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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

There n a likelihood Of tho Eagle
making record on different lines 10
any other In the dlatriot. Samples Of
ore carrying aa high a. 800 ounces silver
and . per cent copper II not uncommon
although u occurs mainly In pockets.
The richest u the ore IN being sacked
and n shipment will be made before u
great while. There are symptoms Of
a rich silver vein IN tho Gold Dust and
it may be well 10 pay attention to the
silver ledge a little more than In the
past
Some rif.h ore has been uncovered
In the Cola Dust this week. Assays
AZ high MS $50 per ton have been
found and there seems To- be plenty o.
u. Some excellent bodies NJ ore have
been opened up recently and conditions
ARE such that some Of the directors are
agitatlnE n proposition 60 Install mill
on the property.
Tho Daisy made enough over expenses
In July TO have paid a dividend Of y
cent per share. The money viii be
used 20 good advantage In cnlarging
the mill
Work In the New tunnel az the
Northern Light h. being pushed ylgur-
oualy by three shifts aud % H. expected
that ore viii soon be- encountered.
The Morcur mine continues 90 furnish
ioQ tons Of ore per day and with 100 tons
" tailInra the min 10 kept buay.-Mcr-
cur Miner
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MINEs AND MtNtNG MEN.

40 dividend VIII De paid this month
by the Coutenninl-E Eureka,
Another car of hlgh grade ore Is on
the road from the Joe Bowers.
a copper stain has been encountered
IN one of the drifts of the Lulah prop
crty.
Fourteen cars from Tlnuc and from
bingham were nt the COnklln sampler
today,
The West buckeye company. Tlntlc.
have completed the survey Of their
eight claims.
Fred Dern IL back from Mercur after
visiting tho mine ana dlscharging the
July payroll,
4 lnrEr body OF iow.grade copper ore
IL reported to have been encountered
In the st. Joe u Bingham.
Things look we'll nj the Eagle ana
Blue Bell. The lead chute In the prop.
crty continues. Its size l. not yet deter
mined
Prof Tihbalr and J. ]. Corum will
visit the Red Wing tomorrow 20 see
about the proposed enlargement Of the
mill.
Harvey J. Jones N the Conklln sam.
pier wna at his desk today after en-.
joylng a trip 60 stockton NJ Jones
visited "a number M properties while
away ana returned with some samples
from claims IN which he Ia Interested,
a meeting ~ tho Joe Uowcrs was
booked Tor late this afternoon The
possibility OF Mr John Dcrn being
elected president of the company was
talked u during the day
Another shipment of pig copper will
10 forward from the Highland boy
Hmelter tomorrow II o. being loaded
today ana viii consist, it ~ stated 0i
about 10000 pounds; which. AZ tho
present price of the metal. win hrlnr
3d. J00 The consignment VIII go TO an
eastern refinery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Carpenters will go out 10 the West
Dip tomorrow, % o. stated. 10 begin
work ON the work ~ oularglng the DAT
ny mill The lumber lH ON the ground
aud everything o. favorable 10 any
early completion NJ tho addition. Mt
plrdriCh expects Go have the main part
up in about six weeks, The enlarge
mont viii enable the Daisy 10 mako tho
record VI go toms "a day. which u iH
hoped will soon put tho property iu
shape tn not only pay rs way but 90
also hand out something tu the stock
holders II has boon reported that the
muu forced ahead during the month
az July so Ear nH 90 have been able "a
pay 10 dividend ~ y a cent per share
This iH not true 10 ID learned, The fv-
turns from the total output from the
Daisy for July do not cover tho run
ming expenses for that month
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MAMMOTH GROWS WEAKER.
TODAYS METALS
SILVER COZ
LEAD, St.35
CASTING COPPER II.

