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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
The CitV Wins.

Judgment in the tax suits was enter
ed in nearly all the cases in the district
court this morning in favor OF the city.
The judgments are illustrated in these
cases: Against A. M. Loomis, taxes,
interest and cost; against w. H. Aus
tin, ditto; Ell Paso Building & Loan
association, ditto; Jesus Gonzales, costs
only, as the taxes were paid after en-
try of suit; against Dan Kelly. ct al,
taxes, interest and costs; Deslouge &
Clardy, costs only, taxes paid after en-
try of suit; II. Kohner, ct al. except
as to Kohuer, taxes, interest and costs:
T. H. Conklin, taxes, interest and costs,
G. b. Patterson and Belle Lumford
taxes, interest and costs; George Rol
Ter, ditto.
The judgments do not include the tax
levy for the water bonds: but the city
excepted in each case, and the same
will be decided in the court of appeals
If favorable to the city the corporation
will collect in each of these cases.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
A Duel in Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 3.-Chicago had a
genuine duel in a driving rain las
evening. w. L. King son of Boston
ginia in Lincoln park. Three shots
were fired but neither hit and the
duelists shook hands. The dnel was
the result of quarrel in which the lie
was passed. The duel is the sole topic
at clubs today.
It now develops that the duel in Lin
coin park, so far as the possibility OF
blood letting was concerned, was a
huge joke. Blank cartridges were used
but who furnished them is a mystery
The principals, however. expected to
perforate one another with lead aud
were honest in their desire 20 kill
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Senatorial Notes.

WASHINGTON, May 3-The senate
remained for three quarters of an hour
in open session today and then the
doors Were closed for the further dis
cussion of the arbitration treaty.
Vests resolution to inve, tigate the
floods will be taken up tomorrow.
Morgan then spoke passionately for
his Cuban resolution. 1t was a warm
talk for war. 1t was agreed that a vote
be taken on it within the next few
days.
Senator Deboe of Kentucky did not
show up today.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Investigating CrOOkeineSS

LONDON. May 3.-The home office,
yielding to the public sen'im mt Great
ed by the churches and lava biding
element generally of Manchester, has
ordered IL rigid inquiry into the sea J.
dals in the police depar' inert of that
city, and partial exposure of which
recently created so great a sens alton
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Bakers and COnfectiOnerS.

CLEVELAND, May 3.-Internationa 3 al
Bakers and Confect;ouers association
begin a weeks convention today. The
temporary organization has been ef-
fected and the most important feature
before the convention will he the dis
cussiOn of the ways and means of fight
ing the New York Baking company
and Biscuit Trust. These two combi-
nations of capital practically control
the large baking interests of country.
Legal action may be taken.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Cubans Dissatisfied.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-President
Mckinley has decided to appoint Ed
win NJ. Sickles, son of General Dan
Sickles, sas secretary of the legation
at Madrid. The Cubans are much ex-
ercised over the appointment, as Sick
les was brought up in Spain and his
mother is Spanish woman and is de-
voted to the crown.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Want EckelS Retained.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-There is quite
an effort on foot to induce President
Mckinley to appoint Charles DAVIS, of
Evanston. ILL.,, to some other honor
able office and when the present term
of fComptrollerEc Eckels shall have expir-
ed to reappoint him, instead of maxim g
a change. This effort is fathered by the
prominent bankers in the country. 1t
is understood that Secretary Gage is
fayOrabIy inclined,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03

Evening serenading has begun with
the advent of May, and several groups
of young men were out with their
mandolirs Saturday night tinkling
sweet music TO their dulcineas del
Toboso, ard occasioning more or less
corrosive remarks from the heads of
households who wanted to sleep. How
ever, the girls liked it, and that is
enough. Let the serenading be kept
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Pitchfork riIlman VIII Talk.

man is preparing the speech of his
life. 1t is on the tariff. Ia his opinion
the true story of the tariff has not
been told. As afarmer he intends to
show the farmer they will be harmed,
not Hbenefted, by the pending meas
sure. Tillman has been working night
and day on his speech for the past
week. He refuses to state what day he
will m axe the talk, but it will be at
most OppOrtune moment.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
The Dog Mueller.

