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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
Surprised their Bishop.

SANFORD, Col, April 10, 1897.
To the Editor
1t viii perhaps be OF interest to some
OF the friends of Bishop Soren q.
Bethelsen, who reside In Utah to learn
that on tho l5.h inst, the ninth ami
veisary OF the organization o the San
ford ward) the people of the ward gave
the Bishop grand surprise. AT J
O'Clock pm. the silver band escorted
the Bishop to the social hal, which
was well filed with happy iacss,
eager 10 catch the first glimpse OF HIM
who tor nine years has carefully guard
ed the interests OF his people and by
his fatherly counsel enueared himself
TO the people OF his ward. An excel
lent program, consisting OF songs.
recitatioDs, appropriate speeches and
music by the band, was rendered. Tbs
sisters prepared a fine picnic which
was servej and enjoyed by all. AT IL
the party dispersed rejoicing that they
were presided over by one who 10 ever
ready to advise aod counsel in
righteousness. LARS MoRTENsEH.
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Tho RUIZ ia~,ira,iou.

DAEvILEE, ILL.,, Aril 80. = Col. W.
Il. Csinoun who as accepted tho
mission to Cubs, to sIst 10 the hear
Ing OF the Ruiz casewill leave Dan.
vile for Cuba, on next Sunday or
Monday. He VIII first to Wash.
1ngton to receive hisnBtructions from
the department OF ste.
Col. Calhoun declisd to discuss the
subject OF his Nilsson, becsuse he
thinks II would be h,hly Improper for
him to do 30. He hs had no confer.
ence with the sec,tsry OF state or
other officials on thenatler. He SAYS
ne understands ths purpose OF the
mission 10 TO assist as legal counsel
Consui-GeneraI Leein an invsstiga
too into the cause oiaud circumstsp.
ces attending the oath OF DR.. Ruiz
an American oitizel who was founJ
deau In one Of the :uban prise ns. II
Is not expected thai the investiRatio n
VIII take very long and he expects to
return home some me during May,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
A Cutoff Canal.

At last nights meeting of the COu n.
Gil committee on irrigation, Il. ID.
Kinney submitted plan for out. Q Il
canal, which the new State Irrigation
company proposes to construct IN the
nortnw western portion OF tue city. The
plan Is to buiiu a canal one mile south
OF the Davis county line on the Jordsn
river 10 the place where the river
crosses the line into Davis county.
The company viii give this canal to
the city provided the city VIII take
charge of It anu keep II In repair alter
II is completed.
The committee will iuvtsigate the
matter before making any rscommen.
dstions TO the Council. @
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

put out for other parts. In Denver he
cut wide swstn though not 80 cue.
cessiully as here. In Butte he was
arrested for attempting to wsrk the
same gan o. The scheme was exposed
completely bu. not until the uregs
OF experience had been quaffed by the
vctims. Eddy Is not easily recog.
n zed now by reason OF the fact that
he has been cultivating luxuriant
crop OF whiskeTs while absent. Blu. he
s the selisame Eddy, and hirsuite APP
pendag's 8, 10 matter how prolific. will
change him TO the extent OF being
forgotten by his former "iriende."
They have him written on thu tabiets
OF their memory ana Will know him
where whenever they cast eyes
upon him. II is said that Eddy has
come back TO stay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
May Day at SaItair.

Tomorrow at Siltslr May Day Will
be observed by the management OF
that popular and beautiful resort.
Christensen's full orchestra will fur.
nigh music, and as the floor OF the
pavilion has been thoroughly pre-.
pared lovers OF dancing are sure 10
advance of enjoying themselves. A II
the reireshment stanJs practicable
will be ready for business. the train
service will be complete. Trains wiz
leave the Depot at 1915, 2;15 and 1870
q. m. and will return At 4;l6 ana $3.50.
Saltair morrow will We - delightful
place to take the childIep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
The Transvaai raid.

