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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
FIFTY KILLED
BY 4 CYCLONE:
A Terrible Tornado Swept Through
KirksyiIIe, Mo.
ALMOST 1000 INJURED
The Gathering storm Came on Win
tho Fury OF n cyclone Just Mt
NiShtfaiI, Sweeping Path n
Quarter orn mile Wide ns Glenn m.
nPrniric-Onawn,I own,Aiso y,sit-
Oh by n Tornado.
by Telegraph to virginian-Pilot)

(By Telegraph to virginian- Pnot)
st. Louis, Mo-. April 27.-A special to
the Globe Democrat from Klrksville,
Mo-, says:
A gathering storm that had been
threatening all afternoon broke upon
kirksville at 6:2o o'clocll tonight in all
the fury Of a cyclone. \ path quarter
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
STATUE OF
GENERAL GRANT
Unveiled in Philadelphia by His
Granddaughter.
MANY NOTARLES PRESENT

The President aud pnrty Warmly
Greeted by Tho People Captain
Cochian, orthe HnlcIGh. Cordial
" Received by the Chief Exccu-
tivc-CEina's Tribute entertained
by Union IcaGue-Thc President
Iulosizes the Grcnt warrior and
Grows Political.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

than three feet in diameter. In the CEN
tire is the following Inscription:
From His EXcellency. the Chinese
Minister. 10 the United States. WI
ring Fang. as a token of his respect
for the memory of the late General l..
). Grant, and Il tribute of friendship
from the Chinese Embpire."
TROOPS REVIEWED.
Then followed the review of the six
thousand troops. The column WAS lea
by two companies of sailors from the
cruiser Raleigh. in command OF Lieu
tenant Commander Phelps They were
the heroes of the procession. Presi-
dent Mckinley clapped his hands Wig
orously as they marched by. Keeping
perfect step.
After the review the President and
the others of the distinguished party
returned to the hotel. ON the return
trip General Miles rode in the carriage
with the President.
UNION LEAGUE ENTERrAlNS.
After brief rest at the hotel. Pres
ident Mckinley was entertained at
dinner by John II. Converse in the as.
sembly room of the Union League.
About 100 guests were present. among
whom were members OF the Presidents
cabinet. General Miles. Admiral Sila,
CASEY, Captain Clark. Captain cogh-
Ian, BrigaGer General Fred u. Grant
Captain Algernon Sartor!s and Mayor
Ashbridge.
Upon invitation of Mr.. Converse, the
President made few remarks. lie
concluded BY asking those present tc
rise and drink to the splendid army
and navy, which request. it goes with
out saying. was promptly and cordially
compiled with. Secretary Long and
Conceal Grant also spoke briefly.
CONTINUED on Page Eleven.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
tBy Telegraph 10 v.rsinlan-Pno,.,

Philadelphia. April Elm the pres
ence of President and Mrs. Mckinley
members of his Cabinet three genera
TONS of General Ulysses S. Grants fam
lily and n great crowd Of people. Miss
Rosemary Sartoris. granddaughter of
General Grant, to-day unveiled an he
roic equestrian statue of her illustrious
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
CHINA,S TRIBUTE.

AS the Hon. n. Loudon Snowden was
making an address accepting the monu-
ment on behalf of the Park Commits
sion. the Chinese Naval Reserves. OF
this city. marched up anu laid Il wreath
at the base of the statue. The wreath
is magnificent one and measures more
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
THE A. AND D. SOLD.

Especial to Virglnian- Pilot.)
Richmond. Va, April 27.-An official
Of the Southern Railway states to-day
that his company has purchased the
Atlantic and Danvillc. He refused to
divulge the terms of the deal
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

fired all it's Nordenfeldt ammunition
during the fight and the Porpoise fire.
quently shelled the bush The rebels
rad eight men killed and many wound
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
A GIGANTIC
RAILROAD DEAL
Thrae Great Southern Lines About
to Combine.
THE OPTIONS SECURED
NE OPTIONS SECURED

Tho Southern, tho ChesapeaRo ana
ohio ana NorfoIk and western In.
ciuded TN the Dcai-Options on this
htoclts Secured ut Figures Consid.
erabiy Above Present Market
price-1hc Combination Not Prno.
Ideally Difficult 20 Make.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

o Grant amen in " rlGrantr
first
Fh ~ tcrh e0rnert
G surveying ahatlfh from
fu pd 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
JAS. Butte
HOUSTON.

