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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-07

BLooMiNGruS, lis, Aprl The
eltc iuu VI me Brrs NJ the city school
b Rri wHs an exciting event. 1hs
women participated IA large Humb5 o..
The victorious eau udstts are Gown
tiytutu, +. NJ. Funk al MTs.
Stephen Aksts, Mes l.. RayUurn u. d
Fuuk are present msmbsIs Hnd Mr..
AKeTs was m mbef some years ago.
Horace Il. Bent, u member Of tnu
present UUaTI, was defeated. Tue
fesuit u beiug celebrated by tho a. T..
A. aS n ctOTy frle Tgani2al on.
sHKlBYviLLE, llts., Apr"7.-UI.
usual In,uiest was IARen Ia tue SECTION
iur the m, mDsTs VI the board OF eduua.
hon, the is,uu being tor Aid agAI, o.
the employ ment Of married women.
Tue ants Won by large nal Jrlty.
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District Court orders.

Tho following cases came up In
Judge Yuuns's court todayi
Iu the matter Of the application Of
OF County Attorney q. o. WhitIsmor,,
for writ VI maudNts on Justice W, J.,
Harvey Of the Second precinct, com.
lelllpg nim to permit the pot tiouer ~
t,ku cuaTgs OF tho prosecution IN the
case OF l.. &. Dawn, char cd vi h per.
Jury. Tue court hrld that tus writ
should DO issued, sui thAt tue order VI
mandate should not DO made peTmR.
usnt.
Jacob Bauberger ct al. W. Joseph
Maroon OF a; dismissed At plain M
cO0l, subject 10 rrinsIat' mrnt on proper
motion or RillIAyll WIlnin reasonable
Time.
silver King Mining company vs..
Alliance Mining companyi uOntiGuVu
= ApTil II.
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wAgiuSurUS, April I'm the
5enste lousy Teller presented peliuo
from branches VI the American Fsjer.
alton u L,b1r Ia various tt,tes, asking
flr the Test0fatiDn u the Tree coinage
% silver and expressing the opinion
that Huon a course wuulI promote pros
pprity.
Butter (PopulIst, n. O. introduced
jJiut resolution pfOVidIng Tor an
amendment " the constitute TO limit
toe veto power VI the President, 90 40
10 make It Compsteut Tor the two
hon - TO pass bills over bis veto by =
IA jirlty vote. lie said tue idea VI re-
quIfing two.thlfds vOte was due 10 the
TACT tuat when the COnstitution was
aiUpi the American people were
not far removed II m English ideas.
Cal gave notice that no would call
up his Cuban resolution for discussion
tomorrow during the morning hour.
Tue pUAtOiliou appropriation bill was
taken az, the pending question being
the cJmpOn.atiYn VI clerks a. postal
statious aud sub.statlOHs, Involving the
mAtteT VI consolidation OF poet ofiiros.
Villas contouded that the amend
msnt lid not enlarge the powers u the
postmaster general and that the post
masters always had power TO establish
SOLICITATIONS, He denied that he had
ssid the postmaster general had power
20 senl n man a thousand miles TO es-
tNblish au Otiioe, ne Allen cnatgei,
Allen Tead from Ntlss'a former speech
In supp Tt ~ bis statement.
Villas declared tue n sbrsskA senator
conlouudeI the two PROPOSITIONS aud
added tArlly; "rhe seuAtor from l Ne
Uia,ki was, Rs usual, Incorrect AMI
uan'l SEE that he was"
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Battle Between tho Government
FoFcs- sua the IusurEents.

