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Union Pacific AbIs 10 Meet Ihe ne.
quITsmsDts of the Proposed MT,

linton Pacific AbIs 10 Meet the ne.
quiTtmsDU of the Proposed MIL,
WAsHINaToS, March ls.-rhe com.
miltes on Pacific .AiitOsds NJ the
House gave a hearing today & Gen.
HubbaTd o New YORK. Gen, Hubbard
spoke nj len.tn, In All informal way,
TO show that he Union Pacific wOulI
be Atle 10 meet the requirements VI the
bill which he recently explained 10 the
committee. For this purpose no r..
viewed the statements OF earnings
made by the company for several
yu.f- uast. Tie admitted taAt II might
Ue Il illcult Ia tue present state Of the
money market for the company to
raise money to carry out the plan, Tut
said II WAS not necessary to sell bonds
tuis year,
Tue hrst mortgage bonds, maturing
next July, might 10 carried NJ D per
cent, anu probably tbs money market
would bs more favorable In 1897.
Nc. W. y. Pierce, VI the Union Pa.
clhc reorganization committee, pre-.
secuted supplementary plan for that
Committee. IL Proposed an Issue u
$40 ,0OO,OO1 bonds-S25, 100000 les
than tue orig al plan, Tho principal
OF the indsbtedutss 10 the Uui,,d
states would be ~ iollowG GA Jauu.
any |, 1887, sum, which after the
sinking iunu, would pay the principal
VI the subsidy bonds which ma1uro on
that date And had already mstured,
anu on January !, ls0s, aud 1850, Tue
principal OF the bonus thsn maiunng,
the ia ) msnis nil 10 be- maize Ia cash.
The secretary OF tho ttea uty would
COMPUTE the interest qua his govern.
mrnt, as uus June /, 1887 and Tor ITS
payment fiity-yenf2 per cent mortgage
bonds would hB Issued,
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U. S. DEPOSITORY

wiiford Woodruff, Geo ". Cannon,
President cashier
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You leave ogden, or
salt Lake in the even.
Ing. aud AiiCr break.
fasting iu tho stump.
tuous dining cars fine
SANTA III ROUTE,
ON tho third morning,
YOU arrive iu Chicago
or ~ Louis In season to
attend a. business or
connect with all fast
trains for the East
some ono has said 70.
comfy that tho tack N
tho AICHlSON, TO.
PlskA & SANTA re
railroad Wa, la such
pofi'r CONDITION thA
tho long distance run "
tho "Flygf"on gho New
York Central could be-
Olunled II not exceed.
ei. by IL magnificent
trains
GEO. T. GILMAN
General Agent Paasong
. 2 Department.
% West Second South
Street, sAlt Lake Cily,
Utah.
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A POLITICAL GAME.
Intrigues 10 DslsCh Ilaly From The
Dfsbund.
rRlNCn GOVERNMENT AFRAID.
The Afr'cin situation Generally Regard
ed as Very serious-lr0uble
Looked For.

