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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
DEFEAT IN EPIRUS.
irrclunrs Fired nv Mistake op the
Greeks at tcntcpenadia.
SUDDEN ATTACK WAS MADE BY TURKS
Greeks Fought BraycIy, but Finally
Broke 10 Confusion.
RALLIED AND kENEWED FIGHT.
All Day the Matte Wared, hat t
Last nrceL Ammunition case out.
piN"rdoriS hrtvcar
RALLIED AND RENEWEp FIGHT.

london. Arrti 2s 4 dispatch to the
noiy Mall from iptrnr. dated 'ruosday.
myA Tho Grocl,s have miturod their ilcst
err,t rovouc in Hultus and the atuatlon
hos clienrel with eiartunr suilonneaa
When LIANT tcDcgnll htl thu Turin ware IN
Wli and disuidrrN rutroat toward Jnuini
ana the Otcrls were ioyo0sly ADVANCING
For some uuacrountahlp reason tho Nheo-
mteN inadopuntr force ur only 1000 men
WAS detached frum rhiliipiado to anise
rcutopornda ON eniufiug routcprRRdla
some htogulars by mtstaho fired ou thn
uroolH. A icaporntc aud hloody hand Ia
hand encounter rcsultod Tho rirhN ut.
t"rrd dnmonlacal yole and ohnwed tho
greatest fofoeity. white the utrols. who
Md bern without tuod all nlght ions ami
were hnpolosAly outuumhcrni. wefo taken
at ,onmd"fablo disadvantage.
An hour inter- the ngnuug began two
companion of 1urbs uccnplcd "a hil ON tho
ur'oh fanit aud Opened deadly fire, Tho
cruotq nroioo "a r,Uiusion aud fled III
panic with Bnaiost difficulty thoir Of
n,mp rallcd thoni and led ibom bael, 10
the trout Whrt" ,hol rcnowed thu battln
Nghlutt uNefpoWrrluE odds
Aihlur cimWundntu commanded them.
| AZ dHY ho fought I the front tine Two
horses Netr shot uudcr him and hr wna
| twice wounded, hnt no Hponci 10 bear
| charmed lltu
ohc"b uculropnt an italian volunteer.
| Rni five prNbt"p tuehcd UIpu the rirHH.
! Five of tho HcVru dropped dnnd hefor" they
! Hut anywhere n'Nf litr onuny aud the iea,
Tenant WeN wounded Another pr|Hio.
! Whcu tho nlcrta flui fought tho rutks
,ftt a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

Washington. April 2s The general ~
ooutlyo beard Of tho knights Of Labor to-
dry formally declared war against Tho
American Federation NJ Labor on account
n tho action OF The National brewery
Workcm union an affiliated body Of III"
American Federation Of Labor. aud adopt
Cd an address 10 tho mcmbcra Of the
knightS Of Labor throughout tho United
Btatoa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
'lFrlui, t'rnfs.iiDs,.

conaiantlnople, AprIi "a. Great britain,
Russia and France have ofDoioliy notified
the Tufklrh government hat they VIII M
dorlsks TO protect the Grooba IN Turkey
The Sisnmors which have sailed from
hero with many Greeks on hoard are re-
turning 10 this country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
urm.rnI mnunurmrnt l9.preled.

LoHDoN. ApHiL 2s "A SPECIAL pra-
PATCH FltoM A1IIENa TINS EVENING
aAYB THAT a GENEnAL EN0AdIn-
MENT nErwEEN TnE onpEKs AMI
ruHRa rs EXPECTED TOMORROW m
VELAsToN1s. WHERE tine TURKS
NAVE JUST nElN DEFEATED
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
TODAT'S FEATURES.
t,rrtc.

rho extraordinary session OF tho
Grc"l assembly was forced to adjourn
for lack of quorum
Greek army has fallen back from phar-
sNla,
Powcra arc said TO 30 roady 90 inior.
venc wherever the ministerial CRISIS at
Athens pusscs.
rhc Crock defeat a, i'cn,cpogadla Sc,
scrlbct.
itotret from t.arsca Ia suh, TO havo
been u lctiect rout
Groat Britain. France and RUSSIA have
tudorIaiton protection OF Grcel>s In rur.
key.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

London. Aprl 2s~A dispatch 10 tho
Tlmop ffoin Vienna says the Austrian for
oign under secretary has informed do
puinliou OF yirnnhac merchants that ihero
IN lililo ground 10 apprcheDd a lombard
mcnt " BalOnich by the Greek neot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
STONED rms PALACE.
Mot nroi,c out ,Rnin"t iSinN George
mud Was iinrd 40 Suppress.

