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TnE Ci.NtRos CASE,
spanish Minister makes Pointed Al
irEn,Ions Concerning II.


spanish Minister makes Pointed AT
i"En'Io"s tonct rniDg IL.
NEW HUkK. Aul. rs 10 response
TO At appeal uEbieu 10 tue queen regent
Of Spaiu BY Mr.. Jefferson Dsvi., Mis-,
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and other mo-
table American wUmsn, urging elem.
ENJOY 'Cf they, Jug tir'. Evsng-lins
Cossio Cisns roe, iucsrceIated al Ha-
vsns ty he Spanish military su!bori'
ties, an. VIII, n was reporteG, WAS TO
be txiItu to the PENAL colony OF Ceu,a,
Airics. The resident spanish minis.
ley, DuIuy de Louie, has sudh sen
thc follow ug letter to Mre. DAVE. giv
lug the I'll cisl Spanish vrfsion OF The
arrest oi me ,uuug Cuban ami the :
legged rsosoDs for her detention and
pro- Osed ira:
."LENoX, Mats, Aug. 24.-Mrs.
NaIl nersU. DAvis, NarrsPau.
teil Per, II. l.-Denr MaoBn: Don
Juan Dunos0, rrst ssoIe,siy OF TIE
IL yal Spanish legation, who won't to
lee you III my lame, mas reported m
lhe cUnvtTtanuii he has mad the honor
ofhavlng Win you Saturday, last.
nave not failt d IL convey tO her
majesty, the qreen. through ner min
- Nhe'st 'hO "
you had r,aiiy teegrapbeu 10 her
mhjesty. and have aiso repJrted the
noble wuTJR you have addressed IN
your ClnvelsaIiVn.
MI DuDoso TOLD you that when you
CAT e2Iam wsa received The queen anu
ihe Spanish government mad no
En- wledLe OF TIE arrest OF Miss Evan
genre tuselo Cisnsros, ana aIsO Thai
het M Jesy hsu uivem oidert, sB soon
Us II was received, to report 10 her the
meli's OF the case auu had been plesesu
70 cCmmand inc to iniutm you, II
your message was true, that ebe hal
teeiVtu It iavvrsoly upd with all the
regard uue 10 II lady 80 worthy OF "a
,pect az 5Iu are.
The Information received from Cuba
mu Spauisn government, and laiu
ne'o'e Ltf mujesty, and that has been
Halsmil1ed tO me by ca0ie, SHOVE, In
ny opinion, that shameless con.
piracy tFpromote the Interests u one
more sensational papers Is at the
'o'l IN OF the romance that has
"uened your good heart.
Inc Ia cts show that Miss Clsneros
uhu TO her house the military COIN
hahuer OF ,he island OF Pine, aud ba
men concealed In IL, who tried TO nj
hpslhAle him In connection win al
PIlelhg OF lho prisoners 10 the island.
ftf mat II nse, fer from being con-
Nnheu anu Dring ready TO be traht-
onel 10 penal settlement In Airios,
he has nj yet bsen irie ; he public
"os'tulur has lot yet seniru 10.
ee 'or the government; be mas not
quislte Of cur law, asked q sen
sue ~ be Imposed or her, anu TIE
We Is not yet ready TO be finaiiy uis-
bted II,
These facts are very easy to prove.
.ne American c,nsuI general, or any
"lhe lot.ign coLsuis IN Cuba, willing
yet lutJrmatiup,c can cobvince them
sNts VI tho truth, anu II could have
.n obtained by the papers winch
ave startled this Gel sati0n II they had
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ENRIeuE pupuy DE LONE.


NEW York, Aug. 28.-H. II. Han.
ma OF lndiauopolis, chairman OF the
xtoutive COMMITTEES OF the monetary
convention mat met there several
months sso II at the Waldorf. The
cOmn ltlee held a meeting III Saratoga
recently and dtclued to formula ATE q
plan Tor currency reform. His plans
when urnwn up will probably be pre-.
sented to congress. MI. Hanna's n,Is.
zion 10 this ely To to cOp,.r with the
mmissiUners CHI eon from this city,
anu to see II they Will accept tn.
place.. S,ven men, In as many
cities have alreo y accepted, but Mr.
Hanna saiH he cannot make the
nsmes public unul they are besri
rom.
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Claim That = Hypnotist Ordered q
subject TO firs hetel, ana
she Did no,

