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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

APPOINTED \ DELEGATE.-The
Governor has appointed Mr.. NJ. i. Leacn
a delegate TO the Southern Cotton Grow
er's Convention. which conyenes in At
lanta on the 10th instant.
TANES.-The country people are
paying their taxes this year much better
than usual. but the taxpayers in Raj
eigh are much behind. Up TO date
Sheriff Jones has collected 100000 of
the $4,000 paid i'll for taxes each year
in this county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a number Of
Raleigh people will 20 down to Rocking
ham next week to attend the wedding
of Miss Carrie May Dockery to Mr..
Frank O. Lands. of Oxford. Both OF
these young people are most popular i'll
Raleigh.
At TIE MANS1ON-A large num-
Der of the min steers attending the
Method st conference dinsd With Govern
or Russell by special invitation, yester-
day evening at O'Clock. They were
most HOSPITALITY entertained by Ills Ex-
cellency and his charming wife.
REQUEST TO SHAW.-The will of
H. G. Crosby, cOlored. twelve years SUI
perintendent Of the State negro normal
school at Plymouth, was probated yes
terday. He was Raleigh man and a
graduate of Shaw University, to which
he left almost all his property, valued
at $500. to form scholarship for
young men.
DIRECTORS MEET.-The Directors
of the North Carolina State Hospital
meet at the Asylum in this city on next
"Wednesday. The report of the Supern-
tendent and Steward will be presented.
The mana cement of the asylum has been
most successful and the complimentary
notices which are continually going that
way are all deserved.
FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE.-In-
.yftatidns have been received. in the city,
to the marriage of Miss Mamie Wash
ingfon Lyon. daughter of Mr.. X. L.
Lyon and granddaughter of Hon. Wash
-ington Duke. Of Durham. to Mr.. j. Ed.
Stagg, formerly OF this city. The cere-
mony will take place in Trinity church,
Durham, Rev. J. n. Cole officiating.
FINE GUARD DOG.-One CT the
finest specimens of a Dane dog in
this country was here yesterday. He
is nearly three feet high and weighs
over 40 pounds. He IS the property
OF Mr.. w. ii. Rumley, of Shelbyville.
Tenn, who was on his way TO Goldsboro
on a business mission. prince Leon.
Jr.." is the dogs name. His father,
'Prince Leon" sold for $500. The
dog is valuable only as n guard, and
at other times is very amiable,
NOT A STRANGER.-Sheri Gala
way, Of Watauga county, yesterday
brought one convict to the penitentiary.
He is sentenced for five years for steal
ing yoke Of oxen. He is by no means
a stranger TO prisons life, having only
last spring completed a ten-year term
lie is white man and only % years
old. No doubt he is glad he was
brought here in time to join in the
Christmas festivities which Capt.
Smith is said to be preparing for his
convicts.
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Sterling Silver Novelties.

Glass Salve Boxes-with Sterling Sii-
ser tops ............ -oc
Sterling Silver Shoe Horns-extra
long ................ ........ .ooc
Sterling Silver Bracelets-lock. :. soc
Cut Glass Pungents with Sterling Sill
yer tops ......... .SI.Oo
Sterling Silver Hair Brushes. :. $500
Carriers with Sterling Silver Buck
les ss 'Gl.oo
Suspenders with Sterling Silver
Buckles 'SI.tc
Special sales of tides, shams, table
covers and contre pieces.
TIDIES.-25c. kind 19c.: Soc. kind
BE. soc. kind 39c.; Toe. kind SOC.
SHAMS.-S2.00 kind a pair $1.5O;
$500 kind a pair $500; $500 kind a
pair $3.50: $500 kind pair $500.
CENTER PIECES-20c. kind 15c.;
25c. kind 19c.; SOC. kind 25c.
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ChiIdren's Wonderland
TOYS of the World.

