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a coLLusiyE LAW SUR.
The iiiinoi. supreme Co,r, lie sought to b.
Imposed Upon.

Springfield. H.. April iS.--For the
first time IN lts history. the Illinois
supreme court has adjudicat,d a case
In which an attempt had been made
10 fool the court By means OF collu-
slyc law suit, The parties who wore
pronounced guilty OF the act OF Inn
p0aition-anti-butter hgitntofa OF
Chicago and Elgin-not only had their
case thrown out OF court on motion,
but they and their attorneys were In
formed that they stood In grave dam
fnr of imprisonment or fines for con-
tempt.
Something ~ a sensation was created
In legal circles by the announcement
OF the unprecedented decision. The
case closes an exciting chapter IN ex-
tended litigation over the constltu-
tlonality OF the anti-butterlno law OF
1897.
The important ruling was the dis
mlsfnl OF an appeal In the case OF Ed
win L. McAdnm against the people OF
state Of Illinois. II was charged by
nN-Iudee Iichart I'rendergast. rcprc-
neniing several buttcrino dealers, that
MoAdnm's appeal was a colluslve and
fraudulent attempt 10 obtain decision
from the court apparently hostile TO
McAdam, but In reality greatly TO his
benefit.
The court reserved the question OF
punishment for contempt which had
been asked against McAdam. his nt.
torneys and Mr.. Potter OF Elgln, who
purchased package Of butt.rine from
McAdam.
The decision leaves the question OF
the alleged unconstltutlonaiity Of the
anti-hutterine law sim unsettled.
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Members Of III. second Volunteer Cavalry
Hurled nj Port nus..ii.

Cheyenne. Wye. April iG.-Slx OF the
soldiers OF the second volunteer cav
airy who lost their lives In the South
last summer were buried az Fort Rus
sell this afternoon with imposing mill
tary honorr. The names ~ the de-
ceased are Richard Clark. Archie
kackett. Samuel Johnson, William q.
comrtock. Charles a. Picrron and
Lcmuei Smith, Two lost their lives In
railway accidents while the regiment
was ON its way 10 the front. and four
died In Southern hospitals from fever
contracted In camp.
The funeral procession formed nj $3.50
o'clock NJ the Warren undertaking
parlorn. II was made up Of the Twen-
ty-fourth infantry band. u firing squad
OF fourteen ex.troopera Of the Second
volunteer cavalry. members Of John y.
Reynolds poet. q, A. H., and W. II. g.,
Army and Navy union. and a dctnch-
mcnt from tho Twcnty-fourth Infantry.
The bodies were bonrc on n large float
appropriately trimmed with the ma
tlona colors and draped In mourning.
The honorary pall-bearers were T. n,
burke. \. T. Corn. +. A. sitter. W. II.
Schnitger, J. W. Lacey. g. w. Rlner,
T. Chatterton. u. y. cowhiuk. Gibson
clark. G. r. Miller. y. corHon. u. W.
Stone. v. A. Slack. PITT Covert, 4. u.
Kelley. William Myers, l.. u. nresna-
hen, u. =. Johnson, q. T.. Abbott, J. d.
Freedom. stephen Ron.
The memorial services were held NJ
the Methodist Episcopal church. Ad-
dresses were made by Judge NJ. g.
Brown Of Laramie and Rev =. G. Davis
Of this city. Al the close NJ the memo
rial services q large number Of the
congregation went by special train TO
Fort Russell where the fnnl interment
Of the remains was made with services
conducted by the q. a. r.
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