anybody seen to place tbc cartridge. Ear
lior IN the evening mob attacked
Cross Town car on Wilson avenue near the
corner of Lexington avenue. stones were
thrown and the non Union conductor ana
motcrmen fired rHVolvtra above the crowd
About the same time all the available
police on duty in the downtown district
were called TO the Humboldt street Via
duct, on the Broadway line. where riot
was in progress crowd of n thousand
men and boys were engaged In piiing OBJ
struc,ons on the tracks. Ropes were
thrown over the trolley wires in an al
tempt to pull them down. Only one po-
licemnn was on duty ut the viaduct: ne
was stonedM and driven away from The
scene, and girl was hit with stone and
seriously hurt, Three patrol wagon loads
of police responded to the call and the mob
was dispersed,
crowd OF 800 attacked car In South
Brooklyn where the track had been Oh
structed The conductor with a revolver
held the mob at bay while the motorman
removed the distractions and the car pro-
ceeded Another car was stoned at the
same place later
Another mob attacked car near tho
Petrle street bridge. The windows were
smashed, but nobody was hurt
The company IS getting new men daily.
Between Atty and seventy-1ve arrived
from Chicago and ST. Louis. The union
men on the Cleveland, gainesville and
Eastern road, who have been running their
cars into the city refused to do so longer
this morning and they turned back at Coli
laner. They we're notified that they would
be discharged when they reached Paines-
Vile and 1t Is possible that non-union
men will be put In their places
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
SEVERE FIGHT AT BOBONG.
BETWEEN A SMALL FORCE OF
AMERICANS AND BABYLoNs.
The Enemy Lost One Hundred and
Twenty-6ve-One American Killed
and One Wounded.

Manila, July II, 1877 a. m.--News
Inns been received here from Cen
.rnl Smith at noilo of severe
fight on Wednesday mt Bobong be-
tween Captain Berne of the Six
teenth infantry with seventy men
and n force of $50 Babylones, who
surprised the American troops. One
hundred and twenty-five of the
enemy were killed, ms shown by
actual count. many were wounded
and one taken prisoner. The Amer
lean loss was one man killed and
one wounded. The fighting was at
close quarters with bayonets and
dubbed guns. A considerable stock
of supplies and arms have been cap
tured by Captain Berne, who is in
command of the battalion operating
Mt La Cnrlotn. in the district OF
Negroes.
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ALGER's SUCCESSOR.

,9peo,di 70 ine fosI)
"asninEloh' jury -o'--it Is reported mere
tonight that Ambassador Porter has de-
clined the secretaryship of war by ex
,rai,i,e he cebio 10 Tho nrostdon, ,no, ,,o
49,,
prefers 10 feuiH'h III farlS. rms is ie-
garded as conclusive The ambassador
was sounded on tho subject yesterday.
Aaia,o ho,,r torieht n Ioot,s ,s tbon,b
80
Nnhu hoo' OF NeW io'N Mou'i oe "'so'
successor. He has been offered The place,
and il is understood. has requested several
49,. Il, nth :. oonei,1,r ~. matter Mr.
u"S' ~ "nie" ~ S...
Root Is the legal ADVISOR OIL "oVefnor
Roosevelt and is one OF the best known
lawyers In the country. Governor Aoose-
Welt. 1t is believed, is urging !dr. Root
10 accept the war portfolio
The president wants u lawyer at the
head OF the war department and also wants
TO give the place TO Now York Senator
Plat Is said TO be agreeable 10 Mr.. Root 3
appointment.
Serious thought is being given TO the
transfer of Attorney General Gfiggs from
the department of justice 10 the war port
folio and the appointment of Mr.. Eli Root
Of New York as the successor o. MT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
COTTON BANIsHED.
Nueces County Fnrmcrs Are Devot-
ing Land to Vegetation.

Nueces County Fnrmcrs Are Devot-
ing Land to Vegetation.
Corpus Christi, Texas. July 20.--The cot
ton seoson Is now open, but the amount OF
the degraded staple that VIII be shipped
from this immediate vicinity this year
VIII be comparatively smaller than last
year. There is no cotton planted this year
within fifteen miles OF Corpus Christi, and
what little there is is at Nnecestown and
In the Alice section. The farmers in the
country contiguous TO Corpus Christi de-
voted all available acreage this year to
diversified vegetation, and as result OF
their strategy they realized about 500
from their vegetable products where. had
they planted cotton, they would have re-
allied only about IS in compensation for
their labors. AS consequence of the
success of last years vegetable crops there
was practically little cotton planted around
here this year, and the prospects are that.
as the staple has greatly diminished this
year, next season II viii vertically be "a
dream of the past" AS Nueces county
last year demonstrated to the world her
superiority as vegetable country, the
farmers are already manifesting their
willingness 10 sustain the laurels 30 en-
elgctically won
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21

