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Show THE MORN IN Q EXAMINER, 2 SFNSATIONALJTNATE SHERIFF CORBETT DEMIS INCIDENT Hopkins Insults Senator Teller Bill for Appointment of Investigating Commission la Laid on Tablo. DELAYS ARREST ce cun-tciu- sjK-ski- y y e three-year-ol- ul JM IMF til 4 o'clock. ASSASSLV8 ClllEL WORK permanent . CHICAGO ROBBER chairman ot the convention and said BBmm SHOT. "Good Day; Long Live An- - ' Senator Depaw at the Republican Con- in part: "Wo meet on the threshold Shouting 1 of a national campaign. We point to .. Chicago, April archy! Anarchist Plunges Dagvention in Now York. one of live men who things doue in the past seven years of hi? h.i ger in Premier's Breast. and robbed two per, j.?!? BANKS OF YALU New York, April 12. Tho Republi- Republican ascendancy. ot and fatally woun-The enactment of the Dingley tariff Barcelona, April 12. Premier Maucan state convention to elect delegates Herman Wleaen. The r,h sad the universal blessings that have ra waa attacked and wounded today to the national convention, inei at noon followed. who were chased by thr assassin, armed with a by a would-b- e Anti-trutoday lu Carnegie ball. Early In the men. turned aud by dagger, while entering the palace of legislation ,, forenoon the corridors of the Fifth cungress and enforced In the courts the consul purswra. wounding Wi,.n general. with hotel began to fill up leg. Ho returned their by the efforts of the executive. Senur Maura's wound la not aerioua. Frequent Skirmishes Between Avenue of his bullets striking ill?;.0? politicians from all pans of the state, The maintenance of just and liberal The premier had Just returned from aud by 10 o'clock practically all tho pensions to deserving veterans. the buck. Ills cummZ a celebrated service requiem attending Sakju and Wiju. leaders and most of the delegatee were 4 We commend the recent order of for the repose of the soul of the late caped. gathered there. the commissioner of pen ions that ad Queen Isabella and waa entering, nut Thera was comparatively little dis- vanclng age ahall be regarded as pre- leaving the palace, when a youth, 19 cussion of today's convention aa such, sumptive evidence ot disability. years old, name Joaquin Miguel Ar-ta-r YYe have fought and won the Spanso, approached and shouting, Good Seoul, April 11. iMonday). 4:20 p. it being recognized by all concerned m. The Japanese authorities here say that tbs details or the convention were ish war. We have not ahrunk from day; long live anarchy! struck the HOBSON DEFEATED. there have been frequent skirmishes already aettled as a result of the con- the burdens of our victory. We have premier In the chest with a dagger he .The ference and of main and The to Cuba a Sunday. stable government o had concealed In a handkerchief. between Bakju and Wiju. yesterday given conBirmingham. Ala., have left them, with all good wishes, was seized and imprisoned. body of the first Jaisuiese army is la gossip In the corridors was largely The latest returns ,n,,u free to work out their own salvation. The premier was able himself to the neigblsirbood of Wiju. Abmitslx fined to the national situation. Korsaudal-shoThe delegates at large to be named We have established good govern- send to Madrid the news ot the atdays Democratic prlmarie hundred Sencate that J. Thomas are: ment in Porto Rico and the Philip- tempt on hia life. ean iufautry left Seoul today for the late this afternoon al pines; we are successfully lifting them I'. succeed the late Thomas Plait, northern part of Ham Hiung Do pro- ator Charles W. Thompson Senator C. M. up to the plane of a higher citizen-snivince on the frontier of the Kirin dis- ternate J. Bloat FsKM-ti- : CRAZY AMBIIIOHQR OFFICE Fifth Alabama district. We are educating their chiltrict uf Mauchurla. to keep in order lha Depew, alternate Louis Stern; Governturns also seem to indicate tht! Itandlts who are constantly embroiled or Odell, alternate Erast aa C. Knight; dren. YVe will not lay down the task until we have made them fit for Frank S. Black, alternate II. C. Brewwitb the Chinese settlers In the election of Colonel John li. Bank-- ! Revolution Leader Claim Ho la Not Then we will settle the region, which has resulted In dip- ster. head over Captain R. I1. to Blame Conditions. for Tha elortors at large to lie selected question of our future relations with lomatic representation on the subject Hoi,, lu the Blxth district. from China. It ie considered doubtful are Former Mayor Schiren. Brooklyn, reference to their higher interest, and New Y'ork, April 12. Juan J. Jlm-Ine- z, t the welfare of our own people. whether those troops will resell their and George