Santa Claus has concluded to make
our new addition his headquarters. Al
Tor prices we will simply say-we are
never undersold-come and enjoy ths
Christmas store with the children.
SPECIAL EXHIBIT.
Vantines Bric-aBrac.
Leather Collar and Cuff Boxes.
Music Rolls.
Travelling Cases.
Shopping Bags.
Holiday Art Novelties.
rhe German Novelties.
The Opal Ware.
Eisque Figures.
Bohemian Vase.
Pin Trays and Salve Boxes.
Powder Boxes.
Perfume Atomizers.
Toys, Games and Books.
Dolls-all kinds.
Guns, Drums.
Folding Beds.
Magic Lanterns.
Boats and Mechanical Toys.
Xmas tree ornaments, &C., &C., &c.
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56gmpeo95 Glqgs 80
THIS STORE IS ALWAYS BUSY.

THE DANCING DOLL HAS PROVEN TO BIZ II t
CIIIIDRERN THAT WE " Nv
EFFORTS TO GIVE YOU n ME
MILLINERY SAMPLES THE GLOVES TIlE IANIEIG
RECEIVING SPECIAL ATTENTION
TIME OF THIS BUSIEST STOKE - D S1 p DE
HOI WE HAVE BullDED "
ADDED LAST YEAR WE WERE GRANTED CRANE E U
ADDITION OF a WHOLE aEW
STORE WON'T HAVE ANY TOO MUCH ROOM EVERY
M OVERLOOKING EVERY
BRISK CLERKS BUSY, CUSTOMERS IlFNIlnui AMD r. az
FAIRLY COMMENCED. HERES ~" WE hirl LAVE
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v. {. Stronach & Sons
. ,-,--..- GrocerS.

Wholesale II we can. Retail IL we
must.
Amongst other epistles of like nature
we publish one note which shows That
bread cast upon the waters, will some
times float to your neighbors-it reads
Il was very much touched by your
pathetic story OF the little Grace boy
does he attend our Graded Schools? il
you will give me his address, will send
him, some Paper collars.
We are sorry we can not hereafter
undertake to reply to other letters thar
those, which relate to the purchase OF
Smithfeld, Southampton, and some
Extra Fancy old North Carolina-West.
phalia, Ferris, and other choicest brands
of Hams, Breakfast Strips, and Tongues
ngate-Premier and other
brands of Finest Fruits, and Vegetables,
Picked Mangoes 1.-TWO years old al
fine as silk Preserves and Jellies, in all
sizes, and shapes-Condiment Sauces
and Catsups, Salmon, Lobster, Shrimp,
Anchovies, French Sardines-Kippered
Herring. Potted Turkey-Game, etc.
Plum Puddings, Mince Meat, Fat Turkeys
-NIuscovy and Middle Ducks-Chickens
Geese, and Tooth Picks-and hundreds
VI ul16E l. dulIyg anu 1dDIc DuppllcSs
The Grocery Business is a peculiar one,
we find We have wasted, our advertising
space, in sentiment, and we may have
been called another Smart Ellick."
During this Holiday Season. we shall
adopt as our own, the popular Motto,
Catch as Catch cam" and try to come
in very near Touch with our customers.
This policy must be strictly adhered to,
or we shall all spend next summer hoe
ing the Fragrant Onion, in the Crimson
Environment Of Geranium Valley.
A lady on Blount Street asks why
The Senior allows the Juniors to
write such Scandalous advertisements.
An old gentleman asks, Why some peo-
pie are born in Scotland and some In
Ireland and some Righteous. AS neither
of them trade with us, we cannot afford
post card in answer.
w. G. STRONACH & SONS.
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Southern Express Company
Oh Sale at Raleigh.

Unless previously called for mr.
.hxrges paid or otherwise disposed sf
.As Southern Express company Will sss
% the a1Ehest bidder fer cash. at RaSlsa
snGtieR at Ehs aacriSa AcaSs OF sr@EA
E.ron&eA. 81 Roatk WnmLRgt@A Ssrs~1
gy Frank StrsS&eA, aactiOR@er, or M@S
iay, Dee. 0, 1891, SOmm%aeiaS 40 I'D
q. A.. all lmArtsr tAaa AAs been on @aaD4
an zaonths or ever, an itemise& state
aent Of wk1Sk cal be seen a. tia &sM
paHys sKies, 100 Taysrtsvtlls sET@sA
and In n puhlis wlaee af the a@gxa hsase
II Wake soaRty.
w. n. wROBSwMn,
Rspsriztsa2sak
u. r. DRYAN, Assna.
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Gloves.