Mayor Jones OF Galveston has planned
TO bring reoslcitrant aldermen TO time,
Brazos food is said to have materially
increased tire depth OF water on the bar at
the mouth Of the Braaos river
Evidence TO prove that Murphree WAS
not insane when he murdered Gauldens
will be introduced.
Sidney Spears. negro wife murderer.
wns given the death penalty at sherman,
Citizens OF Bonham are hguring on a
cotton mill.
The Brazos river navigation convention
has been postponed until the fall
workman at Brennan was killed by
excessive heat.
II is claimed in Denton county that tho
grass worm does no injury to the cotton
CHEF of tho Corpus Christi fire depart
ment was fatally wounded while engaged
in scuffle with friend
A farmers wife was fatally burned near
Waco.
Cay Ford. negro murderer. was hanged
Mt La Grange.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
An Additional List of Officers TO,

additional List of Officers for
Volunteer Service.
washington, July 20,-The president has
maui the following appointments in the
volunteers.
40 Dc captains: James B. Butler, for
merry captain company /. Second Missis-
s'ppi' Edward c. Carey. lieutenant. Six
sseh'n Infantry; William Meeks, Second
view York; Frank G. Russell, major First
territorial regiment,
10 De lleutenants; r. o. Densmore, Per-
y hawkins. captains First Ohio; V. G..
reeeAlnpaugh, lieutenant Fifth Illinois;
palroil Powers. Second Kentucky; James
'sse' lieutenant Third Kentucky. -
p no De second lieutenants: James d.
ppanner' Eighth Pennsylvania; II. ]. Nc
mihy' private Fifth United States vol
uhteer signal corps.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
POLITICAL.

Judge Tarvin gave warning that the
Chicago platform must be re-enacted and
that silver must occupv the same position
as it did in 1896 to win.
Senator Goebel of Kentucky said he has
always advocated Bryan aud will continue
TO do SO In the future
The democratic National committee met
at Chicago.
The formation OF National bimetallc
league from the existing State leagues was
begun.
Hon. W. ]. BRYAN IN his speech before
the democratic National committee said all
democrats "looked alike TO him
Senator Tnlman sail I'VE will fight the
battle of 1896 in 1900 and 1904 and 1905. -
Tennessee G. a. r.. men have declared
war on Pension Commissioner Evans.
1t looks as If McLaurin has the Missis-
sippi senatorshp cinched.
Governor TYLER and Senator Martin have
opened the battle for the senatorship from
Virginia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
WASHINGTON.

The committee has raised about $1,000 for
the Texas food sufferers.
A number of Texans are to be given
army appointments today.
No decision has vet been made as to the
successor of Alger. there are several pos
sibiltles
Secretary Alger will relin1uish the war
portfolio as soon as matters are straight
ened out. which will be before August !.
The United States will not withdraw
from the assertions concerning the Alask-
an boundary and the deadlock in the nego-
tiations are likely TO become serious
matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
RELIEF entertainment.

Hitchcock. Texas July 2o.-Ap enter
tainment and Ice cream social was held In
the Hitchcock town hail last night for the
benefit Of the food sufferers. The brass
band kindly rendered their services, CIV
ing cheer to the occasion with delight.U
music, also vocal and instrumental mualc
at intervals. with lovely promenades, to-
gether with the hearty enthusiasm Of tne
entire attendance, made ? grand success
Cake walks were laughable, but the ~
dancing OF little Mamie Rodonsvich caPr
tivated the audience, e
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GEORGETOWN NOTES.
The Masonic Lodge VIII Erect
Fine Building

Georgetown, Texas, July 2O.-Hon. Jas.
H. Woods of Kaufman. Kaufman county.
Texas. is In the city. He was one OF the
defendants counsel in the late trial Of the
Athens men charged with the lynching OF
the Humphries and is very sanguine for
an acquittal ON final trial
J. w. Rowland, a Caldwell merchant,
is in the city, the guest OF his sister. Mrs.
G. II. Geo.
Mrs. Charlie Currie, wife OF Burleson
county's sheriff, is In town.
The Masonic lodge OF this place have de-
cided to erect a new $4,000 stone build
ing, two stories high. the lower floor being
occupied by the postoffice, and the upper
story devoted TO lodge interests.
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stroyed by fire Seven persons lost their
lives.
ST JOHNS, N. F.--Rear Admiral Sir
Frederick George Denham Bedford. COM
mander in chief OF the British North
American squadron. sailed with his feet
for Halifax.
PARASITIC court OF cessation has sus-
pended NJ. Grosiean, the Versailles Judge
for two months for communicating TO
newspapers a document concerning the
Dreyfus case.
BERLlN.-Various rumors are current
hero regarding the projected meeting OF
the emperors. II Is stated that Emperor
Nicholas will meet Emperor William at
Wiesbaden August 3.
LONDON. to the st Peters
burg correspondent of the Daily Mail Naval
Lieutenant Bizeman, the late czarowitch's
adjutant, committed suicide after being
bitterly upbraIded by the car for allow
ing the czaromitch to 20 cycling alone.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
RroTIxG AT CLEVELAND.
Car Wrecked with Dynamite-Others
Smashed with stones.