Urban. Jr., of Buffalo. of Santo Domingo, deWe the have free the rural As extended ns ere fears Ucstinat inn, a prelude to his assuming being expressand leader of the present revolution in ed that they will desert. chairmanship of the convention. Gov. livery service until the farmers In the that republic, who haa just arrived M. Odell waa elected a member of that thickly settled communities are serv- here, declares that he The Japanese minister to Korea, will reed with their letters and Korean body. papers turn to hla country Inprobably Jlayasbl, has requested the week or two Although Carrying a Number af p a doors and resume command of hla forces In When the convention was called ts promptly and at their own government to facilitate the plans of sengers No Lives Were Lest Guneral Huraguchi, commander of the order. Senator Dcpcw was introduced These are some of the things we have order to make the final to attempt thorthe fur at forces aa Seoul, accomplished. Japanese temporary thaliiuan. The Republican party haa no apolo- wrest tho reins of government front Senator Depew, after sketching the ough sanitation of Seoul and the othPresident Morales. General Jlmlnei San Francisco, April 12 The Me. so to as not er large towns of Korea, events which culnilnateJln the revolu- gies to offer, no heresies to recant, explains that he merely came north chants ravno Kansas City or other disgraceful to expose the Japanese troupe to the tion in Panama, said: Exchange has received a cabl. procure a little rest. One of the "When Panama fulfilled tha threat party platform to retract; no offen- most Interesting Incidents of his ar- gram stating that the Pacific Mm ages of cholera and other diseases. known to all the world for months one sive deceased issues to be buried and rival at the hotel which left this rJ, frequented by visit- steamer no peerless leaders who have passed Si. Petersburg, April 12. Major successfully accomplished her revoluors firom the West Indies, waa hia March 22nd, for Panama, with aa into innocuous for desuetude hla Mukthe acted within tion. the president ready General Pflug In a dispatch from of her of passengers and a cargo of meeting with a young brother-in-laden denies tho report that the Japan- constitutional privilege wiih the di political grave yard. eral merchandise, consigned to Mb' President Morales Emilio Ylltalon, Who can write the platform of our ese advance guard has crossed the rectness. courage and wisdom characlean and Central American porta, chancellor of Dominican the consulate. YVho can state the prinopponents? Yalu and engaged In a skirmish with teristic of his whole public life. been wrecked. vetIn an New Y'ork. the Instant For of 1904? The speech of Representative Cock-ra- n ciples of the Democracy the Russian troops. The Colon la reported to have itrnt eran revolutions of upon many gazed In the house but Saturday, the Were they correctly set forth at Kan the on a rock at Puma Remedlos. caw and then, takchancellor, boyish saa City? the presnegator declared, waa because Port Arthur. April 12, (Monday). Injuries which made It necessary The Democratic leaders are anx- ing hia hand, congratulated him on beach Presiher at Acapulco. such a Telegraph communications have been ident. following the examiile of position. responsible holding iously considering what Issues they olIt Is not believed that any lives m conversation General interrupted recently, owing to (he tor-ra- dent Cleveland, had, by executive Jim in Inez, rid get of, and how best to do as no casualties arc mentioned a Isl rains. Railroad embankments der, fixed the limit of partial and to- may It. When their platform la finally writ- with reporters, declared he did not lost, the dispatch. in South Manchuria have been dam: tal disability for I be veterans of the ten to come of munitions here war, buy up, its chief plank will be denuncomaged, laying out the movement jof Civil war. Mr. Cleveland and hla to rest. 'i-ciation of policies and de- but merely troops. The embankment uf tbs rail- missioner of pensions had lnlarprete.1 famation ufRepublican waa ended? he revolution Is your the MURDERER candidates Republican EXPLAINS, road running to Shan Hal Kwan is the pension act of )jt90, to mean that It was within Ihe power and the duty The end will be another overwhelming asked. submerged at several points. hold never. We still possesNo, in Republican November. victory Assassin of Aged Night Watchmn A squadron of battleships and tor- of the executive to atate the years for the sion of a part of the Island. I am goAlluding to tha tariff, which Claims pedo boats haa Just returned here from partial anJ total disability when