We are agents for the best Kid Gloves
in the world: =. Centemeris, $3.50
COurvoisiers Glue Thumb, 75c. and 81
worth $1.00 and SIPS.
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The Handkerchief Sale.

1t was busy scene yesterday about
our handkerchief counter. 1t will be
buster to-day, as more people hear OF
these remarkable values. Fortunately
it's big stock.
The importer who sold us these lots
would have made his regular profits
had he held on for few weeks longer.
But he didn't. So much the better for
you. Only don't put off buying. Buy
now, these handkerchiefs will keep
hard to name anything more accepta-
BILE as q gift.
Marie Antoinette Handkerchiefs, none
better at 12lac., our price ....10c each
Swiss Embroidered, pretty designs,
regularly 15c. to Occur price. .1212c
Marie Antionette, bordered with Point
Venise Embroidery, regular $500
dozen-our price. ...............lo Loo
Pure Linen, Embroidered Button
Hole Edges, dainty new patterns; these
wholesale regularly at $3.50 to $500
pAiSO '~~D~
Exquisitely dainty pure Linen, copies
OF French handmade embroideries but
ton-hole edges, many styles, from the
very deep embroidered to the most deli
cately fine edge; these retail regularly
at Toe to S1.00-our price ......... .50c
Chi dreu's school hs ndk erchiefs,- as 4 -
sorted colors -. ........... -. =. &c
Ladies' all linen hemstitched hare -
kerchiefs as leader. .............. W
Ladies' extra quality pure Fri h linen. hem
stitched ha' dkerchiefs, specially fN~
soft anu undrl ssed nnish. ...,... 49,. E0C
Gents hemstitche co.ored bordered 60
h3nQkerchlctS 1''s.st' 49, ~
Gents white hemstitched handker- e.
chefs.... .. ..............., ......., &c
hal dkerchiefs - ................ TUG
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Conference Suggestions.
Dress Goods.

The only "stock" OF Dress Goods In
the city-prices and qualities unmatcha-
bic.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

3. IRBY. Agricultural implements, etc
w. E. JONES announces Il Special
Sale OF Orockery and Linens.
!. ID. BOGSIIALL, General Agent
Aetna Iafe Insurance Company, wants
Agents.
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Synopsis of the Weather.-The storm
I'm the south is still central near New
Orleans, moving eastward very slowly.
1t is retarded by the high pressure over
New England. Clouoy weather with
rain continues over the States east of
the Mississippi. the largest amount oc-
CURING ut N;cksburg. The wind has
shifted to northwest at Nicksburg,with
a fall of - degrees since this morning,
showing that cold weather has struck
that point Clear, very cold weather
continues throughout the country west
of the Mississippi. 1t has not been above
freezing throughout Texas Friday, ex-
cept near the coast.
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lAE aGaIdlR TO-DAY.

For North Carolina-Rain; warmer in
northwest portions; northeasterly winds.
For Raleigh and Vicinity 10 5 y. IN.
to-night-Saturday rain, followed b!
fair, decidedly colder Saturday night
and Sunday.
Local data for yesterday Maximum
Temperature. 40: minimum Temperatures.
IS: mean. 80: rainfall, 0.39.
The following table gives data for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17
PARTIALLY CLEARED Up,
she nystery of the Butchery of the
spicer Family.