Todnys exchange call passed on
without any very stirring scenes 4
good days business was done nt fhif
prices. In a few cases the stocks have
s,incncd up a little and others are
weaker.
Mammoth sold today down 10 i-.i1'
while Totro's lowest sale won't at H.
Joe Bowers was weaker selling az 2'h.
Bowers Extension also dropped back "a
little. the sale Of 1000 u ~ being re-
corded.
Midnight bowers was In demand at I
and Yankee Con sold up 10 i5h.. North
ern Light was a little stronger than
yesterday. one sale VI toh being scored.
Daisy went no 1iA. while -Four Aces
has atlncned up 20 gih Pctfp was
stationary az %. and Mcfcur az ~.
Eagle changed hands ut ~, ana was
followed hy Galpnn nt %, star Con.
sold W TO "A. showers Con. a. y. ana
South Swansea responded nt VIZ lila-
ton De Ia Mar brought lA, h'n
Butler "a. and North Swansea was
heard from AZ 1874.
Closing quotations were us follows
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continued 10 operate at "a loss ever
since. The limit ~ endurance has nov
been reached. and the following SELF
explanatory letter has been Issued;
To the Hon Mayor and Citizens oto
Eureka City;-Ynu will please take no
tlce that the work OF supplying water
FOR the citizens at Eureka city has been
carried on for some time past for their
sole use and banefit. and hns been done
o. a great loss 10 the Bullion Heck ana
Champion Mining company. CThe COM
pany having taken its supply from
It's own mine and the Mammoth Mining
company
Unless other and satisfactory ar
arrangements can be made which Will
JUSTIFY the company 20 operate the
pumps. etc, for the benefit OF tho cit-
zens, the company will be compelled
10 cease furnishing water at the end "
the present month. ara shut down 10
pumps at Homandsvlllo.
by order Of the board of directors.
Yours very truly.
J. a. CuNNfNGHAM. President.
W. =. BEATtE. Secretary.
II n said that only about ono-third
u the citizens Of Eureka use fhe Bull
Hon Beck water, system. and that the
adjustment Of the matter viii be aim
cult as very high rate would neces-
rarlly have 10 b. charged by the CONF
pany In order 70 meet tho operating ox-
penHei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Omaha, Aug. ld.=Cuttlr=R Receipts.
$500 Market steady ~ loullr lower Ma
tive beef stocrs. 5OOHGuu. Western
steers, tOOulHO, TCNus steers. $500 Z 20.
cows and hoiforr, l.1iut5O. Gamers.
gtOu1lO. Htuckers and feeders, 5000
900, calves, AOOud5O. bulls. stays, etc.
g.sOuilD.
-RccclptH $500. Market Be- high
or. closed lower. Heavy iiOui 30;
mixed, iioHiiO. light libui6t; pigs,
1.5iutAO. bulk ~ sales, AiOuAi5.
Sheep Uro1lpts 5000 Market steady,
NourinW iO0ul25. Western muttuns.
atlu3PD. stock sheep, 3.5oul15, lambs.
lEOIGgU
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A gentleman who has just returned
from TiutiC says Of the Tctro strike,
that accounts ARE very conflicting IN the
district 10 o. the talk ~ Eureka still
but lt is considered that while indlca-
lions are very favorable 90 the close
proximity of the ore body. nothing, aa
yet uf a very exciting nature has de-
yolopJd. No word has been received In
town further than the assays reported
lnat week Some gambling lu the stock
ls being INDUCED in. but lt ~ under
stood that some % the officers ut least
uf the company. urr not buying Ia any
" the stock at ruling prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

The North fiamberE Mining company
nlcd ltH articles N Incorporation ycstur-
day. The capitalization o. fixed at $50
900 with shares nc 10 cents each, The
Clmpnuys property consists uf the Lex
lnrt0n. War Eagle. and the War Eagle
son a. PRECEDENT O.. q. Bridges. vice.
president. 10. barnett. secretary and
treasurer These gentlemen, together
with John ~. Murray and j. d. Grifln,
also constitute the directorate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Pan FrunclHco. Aug i5.-Augugtua
Howard, known ns the Australian
plunECr.' whose somewhat mysterious
rotations with W, H. Green, the Denver
siderable comment, IL declared by the
police To b. AN escaped convict from
sydney. His real name ~ said 10 be
Charlts Doyle, though he has several
aliases, and a sentence Of twenty-five
years imprisonment Is hanging over
him
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IilIIIl|IIl||IfIIj|
iEl!(l:a|
The Burlington
Holds all Records.