Rattle nstwssn tho Government
Forces sud the Insursenis.
NEW YuRK, April7-A spec al TO
the Herald itOm PanHms, COIOmbis.
say: After truce VI 10 days, uutiug
hiCh ali attempts TO arrange terms OF
peace 10 weon President ZelAya o.
NIcafHguHl ard tho 10, ders VI tho
rebellion have been futile, another
battle has been fought between tue
govern mt forces sud the revolutions.
is's At LeceCibs.
The hefalu's correspondent at
MsusguR trlegThphs that the lumber
ui msu eugagoI nj La Ceclpc, WI Oh
II fivs leagues from no Caps Of NiCi.
TAXuA, was ABOUT GOD GU either eide.
The action lAsttl oiGhI hours aud de.
tails received arc ~ msager that II T.
Imp aiblp TO ascertain on which SHE
victory rested. TIE prisoners and de.
setisIs VINO have re- cheI tue capital
declare that the intuTgent situation II
dttI crate.
Tue goveTrmpni 8. preparing for n
general attack And u ,laye's plan, It IL
ItpOTtoJ, l. tu Concentrate all the
troops that were operating In the
northern provinces around Momo-
tombo. then nIAEoa general assault on
the onemy's positions nj la PaE.
Meantime he will have the Honduras
troops now occupying CninAnaOgA
move toward Leon. The health and
spifls OF the soldiers are excellent,
iespito the Insufficient rations issued.
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LExIS0TOS, Ky, Aprll lit has
just Betn learned that regulators visit.
ud tue house OF Mis-. Nancy Blair. near
st. ckholm, EdmontOn county, 5aiur.
day night and gave her aud her
daughter, Mrs. Dagger, terrible
whipping, Tney ordered them 10
leave the community, Ani the mob
then tore down the house. Tho women
won't 10 the home OF Seth Davis, tut
the regulators not He'd Davis that his
house would re torn down II no hai'
bored them. Tue cause OF the Taiu
was the alleged Aotion Of George w.
HsgAu In leaving his family IN desii-
tut circumstances Aud residing with
Mrs, Digger. Tue mob declared tia.
they would hang Hagan II found, but
lie escaped.
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chLI.tlnn End.a,or Convention.

wAsnNuTuS, Arm IA prelimln-
AIRY prosrsm Tor the fiheeuIh inter-
national Christian EndeAyor oonven.
ion TO be held In Washington hegiu-
ling July 5, has been gwen ,ut' The
convention VIII begin with twenty-tWO
meetings In lwen y-Iwu Of the largest
churches IN the city, Every mornlr &
curing thu convention at $3.50 O'CLOCK
there will be prayer meetlugs IN tw1u-
~ or thirty Of tue churches. The
business meetings will begin In three
tents July o. In the evening u thai
d.y "Christian ciliEeuship" viii be
discussed nj meetings al niue different
rlacrs. o the muTnit & OF July 10 IAN
ouI door praise meeting viii be heiI nj
the Washington mo- umeul. Az the
service $4,000 people are expected
Then there will be u march up Penn
sylvAuiA Avenue 10 ihe capitol, Ihou
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ST. Louis, April IA note was de.
liyutsd 60 the police lOtay by man
nsmed Frederick Hsmmefle u THE
city, VINO sald he iOuud It In a sOds
bottle Il Jatlng q the riyet IL toad as
follow!
81. Paul, Mimi, January 3, To tho
n der. am thut up Ia a shGnty
ioag near the south part Of the city ny
llrge men. Judging from their tslE
they intend to kill me tonight. IL
some kind person DADS this | Wish
they would come 70 my AID At once.
(5isutu) Maggie Felton,.
z. :. was abducted from my home,
1879 5prirg avenue, 81. Paul, MINI.
From Information received from ~.
Paul II appears that thtfe Is no such
number ~ tbs above on SpHug
avenue, Tue note IL probably the
WORK Of some prNc .ical Joker.
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REV. KNAPP IN JAIL :
40 American Missionary 10 Be EG-
Te.Itd from Turkey.
THE FIRST sIErISANEw CRUSADE
The united States MEDITERRANEAN
Squadron Ordered 10 the Bay
Of Ikandrun.