Athena kuru 9N Cr,,yds ls., evening
ror.t ,bc palnea b,nt,, up v,nd,y. and
,r,,a rpovp win the KING ao.Nn ,yt,h
prp,o cons,autlnc. Fiyo us n rapuhli, @"
eo,oo pi.,oh woro nrcd smone the rioters.
and man, o,nccrs ,sero wounded and
,otl.cd
(
Lo"'op NpFll oI'''"' "'"pn''"''
FROM f'm' nay NAV news u" been ''-
cel'rl 'h'r' from Athens Announcing mat
tho porpl" I'iA''' "E"l''' N''R ''orE'
'"'
ao,,1 admiral Cano,aro. the Italian com
p,nd,r tn crnlnn watcrs. lo mona The
italian lronclndr snrdonga ana unbor and
| Me italian cruiser Monticello to the riraous
,p ora,r ia project Italian subjects IA The
,,.c,i of troublc.
/ n h believed OF Rome. the dispatch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

The lower river continues 10 rise, hut
tho wator .s spreading ont over tho
country, which prevents II having much
force.
Minister Angel Will tt ia -aid. cal, Tar
key to account for the injuries done Amer
leans
p"bon wos cccocd senator from Ken
tu'ky.
Wall OF water aNcnl down ON Wcat
Guthrie. cpmslng groa, loss of Ire and
destruction of property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

Athens. April ~ CMlduiRht Tho leg
iao,ivo assembly mot again THE oycnng.
Ninety nyc depuliou wcrc present AZ ~
ncp0tc quorum ~ ioi apoihcr Adjournment
was necessary. Tho ADJOURNMENT was fol
lowed by rNcitcmon, ard cries ur diA1p
prevail from tho palluilos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

Vienna. Aorll ~ Tho newspapers Of this
civ, ~ Petersburg aud nudn Peat COM
mont UPON Tho meeting " Tho rmpcrorH of
ltUsHia and Austria M bong evidence az an
agreement Of ihe poweru 10 speedily bring
an cud 10 tho war between Turkey and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

confiantlnople, Aprll ~ 'l'be Turkish
irooIA at I.arisna captured aistY artillery
oaissons IN addition 10 largo quantity
Of ammunition,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
,,n,,. Win Mnu..r m,n...

Conslapiinoplc, AprlI 2s sixteen bat
tnlions Of tho eecond army corps a, Adrian.
opie have been armed WIN Mausers aud
Transferred 10 sSlonlca A transport load
cd wan l7D 600 aaupcfE aud 50 600 round
~ Mauser ammunition has been forward.
ed
salonlca. April 2s. The people here have
become oalmor. and the apprehension OF an
attack upon tho par, Of the Greek fleet 1,
dying away
The French cruiser Bugeapd baA arrived
hero 10 protect the French iatereptA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

Cotton futures Iani, points up at Now
orI"sna. aud II points higher at Now
Yorl
iious'on spot cotton ll5 hghor. mid
dl!ng now Csc
Al'"r r,r,ng lc. Iply wheat declined Ne.
closing at ~ 1-Sc
Nmajl net dvellnes wore made n mo,l,s.
ToNas ana Pacific bonds advanced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
sport

Antonio 81 Paris I, pnl0s b. Fort Worth
s. pcnlson.Shrrmau o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29
THE ADVANCE OF THE

Tho GroelB huyo withdraw their forcos NO,
The orovHcR indi ga
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
GROWING WORSE.
DANGER IN OTHER SECTIONS
or THE SOUTH.
The People 81 Helena. Ark. are WORKING
Day aud slight 10 Strengthen the
Lcyeo and Keep on the Threat.
ened Ovrraow.

