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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

New York, Dec. ig.-'rhc annual meet .
Ing ~ the National League and Amorl-
can association by baseball clubs Will
begin tomorrow al the Fifth avenue
hotel and Tor the next few days tho
eyes OF the baseball world will be f0-
cuned GA this city, aH matters OF Vial
Importance are Ia be discussed. Among
those who have arrived 10 take part are
Secretary ". y. Young Washington;
James a. Hart. Chicago. 4. ~. suden.
boston, John n. Brush. Cincinnati.
ana u. c, Muckenfuss OF che 80. Louis
club
The rest OF tho delegates are OK.
peoted here tonight. Chris Won Der Aho
~ 81. Louis 10 on his way here. aud
his nght with Mr. Muckenfuta Ms IN
who shall represent the 81. Louis club
at the meeting promises 90 be- Of the
hottest Kind, Among the matters to
be- tnk0n up ami discussed are the
rule governing refractory players aud
the powers vested In ihe beard OF dln-
ciplinc so punish "klckers' Will de-
yolop lengthy arguments. The short
cnlng or the playing schedule aisp VIII
he considered but II II not likely that
definite aet'n viii be taken aud ,ho
schedule for reNt year VIII remain the
fdn,L M ipt season,
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ANTI-EXPANSION RESOLUTION.
DoinRs Ia Hath s.nst. aud House At
Washington Resolution ope,iilltary
Affair. introduced.

Washington. Dec. Elm the Senate
;oday Mr Hoar and Mr. Halo presented
resolutions Of ci,lspns OF ihrlr statea
demonstrating against the extension OF
American sovereignty over The Philip
pine Islands ana against the acaulsl-
,ion u foreign territory without the
consent Of the people OF such territory.
The resolutions were referred 90 she
committee on foreign relations.
Mr. Pcl.lgrcw introduced bill au-
ih1rlzlnR N. Bartlett 90 raise she bat
United siages.
Mr.. iioar introduced q resolution Tor
committee 10 prepare ana carry out
plans for the celebration uf the cuntcn-
Nal % the cl.y 0f Washington as cap
tal of the United States Sir. Honr In
iruducsd ;he following retoluiioni
That the committee ON military
affairs be- Instructed TO inquire aud re-
port a. soon aH may be-. whether some
policy may not be established by law
ny which soldiers In Tie regular army
who have families or parents depending
IN .hCm for support. or WHOSE sduca-
ton or opportunities for buHlness will
d. seriously inierferrcd with by longer
continuance In the military service and
surancra that they would be held only
while she war lasted. may be promptly
discharged, ana their places ~ Tar AZ
necessary be iilled with now recruits.
Mr, Vest ,M01 then called up hia
renolutlon offered last week declaring
the Constitution c0ufors no power un
the Federal government 60 acquire ter
riiory TO be- held and governed pcrma.
ncntly 49, colonies and ADDRESSED thr
Senate ihcrcupon. ne ala not propose.
Dc said, 20 say anything that would
n,cessEate a secret session, a. he had
no Intention 20 discuss any treaty nlW
pending on which Was TO be- proposed
hereafter To be- offered. IL seemed 20
HIN peculiarly appropriate 20 discuss
the powers Of che United States govern.
mtnt under our Constitution.
when the principle law Nuiiicsr OF
the government" said he. says that
ihr Constitution o. too small Tor the
present conditions 81 our government Il
seems 10 me time 70 Inquire VIVA, that
Constitution IT,"
Mr.. Vest Faid
"our forvfathcrs had Tough, for four
years against taxation wiihou, repre-
ferintion,"
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IN CONFERENCE.
County Attorney aud chief of Police Hold
short aud Quiet Consultation.