TALLULAH FALLS, Ga, Aug. CO.
A aus Tor 81, sou damages has just
been filed In Ihls county which lie.
veiops a very seusaIlonsly unique
story.
Mrs. Fairbanks Higgins and her
dhugh Inter, Of Atlanta, have bsens spend.
ing The summer here, and In the burn
ing OF the Grauu View hotel. vt which
they were stopping, losi their possvs.
e!ons amounting 10 l,b5O. They sued
the propriBtor to recover.
Mrs. b, A. YOung for the hotel files
an answer, alleging In substance thst
at an evening sociabls the yLung lady
was hypnOuzsd and was pIayiully
oomma nded 10 FIRE the hoiei. When
she retired to her room 1t Ia claimed
hat shs literally obeyed the injuDc.
ton ana thus robbed herself OF right
10 sue.
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BETTER rnAN KLoHbYKE.
Gen. Dufi ia reiis Young Hen where
they Can Gsti

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2G.-Geuersl
w. W. DuflielJ, superintendent ut the
co, AMI geodetic survey, In discue-
Sing the gold discoveries In Allska,
gave THE advice to youn. mer: "lfI
were young man, "he said al should
get about seventy-ton schooner at
seattle, take supplies and engage the
service Of first class prospectSr. Then
l should cruise about the southern
part OF Alssha In what ie called Alex
ander Archipelago. There are num-
Der OF tslsnus tuere ami more gold
lodes than at any place with which j
am acquainted. Tue mining would
not be 'placets' but the ore can be got
out very chesply, and being d.
tecily On the ten the tFaneportation
amounts almost to nothing except the
time spent.o
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LONDON, Aug. 26 The 81. PeterF-
burs correspondent OF the Daily News
says that Count Mursviefi, the Rue.
sian foreign. minister, has informed
M. HauolHux, the French ioreiga
minister, now In 81. Petersburg with
M. Fsure, that Russia will uet hand
in hand with Germany In the peace
negotiations between Greece and
Turkey.
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LONDON, Aug. 2o.-It Ia curious
circumstsnco that yesterGay's Mexi-
can dollars were quoted st 2id. IA pre-
MUM OF penny over silver. This, 1t
In reported is Gus TO rum ORE that India
will increase the i'm Urt duty 90 silver
tumors, which have also caused fall
ing of In Indian purchases Of the
metal. At Bombay and Calcutta the
merchants In some cases are refusing
10 Purchase without u guarantee
uga INST the rising Of the duty. Little
credenc:, however, is given to such
IepOfts,
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FtRr iowEsESD, WASH, Aug. GO.
II hs Observers report from Cape
Fiattery ~ 10 O'clock, showed the
weather very thick. Tho steamer
PJIllind had not yet been sighted.
Ii Is possible that the ooull have
passed III without beiug sighteJ; NJ.
though due today, 1t would not be- sur.
rising II she did not arrive for several
days.
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VANCOUVER, Is. O., Aug. &c. Word
hiss been received here thats L1odou
syndicate which has under c. slider.
alton q proposal to erect a smslter
here has received The necessary cap.
tai and will commences construction OF
the work tbis wiu,et, the works to br
In operation by June next. The oap'-
tai OF the company will ue c45O,0 900
and besides the smelter refinery will
be built. The smeter will have a
capacity OF $50 tons daily.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 26.--Rev. Il. Dewitt
TaImAge viii receive call to Ply.
mouth church, Michigan avenue end
20 h street, Chicsgp. Tue church
trustees have extended the vscatiOn oil
Rev. II. w. Gunsqkles, the present
pastor, until December anu Di. Tai
mage will be secured to Mi the pulpit
IL posslble,
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UST &C. 1897, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

zach have teen tateu h. large hls cts,
aud II In he'll vei Tot a seat will b.
for ssle at s o'cl elk this 'VsItn
In tho bot ng Greco tulcs ltv5ritu at
10 to 7. More money ha. been wagetei
on tbi, contest than any other since
the Fitzsim mons-Shaikey fissco.
b tn men claim 10 DO in perfect con.
diuon, and VIII enter the ring ut
sppIt xlmBtely rs uniB.
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San FRANCIsoo. Aug. 20-C. A.
Winsnip mas announced his retire
ment from the trotnng turf. Agito
and O.tinper have been sent t. CIeve.
land 10 be turned out and will propab, y
be- disp0seu OF at auction Mt Tue sale
there In October, at which iims cli-
sigpment from the PAlo alto slocg
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MoNTEvIDEO, August 26.-As the
ministry ceases to mold Office on the
ieath OF q president, Benor Cuestss,
president oil the Urugu.ysn senate,
who assumes the presidency OF the
republic al interim, has appointed
Gen. Perez to be minister OF war.
The city Ia quiet but fighting con-
tinues In the county.
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WHEAT HIGHER STILL.
A FURRY of Excitement nakesn New
Register for he Grain.