s he MYBtery of the Butchery of the
spicer Family.
BIsMARK, N. D.. April I0.-Ths
mystery as to the identity OF tue per.
petrators OF the fisndish butohery OF
the SpIcer family at Winops has been
partially cleared up. Alex. Coddot,
the French hsli.breed under arrest has
made a Confession ia which he impli.
Gates Black Hawk, the negro hail.
breed, who is also under arrest Rs n
suspect. After the confession Coddott
nnue vicious attempt at suicide, the
wound, however, not being likely to
prove fatal. Last Wednesday Coddot
admitted that Black Hawk com mi tted
the deed, but denied that he had any
thing TO do with II. Black Hawk In.
sisted upon his innocence and refuses
to believe that CoddOt hiss confessed,
The ofiicers have secured other impur.
tant evidence, but are keeping 1t from
the public except to admit that Others
besiues these two we're concerned In
the crime. The feeling in Fermoss
county 10 at fever heat. The hearing
has been continued until May 9Th to
allow OF the collection OF more evil.
dence.
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each Increase OF one cent per pound in
the value the re T."
II In claimed for this latter am end
ment, which Ia tho most imp rtant OF
all the amendments proposed, that 1t
Will iargely prevent tho frauus which
1t II alleg were perpetratet on the
nd valOrem duties under the Mckinley
law, by reason OF which II Is asserted
hundreds OF millions OF pounds OF wool
ueed In the manufacture OF clothing
which properly belonged In tine first
class were importer at third.class
rates on the representation that they
were to be used in making csrpett.
The clause In the proposed smendmeut
relating to third.class woods deeigna
ing the general markets OF the United
States as fixinS the value OF imported
woods, In regarded az very important,
se, n the Senate amendment Ii
adopted, 1t Will Ge1troy the oppDrtun-
Ivy for under values which now exist.
Senator Mantle, who intr duce the
memorial OF the National Wool
Growers association in tho Senate,
sage that the amendment does not
nearly cover the demand made by the
association, hut In his opinioa 1t Will
be vast ippr vement upon the bill as
II passed the House OF Representatives..
IL Will remaiu with tho Western sena-
tore, he Gays, to say whether or not
the proposed amsndm snls shall be-
come q part Of the new tariff Law or
whether the demands OF the wool
manufacturers 40 applied to wool shali
uutweigh tao.e of the wool growers
themselves.
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There are times when the

There are times when the
variation of a pulse beat
tells the practiced physician
whether the scale will 90
down and mean death or up
and mean life. But suppose
the medicine he prescribes is
not the medicine which your
child is taking, but some
thing the druggist thought
would do just as well ! Who
is going to regulate the bal
ance them A druggist who
will offer you something else
when -you ask for SCOTS
Emulsion will do the same
thing with his prescriptions.
Get what you ask for! Q
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY APRIL II, 1897

u Idano againsl tho application Of
TINT state for the aggregation OF about
81 900 acres OF land In tue Vicinity OF
Blackioot under the Carey act. One
question at issue Ia as to what lands
can 10 selected by any state under tn.
Carey act. The Peoples company
alleged that they were the prior
appiics nts anu that they bad com.
mencsd y system OF irrigation, taking
water from the came source ns the
A merican FAlls Canal company,
through which the state had planned
the irrigation. Tnoy Insisted that the
states claim should be rejected, as the
system Of the Peoples contrary would
iTrlgate the entire territory covered
by the two systemic. The state enied
this latter CLAIM and conlended that
the limit Of the protesting concess'on's
capacity Tor reclamation 10 not exceed.
ing 10000 acres.
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ltaOer, Capt. DAmpztb, In which he
enye:
"Under the present dppiornbie
scheme, all the British government
has the right to dc, seemingly, IL 10
plead Its opinions before tribunal oil
two youthful iespOis, the emperors OF
Germany aud Russia, and to abide by
their help to execute their 0nuI ne.
examinations. Our Jiseraceful OIL ce
seems TO be to place ships, guns, sol.
diers and sailors at their disposal for
the purpose OF keepiu & dow the move
ment for the liberty of Crete, nnd Of
securing TO these young despois. who
have In no wise earned tho confluence
VI Europe, the power OF deciding qnes-
ti1ns which rightiully belong tO the
Cretsnr."
THE UNITED STATES AND THE
DLCCKADE.
LONDON, Aptll l6.-The Rome CDR
respondent VI the STANDARD says IL is
stated there that AGmlr-l Cauevaro,
commanding the International fleelr IN
Cream waters, has received notice
from the American government tn at
the United States ioss not recognize
the existeDce OF block de OF Crete.
AS TO FINANCES.
ATHENs. April l6.-At the session
OF the TO-. Ielative assembly today M.
Delyannie Introduced u bill uuthOriz
ing the government TO Increase the
itsue OF treasury notes from Ia U0D, 900
to 3J,0G0,0O0 drachmas, with au alter
hative bill sanctiOning an interna.
tionai loan OF "a 900. 900 drach mas, aud
d third bill INCREASING the issus OF
small bank notes OF the deu domination
OF o. e aud two drachmas to the amount
oil dU,000,OUO.
RUMORED TURKISH ADVANCE.
LONDON, April TO- The Daily
Chronioiu war CorrespY udent at Kala.
mRqus says u Is IumUred there tuat u
number OF Turkish ifregulars have
crossed the Greek iiontier and occupied
tae detefled village OF Mandrnun liza,
north OF the Pinuus mountains. Greek
regulars We're sent to that point irVm
* slaqus last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17