Cleveland, Ohio. July 20.--Rioting was
resumed in the street railway strike this
evening, serious outbreaks having oc-
CURED in several places About 8 o'clock
dynamite cartridge was exploded under
the wheels OF an Euclid avenue car at the
corner OF Erie and Prospect streets. The
wheels OF the car were destroyed by the
explosion, which was heard for distance
of two miles. and one woman. passenger,
tainted, but noboyd was injured. There
was no crowd in the vicinity, nor was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
OTIS TO Be RECALLED.
has Done Nothing to EnutIe Him 10 Re.
tentlon
MILES WILL PROBABLY SUCCEED HIM
No Mntter Who IL Secretary NJ Wa
There Will BE n Change
Made.
Especial TO The Post,


Washington, July 2o.-whoever succeeds
to the post of secretary OF war, change
In the Philippine situation seems prac-
tically assured. For some time, 1t is said,
the administration has been quietly pre-
pairing to throw General Otis overheard,
He has had much longer time to Justify
himself than most generals had in the
civil war. and he has failed to do so.
Whether Secretary Alger had resigned or
not, 1t is believed here that Otis would
soon have been recalled.
Ayers retirement will probably only
make a change in the selection OF gem
eral to succeed Otis. It was generally be-
lieved that the choice would fall on Law
ton, the enmity existing between General
Miles and the secretary making 1t unlikely
that he would be sent. Now, however. IL
is believed that Miles will go.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

ALBANY, ~ Y.-Attorney General
Davis has been forced TO decline the inyi-
tation of Governor sayers Of Texas to at
tend the trust conference owing to the
pressure OF business.
MILWAUKEE. visa big brewery
deal that will involve an expenditure OF
more than siOO.e00,OOO is said 10 be on.
the Western end OF which is being worked
from this city. The deal will Include
large number of brewerles In the East
West and South.
WASHINGTON Captain Barker. who
succeeded Admiral Dewey in command at
Manila, writes TO the navy department IN
der dale OF June expressing satisfaction
al tho cordial cooperation OF the army
and navy in putting in service the small
gunboats bought by the army TO use IN
The rivers and bayous during military
movements.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
COMMERCIAL.

American futures declined to points.
while Liverpool advanced 1-6id. Spots
at New York l-l6c lower; other markets
unchanged.
The local fruit market was heavily
stocked and prices lower Chickens are a
glut.
Wheat advanced &c. Corn and oats also
closed a little higher. Provisions went
lower
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
POLICY rs NEEDED.
Cubnns Are Tired of the American
Military Domination.

Washington, July 2o.-carlos Garcia Of
Havana, a son OF the late General Garcia
the well konwn Cuban patriot is in the
city. During his stay here he expects TO
SEQ the president and other officials hay-
ing 10 do with the officers on the island
The greate1t need in Cuba at this time.
Garcia thinks, is the abolition Of the re-
strictive military government now exist
Ing, which he says is unsatisfactory to the
pc pie. and the Introduction Of civil gov
eminent with n we'll defined policy as to
TIE future The military government,
General Garcia says, is not in touch with
the people as I, should be. and he is as
sured has not given that close attention to
public needs necessary for their best in
terests.
The people, he adds. are loyal and be-
lievc this government Will carry out the
promises /, has made.
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OTIS Is USING BRIBERY.
A Bounty to Every Filipino Who Will Desert His
Country's Cause.

o
New
bribery
taoout $50
United States a hrearm O anyd
This
hcer / h land who
THE
Ing ocomplmentary
eral
he enemy.
When a
and
cleaning
He the policy followed
Otis
ing his $ verypr not
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
DONIES TIC.