Cleveland.
The fastest time ever made between
Chicago and Denver n is hours and %
minutes. The burlington made II Feb
ruary 10th. 1891
The flstcst time ever made between
Chicago and Council Buns IL hours
ana II minutes. The Burlington made
II February i7th, 1909.
The fastest time ever made between
Council BLUFFS and Chicago 10 hours
and % minutes. The burlington made
II January Ord, 1899.
Two trains a dn~ ior OmahH, Chicago,
Kansas city ana 81. Louis--the Chicago
Special. leaylng Denver ~ l.i0 D. M,
and the Ncstibuled Flyer. at $3.50 y. m.
RECORD breakers, both OF them, like
the line they run over.
Ticket ONCE. ga s, W. Temple st.
I. 4. BENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q. W.
ny. DOoly Block,
II. r. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. ana
Freight Agent.
w. +. M'MTLLAN. Gen. ACT.
IA S. w. Temnla ST.. SAT- Lake city.
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Dividend 30. 2 was posted today by
the pctro Mining company. II amounts
20 l5.U00, which ~ nt the rate u 2h
cents n share. Every confidence ~ uN-
pressed by the officers ~ the company
that tho pctro VIII continue 70 keep
IN the line Of regular dividend pnycfu.
The mine ~ said to- be- Improving Ia APP
peurnucp. and vast bodies ~ ore are In
sirht II u significant that before half
the month had passed enough ore was
marketed 90 insure the dividend which
has now been posted.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago Aug 5.-llogs-Rcceipt
1900. Tomorrow 5000. Loft over.
i,iig. Market fully cents higher.
weaker at close. Mixed and butcher
fdaus.O0. good heavy, AlIutpai rough
heavy AgOut35, light iG1u5O0.
'uttlrHkrcDiptH 1000 Market
steady beovo1. AGiuGl5; cows and
helfyrH e0Ou5lO. Texas steers $500
s.25. Etpckgn and feeders. lgiulio.
sheep Receipts. 1900. Market weak;
sheep, 8OOutsO. lambs. iOOuC75,
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Dan iieustun was in town yesterday
from bingham ana reported that the
strike in the Chicago has been proved
CO. be- quite valuable. The ore body
encountered is low grade. but n prone
iHyH Co make up In quantity what IN
deficient iu quality. The lessees feel
that IL will have 90 be- very low grade
ore that they cannot probably market
Tor 81 ton Tor transportation 10 the
HmUltpF
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TRY ALIENS FOOT EASE,

powder to be shaken intn The shoes, A.
this season your feet fee swollen. nervous aud
hot. aud rct tired easily. n Yuu hav- smart
ing feet or tisht shoes. try Aliens lont- fase
n cnols the feet aud makes waking cas-.
ure. swollen and sweating feet, hlisters aud
sfi1us spnts Relieves corns aud bunlons ~
Id main and gives rest and rnnfurt. Try "
f1day loid hy III druggists and shoe stores
far ASc Trial parLagf NEt. Adlress
Anr1 q Oin|sfad fNrnv y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

any rasppablc
expcnditurr
which will be-
the means of
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Parasols, Parasols.

