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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25

SASGUILLY's CASE


Debated ia the sernts Foreign Reia-
lions Committee.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 25.-The Senate
committee ON foreign relations met
today to consider the rtquest OF the
state department that the COMMITTEES
do not press its resolution demandi0g
the immediate release OF General Julio
Ssnguilly, from Spanish prison In
Cuba. The committee gave the sub.
ject careful attention, but declined TO
grant the request.
1t appeared from a statement OF the
secretary OF state that the Spanish
z lvernmeni's promise 10 release San
gully waa accompanied with pro-
vision that he SHOULD withdraw mis-
appeal from the second sentence OF q
Cuban court, 1t was stated the re-.
lease could be secured any time OF this
condition should be complied with.
The committees discussion was on
this point. The opinion was generally
expressed that for General SanRuilIy
to pursue this course would he mad
visable, for the reason that iS would
amount to an wledgement of
guilt and be equivalent TO the aban-
donmeut of any claims ne might have
against the Spanish government for
damages. The committee therefore
decided to press consideration Of the
resolution reported yesterday.
There was dramatic scene when
Hale (Maine) Interrupted Daniel TO
inquire II the committee had not re-
eeived communication from the
secretary OF state giving the assurance
that the release Of Sanguilly would
take place IN few days.
Daniel replied, no. Hale persisted
and directed the inquiry to Sherman,
the chairman OF the committee, which,
he said, was the organ OF the Senate.
Daniel declined TO yield further.
~ am the organ OF my state" he
declared.
"When get through will yield to
some other oIgan-tne organ OF the
captain general If Cuba or the queen
OF Spain"
Gray announced that he had seen a
dispatch stating that Sanguilly's con-
sui had Withdrawn his appeal to iscil-
itate his release.
Daniel retorled: at l represen ted
Sanguilly, would telegraph him not
to Withdraw his appeal. There are
enough people in this country to
demand his unconditional release.'
Frye eaid Sanguilly's counsel had
done an sin, xcussbly unjust act"
He said a ship oi war should start for
Cuba to deliver Ssngullly at once.
The galleries applauded loudly disre-
aardiDK the attempt OF the Vice.
President to restore order.
"The galleries. are filed with Ameri-
can oilizsne" exclaimed Mills land
they have u right TO express their
feelinpa on this question:
Hale said this country could not be
driven to war In the mex. eight days.
The storm subsidized anu the debate
was continued.
When tho time for discussion had
continued to test tho sentiment OF the
Senate on the 5Anguilly resolution,
Allen moved TO displace the In0ian
bill ami proceed with the Cuban
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New YORK, Feb. 25.-rho corres.
pondent OF the Herald In BOgota says
the Spanish minister, Baron de Ia
Barre, was slapped In the face and
otherwise ineulted by Senior Morales
on board n railroad train.
Morales, who lie very young man,
Is q relative OF Don Placide Morales,
who was killed in the streeis OF Bogota
q year ago. The dispute had ariser
between DON PIacide and soma
Spanish residents over the Cuban
question. Finally group OF Cats-
lonians led by Rosendo Pach attacked
Dan Placlde sud killed him. The 10.
suit to the Spanish minister has
caused great sensation Ia the capital.
Senior Morales has been Imprisoned.
The feeling against the spanish In
BOgota Ia very bitter
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be. anu only he, shall have the Rn.
tnorlly 10 say who shall have the
privilege OF beholding Fi,zsimmuns at
MS training, even after the hardship
Of tedious trip out to the ranch have
been endured. Those who W sh to pay
me q, rnishmau a visii mui 1t go to this
livery man for ticket OF admission to
the pymnaaium.
True he dOte not charge laughing
Tor the ticket, but then he has teams
Tor hire, and nobody would ever think
OF attempting TO walk cut to the ranch
any more than they would 20 to a
rival stable for z after this generous
Individual hns provided them with
The coveted Tickets.
Julian Rnd Filzsimmone are said to
he In partnership with tho stable
keeper and gets percentage Of the
profits.
Coaches will be in operation today
between hare anu both traiuing
Quarters and epHGial old.time stage,
drawn by elk horses will make trips
every afternoon from Carson to Cooke
ranch, all those purchasing coach
tickets being privileged to watch
z'lmmons Mt his afternoon exer.
cisee.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 25.--The su-
preme cour. has affirmed the case OF
Helen NJ. Cougar against the election
officers In her precinct Ia Lafayette,
In which she claimed the right to vote
at general election and brought suit
against the election officers to compel
them to receive and couut her ballot.
In pronouuoing the opinion OF the
court, Judge HACKNEY said that the
question presented In the case is
wether women, under existing laws OF
the state OF Inuiana have the privilege
Of suffrage ana whether sex ls a quail.
cation upon the rights to vote Tor pub.
lie officers. He then proceeded to ahow
that uuder the constitution women
cannot vote aud that the provision OF
the constitution is not in conflict with
the Conslilu Ion OF the United States.
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ENGLAND'S CREIAN POLICY.
The creeks Should Be Forced 10 With.
draw From the Island.
King George says IL is Impossible Ecz
His Government 90 Change
Their Plans.