FURRY Of Excitement Makes New
Register for the Grain.
CHICAGO, Aug, 20 - Whent sho,
upward to ay as II a volcsno burst n.
der market. September, which closed
last night 9t4 started tsday on regular
tosrd with tuies all the way from 9s1
{ 81. Within five minutes It was
selnug Sl.03 amid tremendous excite
ment.
The market was very eXoittd but
not broad. Before the upward rush
ceased the quotation was l02H Sal-
lember. Today wse the first
inns the bulge had carried the
price past the dollar maj X
IN Chicago, dollar wheat having been
only lusG touched tor III ment come
days age. Be.ides the action OF the
French government la upholdinx the
uuiy ON cereals, the opening Livsfp ui
quotations showed an ADVANCE equal
q and 81. u bushel. The shortage
IN the potato crop abroad was esti-
mated at the egOrmuus total OF ,00U,-
900, 900 bu 4hsls increasing the de-
msnd for American wheat. The
rye shortage was figured ss be-.
lag US large as wheat, 3e5 600, 900
bushels. The advance VI prices
in Paris, 1t is said, has been
o. o ked by On exueclatiOu that the
wheat duty would be temitted. The
fact that the French government took
ac.!on conrary to Expectation proved
trJHg bull card. Later Ruvices for
Liverpool timed 1880 y. m, showed a
r,cession 10 prices there, anu Chicago
followed suit, Sept. declining almost
as rapidly az 1t bsd suvGnced. The
p Ice al $50 n.uT., tw"uty minuiei
after the opening was 9s!. There wa
heavy selling Of Dec. wheat by Bald
win-Gurney and The heJpsi to pull
down the Sert. pr'cV, December nj
one time oil cents disc unit. At II
y. III. auOther rsny carried Sepl. NJ
again 10 Sl.0.a.
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M.n Oaes Peer are Nav kaEing It
Rich,

VICTORIA, b. ", Aug. 25.-More
COCA news nss come fIom the KIN.
Like By the steamsr City OF Topeka,
winch arrived Ought, leaving Juneau
iu.t alter she aruvBl there VI joe
Bltcb, James Milky and Archie
snuIp, Who made the "Trip itUm DAw-
son 10 DyeH In twenty days.
They uIG not come any IsTtheT thRl
juneau, out Iutenu TO 20 back 10 tue
mines. TDey mad pretty Tough trip,
npving to paIdls anu tow thoif boat
up rivers.
Shslp was sanguine OF the prospects
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MORE TROUBLE In INDIA.
Announcement That Cholera Has
Broken Out Thsr2.
british Troops Retreat, with Their
Arms There Was No
hassncra

patch rom Bombay says that cholera
has broaen out In the Northampton
shire region.
THE Loss OF LUNDr KoTAL,
LONDON, Aug. 70 -rbe governor
general VI Ind la, the Earl Of Elgin,
has telegrapbed the government con.
h'mlng the news OF the cspture OF
Fort Lunit.Kotsl, aJdiug that one
native officer was killed AMI one
sounded.
ContinuiDg, the governor-genorsl
announces that nearly all the garrison
AL Musitd has reached Jsmrui
The soldiers succeeded In Teireeting
with their arms.
The foregoing Dispatch has caused a
feeling OF. relief here. as It dispro YES
the reported massacre OF tho garriso 90
Of All Mu,i II and 1ndlcatss that the
garrison OF Lundi-k tai has not su'.
fered greatly.
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suecsss Attending the British Mile
Expedition.

CARLO, Aug. 26.-Il ia reported here
that iOur gunbOats belonging TO the
Anglo.Egyptisu expedition for the re.
conquest Of the SOuisn have already
passed the fourth cataract OF the Nile
beyond Merawl AM tnat the passage
was effected much more easily than
mad been expected. Que OF them has
reached Abuhsmid now, the EXTERN.
southern point oi the British ADVANCE.
Ii 10 though, quite possible that a dasn
Will be nads Tor Berber beyond the
fifth cataract shorty.
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KHYBER PASS GONE.
Itis Wholly In the Prosecution OF the
fnHurgsnt Afridis.