the In about back Santo to Domingo said the Democrats would ing a cruise far out to sea. Easter pass- veterans could receive a pension with- speaker Philadelphia, I two weeka,although April 11. The mystery may change my ed without the anticipated Japanese out examination. Cleveland had fixed want to revise, he said: the murderer of Mi a for run over surrounding "The next to mind and we time tackle Europe the tariff, attack. Every precaution was taken total disability at 73. Roosevelt had we Thomas, the aged night watchman a propose to Improve upon that. But day or two. revived the tyranny of Henry VIII. had to prevent a surprise. so long aa the present law works well How about your army? How la It tha Houston Club of the University of Vice Admiral Makaruff, who person- marched with Oliver Cromwell at the Pennsylvania last evening, was cleared and sufficient revenue and getting on and where is it at the presprecau- head of his army into the house of rep- the produces ally supervises nightly the up today by the arrest and wnfamn, ent time? of the lasts and prosperity country memthe ev and resentatives Easter dispersed tionary measures, spent That Is a very difficult question to of Lawrence Gibson, alias John Oain a guard boa:.. During the usual Eas- bers to their homes and arrested tha the welfare of the wags earner la seshall continue to let well answer. I left Santo Domingo some kley, who was for a number of yean ter night service, the church windows lecalrtirant minority by reducing by cure, wealone.' " enough days ago and I cannot know how the employed aa a utility man at the Houwere covered, eo as to prevw the executive order Cleveland's 75 years ston Hall. Gibson la a West Indiu to the Coming of army Is getting on Just now. question presidenlights being seen by the enemy and of total disability, five years, or to 70. tial negro, and soya he la a native of JaWho la responsible for all thla troucandidate, 51 r. Payne said: the abaenre of all Illumination In the Passing to the discussion of presimaica. He was arrested at his hew "Democratic statesmen Is Washingble?'' town was a constant reminder to the dential candidates, the senator said ton are burning the midnight oil por"Morales, of course, for I certainly early in the day and denied all Inhabitants of the iKswlblltty uf an at- the campaign la to ha conducted by the of the crime until late in tha tack. The trisqM celebrated Easter opposition almost solely against the ing over the columns of yellow Journals am not He la the guilty party and I and decision when he broke down anl c the ot our on I courts been of have can apIt prove acAlways tariff and President Roosevelt. We Sunday al their posts. k peals for a leader, while now and then the aide of right and concord, and I leased to the murder. Grand Duke Boris, who left here cept the challenge upon the.Dingley a good old Democrat, who always be- assure you that I am ambitious, moat bis plea. The watchman, Gibson April Dili, has returned to Port Ar- bill and point to what It haa accomlieves himself of the Jeffersonian type, ambitious, for the prosperity ot my evidently mistook him for a thief at thur. the la He called attention to plished. singing Four years more of Grover I am against beastly pas- attacked him. In the si niggle he secant when assist actions president's or sighing for the late Peerless leader. country. killed the old man. Ik have always stood up for and sions, he S beTokio. April 12. retary of the navy, which position p. m. It la The question with them Is nut 'It he fit. what may be termed the noble patri- police do not believe Ihe story. 8 lieved here that lighting hae com- gave up to take niton himself the per- Is be honest T Oh, no; otic sentiment, and am opposed to the perintendent of Tolies Quirk is uf tk cajtable, menced on the Yalu river. It is known ils uf a campaign In Cuba anJ con- the burning question is of a financial crazy and morbid ambition for office. opinion that revenge for bring dW that the Russians occuity the right cluded: character. Will the alnewi of war be "But to prove my good intention, charged from Houston Ball waa tk He haa prolied deeply the great debank of the river In force. forthcoming; can we fool a majority a short time ago, I addressed a letter motive for the murder, although ki No direct information from the Yalti partments of the government and pros- of the people with him. We have a to Morales asking him to abandon the haa not entirely discredited the them? district has been received but the ecuted and convicted those of his own candidate, strong, earnest, honest and and appoint a sort of a junta of robbery. Gibson, whose complefound were position