IA Hawthorne. said to be one Of the
most desperate crooks In the country,
IN under arrest at Denver.
James q Field. retired army SURGEON.
broke both arms below the elbow by q
fail while .xcrciaing IN gymnasium
at Denver.
The United States Runbont Nash
WIFE, which nrcd the first shot In the
war. has icen ordered To- proceed NJ
the AiiHulfHippi river to 81 Louis.
Governor Thomas of Colorado has
announced that he win veto tho bill
passed by the general assembly nc IT,
recent session providing FOR an indie
terminate sentence with parole pflvi-
lcgen FOR priHoncra,
Secretary william y. Villas OF Wis
conSln has arrived at San fmnclnco.
Lieut.. Gustav Nickel " the First
Montana regiment has arrived at san
francisco from Manila aud will re-
ccivc an honorable discharge.
The body ~ Rear Admiral ]. II.
Apotts WIS removed from the cruiser
Bndrcr yesterday and conveyed TO
the vault at Laurel liill cemetery. san
Francisco. There was no funeral cor
tvgc.
President Mckinley II TO be asked 90
open the first Hluiee gate, when VIII
81 the Sanitary
canal to How into the pcrplnlnea river
At Lcckport, october plh, Chicago
day.
Prince Konoyc N authority for tho
statement that the parliament OF his
country, Japan. has decided TO grant
subsidies to the two steamship com.
infns now operating lines between
the Orient and this country.
San Francisco Baptluta are making
extensive preparations for the rccep-
tion of the 5000 people who are expect
ed next month Ia attend the annual
meetings OF National Baptist, noclc-
ties.
4 dispatch 20 the New York Herald
from Porto Plata, llayti. says Prcai-
dent HcreauN of Ran Domingo will
meet the Hnyti minister's this evening
60 arrange n harmonious settlement OF
the strained relations between the two
republics.
II IN said that combination OF alt
the Tile companies uf the country Il In
progress ~ organization, the new core
pnratiun TO be called tho EncAustic
Tile company of America ANA 60 b.
capitalized at 100000. Of which 81
10000 h 90 be preferred stock and
N.0o0.ooO common stock.
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a steadfat supporter Predicts that Twcn-
~ Legislators WIN Leave Him.

Harrisburg. Pa. April ia confer
cnce OF Republican senators and mem
bcrs voting for Senator quay was held
In the supreme tourt chamber tonight
to consider the letter OF Senator Flyn.
chairman Of the anti-Quay Republican
organization. suggesting a committee
OF conference be named ON the part "
those voting for Mir. Quuy to confer
with n like committee on the part or
those opposing him, with vicw TO adj
justlnR fractional differences and the
election OF n senator.
There was a large attendance OF log.
islntors and Republican politicians
from over the State. Senator Grady
read n letter from ex-senator quay.
written at Philadelphia today. In which
Sir. Quay deprecated any change IN
position by his follower. IN the lcgia-
inturc pending proceedings In phila-
delphin." he said. ANY one who would
change position might ns well come
here and 60 on the witness stand
against me-"
Continuing he said: ITO ,emporarize
with those .pctsons who Tor three
months have prevented the election ot
q senator from Pcnnsy lvanla would
cxtricate them from the abyss into
which they have plunged. Instead Of
making their treason TO their party
odious, their treason would be made
respectable"
Speeches were made by United States
Senator pcnrorc and others saying
that Mr. quay was the nominee OF the
regular Republican caucus and was en-
titled TO the support Of every Rcpubli-
can.
senator McGcc contcndcd that the
Republicans should get together and
elect senator before the adjourn
mcnt OF the legislature on Thursday.
Representative liosack OF Pittaburg
announced that he would not hereafter
vote for Quay.
The meeting declined 10 confer with
the anu-Quay members and adopted
n resolution declaring that Mr.. quay
was the unanimous choice OF the Re-
publican caucus composed ~ more that
two thirds ~ all the Republicans OF the
assembly. and IL IL the duty ~ all Re-
publican members u the Joint commit
tee TO sustain the organization by sup
porting the caucus nominee and calling
upon those now opposing the regular
candidate TO lay aside factlonal foCling
and unite In the election ~ a iicpubli-
can 20 stinitcd States Senate.
After the conference senator Mcbcc.
who had steadfnrtly voted for quay.
announced that he would not vote fof
the ex-senator tomorrow. and that
other members from Allegheny had
also east their last vote Tor Mr.. quay
He predicted that MIR. quay would
lost twenty supporters tomorrow, and
said the prospects would be bright fof
the election Of q senator.
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TIM mAnnLIlirADs ORDERS.
WIN Accompany the Newark to the Pacific
with kauts' Command.