pAnts. March ls,--The French gov.
...,,,.,,t ,,iv.. ,vii.nrs tonivht that
n-,I,
the hnnouhosmen' ny W. bu''u''''
yesterday Of tue reihpntifanco he had
,fisfed against the ERyptian cam.
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serious thsn was i"o '"'"''"N W
approval from the French ptess and
ta,t,le and the popular clamor for even
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=,
TO nave Alattneu 'he go'eihlheut SUI
awakened an apprehension that they
ara b.iny tferipitated into n position Of
b,siil,ty 10 the plan OF Great Bfltaiu,
backed by the approval Of the Dfgl.
bund. yhirh might entail the grave,t
,uns,uu.ucss. The euthusiasm Ayak.
mod Ia Francs. ia fact. se,ni. 10 enter
mste into the nppfehensiops OF the
F,sn,h mind ihaD the Irritation
nbf5ad.
Asn copssouenre ,teps have bsep
t.L.n 10 duIl n little IN. tesmIpvIy
,hsto .Jgo of IN. COMMUNICATION mad,
,n ~, Hfiti.h omba,.sdgf. Ths fol.
i,winy ,xt'Ianatinu. with Its dtstinrt
t,nss Of d.preriation. IA mad, ,stni.
,fIclaIiy ,onivbt. Yesterdayjs mole
Was merely a short Aud fnpidiy drafted
'nnm,,v oi lie osiectioS. wbi,b
F,snns yeund N n,r,s.ATy 10 fotmu.
i.is ia, Wv n, m. uncx n,cted AMI suI.
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m. nisns Of the MafuuIs Of Sail,buTy n
Concerned.
m. Figaro ,ay, ugrsat Btitalpi,
.ttIiuI.Is mn outrage upon EuFope AMI
~ virtually a breach Of htu, Tbs
MsTauis Of Salisbury IL more d,sply
epmmltt.d than br wished through ihe
nn ION of B,Ton or msr 1.-The British
al, lrmAtic agent TO Egypt1, VINO by
,endinu a small force up ihs Nile. In.
stsnd on sen1iup 20. 900 men necsssary
a. captufs ID ,nQola. houes for a reverse.
which will involve tbs sending OF ne.
intpfe,mrnts OF British troops 10 the
front, and tho cons, qusnt prolonglng
Of The occupation VI Egypt By the Brit.
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fell upou the spanish c)umn' In e
fierce attack. This attack was also
checked, says the official report, giving
tue victory 10 the spanish troops SOD
terminating tue engagement ai'er Two
hOurs' fighting.
Ths Produce Exchange here has
adopted resolution - Telegraph u
Senator Hale VI Maine. thanking him
tot his nouie attitude on the subject OF
Cuban belllgetency. over 200 slgns.
lures Of prOminout merchants have
been attached 10 the telegram.
The governor OF Havana has pro.
hibittd the editors Of newspapers from
expressing dissatisiRclion towards tue
government.
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AII.rei nnracrrr. rrplnred.

DrNvER, Msfch ls.--A specialize the
Republican IRON Great Fallsi Mont,
FAYE: LamefeauK and OMEN, Two OF
tbs alleged murdefofs OF jim Washa.
giu, the young 5hOshone suo.chiei,
have been followed Ia the 5h1ahone
reservation by Deputy United States
Marshal J.. X. Waite, VINO captured
them In MslIs. They will be afralgntd
bstOfe United States C1mmlssiOnet
COckflll In this city tomorrow aud
then taken back 10 Wyoming.
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MENLER,r rnsIrIoN.
Tie May navsto R..'Su Ills Position,
lie sA1s

MADRID, March ls.-lu M Interview
Of Gen. Wrylrr, published mere, tue
captain general II quoted as express
Ing surprise at the charges male
against MIN In the United states, IN
view Of bic great prudence pending
settlement Of the question VI belligef-
Uucy"
Gen. weylor IL alec credited With
having said the attitude u Congress
stops tho normal development Of the
war.
Continuing, the interviewer states
that Gen. Weylrt says that numbers Of
persons are Joining the Insurgents rom
all parts Of Cuba, ana ifom tue capital,
because they hope tuey Will be tuoJg-
nizBd NJ bulllgefeuts.
In conclusion Weyler II said 10 have
related That he IL confident OF the
eventual success Of the = auish cause,
Tut the "cOnttaIiciory Gemaudsof ptu.
Jeucp aui extreme meHsutesi COM
Uinri with the diiilcuitie' arlsing
from tie question Of beiligorcncy ani
tue elections" may compel him 70 re-
Sign.
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Takes the Burlington

w F. MCMILLAN, Gelp Agent, Salt
Lake Clty,
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nounriug the safe arrival In CUBE Ui
Gen. Enrique Callszo with arms anu
ammunition. This the Cuban officials
here regard - a serious blow to Spain,
for they say that with Gen. CalIaz
went a number Of distinguished veter.
Bns, among whom IL Btlg..Gen. Pedro
Va,qusE. ZThe expedition had NOR,
than = thousand iriiies and 81 100000
rounds oil cartridges.
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Details Of Plight Win Cuban
Rebels.