of the Russians is known and household of fsilh who brae he.v TAxxOPk phJfl.pcu.by NX presidency of two impartial men to ad- tion Is so light that he easily passes u consisting while It is doubted that they will be guilty. He enforced the law when dire brave. The aatialta him for the minister tha affaire erf state penJlng a a white man, misrepresented hlrnseK able to prevent the Japanese from predictions uf disaster were made, and mistakes he enemy has made. They aay he as a student at the University ail balcrossing the river, that they will offer by doing so lost the faror of some of forgot the dignity of his position, the settlement of our difficulties at the lot box. I also suggested that all per- married a young white woman tbrw some opposition la certain.. It Is not the ablest and strongest of our financial constitutional limitations of his office, sona In prison for political causes be weeks ago. When tha deception vs believed, however, that there will be leaders, but the supreme court haa sus- by In the coal strike. Well, Interfering and that he agree In guaran- discovered he was discharged fra liberated serious have markets act engagement during the tained his ion, and the any he did It. He saw the strike prolonged Houston Hall. How he expected to pi official of tha governthat to cross the Yalu. rebounded with ,lhe phenomenal rise Japanese oiieratlona the weary months; he fore- teeing wouldevery refrain from Interfering revenge and hla reason for attacking The foreign military ohservera at- In the securities which demonstrated through saw the dreary winter with the ap- ment with the election by use of either in- tha watchmen the police decline to say. tached to the drat Japanese army hare the judgment of the investors of the proaching coal famine. The suffering fluence or money. been directed to hold themselves in country. and anguish of his own people became MUSICIAN COMMITTED SUICIDE readiness to move and it la expected Former Senator Warner Miller then a real and horrid picture, and he could will In for the front few leave a CHANCELLOR IS STUBBORN. at Introduced they introduced the resolution wait no longer. He did not forget that days. Ihe last natlonsl convention by Senator he waa This position magNew York, April 12. Difficulty Is be- Quay. asking congress to investigate nified hispresident. London, April 12. The combined efbut above all Chicago, April 12. The body of Paul reHponaibility, ing experienced by the government the alleged disfranchisement of ne- he remembered that he waa a mn forts of the coal owners, exporters H. Procksch, a musician, has bees with the Buriats, the alioriglnal inhab- groes in southern states. and miners have failed to found in the Desplaines river at RiveHe heard the voice of humanity and , itants of according to The folbiwing la an abstract of tha undaunted by the risk of failure he Induce Austen Chamberlain, the chan- rside. Ills wife said that her huslasA Times dispatches from Russian cor- platform adopted. The platform reaf- threw hla boundless exchequer, to repeal the was undoubtedly mentally deranged energy Into the cellor of the An respondent a. firms the devotion of the Republicans of work and won. Important deputation and that ha had in the past few moulu . coal duty. The Buriats, who are Buddhists, are New Y ork to and confidence in the How marked a contrast to tho representing all the above Interests imagined that some persons accustomed to a nomadic life and ole principles of their party. It declares course of laid the case before the chancellor toHe was a con leader of the the him. to kill Democracy attempting juct to being organized into settled that tha election and Inauguration of In our own state! He did not hesitate day and pleaded that the duty was music P considerable haa and poser communities. Many have expressed a William McKinley and the restoration to disastrous to every Industry connected lilhed In London. He had an exteniin to lowest the Instincts of pander desire to emigre! e to Mongolia, but to power of a rty pledged to the enand socialism and write with the coal trade. Mr. Chamberlain. muaical education In Berlin. Hla stuff-shthe government has refused permis- couragement of domestic activity, and paternalism of his party the gov- In reply, lengthily compared the arguInto the platform believes, brought about his mend sion. honest system of finance, and the ex- ernment ownership of mines. The peo- ments of the petitioners with the facts condition. of onr commercial Interests ple asked for relief. Hill gave them a In his possession and concluded with New C'bwang. April 12. Prior to pansion was followed by the enforcement of barren