CoSsTASriSorLE, April 0, via 81.
la, Bulgaria, Aphl 7. lcopyrigh Cd
1895 by Associated Presf.l -Advious
received today from Diatb skr indi'
cate beyond reasonable doubt that
Rev. GrOtgu G. knapp, one o' the
American missionaries Vt Bills, IL
confined In jail at DiarUekiL TutGish
Armenia, ami serious International
complication aro more than likely TO
follow.
Its further announced that Knapp
IL TO DO cent from Dlarbeklr 10 Alcxsu-
uufotta, seaport on the Bay Of lsEan.
dutuu, ~ be either shipped out Of tue
county or del IvrfOJ to the fepfctonta-
tvss VI tue Uuitri 5taIss.
At tue hfst intimagion o. trouble,
y iteI States cIatgo - ansits c,biCi
Warrington for iuTthUF instructions,
nud IL In nov aalI that tue y nited
States iqIadf0u IN the Mediterranean,
GO sistiug Of the nag. hip Minneapolis,
commanded by Admiral 5ol'ridgr, aud
tn cruiser MaTulruesI, VII HhUilly as
semule ~ ths CUT OF isEandttun, and
u formal utOtttt against the treatment
VI Armenian missionaries may be
male 20 toe porte, coupled viii a de-
mand tor adequate iuiemnlty Tot
damage recently cone 10 tue pro-
vutty % tho Atmsnians. The
/ Imprisonment aud prop sol expulsion
Uf Rev. knspp IL uu ierslJOd t. be- but
preliminary 10 the expulsion OF all
| Christian missionaries, mostly Amerl-
/ cans, Eugllsh aud French Catholics,
/ if0m Adlatio turkey AMI plssl0ly
/ itom European Turkey ~ we'll. Be-
/ siios, 70 IN TunUr,i, the agents Of the
I American Res Cross society, now dis
triuuuug rviu' fuuls b. Aslaic Tur-
! Roy are also T. be- expelled from that
part u tue empire. IL IL stated that
au imperial TRADE, providing Tor such
expulsion, has already been slsned W
tho sultan, although notice has rot
boon issued from The palace.
! Panic exists am Nug the Afmeniaus
In tLe districts Of Udich, owing, u IL
explained, 20 the presence there Of n
strong force OF Turkish troops,
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halfway Ome.r. EI,eled.

Houston, Texas, April 7. Tue
Texas CentTnl Railway company has
Dteu held anu the following ofilorfS
elucIeu: President, lnomNs II. HUI.
uarJ, New YaTk; vice pTesiIrn1, q. A.
q finland, HJu,Slu, leEss; Sc regaTy
aud treasurer, /. Il. Gates, New Yvik
Directors, thomas II. HulDaid, /. H..
uaIr-, j. KiuuschuiIt, san FfAuoisc
q. A. QNnnIEn, Il. w. Huue, A. 4.
Roo, q. W. BEN, =. NJ. Lss, Il. w.
Cave, Houston, Texas.
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T,nrp. In Amlea.

NEW YoRK, April IA speolAl 70
the h,TRlu rom kOlne say:
MtJIr JacOuy has handed To King
HumDrrt cory OF the cTdsning rove
lAti Ms respecting the cOuuitlOn OF tue
llhllau tT0uIs Ia Airloa lui by signof
Nj co0la, n deputy, VINO spent sum'
time NJ the LrAt VI war M Ihr corre'.
pOudent Oi certain Italian Journals,
The statement Iubllsurd l. the
French Tess - the elect that Duk
Cauaul ID StfmOuets, minister lot
foreign aiialrs, h's Offered the Paris
embl tsy TO SIEn0r R.asman Ia iEc0r-
rect.
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It Va hoIed bfir' sdIre.s will be de-
itveteI from the steps. Inc sitotnuou
Il 10 be ven ~ 10 sight seeing. Toe
next Day, Saturday, July II, Will b.
devoted 10 tue iuuiUr Cnflstiau eudea.
vorefH On Sunday there will be
special services IN all the chufches.
Monday morning will be given ~ 10
tho wuflI's union ~ Chflsuau Euuea.
yur TOT iis iifst anuusl convent u will
close with tue sermons aud c instcfeit.
u n services ia each OF the three tcnis,
AMI Ia i've OF Elk large churches. II
~ expected that The OJnventioI VIII
bfi'g more thar 5000 strangers " the
Oily.
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PrrIs.Iigb,sr Arrested.