HAVANA, March lS.-A hot battle
between the forces OF Col. Fernando Z
aud insurgents uncer Bauier anu
others Il reported from the neighbour
hood OF CAudelsrla anu PinaT dol RIO
The insurgent loss IL reported to have
been 800 killed aud wounded. or
the troops Capt. Guerrero was killed
aud nny.siI wounded. The official
report also says that dive soldiers were
killed ana riity-siK wounded. The
details of the battle are rather meageT.
The insurgents 10 the number Of
4 900 were awaiting the Auvance Of
tho troops on farm, As they came
up nj n rapid gAllop the Insurgents
opened rfe along Rn extensive lInr
which had been dop0sed between thu
bushes along the road aud parallel 10
H. lhs columns in the rear com.
ing into action, the whole line
Of trOops was Involved. The ar.
tillery threw grapeshot over thu
insutgen D, who advanced, maohele
In hand. The movement OF the in,uf.
gouts was thus held In CHECK, but
W forces coming TO their aid, they
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WAsnNurON, March lS,-rhs ser
Rotary ui Tue Cu0an legation here, Nit.
faushAda, mas received a Telegram at
The herald., 1896-04-20

yesterday to meet again at the same
place in April, 1897.
Democratic and Republican county
conventions for the election of dele
gates to the respective state conven-
tions We're held in this city yesterday.
The platform of the Democrats en-
dorsed the administration of President
Cleveland, favored the coinage of both
gold and silver without discrimination,
denounced the combination of capital
when used for the purpose of extorting
from the consumers prices above the
real value of the goods sold, instructed
the delegates from this district to sup
port the candidacy Of Hon. o. A. Griffith
as q district delegate to the Chicago
convention, and recognized the qualifi-
cations Of women to exercise the right
of suffrage, but deprecated making the
question an issue between political par
ties.
The Republicans endorsed the actions
of Congressman w. w. Bowers and in
structed the delegates to secure his re-
nomination. endorsed the candidacy of
Mckinley for president. instructed the
delegation to secure the nomination OF
u. S. Grant as delegate at large. and
favored the proposed constitutional
amendment granting woman suffrage.
N. D. Barrett, president of the ma
tional spiritualist society, arrived here
yesterday and this morning spoke to a
large audience at La Fayette hall.
The itinerary prepared for the excur-
sion of the members of the Hotel Mems
Mutual Benefit association brought the
party to Coronado last night, and today
they are enjoying welcome rest.
The herald., 1896-04-20
POMONA

POMONA. April 19.--On Tuesday
evening next two events will occur of
interest to all Pomona The first is
the adjourned mass meeting on the
sewer bonds question to be held in Kess-
ler's hall, and the other is the annual
inspection of company D by Capt Car
rington. u. s. A., and Maj. Diss, N. G. C..
The Beacon pumpkin had 562 seeds in
it. The winners of prizes by guessing
the four nearest numbers to this were,
respectively: Howard A. Broughton,
Frank G. Evans, Frank w. Balfour and
G. A. Ward. The first prize winner came
within seven and the fourth within
thirty of the correct number. The
guesses ran all the way from II to 49,
000
The funeral of Mrs. Mary B., late wife
of Prof A. j. Cook of Pomona college,
Claremont was held on Saturday after
noon.
Pomona will have her annual circus
visit during next month.
Experimental Station Superintendent
J. w. Mills and wife are off on months
furlough visiting several places in the
northern part of the state.
r. A. Wallace has moved to the
Frantz place, near Lordsburg, recently
purchased by him.
Ramon Vegar, one Of the old timers
in this valley, received as damages from
the Southern Pacific company for four
and six-tenths acres of land for right of
way purposes, near Lordsburg. $2500.
Col. T. j. Wilson has been busy for the
past ten days in this section trying to
close up all claims Of this kind in Po-
mona.
Miss Gene Marsh made visit to
Riverside today.
Several wheelmen ran into town Just
before noon. stopping here for a rest and
lunch
Editor S. M. Haskell and wife have
returned from Sacramento, where they
attended the Press association meet
ing.
Rev. L. X. Bennett of the Pomona
Baptist church preached in Chino at
o'clock this afternoon.
The herald., 1896-04-20
ANAHElM