LONDON, Feb. 25.--In the House OF
Lords today Marquis Salisbury reply
Ing to q question from Lord Dunraven
said that as the best means OF placi ng
the house 10 possession OF the facts OF
moment In regard to Crete, he would
read telegram sent yes,erksy even
ing to the British Ambassadors 10 the
courts OF the great powers. 1t was:
sin orm the government to which
you are accredited that her majesty
government proposes to make tho iol.
lowing declaration OF policy, which
they intsnd to puraus and which they
believe is In accordance with the views
OF ther allie:
"Firsl-rne establishment Of ad.
ministrative autonomy in Crete as a
necessary condition for the termlna.
lion OF International occupation.
Secondly-That, subject to above
conditions, Crete ought in their judg.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The House
comm ttee ON foreign affairs has de.
ciuea to report the resolution calling
os thu President for all Information
concerning the treatment OF American
prisoners In Cuba.
The committee framed substitute
for various resolutions OF inquiry before
1t. Chairmaa Hit expects to have II
passed by the House today.
The resolution IL as follows:
"Rssolved, By the House OF Repre-.
sentHtives that the President be re.
quested to transmit to the House OF
Representatives, II not Incompatible
with public interest, all correspondence
flied in the state department, not
hitherto communicated 10 Congress,
in regard TO the imprisonment OF
A merican citizsns by the Spanish
officials iu the Island of Cuba"
Chairman Hit OF the House foreign
affsirs COMMITTEES assured the commit.
tee today, in case the Senate passed
the Ssnguilly resolution, he would ca II
the committee together to consider it,
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 25.-The
Hooking Valley road has gone into
the hands of IA receiver ON application
OF the Central Trust company, New
York.
The Trust company filed its applica-
ton in the United States circuit,
Cleveland. 1t states that the railroad
company owes II s29), 900 for interes
due within the next thirty days. Mon.
serrst President was appointed re-.
ceiver by Judge Sage, Immediately
taking charge OF the road. The
purpose ia to reoTgsnize the company
aud scale the debt which has been
oppressive. The March interest in.
cludes money due, 5000. 900; Columbus
and Toledo second mortgage bonds
amounting to SCI 900 anu interest on
$4,000, 200 consolidated mortgage bonds,
amou nting to 100000. The annual
meeting OF the company is set for
March 18th. The transfer books for
recording stock was closed last week.
thirty days prior to the meeting.
Siece then stock has been dumping,
reaching the lowest figures since II.
was listed on the exchange.
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MANY MIsFORTuNEs.
A Capitalist Transgresses - Mexican
Law aud ts Arrested,