Memphis, Tenn, April 5.--Tho food
situation has once more become acute
from point few miles above Austin.
Miss, NJ far down a. the first break
At Pcrthshirc. Miss. Another croyasse
In this line Of lcvccs would not be sur.
prisinR. The pressure on the levee Is
brought about by the waters Of the St
Francis basin. which arc here longest.
ed between the lcvccs In front Of
Helena. There ~ no lcvec ON the Ar.
knnsn down 10 Sans soud. ~ point
above Helena, a distance % hundred
miles, and Il h ut Austin that tho levcc
system on each side Of the river be-.
gins and goes 10 the passes below New
Orleans. The water Is now No high In
the st. Francis basin that the current
PUSHES from the west aud cuts along
the east shore lcvcc for miles. and sew
rral alarming kilograms have been re-
ccivod from near Austin today. Boats
have been requested 10 run on slow
bells, and laborcrs are constantly
strengthening the cmhankm, ats. a
crcvnssc at Austin would mandate a
strip Of fertile country In Tunica and
Coahuma counties twenty miles wide
and sixty miles long.
Reports from Helena, Arl,., show
that the river there II still llrwly ris-
ing, and II Is almost miraculous that
the lovccs Of Helena have not broken.
Thousands Of people have been work.
ing day and night and their energies
ARE seemingly ,eNhaustlcss. Tho Mis-.
souri, Pacific and Cotton R"lt roads
have rushcd'trninload after tralnload
Of sacks Of sand into tho lcl-rgr-cd
city and still stand ready 10 help the
Helena people. The railroads have
rendered great assistance
Grecnyillc Is ON an island. end Rose
dale, Miss, Ia In water from i've 10 ton
tcct deep.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
wEYLER IN A RAGE.
He Wants to shoots Rivera, but the Gov
ernment Restraints Him.

lie Wants to shoots Rivera, but the Gov
eminent Re.train. Him.
New York, April GA special TO tho
World from Havana says;
The prevailing belief is that General
Rivera will not be shot. An order is
said 10 have come from Madrid 10
spare his lie. This Is not prompted
from motives OF humanity, but 20 make
good impression upon the United
states and other nations. General
Wcylcr is furious, II Is reported. and
may be the cause Of the order being
withdrawn, In which case General Ri
vera would be- put To death.
A World courier brings the report
from the insurgents tina. Gen. Rivera
had received orders from Gomez to
turn over his command 10 Gen. RoloR
and he was about 10 report 20 Gen,
Gomez for other duty when he was
captured. That his capture was the
result Of treason Il still suspected, but
Senior Jorrin Is no longer accused. Tho
traitor Is thought To have been a petty
oalecr under Rivera.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
DEATH FOR RIVERA.
weyIer DEGREES thas lie sh~' ,uner the Ere
trrmc Penalty.

Weyler DEGREES thas lie She iuncr the Err
trrmc Penalty.
New York, April "A Havana dis.
patch TO the World says; Gen. Rivera
probably will be- shot soon. rs Gen.
wcylcr has given orders that he be
tried by court.martial and shot immo.
diately. lie may be put 10 death on
Saturday In spite Of his wounds, or tho
Spanish may cure him and then shoot
him. The certain execution OF tho
brave wounded prisoner OF war cxcitcs
indignation and disgust here. No other
alleged civilized nation Is capable OF
such an act Col. Baccaloa, who tried
10 carry on his woundcd commander on
his back, although himself wounded,
will die with him.
II Is predicted that these executions
will provoke Gen. Gomez TO shoot all
Spanish prisoners hereafter, instead OF
releasing them.
The Cubans are not disheartened aa
the loss OF Gen. Rivera. They say Gen.
Rolof Is In Pinar del Rio and will be-
come second In command Of the whole
army. Insurgents In great numbers
are coming from the east and concen-
trating In Havana province. They
have plenty OF ammunition and good
cavalry.
Permission nslScdsby Mr.. Marriott,
colleague Of Mr.. Crosby, the cores
pendent OF the Chicago Record, killed
In the field, 20 go 10 secure the body,
has been refused by the authorities.
Minister DE LONE wired the request
and Gen. Lee seconded II. Mr.. Marriott
took Gen. Lees letter TO the palace,
but Gen. Ahumada refused 10 see him,
saying the request could not be grant
ed
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