PAsHAwUR, Auf, 20 Fort LINDA.
KotHi, situated nj tho extreme emu Of
the Khyber Pass and rsSr sOned by
300 men OF the K1yher Riffs was at.
lsossd and burned by tue Atridis
Tuesday. The famous Kbyher Pass
leading rom Aighanistau into India
has now fallen completely into tn.
hands VI the iuturgsnt tribesmep,
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PARIS, Aug. 26.-rno cabinet de.
cidsd tnis morning that there is no
ground at present for modifying the
dut o. on cercalE.
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GnErN-MoLtnrr FIGmr.
h Is more Popular lin san Francisco
shan n ClrcuH,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 28.-Judg.
ing uom tue elUtmous advance snle
u seats Ior the Green WoIeou fight
,onignt, tue sporting population OF 5 al
FrsuciscU anticipate COnIest second
to none ever seen In this city. Wood.
ward's pavilion, where the men VIII
meet can accommodate 1000 people,
out many more tnsn this number Will
probably seek admission.
All the cuoios leats, selling for IS
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farm will also go under the hsmmer.
Bsacbwood, Boydello ant HHzel
Kin ncy, which auimsis Winship had
under lease, have been returned IT,
.heir respective uw ers IN California.
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NEwpoRT. II. L., August 28-iu the
tennis championship Today + YES, the
Ensllehman, seemed 60 cover the
court better and tUOS the fret Get fr3 IN
Wrenn, the American champion, by Il
spOIe oil IA; points 33.l7.
Wrenu won the second match, S.-8;
poiBts so TO 43.
Wfeun won the third set, 6-3
Esvss apparently Weakening.
Egvss took III next SET with bril-.
liaut playing, A., with polnts SO 10
is In his IsvOI.
Wrenn won the last set by score Of
e., and the match by three sets to
two.
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nAPEST LYNtIrrD.
Negro kssniinni offs white Woman
Hanged.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. ga dis.
pstcn rom BIlville TO the Tribune
tsys the young negro named Bounet,
VINO was arrested here yesterday Tor
criminal assault upon Mrs. Ssachss,
an aged white woman, near Wilheil,
wse taken from Jail bya mob OF 200
men at 3 o'clock this morning anu
Iynohed In the woods about half a
mile from tow1. The negro confessed
the crime.
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SICKNESS IN CUBA
II is Sending Thousands Of Span
laFdS Home.
Tho Situation Depressing an Botb
PhrtIcs-Wsst India Tariff
MptterA