Ladies' Fancy SILK and Chiffon Para.
soils. In an excellent variety OF colors.
Well worth the prices marked. Forced
out at Just half price.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY


Last train leaves Lagoon Sundaya Al
$50 o NJ KOuND TRIP. ~ CENTS
Olsun's Famous orchestra m attendance
every afternoon and evening
II, w. EARLY. Gent Pass Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

The cash prizes Tor the best charac-
tors amount Co tl2i. Mr. Myers tho
cuatumcr. VIII have room ut the
beach ana muskgrs VIII have plenty of
accommodation TO dress and hire cos
tunes,
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2. G. NJ T. Shoe Factory excursion
10 LAGOON Friday Aug 18th. Road
race and baseball.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

2, c. NJ, l. Shoe Factory excursion
to LAGOON Friday, Aug, 18th, Road
vsne and baseball.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

CHEAP.-HIGH ROLLER MINING
stock. Must be sold, Inquire ltj W..
Second South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

N ubuut uyor She has awakened RON nn,
winter. sleep aud will soon don het sbs,
gurb. Her bright sun, sim Wluds anu VIZ
dust will remind y1u that you have ~ n.
About tho trst thing person docs Mhunt . ~
eyes become sensitive 10 tho sun, WV s -
pnir of coiorod glasses DON'T D9 X
Come to mo and hnd tho cause anu '''
remedy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

The most precious possession on 81
earth is perfect health, II Is "
the groundwork OF all 10y
prosperity In life; and ~ IA
few people grudgc W. TP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15

Flssure Mining Stock Six Cents,
Brooks s Blakoly, a. West second SO.
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MITCHELL, OPTICIAN,

Manager Utah Optical Co, under walker
Bros hank, salt Lake Clty n,.,
unequAled advantages In experience. h-A'
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
HE THOUGHT BETTER OF IT.
A Negro Swlndler, Working the En-
Slave Pension Racket, Scared on
by United States Officers.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 17.-Fifteen
hundred Kansas City negroes congre-
gated at the Second African Baptist
church, Tuesday night, to listen to an
appeal for help from I. H. Dickerson,
of Nashville, a negro who came to
town, posing as the general manager
of the ex-Slave Mutual Relief, Bounty
and Pension association of the United
States. He was alleged to be collecting
money to secure pensions for ex-
slaves. Maj. Charles B. Anderson, spe-
cial United States pension examiner,
was on hand with United States dep
uty marshal prepared to arrest Dick
erson when he should appear. He had
apparently been informed of the state
of affairs and failed to meet his en-
gagement. The audience became rest
less after waiting an hour and spoke
their sentiments freely. Maj. Anderson
finally addressed them, declaring Dick
erson to be, fraud, and the gathering
but not without mutterngs
of disgust.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
DISASTROUS IOWA TORNADO.
Three Persons Killed md Eour 81.
rco"siy Injured and Much Prop
erty Destroyed.

Manchester, ia. May 17.--Thrce per-
sons were killed and four are known to
have been seriously injured by tor
mad" which struck. Tuesday night,
near tolesburg, 20 miles northwest Of
this city.
George Land. jerome Jacobs and a
child named Tnpper, were killed, and
Mr.. Ridenonr. Mrs. Ridenour, and two
Turper children injured. The Tupper
children will probably die.
Cheat damage was done by the storm
IN the village OF Colesbnrg. After de-
stroying much property there, the tor
nado passed along the Turkey river
to Llttleport, wrecking many farm
houses along its path.
1t is not yet known whether anyone
was killed outside of Colesburg. Wire
communication was cut off. and only
meager details are obtainab Bile.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
AT HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
J. Addison Porter Shows In Unex.
pectedly-The President and Mrs.
Mckinley on a Morning Drive.