LONDON, May, 3.-The annual dog
muzzling law, which by order of the
police department went into effect to-
day, is varied by the fact that for the
first time the government board of
agriculture has placed the seal of its
approval upon one particular style of
muzzle. the adoption of which is made
compulsory. 1t is a wire affair and a
cross between the dome of q diminu-
tive bird cage in the wire framework
of bonnet.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Indiana Town Elections.

LA.PoRTE, Ind, May 3.-The cleo
tions for town offices is being held to-
lines have been sharply drawn. Indi-
cations are to an almost complete re-
volution in sentiment since the Nov
ember tidal wave, and democratic
victory in 1898, which will insure the
election of successor to Senator Tur-
ME
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, selt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sle by
w. A. Irwin 81 Co, Wholesale and Re-
tail Agts.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Bailey ODnOSrd il.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Represent-
ative Lewis, fusionist from Washing
ton, offered resolution in the house
today demanding the appointment of
committees in order that general leg
islation may be considered. The res
olu,iou was the subject of hot debate
in which Bailey, of Texas, took part n
opposing its adoption.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
The MiSSiSSiDDi Falling.

ST LOUIS, May 3 The Mississiupi
river reached Jto highest point at 8 a
NJ. today and has begun to recede
slowly. Local forecasts says the Mis-
souri, and upper Mississippi will also
continue to fall.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Machinists' Convention.

KANSAS CITY, May 3.-The annual
COW ntion of the Int irrational asso-
clation of Machinists opene d here this
mo ming. One nun dred and tifty die
gates were present. A number of i'm
poi tant changes are to be made in ex-
animation.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Old FOSy Etiquette.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 3.-Thirteeu of
the best known doctors of the south
were put on trial here today by fellow
physicians for permitting their pictures
and interviews to be printed in the
newspapers. 1t is a breach of profess
siOnal etiquette
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
The Parade a, FiZZIe.

DETROIT, May 3.-The parade of
unemployed today at which it was an
nounced would contain $4,000 men,
proved a fizz'e. Less than 3 900 men
gathered in the city hall this morning
TO march, but after speech by
Mayor Maybury most Of them refused
to parade. Only 500 participated and
they soon dwindled to nothing.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
DR.. YandeII in Dallas.

The great composer Gluck wrote
Iphegenia in Auls, and somebody else
in Tauris: but if his cold, cold corpus
could only for q brief moment be re-
clothed with power of thought, he
would Immediately reach for his pen
to wri te as fitting compile ement to the
two works mentioned, DIR. Yandell in
Dallas" The Dallas News says Of the
genial Ell Pasoan:
While De. W. NJ. Yandell of Ell Paso
was enjoying the. monumental cere mo-
mis- Thursday he CHANGED to meet an
eX-federal veteran. After sinking
bands across the "beluddy chasm''
they began to indulge in "reminiscences
ard the ex-federal happened to remark
the gray-mustached Chauucey Depew
of Texas.
Stop right there just a second" in
terrupted the doctor. "You can't pos
sibly be younger than [. | was only /
years old when | entered the confeler-
ate service"
The ex-federal bowed profoundly and
raised his hat.
~ ou were very young soldier, sir, >
said he, but l was only years old
when [ was in the United States army
in Co.
The doctor extended his hand and
said solemnly: q am glad TO have
met you, sir. [ see you are thorough
bred. 1t is very fortunate you did not
fall into my hospital during the late
unpleasantne5s. If you had the proba
abilities are that this me ating would
never have occurred"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
The Ambassador Presented

LONDON, May 3.-A cabinet council
wa held At Windsor Castle today bv
speclrl Il Arrangement ard Am basSad dor
d Mrs. Hay We're presented to the
quee II by Lord Sal sbnry
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-With imposing
c4remonies two mulberry trees were
planted in ths Lower Grove park t9day
by the E ks n memory of Ed win b 10Th
and Lawrence Barrett. An enormous
crowd were in attendance
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Annexation or Death.