WAsHINGToN, April l6. - Chief
Joseph, the leader OF the band OF l5G
Nee Perce Iudians now qlArtere1 al
the COlvills reservation Ia Washing.
ton state, had hearing before Ac,iDg
COmmlssl) of Indian Affair,
Smith today, in which he appealed a.
lands for his tribs In their old haunt
about the Snake river In Idaho. He
said he wanted lsJds there allotted in
eeveraity to bis baad, AMI also asRe >
that they be given Gemall mill ami
Industrial school, together win 81 ,0O0
per Rnnum for h mself.
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, April TO-
AT meeting OF the creditors of the
Bennett Il Columbia Mlllcorp ration
today ii Yves discovered that 81, 400, 900
in notes OF the two concerns had been
Issued OF which no account has ap.
peared In the returns submitted to the
stale by tho corporation. Upon learn.
ing that this anu more than $500, 0O0
hsd been charged TO the acc luut Oi the
plant, when II should have appesreu
IA profit and LOSE, thereby showing q
surplus instead of a deficit, IL was
voted to place both corporations into
the hands OF receivers.
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FRANKFORT, KY, April l0.-A
truce H. the senstorlal battle has been
declared until mex, Tuesday. Toe 10
spective steering committees this AT.
.eTnoUu sigDeu agreements that on
tomorrow and Monday but one vote
should be cast for each Of the car
didatee. Nearly hall OF the members
nave gone home or elsewhere 10 Stay
until Tuesday morning, and most OF
the rem siniDv half VIII go to l. uis.
Vile on q special train tom orTow al
terDoon to attend tho address OF Hon.
william Jennings Bryan at tue Audi
tUfium.
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WAsHISGrUN, April TO- The ex.
bnustiOu OF the funds apprUpriatsd
for tho general land uilics Is largely
Gripping the WORK In the fell, anu
iuItuer retrenchment on the salary
rolls was made today. The fourteen
examiners of tue office who have
been investigating the Chippewa H.
dian lands, AT So per day each, anu
twelve mineral land commissioners
IN Idaho and Montana, drawing
$4,000 yer anDum each, were ordered
dropped from the rolls.
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Western Senators stand Together fos
Important changes.

important thnnges.
WAsHINGToN, April l6.-WesterD
senators, alter several conieIeL ces have
teschod an agreement to stanu tOgeth-
er for important changes in the wool
Hche-ule OF the Dingley bill. The
senators most prominently identified
with the movement are Mesers. Mas
tie, Carter. shuup, Warren anu
Burrows. They have not only agreed
upon a line Of amendments but have
deck to insist un their con clusion IL
the bills. The meetings have also
oeen attended by many prominent
wool.growers. Tue proposed Rmend-
menls are directed msiuly to close the
many lOOpholes for evasions ana frauu
which w0Olmeu agree abound in the
DInglev bill, and were also found in
the MI kiuley law.
An Amendment was agreed upon
providing that an additional uuty Uf 4
cents per pounu should be LEVIED upon
skirteu woods auu WOODS imported In
1880 and prior to that time. The prin-
cipsl change, however. to be proposed
Ia upon wool anu csmels hair OF the
third class. The D.ugley bill propose
an ,ad vnlOrem uuty upon woods OF
this Glaze. It is proposed now TO strike
out the DinRiey oil clauses related to
third-class woods anu Insert instead IN o
following:
son woods OF the third class and
camels hair OF tue third class the value
OF which shall be- s cents or less per
peuod In tho wool markets Of the
United States, tho duty shall be- 8
cents per pound, and on ali the " Oois
anu hair OF this class the value o.
which shall exceed cents per pound
In the general markets OF the Uniled
States there shall be an aduiliona
duty OF hat Of one cent per pjurd for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17