Law nud IN Arrested.
Los ANGELES. Cal. Fsb. 25 -Spme
three weeks aga J. A.. Dubhs, Pitts
burg capitalist, started into Lower
California fer the purpose OF looking
over some mineral deposits. He was
unacquaiuted with the country and
engaged haif-oreed guide and a
double team from a livery man at
Yuma, Ariz Alter investigating the
property Dubbs and his quite started
TO return thither, but Dubbs had un.
willingly disregarded the lave OF
Mexico by taking hia team into that
country without first having given a
bond for the payment Of duty on the M.
Several ruraies who patrol the line
Intercepted him and as he could moi
produce any authority for the presence
OF the American wagon and horses In
Mexico, the outfit was escorted to
Eniada, an eight days. journey. Here
Dubbs gave o bond and the case was
referred to the Mexican secretary OF
state. Mr.. Dubbs paid the guide's
wey to Yuma and came on TO Los
Angeles sending word TO the livery
stable man that he would stop of al
Yuma rs soon rs he visited that
country again and pay him for the
outfit. The latter, however, tele.
Rrsphed Sheriff Burr requesting the
arrest OF Dubbs for grand larceny. In
response to query as to the value OF
his outfit the livery man wired that he
wanted S425. This Dubbs refused to
cay 30 he thought 1t exorbitant. He
was brought before Judge Allen on
habeas corpus proceedings, but was dis
charged by the court.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 25,--There was
su echo OF Brysn's visit to the House
yesterday after the journal was read
today.
Barrett lRsp. Massey called attention
to the fact that the Coogressioua
Record this morning contained th-ss
wOrdt: "During the reading OF the
bill, Mr.. Bryan entered the hall ant
there was loud appiatse on the Dsmo
cratic side" he asked whether ths
Records testimony to the truth OIL
history was proper.
"The chair considers 1t very i'm
proper thing to pat in the record" re.
piled the Speaker.
SIS II thert?' he asked.
ut is" replied Barrett, sand move
that 1t be stricken out from the perma.
nent record"
"rhe motion ia unnecessary" said
the Speaker sharply. "The chair will
order 1t stricken from the record"
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TACOMA, Washington, Feb. 25. 1t
Ia stated mere ON good authority that
President Hill Ot the Great Northern
IL about to purchase hRiI OF the stock Of
the Tacoma Land company, who
owns the largest part OF the unsjld
Tacoma townsite and 500 acres OF tide
lands which will be needed ultimately
Tor railroad terminnls. This Is taken
to indicate that HIPS plan to secure a
joint or sympathetic operation OF the
two roads VIII sooner or later be put
Into operation. Tho result will be- 10
secure tue use by the Great Northern
OF the Northern Paciiic's tunnel
through The Cascades an terminals at
Tacoma, iacluling the deep water
docke, 100 miles OF sidp tracks ana the
largest carshons in the w sst, which
cost the road 81 100000. lniR would
save the Great Northern an expense OF
several millions iur boring new tun-
mel and duplicating these terminals on
Its own line.
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New York, Feb. pa special to
the Herald from Panama sayt: Mail
ndvices from Costa II CO asseft that
Congress met on the 10 h inst. and
ratified a new arbitration treaty with
Colon bia.
The corresponds mt OF the Herald In
Gusytqull, Ecuador, telegtaphs that
senior Luis Feline Carlo, Ecuedorian
minister to the United States, has in-
ierred the Quito government that an
American syndicate Is willing to
undertake the construction of the
Southern railway. Senior Carlo says
thst engineers will soon arrive from
the United States,
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Appeal for sausu,liy wi,hdrAwn.

HAVANA, Feb. Ex-senator Messia
Dauguez, counsel Tor Julio Sanguilly,
has FLED iu Havana olurt paper
withdrawing the appeal TO the suprt m .
court OF Justice OF Madrid made against
the sentence OF the Havana criminal
court, condemning Sanguilly to
imprisonment for life.
LIS believed ut the stsie department
that the withdrawal OF the appeal VIII
be followed prem lily by the pardon Of
Sanguiliy. Ii ID said an arrangement
to This emu has been going forward
for come time aud the withdrawal
OF the appeal was sn Indispensable re-
quisite to granting the request.
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siLER SEES FArz.
TE-J Discuss u Point Not Yet
Settled.