HAVANA, vic. Key West, Aug. 20 -
There are 1000 Spsnien soldiers in the
hospital in Havana sDd at other prih-
clpsl points. About 1000 are sent
back monthly to Spnin II capRcitsttd.
Sickness IL increasing. The hsallh OF
tua city Ia not good. The tffic,al re-.
por's show that tor the week ending
August l2.h, the death rate was 30
per 900. Business is at q complete
etsndsull. Toe army Ia not being paid
anu feeling OF hopelceapesy Prevails
among Spsnisr and Cubins mike.
N one has much faith In the SUCCESS
UI Gen. WoodfOfc's mission to Spain.
Inc situation throughout the entire
ISLAND Is one of iDaCtIOn. The insur.
gents are not on the m We, except in
the case Of small BOLTS searching for
provisions. 3 orIes Of important re.
cent engagements are unfounted.
The United States cUnsuls through
out the island have been refused leave
OF absence aud are restless under the
restraint. Several OF Them are III and
wish temporary reliei.
SPAIN SLIGHTLY FAVORABLE.
LONDON, Aug. 26-Tne iStandsrd's
oori,tp Jndeht al Ssu Sgbss ian sayI:
81 learn that 81 ain has lntimaled her
Willingness as to make considerable
reductions in the contemplated WesI
Indian tsrt fe, in order t. develop the
trade OF Cuba with the United States
aud wss willing TO negotiate reel
prOctly treaty when the Dinyley tsri II
came into force, hut the United State,
government received her advances
coiuly, beosuso 1t wanted the Cubsn
question settled first, Indeed, Spain
" now aware that Amsrioan diplt-
macy will soon raise other and more
important questions before any com.
meIcial questions gre likely to be
mo5ted.
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WAsHINGToN, Aug. 25.-Assistant
Secretary Spauiding mas decided inst
cargoes imported into the United
States In Nor wegian vessels from any
country are not subjsct under our
treaty with Sweden aud n irwAy to a
discriminating duty OF 10 per cent.
Wnlie specific csses have not yet been
bToHghG refOre the depart ment OF
Swedish. Germsn, Austrian, b .Igiau,
Brazilian, Danish. ItalisD, Hawaiian,
Dutch, Ruisian and TurEi5n vessele,
toe IeIms Of our treaties with theBe
nstiOns are sRld 10 be sUCh az to ex-
empi them from discriminating duty.
Whether tho now ,Rriti Rot should be
construed az imposing the discrlminhl.
Ing duty in cera,in CAGES on Briso,
French, Portuguese, Japsnuss vesBels
snl vessels OF soms other natiouslltIis
has not been determined by The AttOr.
neS-qenersl VINO now has lhu m ter
under consideration.
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Alien Land Law uBconstitutionai.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, Aus. 20. Toe alien
lanu Jaw Was decided uuco
today by Judge Acheson VI the Unit
ed States court.
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ln" yesterday Al,rruuuu lu-Lr" rtw
"ri u,l r " llmm., nrl At ti..",
winch l- I." Ices ,lru the ou, "rlgl
unlh rrIuih y hr ~ uuhhln g. rm
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a. lulyr ulllT returns, hal"t- corpus
pfw,riiur, vii undoubtedly l." run
mrurri h. secure hls release,
II r. alwAN- gratifying lu Trr"lN" l"sll
mnulals tuI Chamhrflaln'~ tullr, ih"l"H'
aud llarrhuI RrrnriI and ~lrn III" "n
duT-rInrnt l. iruui u VhN sirlHn II II -.
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turN ~ rllrcln, Trm"iN than hAnll"f
hIn'- thnlIr, iInl"ra AMI l'htilu'l
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ciau nni plalmarl-t III 'Iln'i, Ma" an'l
~ be- has used the trn~i, IN his own
f,mll, AMI -oli II IN his drug store Tor
slN years hr should rertAlniy An"N, rof
sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-08-07

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viii "h-"r" III" Ir-hu" l." st. Im,smrr
nran,ng the aunlNrT>aT, ol the dr-tfur
tlOn at JrIusalrIL.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-01-28

TO Our Friends and Patr cons; ~ -
We feel that a word in re opening wi 1
not be out OF places and d.cannot allow the op-
portunity to pass of as sur ing you that we are
very much pleased that We are TO cont inue in
business among you ss .. ~
We thank each and every one of our. e.
fri ends for their LIBERAL pat onage and con-
fl dence toward US. Words fail to express
appreci at ION Of the. many favors and pre- fer
ences shown us, for viii ch we are truly CRATE
full. Assuring each and every one Of our Gus
toners and fri ends that we shall endeavor,
harder than ever, to be ,S'if anything
worthy Of your pat ronage, and, standing .
we do, are very glad to be able to say
that in many ways we wi II be better prepared
than have been heretofore to serve you one
and all. @=I= 49,.
Our new good s. ar here and we cordial
ly invite you to the Re-opening Saturday,
january 30,> 1897 ..:=#..... .ss~..~*
Very We spect fully,
# st.. L. E. REV,
Successor to Rev &Sclark, Worthing ton, Mi nm
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-01-28
A Severe Storm with Extreme
Cold Weather for Sew
eral Days.

This locality has experienced, dur
ing the past week, the coldest wealth
er of several years. Snow COM
menced falling Saturday morning
and continued steady fall all day
with raising wind and falling temper
ature. Saturday night the storm was
binding, the air being filled with
snow and was regular blizzard.
Sunday morning the snow had be-
come settled but the wind continued
quite strong, with the temperature
ranging from 100 to 20 below zero.
In the evening the wind subsidized and
the mecury began to fall from where
it had risen during the day, and Mon
day morning it went lower than at
the previous morning and did not
rise to above 100 below zero during
the day. Tuesday morning it went
the lowest but warmed up more
during the day. Passenger trains
were able to run with double headers
but very irregular. Freight trains
we're suspended except meat train
of seven cars on the Omaha which
was stuck in the snow near Ashton
for several hours. A freight on the
Sioux Falls line was in a drift 70,
about two hours.
No serious results to human life OF
live stock have so far been learned oil
and it still continues cold.