New York, April 5-Capta.u Edward
=. Dohcrty died at his home la Ais
city yesterday OF heart disease, gsud
90 years,
In 1851 he enlistedas pbi,a,c In the
Union army. lilo became captain OF
the sixteenth New York oa,-..y, and
after Lincoln's assassination We, de-
tailed with tlfty men TO caPturl booth.
then fugitive In barn, thsy having
surrounded. As Captain p,4,rt,
sprang In 10 seize Booth, Bo5ta t.,,ea
a gun. Before he could ass 10 nolss.
~, Sergeant Boston Corbet;s bullet
tired through lnot-hole kill,G hin.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
CARTER q. nARRlson.
The Silver Candidat. Tor Mayor Of chicago
Was Victorious.

Was Victorious.
Chicago, April 0-Thc mayoralty
election today resulted In decisive
victory for the Democratic party. is
candidate, Carter w. Harrison. having
more votes than all the other candi-
dates combined.
AZ midnight the available figures
give Sears, Bep) 10000; Harrison,
DEM 5000; Harlan. 1nd.) 1000;
Hesing, Gndl 5000,
The Democrats made clean sweep
Of all the town offices In the West town
and North town The Republicans
have "a fighting chance 20 get am as
SCISSOR In that part Of the city.
Of the % aldermen. the returns point
20 the election Of 20 Democrats, Re
publicans and independents, Of
these, In fact. being Democrats who
were put ON the ticket by petition.
Harrison gained heavily In the banner
Republican wards, carrying the Thir.
tv.fourth by 300. against t.sli for
Harlan and ,l3i for Sears. This ward
gave Mckinley a majority Of 5000 last
fall.
The Third Fourth and Twelfth
wards, always Republican strongholds,
wcrc also carried by Harrison.
II WIS apparent nt midnight that
Harrison had beaten Sears, the regular
Republican candidate, by from $4,000
10 pO.OU0 votes.
Al the last mayoralty election Swift's
vote was 1919. against ia3.ept Tor
Wcntcr Democrat In the presidential
election Mckinley had 200, 900, against
$4,000 Tor Irynn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
THE RESERVATIONS.
CABINET CONSIDERS FOREST
RESERVE ORDER.
Strong Talk 81 Re-cindins the order Of
EH-rre.ident Cleveland settling Apart
Twenty-one Forest Reservations
In the Oar West.

Washington. April 3.-All the mem.
bers Of the cabinet were prcscntat the
meeting to-day. The cabinet was in
session little over au hour aud "a
half The only question Of public inn
portance discussed was the question
Of resembling the order Of cx.President
Cleveland setting apart twcnty-onc
forest reservations In the west This
question has engaged the attention OF
Secretary Bliss for some time The
secretary today took 20 the white
house the maps aud papers relating to
the matter.
The discussion Of the forestry quos-
tion was at times very vigorous. and
all the members took part. The out
come was instructions that the nation
al forestry commission be summoned
TO Washington to talk over their work
with the president. IL is understood
that the sentiment was that MIR.
Clcvelnnd's proclamation was too com.
prchensiyc, and II was stated that the
object Of the commission which inves.
tigated the subject, and on whose re-
port the reservations were proclaimed.
was 20 take In enough" territory TO
preclude the possible future claim that
any land lcRitimatcly deserving or re-
quiring reservation had been omitted.
The cabing held that the commissions
investigation was inadequate. The
president announced his purpose 10 act
ON conservative lines and not 10 act
without more Inflammation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
nnckrrELLER,s NEW HOME.
ns House VIII be the iiandsornest One in
All America.