and buncombe resolution. Roosedenying that there waa any reason for the departure of the gunboat Ksplcgle these policies. velt started the machinery In motion the abolition of the duty. which baa boon stationed here durThe resolutions add: "The tragedy that brought them comfort and happiing the past winter, at 1 o'clock today, that ENDOWS NEW CHAPEL. deprived the nation of the exalted ness. It is said in some quarters that M. Grnsse, the civil administrator of B of President McKinley shad- he made a mistake in bringing suits services New Chwang. visited the warship ofemowed every heart with vorrow. but 12. New law. under Announcement Sherman the York, His April party ficially. After this visit the civil adnevertheless the truth that framed and enacted the laws which he has been madeata dinner of the Huego-nministrator. In company with the phasised men still the statute on found hooka. the perish, republic It was society that Mrs. Edward King of Russian local authorities, wailed on though 1 lives. The work of rehabilitation In- -, his duty to enforce them. this city has given $100,000 for tha the front the while water on carried law Now rated la upheld, our erection of a new Episcopal chapel as a that the and successfully Cor. 25lh and Lincoln gunltoat steamed past on her way auguMm and the policies which char- opjionenta clamor for the commenceby part of the cathedral of St John the down the river. ment of a general crusade for the ruin Baptist, on Cathedral Heights. It ! ; Thla official ceremony was In rec- acterized bis administration were taken Fresh Salt Lake Beer u hia successor, whose courage in of all corporations, good, bad and In- to be called the Huegonot chapel and ognition of the cordial and pleasant thephy on Draught. Choice midst of trying circumstance, and different The Republican party is an will be the second in a series of seven. relations which have existed between to and unlawful of In One enemy sturdy purpose the series already proenterprises only. chapel Wines Liquors, Cigars the officers of the Espiegle and the ability, honesty elicited the admira- It will not commence an Indiscriminate vided for and nearly finished la the Rttsslnn authorities during the stay ol Americanism have We our those of which all people. slaughter against promote gift of August Belmont, In memory ot 2 tlie British guubost at New Chwang tion and respect commend Theodore Roosevelt for the prosperity and provide wages to the his mother. Thla chapel. It la underROCK ISLAND TROUBLE SETTLED fesrtessnrss and good Judgment with workers by lawful method. In a word, stood, haa cost about $300,000. Work which h entered upon the solution of the law la Impartially enforced. has been In progress on the cathedral and govfor several weeks. Compromise Effected Whereby Suits problems of social economy ernment. We recognise the rare capacNEW PLAGUE CASES. Are Dismissed. ity he has exhibited In meeting all ihe New Y'ork. April 12. Twelve new New York. April 12. Difficulties be- requirements of his great office. We recases of bubonic plague were reporttween the majority and minority stock- alize that his official acta have justiholders of the Chicago, Rock Island fied the public confidence which. Is the ed Sunday, rabies the Herald's corre& Pacific Railway company have been fundamental factor of hia popularlly. spondent at Lima. Peru. All are !n Accordingly we endorse the adminissettled, according to the Herald. Beginning Saturday, March 1 2, we will place on sals 250 the lowest part of the city called OvBelievRoosevelt. Theodore of tration The settlement Is said to include underwear. Thla underwear la w hal we call seconds, as It Is tho go of In The will to districts his loyalty be closed the principles erbridge. the purchase of the stock held by C. ing on which our new hands are taug ht to knlL For thla reason wa v II. Yenner of Boston, and the dismis- the Republican party, relying on hia by quarantine, and communication closing them out at what tha labor cost us to hare them made. Yw sal of his suits. Mr. Yenner held In devotion to the interests of American Lima and Callao also will be la ot the highest, hut the fi nish la not np to onr standard. quality his own name ItiO shares uf the stock rittxen and confiding in his wisdom, forbidden. have them In Saxony. Worsted. Wool, Cotton and Mercerized. Co of the Chicago. Ruck Island and Pacific his courage and his statesmanship, we early and get your pick. Ba sure you come to the right place. Railway company, the original organ hereby direct thst the delegates this are two factories In town. Our factory Is between 22nd and 23rd itresn PHILIPPINE BANDIT MUST DIE. means to use