GAMBIA. My 3--The Turkish ad-
miral has offered autonomy to the
Cretan revolutionists but the leaders
replied they will have annexation to
Greece or death.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03

There Is an understanding that the
Gtla valley, Globe and Northern rail-
road will be built after all, as the In
dians are Satisfied to let the line cross
will be in Globe before the close of the
year.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Santa Fe Buys The A p.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, May 3.-The
a tlan,ic u Pacific railroad was sold at
noon tod ly at Gallup, New Mexico, to
tn Atnhison, Topeka u Santa Fe rail
road for twe,ve million dollars.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
For Stricken India

CHICAGO, May 3.-Rev, DR.. T. De-
Witt Talmage will be the principal
speaker at the mass meeting in the
Auditorium tonight to consider the
famine Sltuat on in India
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03

The cattle entries at this port for
March were 226ll, . those of the
last week in the month b ing l2,-
841. For April the shipments We're
y, 4 05, those Of the last week being
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Eleven Buildings Rurued

BLOOMFIELD, May 3.-A fire destroy
ed eleven business hous--, including
the opera house. Loss. $4,000; insur-
ance. SIC,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03

| There is Il scarcity of onions 10 Cali
fornia, due to a corner in the Wash-
iugtoI and Oregon crops and the early
shipment of California crops east and
SOutbeast''
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Ex-Governor Dead.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3-Ex Cover
nor a bert G. Porter died this morning
after long illness.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03
Silver Market

NEW YORK, May 3.-Silver, 81
lead, 3.l2a; Mexican dollars, 40.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03

Schrader, the divine healer, flew into
the face of Providence, II. l.. and the
people threw him out.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03

The Campbell Real Estate company
sells to OTIS Coles loS 20. block 105,
Campbell's addition, for 5000.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03

Josefna Vigil deeds ID Juan Armeu-
dariz for $50, five acres of land in So
cOrro.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-03

Tho Salt Lake Tribune is authority
for the statement that ''at recent sale
out in Nevada horses sold for 80 cents
apiece" Some of the stranded visitors
to tie prize fight ought to be able to
ride out of the state under such condj
tiOnS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
7ELEGRIPHTC HOTES.

C.,uurs. Iowa yzrch Sire sog;a or-S1u
Park sssps-5ed TO-DAY. Ire .-s,i;u'.5, Wa 80
crs TIE assets are scstsi Z. s-.W. s,-.-ss. r.
40 TIE Officers Q. ,1s bark say ,,s. -fsos..,rs q
u paid u 'sL
Un!on,oTn. Perm. Es-ca s-35os-, Elrs-5,s4
engineer gas k..ef ar fireman ns1s. VI
fatally i-jgre5 - tn@ cx5.oso- % sepzrz,5- = y
steam ply connection g re Tlzc1ine-y = --s On
yrorss c, T. !. RI ,ey. q; Nun, Br1--,ck IN
afternoon. TIE <lx.I@--o-se az much g * =,
c.ilsry we're test-oysd.
Elrira. - Y. March s-A xzz5n conil ,i,s IssI
renee L Izvs-c1e:. MS wife az their ft.-s.-Tser.
Ga s3n. q Fsssefs. Penn, was s'rgcs a. Fs-,osS
Crossing rear MS city shortly 1et5rs 70. :s-.ay
~ ns-.h5,urs No.,ssrn Central ,ra.-. LsTs-csSi
was instantly killed a1s a. We g.. :z2ly =
1-red. Bo,1 horses were killed
Buffalo. March s-Ths expert sccc-,tz,c ",
have been examining Ire accounts G. ia,
sayies sx-clerk Of the Municipal Court sss. e
covered q shortage % Z - The s-cor-tzzts ~
por, will y E.bm.ttec - ne Common Co-icE q
Monday next Ssylsss 5c-csr-er are -rscs-eS q
make sco6 tire deficiency. Ssy.es .ei- -. -,
several weeks ago. and TaeTe ~ = = 70; kn1sr
Galveston Tex. March s-Tae County Ce..s
sioners q Galveston County today s--c,A- ,-.e1
AID specifications for ne~ eocF;Io-se. ya..s Va
COST & -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
prsgop SgayE BoyoRED N Pow,