Tarrvtown. ~ v, April "A large
force Of mon IS az work at Kaal,out,
the property Of John d. Rockefeller,
converting IL into park. II is said
Mr. Rockefeller Is preparing TO erect
ON the grounds q house which will DO
the handsomcst In America.
The property consists Of nearly 1000
acres in the most beautiful part of
wcstchostcr county About half Of the
land was purchased short time ago
from the Parsons estate. Mr.. Rookie
Teller has been trying 10 purchase the
surrounding country and has been sue
cessful. with the exception Of the
ground occupied 10y Sisters Of Mercy
convent. The territory is historic. In
colonial days the place was retreat
for Indians. and during the revolution
detnchmcnts Of the patriot army were
stationed there. Mr.. Washington often
visited the mount 20 obscrvc the move.
ments Of the enemy. There stood on
this property until recently the house
in which Major Andre passed the night
while on his celebrated journey. but in
the course Of improvements made by
MIR. Rockefeller, this house has been
torn down.
Mr. Rockefeller has built an obscr-
walton towncr 100 feet high on tho
highest point Of Kaakout, from which
a magnificent view can be had. To
the south can be seen Long Island
Sound TO the west the Hudson and the
Palisades, beyond which tower the
Ramapo mountains.
The work gives employment 90 100
men, and will not be completed until
next fall. Only local men are em-
ploycd and the pay roll amounts TO
s., 900 week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

Lima, Peru, March 5.-Ramsay, tho
American sailor who was arrested In
the early part Of the year at Callao, on
a charge OF disorderly conduct, con.
fined and. subsequently sentenced to a
years imprisonment without such le-
gal trial as isprovided for In the treaty
between Peru and the United States.
and whose sentence was commuted
last week TO four months imprison,
ment from January iath, was released
on Saturday night, by order Of tho su.
Perior court Of appeals.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

Commission Defends it, Recommendation.
Washington, April 6.--The govern
mcnt forestry commission had hear
ing before Secretary Of the Interior
Bliss today. at which they went over
the whole forestry question and ex-
planned their reasons for advocating
the reservation Of timber land made by
Gr"siicnt Clevcland's proclamation on
the ed Of February.
The full personnel Of The commission
was present, a. follows: Prof c. $.
Sargent Of Harvard university. chair
man; Gen. II. l.. Abbott, United States
engineer corps; Prof w. H. brewer Of
Yale university; Alex Agassiz, clifford
rinchott and Arnold Hague. Commits
sioner Hermann Of the general land
Office and Director Walcott Of the geo.
logical survey also were there.
senator Wilson Of Washington and
senator shoup Of Idaho represented the
western opposition to the reservations.
The meeting was behind closed doors.
Chairman Sargent reviewed the invcs-
tigation Of the commission last sum.
mer lie was emphatic In declaring
that there was no need ~ modification
Of The proclamation. The commission
was divided, however, ns 30 the advis.
ability Of making any changes, and
several Of the members conceded that
some changes or exceptions might and
should be- made.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
cha.Inr ao,srnmsnl rore...

New York, April 0.--The Herald cor
respondent In Montevidco, Uruguay,
telcgraphs that the government has
been startled by the news that Lamns
and Saralva, with 5000 mon. arc In
pursuit Of $500 federal troops under
gener.J Musez. IL il feared that mum
Der may defeat the troops II they
should encounter the insurgents. Tho
rebels have captured the town Of Arti.
gus, and are collecting duties ON the
brazilian frontier
The llernld's correspondent In Rio
Jnnicro tclcgraphs that the govern
ment has dispatched endorsements to
the UruRuayan frontier 10 intercept
the rcvolutionists.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
a YOUNG FieNp.