honorable chosen which sit he claimed in his bill to day ballon, first door north of Consolidated Wagon and Machine company. be worth $200 a share. bring about hi nomination for presiManila. April 12. The sentence of he Although the strictest secrecy is dent at the national convention, to death passed upon Faustino Guillermo, WORKS maintained regarding the entire mat- held in June. one of the most notorious bandit in The president' action touching the the islands, who was ter. It ts said he received a lump sum the Panama canal is endorsed and the en- constabulary In Rizalcaptured by last greatly in excess of this amount. Besides being rid of the suits, in actment Is favored of such legl station June, has been confirmedprovince by the sua shall give to American-bui- lt one of which Judge Dunne, in Chiships, preme court. citian American ordor compelling officered and manned by cago. had issued the books of the company to be sub zens. the rarrylng of the larger part of GREAT CANAL CONSTRUCTION. milted and disclosure of the terms of ntir foreign commerce. In order that the defendants the nation shall have both the ships the reorganization, to Expend $100,000,000 in have practically removed opposition to and the men as resource of defense lt$ Germany OGDEN, UTAH Constructing Waterways. the proposed bond issue of $163,000, time of trouble and in order that the and 000. thebeneflt Berlin. April 12. The Berlin caworkingmen may have AMERICAN PLAN. , Through the First National bank running of the ships employed in do- nals and waterways bills just preRates: $2 to $3 per day. the proprietors of the Rock Island rail ing our foreign carrying. sented to the Prussian diet., propose road system hare negotiated a loan of The principle of a protective tariff the expenditure of $100,000,000 on the mod urn Improvements, jS I5.000.oiH) In short time notes. The is upheld and the freedom of the bal- proposed new waterway, which Integ room on fifth floor, giving view ot take, mountain apd purpose of this borrowing. It waa ex- lot without discrimination as to race clude a Rhine canal, a ship canal from com men.lal Dortmund to Em a. a canal at Bever-Ber- n mens headqturiM' plained. Is to provide Immediate funds or color la demanded. without a bond Issue to reimburse the to HanoTer. thus The administration of Governor Odell Street car service every HTi establishing 1 tee. water communication between endorsed. Three blocks east of UaM company far advancement made for the construction of new lines. President The resolution was referred without Rhine aud Hanover and a canal from Depot tsiree refused 10 discuss tho matter in debate to the cnnimittee on resolutions Merlin to Stettin, available for targe ' K C. BIGELOW, .. . , any say. j and the c,iiieu':'.iu took a recess un vessel. Preprietew v Mr. Payne waa made x T- Washington, April 12. A scnaation-a- l Incident occurred In the senate toNr day during consideration of the post-offibill Mr. Teller was speaking, Service of Warrants Will Be and had made an allusion to a letter of General Thomas regarding apStayed Two Weeks. pointments In Chicago, In which Secretary Shew waa criticised. Mr. Hopkins entered the chamber sad became engaged with Mr. Teller in Msanwhlie Adjutant Central Ball a colloquy over the matter, saying ha knew enough about the mailer to know Meant to Arreet Judge Stevens. that the statement was uutrue. Mr. Teller replied thst his information waa as good as any in format ion obtained from the alums. Hopkins re12. Sheriff Cor. torted that ha waa not afraid of anyApril Colo., Ouray, thing In his own record and intimated belt, of (hla county, 1H make no that the Colorado senator could not at present to aerve the war say as much. T will say, remarked rant a at Tcllurldc on Adjutant General Mr. Teller, "that after more than 23 Hell and Captain Bulkelcy Welle, ad- years iublic service, ibai is a gratuit. judged yesterday to be gullly of or- ous Insult of court for disobeying the Mr. Hopkins tried to make a reply, der of JudKe Stevene and refusing to hut Mr. Teller declined lo lie fun her bring 1 resident Moyer of tho federa- Interrupted until the senator from Illition of miners. Into court. nois should acquire the manners of the bis Judge Stevens baa gone to Gunni- senate. He then went on with son. where he will bold court for two speech. will hla await sheriff weeks and ihe return here at the end of the GunWashington, April 12. Senator Tillnison session before bo takes any steps man waa In the senate today after an In the direction of sen lug his war absence of six weeks of Illness. rants. Mr. Hansbrough called up n bill modifying the agreement with the Indiana