Rome. March G-The Righ; Rey. John J Kssr>
formerly rector o, TIE Catholic University q. VIZ
.nx.on. has definitely sstiis1 ~ the Cz.2css. e.
leye IN this city Al the last reception bed - q.
Por~. his Holiness ASKED Bishop k@zrs r.e- ~
would tab. possession q th@ caror-y &C -. cszr>
O. 81 John LateTza 20 shich - was recently =
,oin.ed The Rlsao2 replied that Re vosit 1s>-
abiy assume TIE duties q iAs of1cs - Marc. Z
since his arrival here fron ias t1l'ss STAT,
Bishop Kssrs has teen highly hpaoFet ~ n
Pope. r. addition 20 his s9Join,rns-; as cs,,s
o. the Church e e. John Latersn- - has ais> ~
oetved the appointments q L.s1cp Asssizrt u
por,lsczl Tfrcre and COrs.lt0- % ne Cc1<csu.
ton q III Props ssndz Fi-e snt TIE co-srzsS
rio1 q Sfltles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
SENATOR CIR TALKS 70 WOVEN.
EE ADDRESSES THE LEAGUE FOR POLITICAL
EDrcATIoS Ok wcxASs 7I>aCT - cITf
zovEa~,,F-:sT AM, POLITICS

GovER~,,E:sT AND POLITICS.
s,zts Senator Charles =. Guy made ~ address
yes,erday befo-e ne Iea7ve for Poii-!csi Et-cz-
;tol. e; 10 - Wes. Fcr-y-tol-ta-s;.. On "Woras-
g Fsctc- r. Municipal Government" II TIE
course - h!s remarks ire Senator sah that &C.
rs,rs.izat.o1 was again beginning 20 shoy 80 head
IL TIE pollce for-e %: tas ci'y Senator Guy began
rs address ~ cc-,p.-u-crtlrz ire Lesgus - re
good gorz - had accomplished since 20 inception.
as - - -hene ot discussion ms morning" ne
ssil. -'Ts1reVe- nay p ycIr T!eTs Or hopes -
- woman s-S-age generally. Whistler you deem
q advisable q. = advisable. possible. mat ,ae
r.yat q suffrage sao1id be extended o yorr 81
without Limitation. there can be 70 question IN
you- minds ~ certainly there j. none IN ny mind.
tat n n1a.,er. aHec-ln= our homes the welfare
% or cry. tie .eai-h snd happiness ~ or
families TIE education r. or children the cieanH-
ness q. our public streets ~ sanitary condition
4. the houses lr w1.ch 80 a-e living. ne police
-eg-.istsors r. or cl-y aid TIE general nora tore
q re conrr-r.-y. a. fsr "a e, can - s---ted y
proper enforcement " Jaw. woman Is fast boom
.-g - she s. ~. 70 already. tae most Important
q al factors
"Or the brad question ~ whether 2 woman
should assume f1l political duties I'D privilege
o-tnlo-s nay tlSer Tha, he f. capahle ~ a-surn
i-z them ard - 7-o--huy exercising .hern carno.
70 seriously questioned TIE fact that me dom
nart and controlling minds n every civilized nation
r. The world to-day aye not those which represent
Industrial forces. but rather those who. through
mental or moral srpsrorly So; - motion the phys!-
cai forces ~ o,hers utterly refgies the Old physi-
caf-rorce theory UPON which The suffrage was de-
MED % women l. has 70 - recognized -
most thinking nan that j. Is no longe, question
n what men willing 70 grant. but what women
Re pleased % demand. Whenever The time comes
TIA. the majority Of women IN ,his or any Other
State IN the Union earnesy desire the suffrage. and
feel that they can safey sccep, It without sacri-
fro % other things int they deem II greater con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

