires 10 extend 10
you an invitation 10 preach Tor Us
some SUNDAY morning Ia the near
utuTe ON the subleC. ~ your views a.
to what the Christian church should
do anu how"
In accepting the invitation Mr. In.
Rerso,l said, ~ wac much pieas1d with
the spirit OF intellectual hospitality OF
your letter, and what l say, II any.
thing, TO your people will te In the
same spirit Of kiudnuss and CRndOr,"
Cot. lugetsoil's address was giyoa in
H0Oley's theRter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-13
nnceo send, iss,Hsc to weyi,r.

NEW NUHy, April ia dispatch 10
the WOrlI from rumpB, ria, says;
Among the passuugufs arriving from
Cubs last night was one VINO lrit Ha-
vana Friday Ia a coach with others for
short drive ia the country, AtAsu.
aqua, twelve miles out, the coach was
stopped by insurgents, anu tue rp0k,H'
mon asked the driver n ho recognized
nim. Upon receiving aa affirmative
answer, the leader salt! "lte.uru Go
Enyana with your passengers ~ th {
thoy may be witncs o. 10 having seen
me mere, aud tell General Weylur tuat
Antonio MacoO 10 h0To waiting for
HIM.
Tue party returned aud the news
quickly spread In Havana, but MauuJ
Ia s.lIl al AiHnHgua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-13
n,mra, fnr rnbsrcnIo.l..

BERLIN, April H. LCopyright,lS88,
by the Associated I.ress, r. lutruse
Interest Inns been aroused IN medical
ana other circles here by the Hu-
nouncemsnt OF u young physician,
Erich Laughed, at the international
PhysiclAnt' COugrosH ht Wietbadun
today, that he nad discovered new
remedy Tor tuberculosis, nGmeI anti.
mioT0Dia. It's principal Ingredients u
appears, are ozone ami cod hver on,
applied ty tuuUulanoOus injection. L.
tue experiments Ut the pact i've yeaTs,
ne explained, the greatest difficulty 10
uvelcume was that Of keeping the
oEpuc pure ana easily available, o
he ninety cAsea OF tubrrcul1sls lac
located In Moabit hospital curing tine
tast year, all have been cured. Prof
GrGharIt fully confirmed tho foregoing
stAlement.
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would proclaim abroad tie success VI
the ganes ana the evidences they had
seen u Greek progt. s
Tue chief event 20 tie DAY was %
bicycle race 'fgm N.bo TO Mara
thUn aud back, tue Jtthucr being
ninety tiiumptuts (aJsut hiiy-liN
miIesl which was Won by "a Greek
uum,l COustautiuidrs iu 3.24.3l
The Greeks nto much Efntiied "
winding tue Two Marathon races, TO-
doyle bicycle race aud the foot race
won BY Louis, from Mara hon 70
Athens. Those two races were lHed VI
on by tho popular opinion rs the
lcadlns events OF thu game, aud The
GtoeUs feel that 10 have mad thoir
champions win both OF them goes i'r
10 compensate Tor other delicate.
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IN lnlnb1rn ,tntdsr -.

LEAyESwORTH, kan, April "a
Detective Cunrlys nChatilgr who l.
alleged ~ have forced the LAmg1fu
children 10 confess 10 having planned
tue murder Of their father, J. Il. LAm-
born, anu fixed tue crime On Thomas
Davenport, has disappeared, Annie
LamUUrn, In the presence " her &C.
cusod brother, confronted Alfred g..
Lambofn, a hal.brJthcf Of the accused
children, Aud uUmanlud TO know why
ne had forced her u swear to iHlut-
hood. Alfred admitted, u Is sail, thai
he aided SCuarilur 10 sbalniug uBt
signature 10 tue "COnirssiUu," bIt
claimed shat he did not tell her Co
write down the name q Davenport. To
this she answered; "NU, y,u uid not,
hut you permitted that detective g. 90
%, nnd by keeping 1sill gave your con.
sVnt.D
Annie ami Charles Llmbotn and
Davenport are Btill Ia jaIl. Sensational
developments are promised when they
CUmu 10 trial,
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mArAnEIr NIcIony.
tnpt. nraud'- Uoiumu Attacked ~
wei Armed Africans.