A hoy Two and Halt Years old Turn. out
the Iyes ~ Ills naby nroth~r.
Chicago, April 7.-Russcll Frccr. tho
a-ycar-old son ~ poor parents, living
nt 1850 Thiriyninth street, burned out
the eyes Of his iO.months.old brother
this morning with rcd-hot poker. and
the doctora cannot tell n the child will
live.
The strange deed was committed dur.
ing the absence Of the mother. who
heard the Infants screams Of agony
~ she was returning home. and run.
ming Into the room saw the boy sitting
astridc his brothers body, with the
heated iron In his hands aud laughing
In Acndish delight Russell heated the
poker twice In the stove, holding II
20 the Infants eyes until II became
cold. lie does not realize what he has
done
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

Calcutta, April Sit Is officially an.
nounced that rain is falling through.
out the whole northwest Bengal. and
the provinces Of central and northern
Punjab. Some portions Of central In.
dia have also been aided materially by
rain, and Bengal is much assisted In
cultivation for the next harvest. As
one result of this, prices show ten,
deney TO fall in the northwest prov
snees and in Punjab.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

New York, April 5.-Rey. DIR. Daniel
@. Potter who five weeks ago was put
ont Of the Baptist Tabernacle church
after fight with the Baptist City
Mission society which had extended
over five years, has been sued for di'
yorce on statutory grounds.
Mrs. Potter names rs principal core
spondent one X. Jetlia oschowsld,
better known as Julia Ross, his house.
keeper aud superintendent OF the
Young Woman's Mission and Bible
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
uNcoMpAHoRE OPENING.
The Senate Insists on Its Amendmsni
with slight Change.


with slight Change.
Washington, April 4.-Thc senate
committee ON appropriations today
agreed TO report the sundry civil and
Indian appropriation bills rs agreed to
before adjournment Of the last session
Of congress. A few verbal changes
were found advisable, and an import.
ant change was made In the provision
In regard to opening the uncompahgrc
Indian reservation In Utah. This pro.
vision was presented rs senate
amendment last session and agreed TO
by the house. The house struck II out
when Il passed the bill at the begin.
ming OF the present session. The sen.
ate committee again recommends In.
clusion Of the provision, but reduces
the number OF claims OF gilsonite one
person may take from four, us origin.
ally provided, 90 two. A change was
lnadc also In the provision for rights
OF inheritance OF children born OF
white fathers and Indian mothers, so
rs 20 provide that the mother shall be.
long 10 her tribe "by blood" The
original provision made II "by blood
or descent The bill probably will
not be reported until next week. The
deficiency bill was not considered.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
PROTECTION TO COPPER.
Through an Overnight a Duty Ia Imposed
On tho Metal

Washington, April Through an
oversight during the consideration OF
,tae Dingley tariff bill the house neg.
leeted TO adopt An amendment to put
copper on the free list prepared by the
ways and means committee. Conse-
quently there is no provision for cop
per In tho bill, and copper falls into
the basket clause at 25 per cent ad va.
loren. In the original draft of the
bill, tho Mckinley rate Of cent a
pound ON copper was retained. The
subject was brought 10 the attention
OF the committee the second time, and
1t appeared no copper is imported into
the United States, and some is export.
ed, tho committee saw no reason why
Il should not be included In the free
list
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09
A BUNCH OF ROSES.
Public Printer Palmer Il Joyfuiiy We'll
coined Hack.

coined hack.
Washington, April Public Printer
Palmer today resumed charge OF the
government printing Office after an alb
scnee OF three years. lie found hand.
some bouquet OF roses on his desk from
his employees, all Of whom were glad
10 see him back lie appointed w. II.
Collins 10 his old place NJ chief clerk,
vice w. $. Waterbury, who served with
Mr.. Benedict.
Mr.. Waterbury, rs are all the en-
ployes OF the department, is under the
protection Of civil service law, but his
appointment having been u personal
one with the retiring public printer,
b. had made arrangements TO go into
business elsewhere.
Mr.. Collins went into the government
printing office as an apprentice over
thirty years ago, and worked himself
up through various grades Of the SER
vice. MIR. Palmer also reappointed
Captain II. II. Brian foreman OF the
office, which he has filled for years.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-09

Lamont, Ia, April S,-The confer
cnce Of the ReorganiEed Church of Lat.
ter.day Saints will meet here April o,
and continue until about the 18th. A
muiority OF the apostles have been in
session for several days, and a number
Of prominent officials and ohurchmen
bavrnlreadyarriyed.