Iienvcr. Colo.. April 12. Secretary of the Devil's in reservation Haywood of Ihe Western Federation of North Dakota. of tbs habeas cor. Miiiers, in The bill fixes the prh-- of the ceded juis esse of President Moyer, now lauds at $4.30 jier acre, and Mr. Duboia licid by the military authorities at sought to have It amended no aa to proTellnrliie on the charge of desecrat- vide for Settlement under the homeing the flag, said that In all probabll-i'- stead law. The Idaho senator bad not the next move on the part of the ronrlu.led when the bill was laid aside federation would be an original appli- and the postoffii appropriation taken cation for n writ of habeas corpus be- up. Mr. Gorman's amendment providfore the supreme court of Colorado. ing for the appointment of a commis"The federation. he said, "has tried si on to investigate the affairs of the a number of times to get the matter IsntUiffire waa laid on the of tlie governor's right in declare mar- table. Thedepartment division waa on strictly potial luw and suspend Ihe writ of hab- litical Hues. eas corpus before the supremo court Mr. Teller presented an amendment for decision, but esrh time Governor for an Investigating copimiltee, com1eabody has checkmated 11s. The ac- posed entirely of senators. tion of Judge Stevens of Ouray In or Mr. Teller said that any senator who during General Bell to bring President said that he dU not know what the Moyer Into court places Governor were could not have read the In a position to prove that be la charges Brlalow rejtort or the public press. for law and order. Let him show It by He had seen a charge in one newspaper directing General Bell lo obtain the that mure than a hundred eeuatora court. of mandates the and members had been caught In the Bristow trap. He t serried that such Ouray, March 12. It la auihentlcnl-- ' charges had been made against the ly learned that General Bell and Cap- treasury department, aa would under tain Wells will this afternoon any other administration have reused cause the Issuance of a warrant for the head of that department to fall. the arrest of Mr. Theron St evens of Ha referred to the controversy over Ouray. Whether the warrant will be the willlngneea or unwillingness of Ree civil service or a military order. Gen, publican senators to have an InvestigaBell refuses to state. He further re- tion Into iiostal matters when Mr. Alfuses to aay the nature of tlie charge drich Interrupted with a denial that to be preferred against Judge Stevens. Republican seuatura were trying to avoid an Inquiry, and Mr. Teller reWILL STUDY LOCO WEED. peated his statement that no Investigation was wanted. Denver Stockmen to Have InvestigaThe senator ran siteak for himself, but not for any one else, Mr. Aldrich tion Made of Shrub Which Hae replied sharply, and Mr. Teller reCaueed Them Much Trouble. sponded by saying that every resoluto an Inquiry had bees tion Denver, April 1. Prartleal Inves- voted huiking down. tigations to determine the exact comIt la In the power of that side of position of the loao weed, which Is the cause of much worry and expense to the chamber. he said, lo secure an1 and. cattlemen throughout the west, and to Investigation, If It desires, order It because Redetect the cuuae of its poisonous ef- rhargo It does not foar the result on the publican senntprs fects upon animals, will be undertak- next ramjialgn. en early in May by Dr. H. H. True, Can the senator of hla own knowlof the bureau of plant Industry of the make n aperlfli! charge of maldepartment of agriculture, who la now edge In Denver. In conjunction with Iruf, feasance In office that has not been InMr. Aldrich asked, and W. L. Carlyle of the Colorado expert-incu- t vestigated? station at Fort Collins, and Sec- added: If so, let him nemo the man. Mr. Teller replied that he did not retary Johnson of the Colorado Catlle Intend to give any names, adding that and Jlorso (Iron era association, Dr. True and hla force of experts from it waa an Insult to ask him to do so. Waanlngton will make a thorough in- He declared, however, that It waa evivestigation and report upon the effect dent to all that there waa corruption of the plant upon different animals. in the poatofflre doiskrtment that bad From experiments already undertaken not been uncovered and that Republiit Is believed that the loco weed is cans were afraid to let In the light In support of this last statement be without serious effect upon sheep. referred to mu original resolution of by Mr. Penrose, chairREMARKABLE STRIKE IN PROG- Inquiry, offered man of Ihe committee on pnstofficea, RESS. saying that evidently at that time Mr. New York, April 12. A remarkable Penrose had had