~ 1880 D. M. today County Ator.
ncy Van cu1', pursuant 10 a prior ap.
peIngfnriA, called az che office Of Chief
Prtti, aud tho sNp were In quiet con-
sulipaon for q short time. 1, was
thought that thc subjco, Ut thclr COM
ference was tho advlsnblllty OF placing
ME jones under arrest When sh.
meeting was ended the chief ~ polbce
sald "a, was confident that Jones would
DE arrested IN fhn course uf the day, but
nld he ala no. know u abe arrest would
be made by the police department or
y {, wouid come from yhe ahcrlns Of
nee.
During the day che opinion was prev
nlent on the streets that Jones would
be- PLACID IN cuuicdy today. IL WIS
expected 10 come about IN the natural
order OF things, and after tho meeting
boswern the chief 81 pollce aud the
county attorney tfic rumor som gained
ground fhat the cashier had been ar
rrr'ci ana had been neen going 20 the
police station IN company with Arthur
Brown, Esq. whom. - was said. had
been retained by Jones 80 SEQ him
through his difficulty. Al sorts OF
speculation and rum0rs aroac us TO al
.gged new Developments IN the CAS-, aud
also a. ~ The justice before whom the
rNhHinafiou would b. ifd.
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VOLUNTEER SUICIDES.
Private Takes carboii. Acid In Honolulu
with Fatal Consequence.

San FRANCHISE. Dec. i?.-The steamer
ciiy Of Picking. which arrived late las,
nlghi from she Orient aui the Hawaiian
islaria bringing the following advicer
o. ghn Afa1ciated Pros from Honolulu.
under date OF Dee. o. Private Fred.
crlck wardell committed suicide on the
auih uli,, by taking "a dose OF carbnilc
acid, tie was - years VI nFs, a mem.
hrr OF company X, New York volun.
lcofs. lie was born IN PouRhkcepslc.
". v. who're hi parents reside
Granville Z. Wells. company NJ, New
York volunteers. lir1 ag the military
hospital on The nug. Ills body will be
sent home. Tho tranHpnrt ~. Paul left
Tor Manila on tha 30ih us. President
Dole VIII leave Tor Washington on me
so,h. 90 be present az the rcopenlnr OF
congrcrH early In January, Captain
Macdonald uf the wrecked ship W n.
s,lrhnck. which was burned az sea Nov.
0, and hls family lfft flr San Franclfco
On the nfat, on beard The bark G. -
bryant. NcthluR has been heard OF me
second mate HHf Dol. rtlffHnNtnf
Island vessels have been on the lookout
Tor the ni4Hfinf hus,, nut "tshu.. aL.-
cess.
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DEPARTED SOLDIER IONORED
Funeral Of General Garcia viii be Held IN
Washington tomorrow.
Government viii Place war.hip at III.
Disposal Of the Cubrus TO ultimate.
~ Transport Rcm.ins.