LONDON, April 30.-rhe patiamep.
tary COMMITTEES inqairlng ino the
Transvaal raid has been reumed.
Secretary OF state for the c1lonis, Jos.
Chamberlain, made long s,ahmeut
under oath declaring in the moi ex-
plic manner that neither he nd his
colleagues In tho colonial ofiicehad
until the day before the rail- the slant.
est suspicion OF anything III the nature
0i an armed Invasion of Transvaal
Rutherford Harris,made pllopgist;te.
mont detailing his connecti0a wsh
the movements IN Transvsai, tie
auditors showing intense inisreA.
Mr.. Chamberlain reviewed. the evena
and concluded his statement undel
oath as above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
TEE TENNESSEE Exros,rIor
VIII Ro Ready Tor visitors To-
morrow.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 80.-Foui
THOUSAND two hundred men are today
putting the finishing touches ON the
Tennessee centennial Exposition
buildings which will be open for re.
ception tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
Director General Lewis says the
hrst days crowd Will find more in
perfect readiness than they can see In
twelve hours. The inaugural attend.
ance, the conditions being fair, ia
vatiously estimated at "a, 900 to 90. 600.
The ceremonies at the Openiug TO.
morrow will be very simple. A civic
parade Will occupy tho early morning
hours, ending ~ the grounds where
brief addresses will BIZ made by expo.
sitiOn, state and city f1iclals. Exactly
at noon President Nick inley, seated In
the White House, viii touch button
which will cause the electric current
to set the machinery OF the exposition
In motion. This exposition Is nearer
ready for opening than any other ever
wss.
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nj AZ CHINA.
Laborers Ri tho levy ON Them o
Kahn faxes.

Laborers ~ ihc Levy ON Them of
kahn Faxes.
| TACOMA, Iash., April 30.-The
following Cbse advices have bee n
received he
AT Bhangj on April 8, one thou
sand slrikinIolies precipitaled riot
ana starte4 TO burn the city aud
assault the lal militia. The civil
authorities led out the volunteer
soldiers to humber OF 500 and
signalied set warships In tie har.
Dor u send 4narines ashore. Very
promptly pab were lande1 from thv
United StatSarship M5nOcai md
the British tarships Linnet md
Flower. He guards were posted at
the British American consulatps
the central Ice station and other
important pol while the volunteers
hurried TO th assembly pOals, FULLY
armed.
Three complies OF infantry were
assigned to Ird the bridges. Tue
nght horse cary rendered valuable
AID In patrhg aEd the artillery
company drt up it's guns on the
cathedral cane. This prompt action
oil the authorls alarmed Ihs rlUting
coolies, who Tie one attempt to form
In line and oe tue marines and
volunteers. = volley caused them
10 dee ieavinaversl wounded In the
atfeee 9.
rhat event a large gathering oil
Rioters beganloning u company Of
herman trooan DUTY at the bridge
across Yong Eg PAnR river. Rs.
inlorcements We brought up and a
charge made. rilting in driving the
riolers into the klancn town. Eney
LOOK ssfaSa IN fsplS,l hsuers and the
leauefa were srrss,L Tue IRE com.
panies were kept bt all night putting
cut hres set ny the tiers.
The strike was ocsioned by an IN.
crease OF local tax imposel on the
laoorers by the SlnghRi municipal
c0uucli.
The coolies wersrgei 10 resist by
Sc vefal Chinese astOrs who de.
ciafeu they could W by holding cut.
Tue day folluwiDhe riot the NUM-
cipai cJuncil ooneted TO postpone
the Increase tax ioriree months.
The coolies then iumed work de.
cisring they would ready to strike
again In three mdhs hence. TIE
foreign residents OF langhai are in
ulgnant anu belle the authorities
nave set bad predent by giving
In 80 quickly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

FRANKFORT, KY, April 80.--In
the suit against the Southern Pacific
company III Franklin county circuit
court tor sl35,000 dnes and forfsitures
for failure TO report for taxation OF It's
franchise the attorneys agreed to SUB
init the case on demurrer to Judge
Cantrili. The judge Is to sick to hear
1t. 1t will be ten days or two weeks
before q dsoision ban be expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
Many Kinds of Money.

Fat McAiee who recently sold n
mine on Lion hill tot $4,000. got on IA
jamboree yesterday with many kinds
OF money In his jeans. In his slupefied
condition he secured room in tho 81.
Elmo hotel. where, along in the after.
noon, Detectives Sheets and Raleigh
visited him ana found the man lying
on q couch with blanket OF U. b. cur
rency over him. Tue cflicers took the
money to the hall, where 1t remained
until Mack regained sober conscious.
ness. The amount In grsenOaoks was
$500, while on the person Of the in.
uIviuual was certificate OF deposit
for Sl2.00O.
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Utah Press Association.