LAwREECE, Mass, Ami t.-ATthuI
Bra .Ity, Tue hayurhin snoemuEsT, Que
vi tue principals Of tue ialai prize'hgnt
here Saturday might, was aTTaIgnrd bu'
mansiaughter anu prlza'hshting, and
zen otntIs were charged with benz
resent anu aiding anu abeltlng the
fgnL Bradley was bound over ~ thr
gTund jury In $500 VA the cnArge o,
uauslaug httr II, d $1,000 ON 'hs charge
Of pn1 lighting. lhs otner drisn.
lAnIs were bound over In $1,000 each /.
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cnnr.ed Niln MIle nnta.r

EAU CLAIRE, Wiz, Aprli John
O'DJnnel, laUJfrr HloI ~, IL locked
up ON the caarge II numbering his
vie by Administering suychninu.
O'Djuurll's wife Died on the night OF
March 25.u. Al autUpry resulted IN
tue discovery VI ABOUT grain aud
half Of strych inc In her stomach aud
tho TACT that O'Douuell nHd been iu
jail Tor aJulUTy wtn a gifl nAmud
Fiua LsClaiTe and other circumstance
led to tns arrest. The complaint IN
tho LsClaife case was made 10y ,bu
deceased. But after O'Djunoll got
out Of jail Ne ana his vile were re.
united aud seemed to be living happily
together. O'DJnnsil 10 perfectly cool
and quiet anu firmly declares his limo.
aaunR
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wAsHINGlON, u, u April lit IL
proposed ~ organ z, au assoelAuon
COMPOSED Of tue Survivors OF tue crew
OF tht Kear,afg-, iamIus for IT, victory
over me pT,vA Alabama OIL the
French o at ~ 1854, asi oil 70 that
tircI has been iu,rJJucri by rs. r..
sentative Moody Of MASSACHUSETTS.
Among the Wtstetntts VINO are
uAm,d Ia the articles Of incorporation
ale Daniel d, sargent Of Omaha, Men,,
thomas buckley Of R,clue, Wis,
James KstlgAn OF San FrAuCiscJ,
VIM. AiuUrl OF Kansas Guy, No.,
WIN. Harrison ani John Pope OF
Michigan Auu Charles III. DRIfcsIh Of
Colorado,
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A Noclable.

A farewell sociable to Elders David
II. Gin ST., Jesse T. Badger anu
Elias Jours, VINO are about TO leave to
an missionary appointments, will be-
hsld In the Fifteenth ward meeting
mouse, on Wednesday, April stu, at $
pm. An excellent program has been
prepared, including the gfcs, talkin.
uaI feat. ThH public cordially Invited.
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a HERMIT, DEATH.
A nystsry Cleared Up Ansr SiS Year.
81 Persistent work.

MATguEITE, Mich, Apnl 7.-SiG
years $40 Charles Chauvin, n hermit
iIving near Detroit, was found dead ~
uis cabin, with hole through his
body, eviuently made with = charge Of
UuukshOt, Though nying n heTmips
he no had once been active IN Uusl.
ness anu hau amHFsfj n large SUN VI
money winch Wa. believed % be con.
cralru about his hone, As h. tisuusteI
the bAnks. There war NJ cue to tue muf.
dtfets. Detective All,r was detailed
Oh the case, aud alter nearly Fix yrafs'
work he has uncartuud q clue which
pointed ~ = Conspiracy win tfsuk
Lleski as Oue VI The cOuspltAtOfr.
LitsEi IL now serving niteen year
fern Ia Maiqustte biaHoh prison fJf
highway TUUBery. Tue detective aT-
nyed last , thursday anu for i've days
vsinly eudtavUted u secuIe state
mruI from Lieskl. Last night the
convict weakened anu promised full
IauiCuiATs n guaranteed immunity
from punishment Tor the crime. lie
sAId he took part In the plot but did not
40 tue kilnng. A confederate hfeI u
shot Ia Chauvin's UOuy. Covering the
body WIN a blanket, thS murJuTeIb
took what tpoils they could mud Auu
hurried away. Detective Aller Will
return 10 Detroit 10 consult with OIL
Gals GUJut tue desired immunity
when 10 the condition OF Llesk.'s
promised revelation.
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SELF.DESrRUCrlON.
John z, Larson Applies the Moose and
Lnds Ills EarthlJ Existence

Word reached police headquarters
this afternoon from Metcur Ioths eject
that John Il. Larson, who has been
employed for some time Ia the Metcur
mill at Fairfield, few miles out Of the
town OF Mrrour, hung himself last
night. No particulars accompanied
the message other than that the mans
IAmily lived In this city At S8f
south, Seventh East street Ulon
receipt u tue message, Captain
Donovan repaired 10 the above address
anu bJre the sad Intelligence 70 tue
mauis wife. Sns became nearly dis
IfaCtei aud went shout tue hOuBs
screaming ani yelling Ia heatt.rrnd.
ing tones, Larson, Il sad, was em'
pluyeI az COX 1T tho Cullen hotel
prior 10 going TO MstouL No reason
10 assigned Tor his rash act.
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Americans uistinEuish Themselves Ia
the Preliminary contests.