Washington, DC. i2-Ths funeral a
Gen. Garcia. the cuhan commani.r.wul
be- at.d a. 70 ium1rr0N morning a gs.
taificNs chuieh IN ihr cliy. The c.ic.
hiar.i W Ne mati and she honorary
tall htarcrs have o.. SCI blta rslcolri.
hu; w,ii be- announced ia,cs. tn bliy
VIII De placed in a msgail.c ciskai cad
dcpor.ied Ia a vault d. Aranf,on pend.
ing o. ismlval 30 Cubi. tn dal. "
fsmcval mas tui So, been nxtd. bu.
ihh government viii place "a warnhip
vs thr disposal ~ che Cublns flr this
purrest. Tails agreement % aid to be-
In accordance with she wishes OF Gen.
oarcla's family and his c0mralos Ia
aima.
The Dolphin will be designated by the
navy Hn the voffCl TO carry the re-.
mains 81 General Garcia g. cuba.
She " now lying NJ the Washington
navy yards and having been ip.cd for
the accommodation of the President h
well suited for service of this charac-
ter.
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matters. The clergy say there has been
great change o. feeling cyidcrced
since 4he Americans td1k possession.
.hae .he people SEEM glad 90 itf the
church make ~ fighi alenc ond uu1i1-
ed. a few como 10 ~ nelp ami support.
These people have nos fore-worn ih.!r
old faith with Their old nar." say the
clergy They are s;ill catholic. but she
voice vf a few free thinkers are sir1ng.
or than the weak. heif.he iri nol efforts
OF over S00.0 900 members"
Gen. brooks recently issued an order
stating fhat. with the ercepiicl u such
Ne had already been abci sind ail exist
Ing Spanish duties an1 saNcs ~ 1Ii be-
collected. Now. the moucys bairg coi-
iocscd were estimated by Spain with
the idea NJ paying q cer,aif amount ~
mem 20 She clergy. but since September
Of this year they have ~ rec. wed a
cen; and urc assured thnt ,hey will go
nothing IN the fu.urc. The clergy ask
why they ARE to be eliminated from the
riymcfes. They are Included In the
csilmatss for taxation and tha taxes
are being collected. the money g. pay
chem amcuE;ing TO Over. rocco p.Htias
year.
Porto Rico u today. ana always has
been criireiy Roman Catholic. There
j. a protestant church 40 Ponce. but
fhia II The only allen house nf Wnrshlp
on the islani. and the followers " urJ-
tsEianism have nevcr beer numerous
~ she hrsi time ~ fs history san
fTFtant religions arrvitc. Rev. W. H.
S'oan. 81 Mexico CITY yesterday read
Shis service IN spanish and 10 English.
Or. Carbnnci Itidiy put his spacious
oifices at Mr.Sloau's deposition for this
purpose and q; fhs morning service IN
English she rocn' was iilltd, many sol
dlers being present.
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VIII. aud Two Daughter. Of the Lat. Geu
Garcia Apprlssd Of us Death.

ThomnHville. Ga.. Dee. ls.-In tho
midst ~ laughter and flowers the wife
ana two daughters VI General Garcia.
Misses Morcodoa ana Marcia. received
the tldlngs nf their fathers death. The
blow was terrible IN It's suddonneHs and
Inns Frustrated the entire family. The
noon train brought the Gnrcins from
Wuycrnsa under the escort ~ Mayor
S;srn and they were Installed Ia The
handH0mest suite at the Mnsury Hotel
a telegram sunday morning came from
Captain julio Garcia In Washington In.
forming hls mother that the condition
OF the general was much improved nnd
the family went O. The dining room with
llght hearts. Their table was gally dec.
grated with flowers In honor ~ tho oc.
cnsiun and all three ladies We're paid
courtcsca usually accorded 10 people OF
distinction. In the midst OF this happy
scene came she shocking news fiom
Washington. The plans 0f Mrs. Garcia
have udt been yet aacertAined She
may 90 tu Washington or proceed Ia
Tampa Go await the arrival OF the body
~ the general should II be decided 10
bury ID la Cuba.
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Head OF Police Department Wanted To
Hold Jons. ut IN. Nsry Outset.

Chief Pratt said this morning, Il
wanted 10 either keep Mr.. Jones In Gus
tuiN, aftar he was arrested ON Friday
nlghi " require him 20 furnish heavy
iona The county attorney, however.
dli not believe IN Joncs's guilt and saii
hs Would BE- Tcrpnnsiblc FOR the rcicas.
9t the prltoncr II was an iniustioa 30
The police department because Il pre-
vented us from getting what might
nave developed Into very important evil
dencu To- tho case. Had Jones bean
hrpi ~ curiody I should have had tho
mouse searched ana the family aud SER
want examined Now, an thai has been
spoiled. Of courao, I could have lnslS,-
~ upon holding Jones Ia custody. but
the county attorney could. on the neNE
Jay, nave taken the prisoner away from
~" ana released him an OF which would
have put me IN an unenviablo poaitlon,
The statutes provide land here tho
ohlri iurncd 60 tho pace tim; II tho
county attorney diEapprov.s u such
action, no warrant or arrest phalI Issue.
ny contention 10. though. mat becauss
Mt Jones u well situated In life and has
innusntlnl friends NJ discrimination
should have been made In his favor.
IL" nhould have been held ~ would have
been any other man charged with 30
serious an ononso. l am of The Opinion
that The myatfry will soon be cleared
W and thai my first stand will hs
found 80 have been correct. knew my
duiy aud would have performed II had
the case lad entirely Ia my hands; not
because OF any personal feelings with
reference 80 the affair. hut simply In
me interests 90 tbs public service and
justice"
Although Mr.. Van Cr:i. I believe,
thlnka Jones u Innocent" continued the
chiof' There IL not the leas, doubt In
NY m4rd mat the county attorney viii
10 his fun duty and thae uOshing ahirh
ne perspntlly believes or that others
may nay VIII causr him 10 awcrve."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