IL meeting OF the Utah State Press
association will be held tomorrow at
the Pioneer Jpbilss rooms, 81 west
First s1uth street, c'mme nciDg at
1880 q. IN.
rne object Of the n-aeting is 10 con-
slider the question Of publishing jubilee
noles, the selection OF committees for
the July Fourth Annual, hear reports
ui various com mi,tees, and other
business that may csme up for con.
sheraton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
Esceiv' for a Goa, co.nn.nx

PiITsBuRe April 3O.-rhs stock.
noIueis anu SNuitors OF the John M,
hischer Coal ompsny have made nm
application forShe appointment of =
receiver. judy. whhs named John
M. FISCHER. ThtAbiil vets forth that
the corporation he capital Of s40o .
900 and an indebt.S, ess Vof sian mn
Yesterday juugmeiA were irsna,
against the senior melber oi tha oon,
pRny In favor OF bisyife. ira an,
uarrassmeut is attributt to tho fionn'
cial stringency and exIrue depression
OF the coal trade.
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At II Again.

The Crowthers AMI Robinsons had
another interesting time last evening,
In the neighborhood 0! Eighth West
and South Temple streets. 1t was In
the nature OF a gun play, In which, 1t
SCENE, Charlie and John Crowther
and Tom Robinson were the priDcl-
pals. The latter alleges that the former
drew a gun on him, although no shots
were fired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
Precinct Water Assessors.

AT a meeting OF the Council commit.
tee on waterworks last night, the
following parties were selected to act Ms
precinct water assessor,: First pre-.
cinct Arthur PatBons; second, F. w.
Price; third, Daniel Dunue; fourth,
James Sabine Jr.; fifth, II. +. Cottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

AT the opt session the address OF
welc me delivered by President
RicharusdOhio, aud responded TO
by vice. Pent General Edwin s.
Barrett Of achusetts.
SecretaS neral Franklin Murphy
OF New apolog I'D for the ali.
ser CO OF ttesideDt, General Horace
Porter, wi hrranging his affairs pre-.
paratory earture as ambassador to
France.
The sefy's report showed The
society hoo members In thirty
six states u society in Hawaii.
The abstg topic at the morning
session w& proposed union with
the Sons the Revolution. Il is
likely thsFention will take st.ps
to TINT end
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

LONDON, April 80. = The forsipp
Vice has mailed the reply OF the mar.
vs. OF Salisbury TO the request from
Wellington to re-inquire into the
belsg sea fisheries dispute. Tits
repot,d that the British premiere
reply J negative, on the ground OF
expense Washington asked for n
prompt sply, which was hurriedly
urawh unnd dispatched this week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

WASHINGTON, ADril 0.-stro,,
intimalion Is given at Sa W o;g
House tousy that Rev. Ise a Hnu
kins, OF Atlanta, Ga, hs been ne.
lectei minister to Greece,nd ,s.
nomination will go to tho Be ts NJ,
week. DIR. Hopkins was q ,nan,
until last autumn when he Id 49,.
Renu blicRn party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

WASHINGTON, April 30r-The Pres.
idenI mas deuiued not To Interfere In
the case of Joseph r.. Dunop, proprie.
tor OF the Chicago Dispatch, sentenced
TO two yesrs Imprisonment Or sen ding
strong effort was made to secure nae.
don ON tho ground that his lie will be
placed In jeopardy by imprisonment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
Court Items.

A. Mercer lied suit in the Third
district Court To-Day against }. w.
Power and Francis Hall to recover
$500 on proInissory note.
Judge Cherry and jury have been
engaged the whole OF tudsy hearing
the s25, 600 uamsge suit OF William
Fowler agsinst the p. V. Coal com.
pany.
Judge HiIes held no session OF court
tOuaV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

BOSTON, April 80.-Jsrome A.
Bacon OF the Bacon Paper Company
has assigned to Frederick L. Snow Of
Gsren & Suow.
SNOW sail today he could not make
definite statement. He iurther said
bacon was compelled to assign be,
cause unable TO realize upon real estat.
e mills In Lawrence,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

SPRINGFIELD, 1 April 3O.-Geo.
l.. fassfieiu anu M Caroline Mer.
ritt were marrieIyesteId3y a. the
home OF the bride Miss Merritt is
daughter OF sx-Rresentative Ed
ward L.. Merritt ana niece OF Gen,
wesley Merritt, committing the de.
psr,ment OF the Eai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
a Trausac,lol Of spsu,d,uu

CHICAGO. Apr 30.-Miss Sarah
louise Efvipe, rivste secretary OF
resident SPauldng OF the defunc,
Hiobe Savings Bnk, testified befor =
the senatorial Investigating commit +.
today that SpauIiing hai given h n
about ST., 200 with the understa nuinp
that no would secure divorce anu
marry her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

ST. Lot April SO.-D.viu II.
Hays, eIah years cashier OF St.
Louis pos9ce, was arrested today
cnarged " embezzlsment OF sl5,.
003.
The infdfion was sworn to By
Inspector Unison Of the BIT. Louis
division, Has been examining the
books tnebt week. Hays wns
arraigned he United States Com
missioner q, waived examination
and was hb the federal grand Jury.
The shortaja made good by G. NJ.
Hays, gendnanager OF tue Grand
Trunk rail, brother of the
accused.
Despite the Washington officials
ordered prollion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
DEArH's
M. .. Bristol In (ho s.r,,ee o. Tho
Westcril Union.