New York. April ia special to the
Herald from Washington says;
Orders have been Issued BY Secretary
Long 70 the cruiser Marblchcnd to hc-
company the Newark 90 she Pacific
ocean as member OF Rear Admiral
kautE'E command. II " the under.
standing that the Texas viii be placed
In such "a position that she VIII be
readily available for duty In the Pa
cine IL her services arr required.
orders 10 the Marblchcad are not due.
the officials say. to developments Ia
the samoan situation. They explain
that the Pacific station covers great
nrcn ~ territory ana That the ships now
attached to II arr INADEQUATE to attend
to the many calls upon them.
Tho German squadron w Asiptic wat
cfa Il not much larger than the 'otcc
which this government proposes 20 sta
tion on the Pacific coart while that un.
der Admiral Dewey II superior.
orders have been given 10 the gun
boat Marietta Go make survey Of the
mouth Of the San Juan river and tho
Gulf OF Para.
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Committee Of Twenty-Five to Nee,
Peace Commissioners.
THEIR THREE PROPOSITIONS
Large Anton, ~ ius Uigi,ts Dem andcd
Peaceful ,ciations to he ti.,nb-
ii.hcd- Fable Oniccs.

New York. April iS-A dispatch to
the Herald from Manila says. In an
Interview with Gonorui L1garda he
said that a committee Of twenty-five
Fillplnoa had been appointed to cone
Ter with the peace commission for the
following purpogca:
First; 10 obtain az large autouo-
nous rights Tor the Filipino people as
possible.
Second: To bring about peaceful re-
latlona between the insurgents and
the Americans
Third. That the Americans and
Fillplnos only shall occupy public Of.
fees.
Arcvaico. q former aide To- Aguin-
aldo. h now at Manila. lie raid In an
intcdvlcw that u the Americans send
to Afuinnldo now. he thinka n peace
fol solution % the present troubles "
probable.
Influential Americans think that the
commission ~ rich Fliiplnoa ~ eager "a
protect property ana has little iniiucnco
with the insurgents.
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London. April 1.-THE Rome cores
pondcnt OF tho Daily Telegraph sends
the substance " an Interview he
had with the prclatc who
assisted yesterday In tho c,le-
bration OF the twcnty-frat an
In question said that Cardinal RAM
polla, the papal secretary OF state. N
the rial pope. and that his object In to
elect himself or one of hin nominees to
succeed Loo. ITO obtain this" de-
clarcd the cccieninstlc. 1T In necessary
that the pope should crvate new cnrdi-
grouped IA TO leave Rampolla no
chance"
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rnEsIDIO RIOTERS.
No onieiai cosnirsnee 81 breach Of Dis
sipiine Vet Taken

San Francisco. April iS.-Thc govern.
mcnt officers have not yet taken oiii-
clai congnlkancc % the breach OF dis
cpilnc committed by the soldiers who
burned Ichfold'A saloon near the
prcHldlo ON sunday night Their pres.
ont purpose In merely To assist the civil
authorities In the crort To locate ano
arrest the persons guilty OF arson.
when these men finally Will be turned
over TO the proper authorities To ans
wcr for their crime In the civil court.
Afterwards they VIII be- ordered To
appcarc before military tribunal. vita
the assured prospect OF dinhonotablc
discharge and imprisonment.
AdlutRnt General Babcock says.
Every ctort IN being made TO ma
the men responsible for tho riot ana
have them severely punished. For dam
age done outside of the Preside or for
the commission OF illegal acts on the
reservation. tho participants In sun
day nights disturbance aro subject 10
the civil authorities"
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oEN. Lnr's LAST ORDER.
Tho seventh Corp. Praised Prior to neinE
Mustered Out