WASHINGTON, April II. - The
French embassy here is actively ss.
Stating the French teleRrsphio cable
company Ia efforts 1t is making to lay
a new cable rom Breet, France, to
Cape COD, Mass, which shall take the
place OF the old cable LAID eighteen
years ago. For tbs purpose the at.
tention OF senators hos been called to
the restriction which uenuing Sen.
ate bill places upon Inc French com.
pany. THIS bill prohibits the landing
Of new cables without the previous
consent OF Congress.
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PURE FOOD AND DRINK

The reason for fresh
roasting tea every day is; it
makes it good.
That's why .Schf2ling' S
Best is daintier and more
charming than any other tea
at anything like the price.
In packages at grocers'.
"a sehininz & Company
San francisco 655
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True MAZE no defense
Organization of senate Committees.


WASHINGTON, April 16.-rhe Re.
publican Committee on com mitteeu OF
The Senate TO-DAY agreed unanimously
to accept, so far as II Is empowered to
do so, the proposition made by the
Democrats for the organization OF the
Senate committees. Accordingly a
caucus will be- held at 10 O'Clock Mon.
day moruing. The proportion which
the committee has agrssd to accent
provides that the Republicans shall
fll oil the committee places which
were filed by Republican SENATOR
during the last Congress, incluuing
the chairmsnships vacated by r..
publ,csns, anu that they ehall be
given one additional plRcs on
the appropriations committee, va.
Gated by Democrat, AMI tina.
the MEMBERSHIPS of the pos.t flee anu
post roade committee shall be In
creased from nine to ten la oruer to
give the Democrats an additional place
on that committee. This areangem. mt
viii result Ia leaving the Republican
senators at tho head of all the I'M.
portant committees, but msjority Of
the membership of mauy of them will
be- anti.RepublicRns. There are inui.
cations that the committee recon me u.
uatiOn Will not be- received with favor
by ali the Republican SIGNATURE.
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WASHINGTON, April 16.-Seor etary
Gage has iastruoteu the customs ofiice
OF PoavIne, N. d., to admit tho lou
Chinese who are en- route ITO m Oh ns
10 the NASHVILLE exposition. This nc.
ton is taken on ths instructio n OF the
uirector-genersl that their nj mission
is necessary under concessions made 10
exhibitors anu 9th eIs.
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THE TRIAL OF TRUE,
Two Witnesses Examined and No
Defense.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 1G--In
the trIal of True bug few witnesses
were examined by the prosecution.
One OF these was tho engineer OF the
train which True is accused Of baviu z
held up at UiDt.h, Utah, on October
Ian Last
The engineer, Daniel Rowland, said
that Just lie ore he whlslied for Devil's
Gate he heard sound as OF falling
coal lie turned and saw q man with
hts head hidden by snck, with re.
volver in his hand. The man drew n
white snck from hls pocket and made
the fireman cover his heal with IL.
He then com elled the witness to
allow uowD, and later TO stop, after
which he compelled him to walk back
to the mail car with him, ami siand
by whils he blew 1t open.
Fireman Mcfarland, who was on
the engine the night OF the robbery,
told similar story. He identiiie /
the pris jnsr rs the robber, claiming
that he recognized him vs man he
had known before by his voice, eiz
and actions.
Trus MAZE no defense.