Hot Springs, Va. May III. Addi-
son Porter, secretary to the president,
arrived here unexpectedly. He has
fully recovered from the illness which
kept him so long from his duties at
the White House. He came here to pay
his respects to the president. Gen.
John McNulta, of Chicago. who has
been witness before the industrial
committee at Washington, stopped on
bis way west. He desired to consult
with Comptroller Dawes with regard
to the affairs of the National Bank of
Illinois, of which Gen. McNuta is re-
ceirer. Secretary Hitchcock is expect
ed Thursday.
President and Mrs. Mckinley took a
morning drive to Healing SPRINGS,
about three miles up the valley. The
president held ther ems and the re-
malnder of the presidential party fol-
lowed his trap in another conveyance.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
PREFERMENT KILLED HIM,
sudden Death Of Prof. Vim. Hale Nc
Enrec. Who Had just Been Ten
dered n *1O,OOO Professorship,

New York, May 17.--Prof VIM. Hale
Mctnree, NJ. d.. one of the foremost
authorities on the Therapeutics in the
country. died at his home in this city.
lie received IA signal compliment. Tues
day evening. in the ren,ier of the pro-
fessorship of materia medica in the
Cornell medical college, with a salar,>
OF $4,000 a year. He was greatly
eIated by The news. and his excitement
is said to have developed long dor
mant trouble of the heart.
Mr.. McEnree was born in 1853. He
was chosen professor of therapeutics
in the N"w York university medical
school. and organized the free dispen-
sary at Bellevue hospital. He wrote a
book an therapeutics, which is a
standard text book.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
CHINA GETTING HER BACK UP.
'ae VIII Resist Further Axgressi0n
oy the POwers-Concentration
Of Fighting Men Ordered.

victoria, B. C., May i7.-According
10 y news received by the Empress of In
ula' China will resist further aggres-
hon by the powers. That Gilman in
snas to oppose the advance of Ger
many In the north is shown by the
.4e. that, recently, orders were sent
~me mandarins and taotais of all dis
'nets and provinces, ordering them to
sOaeentrate what fighting men they
"ud and prepare for war. The ar
senals have been ordered to push for
"a'o the manufacture Of arms anda
Iuhltlon with all haste. A late edict
People.
."e chinese navy, also, according to
~. .N reports, is getting ready for an
Emergency.
!, trouble has occurred recently in
sn'ntung, and German missionaries
lave been ill-treated. Germany is
ttno'hg t' expeditions to punish the ma
n.es, a', burning villages and gradually
lhsSn,ng .h.n her way inward. until very
,h", ty she will have possession Of the
|saoe . province.
M. ,ne kobe Herald says that the Ger
,;s sA plan is to establish German
"suom !. with Prince Henry as ruler,
patches. ~
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
Presbyterian Annual Asse mbly.

Minneapolis. Minn.. May 17.-At II
4. m., Thursday, the one hundredth
an eleventh annual assembly of the
Presbyterian church in the United
States will begin it's session in West
minister church, in this city. About
$50 commissioners will be in attend
ance from the 20 synods, and the as.
sembly will bring to the city some so
foreign missionaries, besides many per.
sons interested in the eight auxiliary
boards and other church organizations,
including the seven women's foreign
missions boards.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
The High JOINT Comn,issi

Washington. May 17.-As the result
OF a conference held at the foreign Of
flee in London between Lord Salisbury,
Sir Julian Pauncefote upd Ambassador
Choate, the latter acting under direct
instructions from Secretary Hay, it
can now be predicted that the high
joint commission to adjust issues be-
tween the United States and Canada
will be reassembled during the coming
summer or early fall,
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
THE MONSTER FERRIS WHEEL.
Negotiations in Progress for Its Re-
mO1al tO Either st. LOnis or u
Il New York Resort,

Chicago, May 17.--Th, Ferris wheel,
the giant "Merry-go-rornd' that has
been one of ChicagoS wonders ever
since the Worlds fair, will do it's next
turn. it is said, in st. Louis or New
York, as negotiations for its transfer
to one of the citr.s named are now in
proct IS of conclusion. st. Louis wants
it as an attraction for the Louisiana
Purchase centennial. in 1908. but a
New York amusement firm has filed a
counter proposition for it's removal to
a location in the vicinity of Manhattan
island.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
Capture 0F san |S|DRQ.
Gen. Lawton's Command Drove the
Enemy From Their Latest
Stronghold.
ne ADOPTED GEN. sutRMAN's TACTICS,
Instead Of Assaulting the FlliDino
1ntrenchments in Front He Took
Them ON the Flank and the Ene-
my Lost No Time In Getting Out
Driving Them NOrthward.