Havana. April i7.-The last general
order Issued by Mai. Gen. Fltzhugh Ice
20 his command, the Seventh army
corps. II IN part M follows;
AN order has been received which
moves the last regiment of the Seventh
army corps across the sea TO be mus
tered out " the service Of the United
Stntes, and the ranks OF Its organlza-
flon viii be forever broken. The record
made by the ofilceru and men, however.
VIII he forever preserved on the pages
Of the military history IN which their
country VIII lnscribe their deeds No
troops have won a greater reputation
for discipline drill. manly discharge Of
duty, aoldlerly conduct and cheerful
obedience TO all orders.
THE Presidents assurance that had
the war with Spain continued the
Seventh army corps would have been
selected 10 lead the assault on the Ha-
vana lines. proves that the corps pos.
Fessed the confidence Of the Command
er-in-chlef Of the army and navy, a
trymen.
1T Is gratifying. IN reviewing rss ~
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New York. April iS.-A dispatch TO
the Herald from Hong Kong sayai
fhournndR ~ Chincfc advanced TO.
ward tho British camp ut rachohu.
Monday. and fired several rounds ~ ar.
tiilcry at ineffective range. Mai Con.
GaHcolgnc. whose force " less than 200.
ordered his artillery to engage the cne-
my who occupied the surrounding hills.
shrapncl drove the chiucee out and
the Indian infantry advanced. tue Chi-
neHo retiring several miles, burning
villages. The Chinese losses are un-
known ~ they carried away their dead
aud wounded. The British had no loss.
II was proposed TO advance the british
occupation. with the exception of his
stan General GaHcolgno IL utllltEing
only Indian troops.
Hong Kong Il guarded by volunteers
and Welsh fuHlllcfa.
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RECIPROCITY TROUBLES.
Arise Through Granting switzerland
same Privileges As France.

New York. April iS.--A special 10 the
Herald from Washington says As a
result OF the United States granting to
Switzerland the same privileges nc-
corded 10 France under the reciprocity
agreement with the latter country, Hcy.
ornl European and south American
countries have demanded Tint Ike
privileges be allowed TO them. 20 dan
this country has become this Swiss
treaty. under which Switzerland Ii ON.
titled 10 the benefits obtained By France
under her agreement with tho United
States. that IL was stated today that Il
had become necessary 10 formally de-
nounce u. such denunclatlon 20 take ef-
feet early In 1900. The treaty provides
that Each Of the contracting parties
hereby engages not 10 grant any favor
In commerce 10 any nation, union 81
nations, state or society which shall not
Immediately be enjoyed by tho other
party"
before Germany or any other OF the
nations denlrouH Of obtaining the prlyl-
legcB GRANTED 10 Switzerland can re-
celye them, they VIII be required TO
make reciprocal compensation to the
United States. The matter II OF con-
siderable Importance. especially ~ II n
the expectation OF tho state depart
ment that before the expiration OF the
period In which the treaties OF rcciproc-
ity be made. several Instruments viii
have been signed, ana Switzerland.
during the life ~ her treaty, viii have
TO be given the privileges thus granted
10 other nations.
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reer OF the corps, TO remember the har-
mony which has existed among the
"a. 900 soldiers who answered the roll
call ut Tampa. Jacksonville. Savannah
and IN Cuba, whether u were the vol
unteers who afterwnrd. at various
times. broke ranks and resumed the
duties Of citizenship. OF the regular,
whose standards still fying are the nd-
vance rertineis OF American progress
and civilization.
THE soldiers ~ the North and South
took the sunshine and storm " camp
together and marched side by side un-
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olympia. wash. April i7.-Govcrnor
Rogers IL In receipt Of good many
letters from relatives Of soldiers IN the
First wnahir gion. asking him TO emu
stc Governor Lee 90 South Dakota, In
demanding" the return Of the yciun-
tcerr. To a father. who seemed par
ticuinriy inriHtont. he wrote:
please stop and think for mo-
mcnt. what influence do You suppose
I have with President Mckinley ana
Den. AlgcrT
''rhc request Of the governor Of
South Dakota will not influence their
action In thu slightest degree. Indeed.
my opinion IL that II Will have a con-
trary effect.
n think you may possess your soul
In patience. The boys VIII be sent home
shortly. We all want them home. but
there are better ways OF cffccting this
result than fiying into the newspapers
with what the administration count.
sassy letters
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New York. April is.--At a mcetins
OF the Tanmany society last night,
these officers were unanimously elect
cd;
Carroll, DANIEL n. Mcmahon. John W
Keller, John J. scanncll, Charles u.
Murphy. Randolph ouggcnhcimcr
Maurice Foatheraon. Asa bird 1ardi-
ner, John Keller, George clnuHcn,
John FIX, Thomas !. Dunn. Secro-
tnry. Thomas y. Smith; treasurer.
Peter n. Meyer. ragamorc. John 4.
Nnplc: wlakinkic. John A. Boyle.
Snohcm Keller succeeds Congress
man william Astor chanlcr. who IA
reported 1, have quarrclcd with Rich
ard Croker.
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YUKON nnEAKINa ur.
Two Men 90 Through the Ice aud are
Drowned.