NNNH hNNuN HhNNNNAANA AAHAN Aa"Na
well ARMED Africans.
BuLuwAyo, ApfI lg-Details have
been received hero % an encounter
with the Mnlsbelcs by Capt. Brand, A.
The result OF which lac Suffered a re-
vcue uui was compelled - ask Tor
assistance itUm BuluWayu.
The MatabulUs surrounded AMI NJ
tackled Capt. Bfaud's O. umu, consist
INK OF lJD mon, which had been tent
10 relieve Gwauln, twout 'oight miles
sYulh o hero, ON tie Tull road. Capt.
Brand formed n laagor for tue purpose
VI Offering better defense against tue
attack. some desperate fighting en-
su,u. The enemy were found % be
" ell armed with Martini rnus, aud
! luuy directed strong aud well uimul
ilfe against Capt. Bnnd's Maxim guu,
with such good effect that ~ became
disabled. Cart. Brands ammunition
also ran short, nud the fierce attack ul
| tho hAtabrltH continuing, the situation
OF his force began 90 grow du'prfaie
They were finally obliged o. u Ght theft
way through tho ueltagucri 6 Cncmy'i
| Inc. They tuCuurueu lu yuiuug tuuli
way cut with los " nyc trJJpuf'
| KILLED aut sixteen wounded,
it's estimated thatljJ % the Mnia
| UllDs were killed,
la response Go Capt. Brsni's mcssng'
Ch'irE Tor assistance, a relief force o
/ 800 men WITH artillery wory disrstuhtt
! ua quickly as possible. lhis force NE
! Capt. BranI's column fgturuiug.
Fac rebellion IN MaiAbululhut
seems 10 be- spreading, IN spite Of
vigorous 'ti.rts that have been maui
! - suppress 10.
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VIRTUALLY ADMITTED
Ihai Missionaries are 90 Tie LNptiisd
from Turkey.

WAsluNG1ON, April l., - The
Tutaisu ipgsuuu has received from the
sublime Porte, under yusiotdhy's DATE
the fouuwing Cablegram3
81 has been falsely stated that the
sonaries would be expelled. The
imperial government has not taken
aud does not inteuu 10 thkC nuy gen
rfNl mua,urc Of expulsion Of mlsaion.
ary anu Catholic priuats. TuosU amor
them who attend peacefully 10 thtif
uuaint'B are not nud viii not TO Dis
tufUvd. but, surely, u cannot uo Tie
sume Tor those VIM 10y their attitude
try TO disturb the order ami traLqulliy
uithe country anu place thumtc vrs in
upeu hostility 10 thu laws uud frgulu'
lions "a force IN tbs empire. The im-
pcunl government, waichiul NJ the
mai tcuauCB OF public security, mas
tue duty to fuud Thorn away iruu It.
tettitUty,and ia ~ doing " avail. ItsUli
VI a right which 10 all iusticu nobody
could contest"
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AOKi, stOaY.
10 Claims To- ltnNo murdered u
Woman In suii-Dsfen-s.

DLEvIE, April l2.-Aoki, the ia.
pauvse wuU ~ charged with the nun.
Der OF MU. Minnie Miller and De-.
nephew, Willie IfuusIrlI, on Homer
ranch, near beaver, was captured Gt
Pueblo tots muruiug ana brought 81
tuis city, lie Almlts having killed
tue woman, but says he uiI II Ia sul!,
deIuusr. lac claims they quarrel d
over h!s wage, anu ehe attaUKrd hIn
hrst with qua and then with a kuilr.
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ATLANTA, GA, April l2.-John
Tyler CUOpuLgIaudsOn " eA.Ptuslduht
Tyler, has teen indicted here by the
grand Jury tor emb, 20 emenl VI e uuly
iu d., Aud IN heiu under bonds ~
aLhWuT.