iie Malls Resignation of Iiis Command to
Washington.

Warrington. Dec. is.-An doub, re-
- iciinE the inttr;lona u Col. william
J. bryan were removed by the receipt
~ the war department ~ a telegram
from him stating he hal mailed his
feslFnnilon uf hlr Command as a colonel
OF volunteers and that 2. was approved
10y his division aud curpa commanders.
The war department.. VI suurse. can.
ndi act upon the resignation until it
comes formally 10 hand. bus ghcrs can
De- d1uh; OF ihelr acceptance. II IL sup,.
posed a. she department that the llel-
tcnnni colonel of Cot. Bryana regiment
VIII succeed him IN the cOlonelcy.
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him have entire charge. wan; 90 he
rrlleved NJ the trouble that arises from
looking after the playing end NJ the
club and shall do all can g. mnto MIR
Days management successful lie will
have MI the credit Tor any success the
team may attain and must be- roapon.
slble partly Tor any other state Of az.
fairs. We are satisfied n number VI
players have boon ON the team too long
They have never been dcsiroua of doing
more than hOldlnn their positions On ac.
count of drawing stars. We Intend to
ut others who win play FOR the success
of the team. The announcement IL now
made that Rusie. Aiockln and Gleason
arr on the market and either viii be
sold or traded for other players equal
~ rirong. And there nrc others.
"As regards the players Of the team
We have Hlilneh such as will surely
represent the club next year We viii
have strong team and radical meas
ure for the clubs rights viii b. on
forced. Players who do not like 20 work
nnd are mere shlrk US must look for
places on other teams. There were fac
finna that sprung ~ In tho team last
Ne1r-coft1in men ala NOT support GER.
tain pitchers. certain payers were de-.
lnqucnt In their work aud the public
had n good. fair example Of sklli."
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MI. srotrf INSISTS.
stands iiTm In M. Accusation 10 Mr.. jones
aud says Ito L. Not Mistaken.

The wounded banker insists upon his
first statement siat his aEsallant was
Cashier Jones aud became rather tssty
When asked " he was aurs he was not
mlataken. The chief % police ques-
tioned Mr, Stout very closely and tho
latter ala not WAIVER In tho Federation
OF his charge against hls former busi-
ness associate. lie says shAt he posi-
lively recognized Jones and Identified
him 10 his own satisfaction fn1m many
personalities OF tho cashier. and being
no well acquainted with his alleged as.
Hallanra every natural movement Mr..
Stout Is most terribly emphatic In his
ASSERTION OF recognition His manner
while delivering this accusation Is very
solemn and inpresscs his hearers very
deeply with the conviction that Mr..
Stout speaks truthfully.
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To b. asalnant surgeons, rank 81
irst Agu'enin;. Clyat :. Ward. nf We1t
Nlrgli.a' James u. Church, Dlp,rlci u
Columb1i II. NJ, Ashburn. ~ Ohio, T.,
y, Dean, Tennessee; w. u. Wesir,dge,
iowa ~ NJ. g. Cusher. u keniuaky.
BY, Pennsyiyania; l.. p. Williamson.
Missouri.
10 be asf'liLant surgeons In She ma
rlne hospital service; ]. w, Kerr. VI
ono uustave A. Corpvl, OF Georgia.
D. y. Robinson, 0f ohio.
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noay snntehIng 10 Knn.n. cIly.