The fourth biennial international con
yention of the Epworth League convened
u; Indianapolis. Ind.
The strike situation at Brooklyn is I'M
changed. both sides claim that they VIII
win An attempt was made by New YORK
strikers to wreck car.
The strikers at Cleveland engaged in
ricting several serious outbreaks oc-
Cured. "A car was wrecked with dyna-
tnifn
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FOREIGN briefs.

SAN sEBAsTIAN.-The representatives
NJ snain have arrived here. They were
warmly greeted by the people.
MADRID.--Rioting occurred at Corunna
and Belanzas, arising from the opposition
Of the merchants to the octroi charges.
MANAGUA.-The German cruiser Gier
has arrived at Corinto. President Zelaya
has is/ued a call for another loan of $5y,-
600. which is being literally subscribed.
BERLIN.-The Cologne Gazettes Apa
GORE spondent writes that the German
commissioner to Samoa had everything his
own way In the settlement OF the troubles
there.
BERLIN.--Adyices received here state
that the town OF Debejehi. In the govern
ment Of volpynia, Russia. has been de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
LOCAL.

Three negroes arrested on suspicion OF
completely in the o'Flannigan assault
An explanation from state School Super
intendent Kendall concerning the Houston
school superntendent controversy.
The flood relief committee supplying
seed to many points.
Two Houston young ladies 30 to New
York to take the Pasteur treatment.
Tho colored Masons conclude their ses-
sion.
Memories OF Miami by a medical officer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
rnAssvAAL FRANCHISE LAW.
qualifications Made May Prove D"''s
for an Early settlement.

for an Early settlement
London. July 20.-Replying 10 queslioh
in the house of commons regarding ins
regulations between Great Britain anu
south African republic, the secretary oi
st.te for colonies. Joseph Chamberlain
said that the notifications MADE IN 'n'
,rsnch,se law Of the Transvaal lead the
government to hope that the law may Prov e
The basis OF settlement upon uie M.
i ish h,gh commissioner OF South Africa
T Tn eovernment however. Mr. Chamber,
lain ain added, observed that the vols ,.,aaa
, has still retained number of conditions
that might be interpreted SO as 10 take
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
Texas Postal Matters.

N, F"-FNS''I 10 I nc IUbF.J
Washington. July 2o.-Mrs. Emma Terry
d. quay appointed postmaster at Center
R e,h'' Kerr county. Texas, vice Charles
Mile postoffices established: Priddy.
spieauouh ty Emil Meyer. postmaster;
IL noo, burnet county, James B. Pan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
SOME WENT OVER TO WORK.
Others Went to Attend to Politics
and Diplomacy.

Chicago, July pa Tribune special
from Cincinnati says: Brigadier General
Thomas NJ. Anderson. who is at the St.
Nicholas, said today Il believe that If we
had not been held back l could have fin
ished the war with my own division, and
General Lawton, who relieved me. is of
the same opinion. The trouble is that we
fellows went over there to fight while
there We're others who attended to the
politics and diplomacy.
THE only time that General Otis and
myself disagreed was on the following
point: l held that the war should be
pushed to completion, while his policy
was that of Cancellation"
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with one hand what was given by the
other 1t would also be easy by subse"
quent legislation to alter the whole char
acter of the concessions, but Mr. Cham
berlain added the government feels as
sured that President Kruger. having ac-
cepted the principle for which the British
government has commended, Is well pre-
pared to reconsider any details of his
scheme which might possibly hinder the
full accomplishment of the object in view
and that he will not allow II to be multi
fed or reduced in value BY subsequent
alterations of the law or any act OF the
administration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
MANILA WEATHER CONDITIONS.
storms stiII Prevailing. but n Cessn-
ton Is Looked For.

Washington, July 2O.-The following
dispatch has been received at the war
department:
Adjutant General
Manila, July 2O.-storms still prevailing,
barometer rising, indicating improving
weather conditions. Average rainfall IN
JuIy for several years 14h inches for
twenty days just closed fully Al inches,
country flooded. Troops on outposts nave
suffered and former lines of communica-
tion cut in some instances not serious
No material increase in sickness reported;
Telegraphic communication malhLa'hen
with San Fernando Bacor ana nearly a.,
other points Unable yet to coal return
ing transports Jus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
MORMON CANNON FINED.

Head OF the Church Pleaded Guilty
Ia POIygamy.
Salt Lake. Utah, July 2o.--Judge morrill,
imposed fine OF 800 on Mr.. Angus Can
non, the defendant having, by his attorney
on Tuesday last pleaded guilty to the
charge of unlawful cohabitation. Mr..
Cannon was not present in court, but was
represented by his attorney.