Manila, May II, 6:55 p. m.-Col. Sum-
mers' command, consisting of the
Iwenty-second infantry on the left,
the Minnesota regiment in the center,
and the Oregon and North Dakota reg
iments on the right, preceded by
scouts, and accompanied by Scott's
battery of artillery, advanced from
Baluarte at daylight. The troops first
encountered the enemy rwo miles from
San Isidro, the rebels retiring when
our artillery opened fire. Just out
side the town rebel force, estimated
to number 1000 men, was intrenched
1t made slight resistance, and quilted
its pasition when our troops turned
its right flank.
The enemy's loss was IL men killed
and 20 wounded.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
Ok kInhOn,a County Sent Fight.

Wichita, kaS., May 1'.A special TO
the Beacon says: \ county seat cleo
ton in Grant county. Okla. Tuesday
resulted in favor of Pond Creek. the
pres, Mt county seat At night an at
tempt was made to steal the records,
Reed was "A member of the invading
party. \ warm battle "nsutd. but no
lives were lost
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20

Hong Kong, May 1,,--Snn thun was
occupied Tuesday without any casual.
that the rebels are occupying >unon
City.
San Chung and SIMON are situated
in the hin1erland of Hong Kong.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
Advancing the Price Of Grapes.

Fresno, CAL, May 17.--The Califor-
mia Raisin Growers association. which
controls all the grapes produced in the
five central counties of the state, has
fixed the price of the second crop of
muscatel wine grapes at $40 ton,
which is $4 more a ton than they
brought last year.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20

Washington. May Police Ser
geant Fritz Pas>;u, in searching a
house west OF Georgetown for the mur-
dercr OF the RosenSteins ut Bovds.
Nd. was shot and killed, supposedly
by Humphrey Brown. alias "Ruck'
Brown, the alleged .,urderer. The
murderer was captuE-d, an! is now
lodged in the Georgetown station.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
Prominent Passengers,

New York, May 17.-Ex-President
Harrison sailed Oh the st. Paul for
England. where he goes as chief coun-
sci for Venezuela in the boundary ar
bitration proceedings. Don Jose An
drade, envoy extraordinary of Vene-
zuela, was also passenger on the st.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20

Washington. May Il. fhr rrIra>e,
of the French merchant steamer Olu-
dino tohriel"x. under he decision OF
the supreme court Of the lulteI
States. douhtl-S> will b" followed by
the presentation to the @tntt depart
meat Of IL claim for indemnity.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
Sunk in Lake Erie by COlliaiOn.

Detroit, Mich, May 17.--The
schooner Ganges was sunk in Lake
Erie about II o'clock last Tuesday
night by collision with the steamer
Presque Isle, about eight miles of
Colchester, Ont. Her whole side wa:
smashed in and she went dowg in ten
minutes The crew were saved.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
What the Signal Man Saw.


Chicago, May 17.-'rhr old question,
"Is there gambling in Chicagn"" was
the first matter taken up by the RaN-
ter Legislative Investigating commit
tee. which began its "Lrvow" work
here. The committee will investigate
charges hat the city administration
EXTENDED protection to certain gam
blers who are on good terms with
those in authority.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
Third Engineers Mustered Ont.

Atlanta, Ca, May 1.-THE Third en-
gineers. Col. David u. Gaillard. was
mustered out of the service at Fort
Mcpherson. The regiment was made
up of recruits from all parts of the
country. but most of them from st.
Louis and Washington.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-05-20
Has a Right of Action.

Indianapolis, Ind, May 17.--.Judge
Baker of the United States district
court has rendered decision in which
he holds that the heirs of Marion Ty-
Ter, who was lynched at Scottsburg
several months ago, had right of ac-
ton for damages against the sheriff of
the county and his bondsmen.