ANAHEIM, April 19.-At the meet
ing of the Anaheim Union Water COM
pany, yesterday afternoon, a reduction
was made in the rates, which action will
meet the approval Of consumers.
The chamber of commerce held a ses-
sion yesterday afternoon. and the mat
ter of sending pamphlets descriptive of
this section was dismissed. The action
of the supervisors of this county In re-
fusing to pay the bill presented by Hor-
ticulturist Huntington was criticised,
and a committee was appointed to go
before the board at the next meeting.
The Republican primaries in Anahein
resulted in the election of c. e. Groat,
George Boyd, Il. b. Merritt, Fred
Smythe and Frank Stanley as dele
gates to the county Convention.
The Orange band gave an entertain
ment and ball at the opera house last
evening.
Bird Beebe and VIII Miller returned
from the festival at Santa Barbara yes
terday. They made the round trip on
their wheels, riding from Santa Barbara
to Los Angeles in one day. :.
Albert Bange formerly of this place,
was down from Los Angeles to-day visit
ing friends.
r.. G. Coons, postal clerk on the South
ern California railway, is visiting
friends in this city to-day.
The herald., 1896-04-20
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, April lathe Land
league held an open meeting last night
at G. A. r. hall to listen to addresses
by Hon. Jack Montgomery and Mr..
Grove attorneys for the league.
The high school picnic yesterday was
one of the largest and most enjoyable
excursions ever undertaken by the
school and their friends 10 the famous
canyon. several hundred attending from,
Santa Ana, Orange and Tustin.
Mr. and Mrs. Person will hold a SER
les of evangelistic meeting in Spurgeon's $
hall, commencing tonight the churches
generally being closed to admit the at
tendance of all
\ man giving the name of Luderman
was arrested in Los Angeles last night
ON request of Sheriff Nichols. who holds
a warrant charging him with forgery.
He is accused OF forging the name of Mr..
Sorrenson to an order on the Harris
Clothing house for suit OF clothes in
April 7th. He will be bought here fol
trial tomorrow.
The family of Sheriff Nichols will go
to Los Angeles tomorrow on the noon
train to remain during La Fiesta
While large majority of all delegates
elected at primaries are Mckinley men,
both Allison and Reed will have friends.
and a few are Mckinley with an A. F. a.
string.
The herald., 1896-04-20
ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MORNING.. APRIL

with friends in Riverside, has returned
to her home In Pasadena. The object of
her visit was to be present at a meeting
of Southern California alumni of Mr.
Holyoke seminary, which occurred al
the home of Mrs. w. A. Purington in
this city.
The Riverside people are Justly proud
of the achievement Of the Riverside boys
at Santa Barbara Friday, in which
Edinger won the pole vault. 9 feet and 8
inches, as well as ran second in the
hurdle race. Moloerca won the two
mile bicycle race in 5:38, and McNab
was first in high and broad jumping
and second in the 100-yard dash.
F. B. Maxwell of Morrisburg, Canada,
arrived in Riverside Friday evening to
visit his two daughters. Mrs. Rutherford
and Mrs. Fraser. He is engaged In
busines in Toronto.
There was drunken row this morn
ing at the Indian camp southeast of
town. resulting in several badly bruised
Indians, and it is thought one Indian
was carried off. if not dead, very badly
injured. 1t is thought by the officers
that he was dead and has been hidden
away somewhere. A white boy in the
vicinity says he saw them carrying off
one man. There We're about thirty In
dians in the row, and they were mostly
sheep -shearers.
The herald., 1896-04-20
MOUNT LOWE