CARSON, Nav, Feb. 25.-6enrge
Siler, who Is 10 referee the Corbett.
Fiisiimmons Fl .ht, pa Id q second visit
to the latter at Cooks ranch for the
purpose of chatting with the N ew
Zssland boxer about the rules
According to Siler'A Interpretation Of
the Queenabury rules man can punch
with mis- free arm at all timss. 5iler
hdmite, however, that this point Ii not
brought out too clearly, and says he
considers It good policy to let the con.
teslants themselves decide whether
lighting shall be continued during
clinches. This point has not been
settled and the pr liabilities are that
the fighters will not come TO an under.
standing in this connection within ten
days. Fitz:immons told Sller that he
did not propose to let Corbe.t know
which style OF fighting he preferred
until few days before the fight. He
salt that 1t was not his intention to
allow Corbe,t to practice on breskaway
blows and that sort OF thing any
longer than necessary. Biier will
PROBABLY prepare u written statement
giving his views about close rang
lighting and both men may be asked
to sign It,.
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resolution. Hin demanded the yest
and nays, saying he desired test.
Holl call was followed with intense
Interest. The motion prevailed, yeas
40, nays "a.
Teller In speech on the Sanguilly
resolution added another dramatic
phase to the Cuban debate. He said
he would eend every ship we have to
protect the American citizens. He
would make every power on earth
respect American citizsnship, II IL
TOOK all the guns and men and money
In the country.
Hale Appealed to tue Senate not to
conlscaie every hour OF the ses-
sion defeating ali appropriation
billie. He intimated also that
" the Cuban resolutions were
pushed there would be "IulI debate"
IN OppCsitiUn.
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New YORK, Feb. 25.-Joe Vendig
denie. that he contemplates attaching
the $4,000 purse for the Corbetl.
Ftznmmors fight, held by Al Smith.
lie say.:
VI am Dan StuRrt's partner in tbis
hight. My lawyers are preparing 10
take action in tue Unitsi States courts
In my benali, but under no circum.
stances will they attach any money
that is In AL Smilh's hands, ae he is
my friend aud will do nothing that
VIII tend to annoy him."
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CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 25.-At .
q. m. tne Ou.o river reached 90 feet q
Inches, having risen an inch hour
since q. m. A dispatch from Porte.
mouth, ono, says that at a. m. the
river was at a stand at 80 leet, 6 inches
River men look for q fail 10 begin here
by night and at Il stage not exceeding
so feet, Sine 80 far no latalitieB
are r. ported, but hunoreds OF families
along the river banks had to desert
thsir hDnoss.
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Tbs Eleventh Ward Amusement
association felt highly elRIed at the
reception given them last night, the
house was literally packed. The piece
prese was the military drama
Down In Dixie, and the performers
did exoellent work. Tonight this
company presents another of Its
pleasing enlertainments-the dtR ma
entitled A EisheTman's Luck, and to.
morrow night the piecs VIII Ue repeat
cd. The old folks anu orphans ia the
ward and oihers will DO invited.
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never Favored Secession,

DENVER, Cole, Feb. 25.-E. S.
HartweiI, ex-treasurer OF tue l.. A.
W., denies that he has ever favored
secession by the Colorado division
from the national equalization. 81
consider the action OF those that are
agitatiug this matter" said Mr.. Hart
well last might, "as most uncalled for.
1t can result only in smoke, as it
should. The movement will meet
with the approval Of few l.. A. w.
members. shall DO all In my pow or
to kill II in Colorauo."
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Probate Orders,

In the matter OF the estate OF Sarah
Il. Groo, an order was made for the
settlement OF the final account Of the
administrator and the distribution Of
this estate as provided by the will and
the discharge of Byron Groo. the ad-
ministrator, with will annexed.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
/. Conk.an order was made confirming
the sale OF real estate heretofore made.
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TUCSON, Ariz, Feo. 25.-rhe people
OF this cdy were surprised to learn
that q bill Ia I'd passed the lower house
OF Congress commanding the Arz)na
loan commission 10 fund over $500. 900
priuoipal and interest OF narrow suag a
railroad bonds which tue United
Mates supreme court, in suit appeal
eatrom Pima county declared abso-
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KEY WEST, Fla, Feb. 25. - The
Associated Press correspondent here
ascertained from passenger on the
steamer Olivette, which arrived to-
night that 1t is reported that Or. Ruiz,
the American citizen alleged to have
been killed in Jail, was visited by the
governor OF 9uanabacoa, Senior Fous.
dieveia, and insolently questioned.
This was resented by Ruiz. Fonsdie.
vela, 1t is said, seized q club ana struck
Ruiz on the bead, causing death.
WILL PUNISH TIE GUILTY PARTIES
MADRID, Esh. 95.-Senor Canovss
de Csstiio, the minister for forelgt
affairs, the Duke OF Tetuan, ami the
minister pr war Gen. Azacaraga, have
had long conference on the case o,
DE-. Ricardo Ruiz, citizen Of the
United States VINO died recently IN u
prison near Havana. The semi offlc
Epoca says the government is pre-.
pared to make al inquiry into the
matter, anu II DR.. Ru was ill-tresteu,
tire guilty parties viii be punished.
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CHICAGO, Feb. GA telegram has
been received from C0uncii Blutfs,
Iowa, stating that fine baby boy has
been added TO the family OF Harold
Mccormick. who was married on
November 20, 1895, to Miss Edith
Rockefeller, second daughter OF job II
ID. Rockefeller OF New York.
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luIeiy void, because they were iseued
IN violation Of the organic law Of the
territory. A mass meeting last night
Denounced tue congressional act as an
attempt t. override the eclalon OF the
supreme court OF the United States,
and 10 burden the people OF Ariz ia
with the Payment OF these fraudulent
bonds Tor which no consideration has
been recei we'd
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. rs. = Senator
Jonss, CHAIRMAN OF the Democratic
national committee, and Butler, chaiI-
man OF The POpuiist national com.
mittee, approve OF the course OF silver
Republicans In organizing an indie.
pendent party, both regarding 1t MS the
wiaesI possible move.
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MILITARY ACTIVITY;