att.so-, rot OILY os .o--z,s. 81. also t.s &C.,.
81 rs family ard ey<-- grcstlzn~9.
rtse's hear 81 lis nsgssc- o. nf- can Sc -
4. dsrr,- q rsdi-x ors's HOBBY TOO F4y, o.s-t.
yo-s<va- II .ss generally teen ihe case ta@t 49,
S--s-.r-x ps.E xsEs- 70 ire word -yrlt-r O
ro.,f rhf-xE Werner ro1 s.e-ne-ls f$flse- = -
:.roves method % siscrro-S ztt-z s7c a8eo 1890
- r-A---z-f- -uh@ co-Tsro- c<tcr- - i-felll--
~. f.rsr7o z-F tEs-i--ssi system q e.-cif-- 10
ton Fesserrer stut5et OF way e gfef@1t -
-e--oxzf - -ey4-re Stamps without ceie--l1l- an
zot ID .o--e t-o1z~ powders Thtcn were -o1'-
~ r-1r- - rim t%for@ ns "a Ei@1 TIE p-oD-tn y
49, s-ssi rIslzo- ESs ? On operator Win
--1ss--sse sztzrv 81. many years ard Tas ",
--rss ~ -ee-ri-x With great icsss But TO- urii
...s- - ssd solt rIs printing telegraph in-trp-
49,. - sol errtzrEss ID hs ny . perfect rs
fvrss1 7zze-uQfex. electric .<h- s1c oinf- 30
S1s-r-~ s-ve--tc-s T. taxes sGf-resr-e4-- 20 st-c
- TIE faithful Performance q ones n,eac az
.,u--e- duties while planning schemes tnet i-aL
sTsr-uzIT make rl-n. and 20 co-cer' ,a-e -
s-d -torszrt On z Eroces- venture y q'efeTe-e -
.Ss x-es-e<- e~cr- @ ores ufe- b. IL sp.te q ne
z--<-enr ioss e t--s irTcired iI ne 1-oec ne
10: i-tr~qvsty p-oves 70 D TIE Desf po.icF II lls
srd whsfher one Y : tue genius Or OILY - o.
Ci.zry .-Te.tC-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
SYMPATHY FOR CUBA AND GRILL

BISHOP HURTS SPEECH sTIas TIE BALI'&'i'1
METHODIST CONFERENCE TO ESTHrsIAsA
ps,.tr,ors March s-Bsao2 Hurst. o. waning
"a, electrified the Baltimore Methodist Conference
today VITA bis utierzrcss o. sympathy for CSpa a''
Crete He IS not a member .. The Conference oD'
troooei n for a visit. sni vas introduced % ne
audience BY The presiding bishop II genera 'Ais
Bishop H1rs; referred 20 Mission ~o-S ~ Iva -
- Re so-es ire island would s9on be free TIE
sentiment was heartily sppiaB1e1. ard the B!s5'2
thus encouraged sad: When Cuba "a 'ree ana
Crete I. Greek and Turkey Is dead we VII Tan' 10
.ate ore xhole day % srg the DoIoiogy
The applause was renewed with hearty sT'>ns' an1
the Rev. B. 2 Garrison offered tie following 'es'-
igtlon-
ps.,1vsS ~ .,s Pal-f-o-s Annual Conference. IN
cor.ererc@ assembled. Tnat The people 0, CS11
our hear-iesi sympathy n taeT aero'e s"-sse TT
!ntsDertsnce
TIE resolution amended 80 as 20 inclS>e S'e'-
and vas ssoptei with hGrrah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