CHICAGO, April An. G! Bristol
tuperinteDdent OF tse constrLctlon n,
the western divisida OF the Western
Union Telegraph company with MAI.
quarter al Chicago, ded this mornny
de has been Ill two month. WIZ
malsrinl fever. Bristu was born l.
New York In 1912 add served in tn,
Upltsd States military Telegraph corps
during the war. He was appointed
superintendent Of consruction Of tue
Western Univn Feb. l., b79.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

NEW York, Apr 3O.--Edwfn F.
ibofne, tns actor. laying. He is Of
~. vincent hospI, victim of
brghl's disease, implicated with
stomach troubles. The disease had
progressed so far tn the patient Ia.
bored for each breat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

CARTERsvLLE, H., April BOA
fire when prokv out early today des-
troyed large number OF bushes
ausee, causing the loss OF AT least
S75, 900; Insurance half. Several pee.
pie were injured. The families o.
simon Eimons anu J. O'Niel had mar.
row escapes irom being burned In bed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
Arraigned Tomorrow.

A whole batch OF prisoners awaiting
trial at the county jail on various
charges will be btouch before Judge
NoIreil In the morning Tor arraign.
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

OSHKOSH, Aprils0.-In thirty DAYS
Oshkosn VIII hRe in operation the
nrst grass twine lrtory IA the world.
1t Will employ 30 hsnds and will
make binding twin from March grass,
something never attempted bsiore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
Made a Notary Public.

George s. Bsckmsn OF Juab county
was commissioned notary public by
Secretary OF State Hama ond today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
THE BOW AND ARROW MAN
Returns 10 salt Lake With a Big Cror
OF MhiskerS.

"Eddy, the Archer" the principal
bgure In the bow and arrow bunoo
business into which so many promi.
nsnt sslt Lakers were inveigled a
couple OF years ago, has returned 10
the scene OF his early operations aud
Triumph.
A fler tim aensational eDisads hare b q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

BIDDRFoRD. Maine, April 30.-Joe
Lane, wiIe AMI child were found deao
at Bonpy five miles from Bar mills
this morning. All had besu shot. Il
Ia supposed to hGv, been double
murder aud suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

lWAsHiNaToN, April 30.-Th an.
pems court adjourned today mi
nay 10th. when It will assent ~
daver opinions but not hear gu.
mats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
UTAH MAN ARRESTED
Clarence Barton Of Ogden Appreciated
in New York Today.
HE MARRIED the "wANDERER.'
spent Money Layishly aud had n Peckot
Full Of Pawn lickeis-Wiil
b. Brought Back.

NEW YORK. April s0.-The police
here have unLer arrest Clarence Bar.
ton, 81 yearB old, accused OF stealing
SIS, 200 from the Utah Loan and Trust
company oil Ogden, Utah. He will
be- held penuing the arrival OF requi.
eitlon papers.
Barton lett Ogden ami went to
jacksonville, Florida, where he spent
money lavishly. He paid an $500
mortgage on a house kept by Belle
owe, alias "Russisu Belle" and then
married her daughter, known as tue
"Wanderer." Barton anu his vile
came to this city In March. He had
no money when arrested, but hal =
lot OF pawn tickets on diamonds and
jswelry.
Mrs. Barton was III in bed. Barton
himself cliimed 10 be suffering from
appendicitis.
Information received by the NEWS
from the Ogden police departmsnt
this Afternoon was TO the ,H.ct that
Chief Davenport weut east In quest OF
Barton ttvsrsl weeks ago III u that the
young mau had been followed closely.
DAvenUOrt Is now supposed to be Ia
New YORK and was Undoubtedly the
cause OF BattOn's appfehensiot. The
later, II ID SAIL, VIII De Drought back
to Uian as sooD NJ the necessary papers
can be procuitd Ls0n Graves, Bar.
tome alleged confederate la the rob.
bory OF the Utab Loan g. trust BANK
some months ago was supposed to be
with HIM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

CLEVELAND. Ohio, April SOIL
naliaal congress OF Sons OF Il
Ameican revolution has brought
Clsvc&nd many distinguished mel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30