Americans utsttnEuish Ih' ins"iNes 10
the Preliminary contests.
A1HENs, Auril 6.-In the lOJ.moler
dasu TIC uf-t heat was woD Nv i "A.
Lane VI tue Princeton team ikOIOy,
II iugafian, sIcbuj. Tue umr was
! . 20 stCIu4r. la the BtCIud heat al
Zoo m.trfs, luJmhs +. Cutds VI the
BIstuu Athletic nssOcIBtiUu won,
CuaulNJkUudyhis, 4 Greek, coming
second, Time Is 5 seconds. La the
turd heat VI tue lUJ meter, Thomas
l., BufkU Of the Is stUn a 10 etiC atsa-
CIAtiyu wOt; Osmsu, German, sec.
UuJ. Tune, ! 80 .tcOuds. Tue i1ufth
heat IA tue lOJ.mcIUt dash 10 iXui Tor
Friday.
In tue running Taos iot 500 meters
ugnu VI tue A meficaus compete
In tufOwiug ue discus, CBpl. Robert
Garrett Oi tue PhucetUn tcam won
gssl"-G the Greeks, Pafss RsyJIuiO
anu Nrfr.
Ia Tue iJJ.mcter running race, fret
hrsi, IL. Is. JamisOn VI tue Princeton
team WI; Otman, tie German,
second. l. tho second heat lhOmns
y. Burke wOui Gimely, au English'
man, second.
Thumss T.. Curtis was born In San
Ffsuclso suI h - years old. II has
been n football playef, and 10 COM
= Tered the most prom ainy hurlltt ~
| a america. lie 10 % medium height,
auI weighs about lij p,u ,ds, trained.
Thum +. Burke h uUt yet II, He
/ wUight l4i pUuuus. lie was born ~
| Boston LuI won his spuf- at thu inter.
| uatiUual games between the NoE HUth
| Athlete cub and the London All.
lrtic CLUB IN New York last tail, When
ne male tho iiJ.yatd run Ia 20 scc'
/ Oudz.
Robert Garrett u Baltimore II ..
/ yotrH uit. Weighs l73 pBunIs, aud
| stands o lset . inches H. hB.gnt.
II, Is. Jaui'Ou Il from Peoria, M
He IL p yesrs Of age, weighs 10.
| p0unuB, aud N 0 iest S iucuts Ia neigh
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jtate Suffrage Association, 8

The semI.snnusl meeting OF the
State Suffrage association Will BE- helJ
In the Fourteenth ward assembly
rooms on First South street, a blocE
and halt west Of Man street,
wedn,Oday, AprIi Stu, ut 1880 .. m.
Mrr. Emily =. Richards and Mrs.
S,rah A. BoyrE Will give a report ot
their visit 10 the uAuuual convention
at Warrington, ID c., last winter
Mr.. II. g. LewIs " MOntRus, a Noted
lecturer, Is expected 10 address tn
meeting, also Mrs, Lucy A, Clark NJ
Pennington, anu other well knUwu
,prakers. Tue public are cor tally In
yitcI, MARGAREI A, CAINE,
SugtukRf 70,
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New York. April 7. - A special
60 the HsHlJ rom Ma1tid sayG
TAs cHbinrt VIII meet today Tues
dayl IL will then await news IRON
WA'hiugt n. There II a general feel
ins vi unteBt Rud belief that a rocog.
milton VI the Cuban Insurgents 10 bel
llgeTsuts will be- declared.
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CHICAUJ. Apu 7.-Mts Eva Booih,
WIN iusutd bsck ~ Cnioa.U 10 strm
the tiue VI aesgruOn started by BfI.
RIief Fielding. was busy all day M
consultation with melnuUfs Of tho old
army. she hOpeI ~ meet The btlg illUf
anu msks AN III IT TO win him ck 60
his old allegiance, tut VI Volunteer
headquarters 1t was asserted he would
femAIu out Of the city until tough
returning only In time Tor the auui
tUIlum meeting Al wuicu he IL expect
ed ~ spesk. Mia, Booth ptJiessed last
night 10 De much encouraged by tue
uIpeTie nee OF the day. She admitted
that the detection OF BfigaIief Fiell.
iug was severe blow because he was
a valuable anu Influential Itiicef, but
she SAID sho nAd ound the rank and
II loyal 10 tue old UTgRnIzsuOu. Sue
was In doubt about tue pfOpTieiy Ui
holding melting, aud the length OF
her stay IL uncertain, though II n
likrly tne will leave Saturday. Major
Fakius Will Try TO persuade BfigHdiUt
Fielding & return TO the army anu
viii remain uutil he eau have con.
ference VITA biz Old ifiBuu.
Nit. sud Mfs. Booth Tucker will adj
dfrrs big meeting Saturday night.
Willard Hall has breu uliyrel Mrs
Booth Tucker for meeting, the Utll.
Gers Of tue w. G. 4. u. explaining
tnat they wished u show 40 tAyOTil.
ian,
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High Council.