Kansas city. Mo-. Dec. 1.-TWO
hhouls last night took tho body Of u
,olured girl from rs grave In Wood
nWh cemctery, Kansas city. disposed
I The body FOR $50 at the medical col
leHe On this side Of the state line were
arrested by the police within two hours
lline' one of the ghouls was a white
man named Perry. The other was a me-
sIo named Mccain. Il, u. Carter, ne
Nro lanitor at the college. was also
~ ss,nd charged with having received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

Memphis. Tenn. Dee. ig-A smooth
gang OF countcrfeltors are az work il,
the Mississippi Valley The counter
Ten rs Of standard silver dollars and
an OF which hivo 50 far bpen dlscov-
ored b,ur dal;e 81 1890,
i. Is believed that somethlnr like ZOO
600 Of them hayn gained circulation. An
~ them have the same ring, apparent
IS me same weight. nnd certainly the
same external marks as she genuine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-12

Washington. Dec ~ AIR. Bingor Her
mann, commissioner ~ the general land
oiiice,ln q decls,In rendered today, holds
that Mission issand ANA small island
l0caied Just s0uthtas. ~ san Francisco
BAY, be made a pare OF the public do.
main, ara In accordance herewith,
President Mckinley In a few luys viii
Issue An executive oplcr reservlng this
Island AZ a coallns station FOR the
United States navy.
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Washington. Dec. i2.-Frank ~. Me-
Lain. VIVA was olec.ri 10 ~ 'hc va
chucy 'ans-'i ny ilis ish:h n ~" late
Representative Love % Mississippi
took he oath.
MIR. irolt. i.frubi'cnn, Vermont. IT. q,
trolucad the l1sitit. Il cliimbu I'LL,
anu rave Lntlc.,tj.t he ~s,.iG call II
up tomarrlN,
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Wichita. f.ln Tee '-Te, status
u ass@ral i!n.isnd negro cli,tens ..
tho Oh 'iiir Nn'lon 70 Attracting great
attention az Talsquah. r, Cherokee
slave holders did n1t drine tho posi-
lions OF Their slave, when they became
free and many blacks are now seeking
tho best allottlngs and also demand
Ing their pro rg,u of the Investment
fund OF several millions. Fun bloods
goriousiy object
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DELEGATE APPOINTED.
Presbyterian Woman. iiom. Missionary
scei-iy AMER Utah tonrfsasmau.eIeet.

society AFTER Utah tonErsaFman-eicet.
Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-THE prouby-
terrain Womnn'a Home Missionary So
clely today appointed delegate 10 g1
- Washington TO speak Tor them In be-
hulf OF thr rejection Of Brigham H..
lsnncftn, tlurroHnmnn-clcc from Utah.
The Presbyterian and Methodist
preachers meetings today appointed
delegates 10 represent them ON the
same question and also 60 argue In ia
,nr OF the untl-cnntcen bill and against
the proposed repeal u prohibition In A..
aAha.
These matters win come up FOR dis
caAnion IN tomogrow'a convention IN
Washington.
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Philadelphia, Dee. i2.-w. 4. Steele.
formerly cashier OF the collapsed
chcstnut street National bank. was
found guilty today by jury In the
United states dlsftici court. steele was
charged with aiding ana nhottlng the
late William NJ Slngerly. president of
the bank IN mlaapIiylng the funda of
the institution and making false re-
ports 60 the comptroller OF the cur
Tuugy.
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says that the Theory OF the Police WIN. be-
Nindiestsd itsfor. VERY Ioug.

Detective Gillespie feels confident that
The theory held by tue police DEPART
munt viii boz yindlcatsd. lie said;
'"fhe release N Jones was an injustice
90 the oilicera because OF she impress
you, wen have that man yet. II Jones
dldn'i DO that shooting IN eat your hat.
WaH little while and We will Prove IT,"
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urnrrai iil,,r. Arrives.