New York, April 80 Won Hoff.
man d ". wiii ship 81 500 900 gold TO
Europe tomorrow; Lazlid Frerss,
Sl,250,O0O gold bare and col Heidei.
nscS Eckelteimer q Co., $500 900.
kuhn Loeb IL company will ship
SOU. 900 In goiu bsrs tom irrow. Ii 10
stated that kidder. Peabody & COM
pany will Increase their PIE yiOusiy
announced ship msnt for next Tuesday
from $4,000 10 500. COO. 1t is Dos.
Bible II may reach 81, 00U.O 900.
Total shipment u gold for Europe
the week ending May ], is So, 225, 900.
This includes the shipmputs al.
nouncou Tor TOMORROW.
Tuesday 'hext Kfuuer, Peabody &
company viii ship STA, 0O0. making
the grand total OF annyuuced ana
actual shipments from April 81 to
May 4, So, 955, 900.
Lazard Fferes nave increased their
golu shipments for tomorrow from
81 $50. 0U0 TO 81 800, 600. This makes "a
total OF gold shipments tomorrow 81.
100000, and the Total OF shipmeh,s
from April 27th to May Alb, s7,227,.
900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
SEARCH FOR BODIES.
LabOrsfS at Work Among The Ruins Of
The Oklahoma Disaster.
THIEVES LoorING lHg HOUSES.
lhs Xiv S,ill Rising AT NJ. louis
Threatening To flow over
the Ltyee.

GUTHRIE, o. T., April a0.-The
Cottonwood aud Cimsrron rivers are
now within their banks. Searching
parties have gone ont in boats ano
rats to coast the banks for sixty miles
from Guthrie, or father, In search for
dead bodies.
Plilages looted the wreckage last
night, entering many dismantled
houses in the absence OF their owners.
Guards were plocsd everywhere posi-
Die. Threats to lynch the thieves are
made, but none were caught.
No additional bodies have been
found since last evening in the vicin.
Ivy OF Guthrie. A man was reported
floating down Cinlarron last night on
alog. A party has gone out to inter-
cept him, II possible.
The destitute are being cared for.
WICHITA, Kan, April BOA
Guthrie special g. the BescI N says:
The body iof Geo. Owen, who went
down while saving others, has been
found where 1t sunk, caught fast in
small tree.
Mrs. Fannie Ruflln, colored, was
found buried in the debris in her own
dooryard. Several more bodies are
reported found on the CimarroD.
hu ureds are at work on the noun.
tam wreckagc at the railway bridge,
hunting for bodies.
ST. LOUIS IN DANGER.
ST. LOUIS, April 3d. the river
continues to rise. Al noon tho alsge
wac 302 feet. One half foot more Will
cause the water to flow over the top OF
The levee. The river is so high that
some boats cannot pass beneath tn .
brldges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
MORE TURKISH VICTORIES.

CoNsTANTINopLE, April 80. - A
dispatoh from the Turkish military
commander at Janina announces that
Mustapha Bey's brigade yesterday
occupied the helghis commanding
Nioheste and keervaussrai beyonu
Pentspigadia ana the Greek troops
OF that vicinity tnereupon rstrsateu.
The vail Of Salonica telegraphs that
q band Of Greeks has been routed by
the Turkish troops near Pravishe etc.
Ten Greeks were captured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
THE NEW CABINET.

ATHENS. April 3d. The cabinet
has been nc iinitely formed as follows:
President OF the couhoil of minis.
ters ana minister Of marine-M. Rail-;
minister OF interior, NJ. Iheolokis;
minister OF foreign afisin-M. Skou.
lodis; minister OF public instruction.
hi. Autaxias; minister OF jIstioe-M.
TT isuts filacu; minister OF tinanoe-M.
Slmpouiae; minister of wsr-Colonei
Tosmsdo1. The new ministry will be
sworn in i'm III ediateiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-30
PANIC AT voLo.

ROME, April 30 dispatches from
Volo by way OF Athens, say terrible
panic prevails at Voio, and II the place
tails into the hands OF the Turks tn o
situation OF the Greek army will BIS
desperate.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-11-05

Vliui1B Wv ~, lO0is
Alexander, Vinie Estes
Allison, Ida FOstl
Armstrong. Luella Gigg
Barnes, Senta Cord
Boyd, Willie 7 Hays
Boiler, Ed Huff,
Brufman, A Jone
Brown, o A Kittl
Buchanan, NJ Lanil
Carter, r III McCt
Cooper, Blanche Mart
Crevshaw, Annis MUIR
Darling, Jno Porte
Davis, Florence Sarg
Davis, Oscar Stew
Dobbins, Lily Web
Dodson, G p Viii
Doris, Lena With