TIE High Council OF the Salt Lake
stake OF u on will convene on Thurs
DAY, Apul 9th. at 1850 p. M. A full
aLteuJAuU0 Of the mpmhrFs 10 re-
quesled. JAMES ID. STIRLING,
Clerk VI Council.
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srEucK NY A sQUALL
Univsrsi,y students Drowned IN Lake
mUudoth

MADISON, Wiz, April while at
prscIlcr las, evening mile out on
Lake Mvndola, u iquall struck two
shells maun,d by oRlsmen oil the Uni
vsTslIy OF Wisconsin, crew, one ives
crowned and two Others are Ia cflIl-
cal coIditlOn,
Tue boats started out for ashoTt
working TRIP for the men, A. tie tlne
ths weather ali not setm qlally ald
tue lake was inlrly cAlm' Wllhin y
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Middlemiss Sued.

Melissa ID. Clinton ana &. l.. Gin.
ton filed suit today In the Third dis
trlot court SgRiuI William Middle
miss TO recover s9OJ on a pTUmiisoTy
mute.
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DOUGLAS AGAINST ALDER.
rhe Supreme Court Anlrms the Judg'
munl VI the Lower Court.

Tue 5uproms Court met at O'Clock
this afternoon with Chief JustiGe u g
presiding. Justice hlner hat ded
down an opinion IN the case Of W. l..
Douglas ct al, vs. George A. Alder Of al,
affirming She Judgment Of the lower
court. Chief Justice Zane aud Mlnor
cuncurr0d. Tho case Is thereto . dis-
missed, The court then adjourned uu-
III Aptil l8,n nj 10 o'clock.
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iiogc % tondlng delegates o. terminate
democratic mIaru.o under which nation.
N Nnlnr.s have icon ruined. indus'rv
destroyed auI be- people Impoverished.
lkpurrUnD proves tha uomHrra. ,n
IpUhbuH promises will not Doc iunl cd,
iHbf tuIrI HrlDs uutidod cannot sue
Good, nui tutt mo government can DO
safely administered only by Republican
hands. Ifon uulungp ui silver aud proc
lUruHu bond iu hand, VIII alone bring
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-08-28
Challenged the Goldbugs.

VIM. M. Marine will address the
Mckinley Club of Rising on Satur-
day evening in defense of goldbug-
ism, whose beautiful effect is with.
ering the industries of the land as
a long drought dries up the streams
and blights the grass. Billy is a
good stump speaker but cannot
make a defense of the Jew gold
standard which is acting as a
scourge on the labor, producing
class of every country that tolerates
it. The United States, England,
Germany, Spain, Italy and other
countries like the "trail of the SER
pent is over them ALL" Tom Reed
with his elegant oratory, epigram-
matte wit and polished art is en-
deavoring to present bad cause,
but truth is wanting and he nor
any one else can long sustain a lie.
Reeds polished speeches are trans
parent falsehoods.
The Rising Sun silver club chal-
lenged the goldbug club for joint
meeting at which Mr.. Whitehead
and Mr.. Marine might both speak
and present the questions fairly to
the people in contrast but the gold
ties "backed water" They know
they have no case that will stand
the searchlight.