Victoria II. C.. April is.-Mcn Just ar
rived from the Kicndlkc say that the
Yukon IL already brcaklng up and II
Hooded from Marsh Lake w. one par
~ Of four. headed by Stuart 81 sno-
homlah. Wash. went through the Ice
on April end aud were drowned
with their dogs. While the fitkic par
". now here. were crossing summit
Lake last Saturday. John Dclnnd went
through the ice and was only rescued
with difficulty. Grave anxiety " cN.
pressed for those now on the trail.
a. Langicin LittlcH II reported from
Atiin. where many Americans located
claims last year. only 10 he busted by
the pnaaago of the antl.nliun law OF this
spring. During the winter claim Jump
inr by the Wholesale has been pro-
crossing. and there nfc now three or
four diaputnntH for every claim on
Spruce and Pine creeks, Some ~ the
Americans nro taking British partners
to hold their properties.
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visit. As to China. Prince Konoyc
says the Japanese are looking upon with
a determination to preserve the integ-
rity OF the empire. u possible. but In
case that there should be partition
there should fall to Japan n good share
Of the country. 40 that " might be
opened under japanese auspices. The
relations OF his country with Russia
We're. he said. quite satisfactory.
Prince f.lchlnowsky. German diplo-
mat. who took n vacation FOR his health.
some months ago. arrived on his way to
Igrlln.
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NOW READY.

Jenson's Church Chronology. n chron-
illogical history Of the church from
1906 to the close Of iS9S. Printed In
now type throughout In any style
OF binding desired. Prices. u.25. si.bo
nrd t2.oo The funds derived from tho
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erection Of a now Lnttor-day saints
Historians office In this city. For sale
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BARGAINS you CANNOT AFFORD 10
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R,e whisky pI.,lil,r..

Louisville. KY. April iS.--Alfrcd
Austrian ana g. H. Stoll have returned
from Chicago where they went 10 con-
suit Levi M,yor concerning tho formn-
ton OF the Rye Whisky trust and tho
ultimate consolidation Of the whisky
combine win probably be formed this
week. The consolidation OF the i've
liquor trusts. Il In thought. win follow
shortly after the rye Interests are
poOio1
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JAPAN AND CHINA.
Prince Konoye Says Ills Country WIN be- Ia
nj the Partition.

San Francisco. April is.-Among the
arrivals on the coptlc We're Prince Kon-
DYE president OF the Japanese chamber
world ON trip OF inspection and In
veHtisafion. Prince Konoye denies that
there Ia anything In his voyage but a
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EARL 0r nossLyN.
lie VIII Not Appear un tho New SorL
sIlEa Now.

New York. April is.-A dispatch TO
the Herald from London says; The
young earl OF l,osslyn. who IL known
on the stage IA James Erslline. IL not
% visit New York after all. II N
trun that he had signed contract
with Charles Frohman 10 play u season
In New York and had been guaranteed
four weeks engagement AZ least, but
Il IN not To be carried out because pri-
vatc and other matters have cropped
20,
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LACE CURTAINS REDUCED 30 FER
cESr.
for 10 days sale at Y. G. MI

Even the most Vigorous and hearty
people have at times a feeling % weari-
ness and lassitudc. 10 disuul this fonl-
Ing take IiEuuiNE. II VIII impart
vigor and vitality. Price. % cents and
70 ccntn. =. e. NJ. I. Drug Department.
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aorEn CO. ST or oS LACE CURTAIN
q. z. G. ". |. Tor ton dayt.
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The woman who day aiter day q tortured
by headaches. dependency irfiiability,
nervousness, lassitude, weak back, pains
and similar symptoms, suiicfa mar,yfdom
that not even a Nero could invent, Not
Que doctor In a thousand will attribute