irg r-a-k Lawrence. p-ezlien. =. re LAB. ~
tehai, ~ m member presented ~. sid beau
-ifu, slve- loving cup. II. LaTrer~e made tne
presentation In on4 q those p,sasar, tt~ speArn%a
TIA. are chsracterlstlc % him, ard rnolesty. yei
win adequate acknowiedgnsnt. NJ. Se.dl gave Ms
thanks.
The cup ar artistic zork Q, az, s.anfs ~
redes-si = ,oMshe1 soId es1ry snd = about
eighteen ;nches in height. Ti;n q oreadth Q, aoo1i
Twelve incaeg sroYn1 ne oo1L The bowl i'sNt -
decorated IN relief gi,n .o,os flowers. IN bud am
boon ana - <8pporre1 ~ -nree handles T. bears
t,e inscription. 'Preeen-Al 70 Anton sod - Ms
f@iloH-l@mOers o. the Lot-s GLIB e token o.
friendship and admiration"
TIE ci1b-o3ms mere handsomely cecora~t iast
n!gnt win flowers and exotic plans.
Among those Who contributed - the enieFta n,
,nent we're =. Sonnenkalb. Leonard l. Auty. Cafl
Wlncraf1. J. =. DOfs0n. julius 1i@gfT, l-l"a'@
SfeTfns perry AVerill oscar +. WeDfr. GreEOro-
Holmes Dan DALEY. Burr HoIntosn, Rob@r,
Hatch. Professor Mcdowell Herman Beye- Han~.
I>eC stern. Professor Duncan Hopper. SgnOF Nj
tint. r. y Kaltenborn, william Lawn and J. H.
Mckinley Great applause was bestcwed upon
he rIaylng o. me "siegfred Idy.r by Sedl sr0
slsts u the following. Frarz =. Kal'elboTn Gar!
Windrafh Ernst Bauer and Herman Beyer 1an@
Ar SeiGl MADE fh.s arrangement @-pecla.y 10Y
the KalterbOrn Quartet. and dedicated u % ne
Chester : Lord. George II. Wooster. g. II Van
Brunt Morgan =. OBrlen. William Bert. u 9.
Du Val r. =. Bonner II. ". Cannon. Rorert y
Lynch George II Keinn, oscar y. W@her Dr.. v.
" Walke-. Julian PIX, q. Brancni. George II
DANIEL. " ATke I Eanao.ph +, GqFFfn psi9e
William r. Bradley. Captain william H. White.
John Elderkin ana r. H. Low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
BAyxBooKs on 4 DROWNED WoHAS.

ACCOUNTS - sATTS5s INSTITUTIONS sHo"lN
DEPOSITS or sI.co
The rotT Q, Al unknown -o--a7- a0,-. -
years O. -ss toad IL the East E-fe' Al I'M >
so-rth-st- yesterday. Ire WOMAN wore peSH
dress black and gay mixed Jacket CARER
and z black hat With yellow risoon- On he' 's-'
hard she wore tzo god r.-Ss- Several o@n ~.
showing deposits 20 AR Mccarthy. were 'o1hl u
rhe Toas-'s clothing TIE hoty vas taken 20 ne
Mo-Eve 20 await Mobilization
Coroner Tst,is viewed tae ooty as; risn'- -
had been n tie water or.y about a. hour j, ne
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
UTVOTNCED BY THE MISSOURI nor ST

Jefferson City No. March s-The following pre-
snbleland resolution were introduced by Represen-
,atlve Martin Of Barton County. in the House Of
Representatives just before adjournment last night.
and after short debate we're adopted;
vber.as IN. press dispatches inform US that
Grover Cleveland. a private citizen Of the United
states f. now aboard Government boat with
narfv Of friends indulglng his passion for duck
shooflng AT public expense. ana.
Whereas. the cost OF running ne Government boat
Gated for ms use Is heavy, and the taxpayers
already staggering under the burden of debt winch
Grover C!eve.and. wnen A public official. greatly in
creased: therefore. be II
Resolved by the House OF Representatives OF the
XXXiXfh General Assembly OF Missouri. That the
President OF the United states Is hereby respectfully
rnsfnorlallzsd 20 have inquiry made into the
nyriei connscailon OF Government boat by the said
Groyrr Cleveland. and n the Inquiry develops ;hs;
the reporf is the President II respectfully asked
10 ,aie immediate steps 10 the said Govern
rncnt boat and return II to Its proper station