New York. Feb. pa special to
the Herald from 81. Petersburg says:
Tne Novoe Vtemya elaine that the
Greek policy IL good for England. II
shs goes In, II will be impossible to
lorbid the Turks nom defending their
territory.
The MirOvle OF Goloski says the
trouble Is purely local one and does
not threaten the peace OF Europe.
The Giasnoat says the Greeks
counted OIL disaccori and found IT,.
Greece must capitulate, or Europe
muet.
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TACOMA. WASH, Feb. 25.-The price
OF wneaI in the Taooma market has
advanced nve cents, making au Ad-
vance VI 10 cents in two days, There
are about 1000 bushels OF wheat IA
tue state, held cniefly by farmers and
warehouse men wac have bssn wait
ing for higher pr.ces.
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CARSON, New, Feb. ,25.-Flizslm.
mons and Julian have never been &C.
3used OF overlooking an opportunity to
urn an honest penny, but they have
III upon scheme now which every.
oouy admits Ia "peach." They put
into operation yesterday. 1t IL
pothing less than Il contract with q
ocAi livery stable proprietor by whic /
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Tbe Presi-
dent toJay sent the Senate the nomi.
nation OF Justice VIM. Clark to be
United States district judge for the
eastern district OF North Carolina.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The sppro-
priallon committee OF the Senate has
inserted In The sundry civil bill an
amendment carrying Sl,SO5, $50 to pay
additional sugar bounty elaine.
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DENOUNCED AS 4 FAKE.

WARRINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator
Hale just delivered telegram from
Secretary Olney, which says In effect
mat Consul General Lee never asked
ior his passports, never asked for war
ships aud the whole story OF his
rendering his Resignation Ia fake.
A rnmor has gained wide currency
that Consul General Lee has been
given his passports and that serious
lnpture had occurred between the
United States and Spain. Tho report
ls absolutely discrediIed hore.
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STAMFORD, Conn, Feb. 25-At o
O'Clock Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher is
thought TO be dying.
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mOnt remain In portion a Turkish en-.

ment remain In portion Turkish em-
pire.
Thirdiy-Turks and Creeks should
be informed by the powers Of this
resolution.
Fourth--If Turkey or Greece should,
were required, persistently refuse to
withdraw their militia and naval
forcee from the land, the powers should
Impose their decision by force upon the
slate 80 refusing.
KING GEORGE STANDS FIRM.
ATHENS, Feb. 25.--KinR George and
the government reiIerate that 1t ia inn
possible for them to retreat from their
decision in regard to Crete, which Ia
supported by the whole nation.
MILITARY ACTIVITY.
PARIS. Feb. 25.-A dispatch from
Lsrias, Greece, says 1000 troops are
concentrated there AMI the greatest
activity prevails. II ie believed at
Larissa that open hostilities will i'm
medintely begin on the frontier, in tine
event OF Greece not being allowed TO
aDntx Crete.