sufficient Information utrlke has just passed its second an- to Justify the belief that there waa In the department. niversary at Mnnotala. N. J. Two years fraud ago the union employes of a glass comWashington. April 12. The report of ps uy there were called out and they are still on strike with the glass bol- the special committee appointed to intin' blowers association maintaining vestigate the report from the poutnf-flcdepartment primed under the capbusy headquarters opposite the works. The costs of Ihe asauclalibn have been tion "Charges concerning members of toheavy, but the men declare they are congress. waa made to the house determined to win In the end. There day by Cbalrntau McCall The report were 400 atrikera, all plated on the as- la signed by all aeven members of the members sociation pay roll and the leaden say committee. The minority not one lias returned to the factory. however, append supplemental views. The important phase of the report is The management maintains that a fall staff la operating the factory and that n finding regarding the ronnertinn of wHh the poetnffice. The findthe strike does not worry them is the members la follows: aa ing least "After a careful consideration of all rases specified In the report numberPERUVIAN SUGAR TAX. ? ed 1.39$ (tho report of the jiostofflrc commit teo on 'Charges against memNnw York. April 12. The- govern- -; r so far as they rebers of enforced on has the taxes merit walrhes late to congress') members of the house present and angar, Raya a Herald dispatch from which the committee assume to be lem. Vigorous jirnteeta were out of their jurisdiction, they have !J.ima, against the new law by the unanimously reported the that nothing has appeared in connection with said cases that would justify BIG PURCHASE OP NOTES. the finding that any member of the house of representatives has profiled New York. April 12. Siieyer & Co., in the slightest degree, or Tre Migglnson At Co., of Huston,, hare financially that any member was guilty of im purchased from the American Tele- proiier conduct in connection there phone and Telegraph company $20,000,-00- 0 with, or that any member haa done in d of S per cent gold connection with any of said rasea anyoiiion notes, dated May 1. 1004. These thing that did not appear to be wl'h-Inotes are secured by I2S.000.000 four the lino uf bis official duty accordper cent, bonds of the telephone aud ing lo long established customs. telegraph company. "Having reached this conclusion tlie committee feel cuustralned to add THREE LOST IN WRECK. that In their opinion It would be well to make as formal as may be. and to Port Townsend. Wash.. April 12. A restrain within the narrowest possl somewhat unusual verification of the hie limits the questioning of members in fear, that the British ship la Morns connection with postoffiees and tho dewaa dashed to pieces on the Western tails of other executive mailers, and rocky shores of Vancouver Island, waa that the severance of members from juwsented fn the fact that all the fish work of that character would augment being caught by the neighboring In- the efficiency of the house of diana for food are found upon being clenned to contain wheat. As the vessel waa laden with that commodity and PHOTOGRAPHER DISGUSTED, la supposed to have met her fate In the immediate lots illy, even the moat conVictoria. B C . April 12 A. D. Ashfident are loeiag hope. ton. special photographer for a leading New York weekly, arrived on the NEW BRITISH CONSUL AT CHI- Northern Pacific liner Victoria from CAGO. Japan, utterly dfrgusted with conditions there. He cays that everything Chicago, April 12. Alexander Finn, worth photographing la zoned and British consul at Malaga, Spain, has guarded by military or naval sentries. been appointed British consul at Chi- He succeeded In securing a few good cago to succeed Captain William pictures of military movement, but , Wyndham, who has been promoted to says It Is useless wasting time In Jap? the consulate at Boston. For the last an at present. The censorship is ex, seventeen years Mr. Finn has been con-vceedingly strict and very Tew corresaf Malaga and previously bad held pondents liaic beeu allowed to go to v- the fmnl , oilier evnsiiiar office. y - APRIL 13, I30T. LTAC, WEDNESDAY MORNING. , ' Poa-liod- OGDEN, ft 1 - Ar-tara- d I Tu-mc- n t M C l nr P1 tti m fn CM hi H C ril w w si Id s t p at it b - V or ' knotrl-edg- 1h Ot k 1? A a 1 si H at H 1 1 e N h se la-h- . N ft f It W f r I ft I : - w ship-owne- Cl Trans-Baikalia- V H w I ocaiccssssleaf Salt LaKe I Beer Halil ot 1 T 1 In I V I I I I O 0 . . . D. W. Catts, Prop. 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