Now York. Dec. y -gcn. itua Ricv.
era. the Cuban GENERAL ruccuiiy i.Lrr.
atcd hy he sp1niah government from
Ccutn. was q ua trnfrr iy the steamer
l. Champagne from fiayre. which ar
rived here today. Zen. ticvorn heard
Garcia and wuH doouly grievr1 "a. The
ncwH. Ncvorn had strong regard for
uoncral Garcia. but had not mot him
Tor IS Year,.
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Cleveland. o., Dec ie.-Patrolman
JOS Tnrney has been found on his heat
~ an alley, near the corner of Wood
innd ana Case avenues. He WAS lying
~ pool OF blood with a bullet hole
through his brain.
lila revolver was lying by his side
MIN three chambers empty. whether
lurney was kllltd In the DISCHARGE VI
w duiy or committed suicide Ia not
hhown' lie leaves - wife and Ave chill.
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Fatal Leysl oro.,lng Again.

nurgettstown, Pa. Dec. i2--Carl Me-
Bride and his wife were instantly killed
by an expires train at Raceoon station
ON the Pan-liundle road. They woro
driving In a sleigh from thelF home.
near North star, 20 this place ana were
crossing the track when the train
dashed Into them, both being terribly
manglad and almost Instantly killed.
They had been married bur few
vsak-
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ehose Ia the gathering and the subse-
quout illness and fatal formations In
the eases W Mrs. Duuuing ana Mrs.
Dcane. The next witnesses Will be the
Hon, John u, Pennington. father OF the
dead woman. and Mr.. Joshua -. peane,
husband ~ one OF the deceased II Ia
Thought that the testimony or these witt
nessrs viii occupy tho whole attention
OF the court today.
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ments of Justice. having She utmn.,
confidence IN Mr. Joness Eull,i.ssnesr.
sTouTrs CONDITION.
\ telephone message from tho home
81 Mr. Stout stated that tho ratl6nt
was 10 Ereaicr pain today because of
hh not being under che Influence OF
morphine. but that his chances for re-
rJNsty were as EoUd ~ ever No EFFORT
W.ll DC made 10 pfube for The bullet COR
come time ana perhaps not at ail.
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nay WIN Manage GIanis.

New York. Dec. is.-rhe Herald says,
John ~. Day, formerly uwner OF ths
New York club. nt che height NJ IL
success, has been secured nH manager
for tn. giants next H'sion. such wns
tln nnr0uucf I'd.
ant Of the New York club. FresAr' !,
sad amos Nut. ,.,u,
who for years have been clnHiderrd tho
main strength ~ the team IN this city
and VIM. Olenson. second haaeman. nre
ON the market Ia be- a1ld OF exchanged
for other players equally siSllfull Freed
man aaid:
"The New York club has secured a
new manager. We intend a. intruat the
management OF the playing end Of the
club TO John u. Day. We propose 90
make him dlreetor OF the club aud Let
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Hegrlr Army Cavalry Arm-Cap'llns
20 be .maJlrl. Charles A. T.. Hatfield,
=, H. herr, j. III, Dorst, George Sander
son,
firet lleutenlnts 90 b. cap.linH' Lts-
yer w. Cornish. 4, II, Rivera. john a.
lockwood, Henry Y. Allen.
sccund lleuteuinis so De iirfi lleL,en-
ants, 9Th inhriry' Samuel n. LION,
william T. sshrnck.
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PRESIDENT DOMINATES.
lie Send. List for Position. to III. senate
lsrs To-day.
NNINIl

Washington. Dec. ie.--The Prcsidcn,
today sell. the following nominations to
che Senate.
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,ur EVENING PAPER IS THE
pApes or TO-DAY. THE MORN
NO PAPER IS THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY. =. 49,
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"whnt IL your plea 10 ihc compliant
Just read. Sit. joncaf" asked the JUS
tlCr.
"No, guilty. nr" replied the cashier
without hesitation.