MOUNT LOWE, April 19.-Governor
| Budd came up last evening. accompani-
ed by Mrs. Budd and his mother, Mrs.
Joseph Budd of Stockton, and his sec
! retary, j. M. Todman, and are now DOM
/ iciled at the Echo Mountain house.
I Edwin Milton Royle, Selma Fettar
Royle. Lucius Henderson, Gertrude
Lyons Henderson, of the Friends"
company, are stopping at the Echo
mountain house, the guests of l.. Il.
Mosher Of Los Angeles.
j w. w. Conant and wife of the Los
Angeles theatre, accompanied by Ar
thur c. Aston, were guests at Mount
Lowe to-day
From observations made by DR.. Swift
last night, he is inclined to think that
his newly discovered comet is moving
toward the earth. If this be so, In
short time it will be visible to the naked
eye. 1t can now be seen by the aid of
a field glass Last evening, in observing
the comet with the finder, some of the
stars of the Pleiades group came into
view, and it is thought that tonight amp
tomorrow night 1t will cross the nortlf-
| ern side of this group. Observations of
the comet should be made early in the
evening, as it will set on Monday night
about $3.50 p. m.
( The arrivals to-day, among others,
contain the following: w. d. Ellis and
| wife Of New York, ]. F. Millar, Alfred
/ Ronevireu, wife and family of San
Francisco, Miss T. Sanders of Cameron,
Mo-, E. H. Tomlinson of British Colum-
bia, l.. s. Tainiter and wife of Men
omonee, Mo-. J. S. Franklin and wife of
San Francisco, Edwin Parker of Min
, neapolis H.. M. Gibbon and wife
of New York city, J. j. Hoffman and
wife of Chicago, Mrs. e. c. Wright,
| Mrs. T. Nelson of San Francisco, Edwin
Milton Royle, Selma Fettar Royle and
/ maid. Lucius Henderson. Gretchen
Lyons Henderson of the Friends COM
pany, l.. +. Mosher and wife of Los An
geles, L. r. KatZ and wife of San Fran
cisco, w. w. Conant and wife, Arthur c.
Aston, A. H. Busch and wife, d. Wilbur
a. Hendry, Aaron Smith, Col. Louis
Dilman. l.. H. Michner, Chas. a. Gard
ner. wife and child, Miss Gardner,
Miss Maude Moses, Miss Moses of Pasa-
dena, Miss Sinschner of Berkeley.
The herald., 1896-04-20
RREXITIES.


There was large attendance at the
regular meeting of the Shakespeare
club in G. A. II. hail Friday afternoon
Mr.. Keyes, the president, presided, and
in the absence of Miss Blackfan, Miss
Nash acted as secretary. A paper on
the Red Cross society was read by Mrs
Pitkin, after which a general discussion
took place. G. A. Gibbs, esq, will ad-
dress the next meeting upon "Womans S
Inheritance"
Fred s. Leonard, the representative of
the Boston syndicate which will erect
hotel on the Nelmes property. has re-
turned to Boston for the purpose Of
arranging for the enlargement of the
plans of the hotel, which will contain
from 100 to 2C0 more rooms than at first
expected.
The North Pasadena Epworth League
is represented by a delegation of twelve
headed by DR.. Royal at the district con-
vention at Los Angeles. DR.. Royals
report of the league shows a thriving
state of affairs.
MI and Mrs. w, ii. Pennel spent yes
terday at Santa Monica.
Mrs. Cummings and daughter, friends;
of NJ. d. Painter arrived from Musca-
tine, Iowa. Friday evening.
Mr.. Park. of the real estate firm of
Knight & Park, Is confined to mis- home
by illness.
Henry Owens of Anaheim spent Fri
day in town.
]. Woodwork is in receipt of the
news of the death of his father, Horatio
Woodworth, which occurred at his
home at West Williamstield, Ohio.