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Show hc CSlbcr &QX STANDING A WIXOM, Tr(ul of Itcws LEADERS ASK. Fropristor. luberlptloi OUT- win Accept British Lord Commlacloaot With Boer Executive. Both to Keld la Pretoria Johannesburg to be Ceded to the Britlah, With Complete Six Lomhs Three Months... toffies t Brigham City mall matter. second-clas- s t tie Po PEACE IN T. AFRICA. SOUTH Civil Government. SHOT BABE Known Divine Pane Away After a Short IUnee. Reverend T. DeWitt Talmage, the 1 REPORTED THAT BOERS HAVE ACCEPTED TERMS PROPOSED BY BRITISH. noted Presbyterian clergyman, died at 9 oclock Saturday night at his Reached by Mr. Steya and General Dwt end Botha by which Exan End to the War pected to Realt. resi-denc- An Agreement in Washington. 1 t The London Financier and HYKCH iTANDING, Editor. Boer the that From those close in touch with the a dispatch publishes Boer leaders at The Hague, it appears leaders have accepted the British Instruction to CorroapondooW. that the latest secret dispatch from terms, that peace has been arranged of Items of new are solicited from all parts South Africa outlines the peace proand that the terms of peace have been upon one side of the paper only. as follows, now under discus- cabled to the Boer agents in London. posals, Write proper names plainly ImPretoria: In order to protect ttapublUherfrom Other unconfirmed statements of a persons, the full sion at positions from Irresponsible all to be signed The Boers to accept a British Lord similar character are in circulation in of the author should The identity of correspondent, commissioner with a Boer executive) Loudon. It is said Rutherford B. Harwill be withheld whenever desired. both to be resident at Pretoria. The ris, former secretary of the British THURSDAY. EVERY PUBLISHED country to be divided into districts) South Africa company, has received with British district officers and a Boer information to the same effect, but no chosen by polling by the reliable Information concerning the committee UTAH STATE NEWS. burghers. matter is obtainable. The veto right to bo reserved to the The Central News is informed that a in of cases two smallpox were There British government. was received in London from week. telegram Balt Lake at the close of the past The majority of the British officers Pretoria saying that Mr. Steyn and The frost of last week did but little must be conversant with the dual lanGenerals Dewet and Botha had agreed damage to the fruit crop throughout guage. upon terms of peace. The telegram Johannesburg to be ceded to the indicates that the British terms have the state. tot British, with complete British civil been accepted and that peace has been Arrangements are being made Salt in held government. the peace meeting to be arranged. A war indemnity of 10,000,000 to be Lake on May 15. committees. mixed CRUELTY OF A STEPMOTHER. by It is expected that within two months distributed first the when occur to Disarmament in at least 1,000 men will be engaged Colorado Woman Brutally Treat Child batch of Boer prisoners is sent back to and Narrowly Escape Pnnlah-nerailroad buildiDg in Tintic valley. South Africa. No war tax to he by Neighbors the decided been by It has finally Hannah ' Baltair beach management that no levied. Griffin, of Leadville, Colo., Both languages to be recognized In beer will be sold at that resort this the schools and courts and in official was taken from borne by neighbors and turned over to the authorities for season. documents. protection. Her father and stepmother Excavation has been completed fora The expense of the garrisons in are charged with cruelly maltreating The YVellsville. new assembly hall at South Africa to be borne by Great the who is 13 years old. The cost girl, will when structure completed The present Boer leaders to child is Britain. bruised about the head badly 125,000. be retained in office so far as possible. she was beaten by where and body, have The osteopath ists of Salt Lake used heavy sticks who the stepmother, decided to inaugurate a test casein the WHAT WAR WITH BOERS wood for the of purpose. ENGLAND. HAS COST courts in order to decide their legal The girl also charges that her stepstatus in this state. The Chancellor of the Exchequer Show mother burned her with carbolic acid) While playing with a number of other That the Expenditure Fur the Fat and the neighbors testify to this act Three Year W a Over At 6 5.034,000. children around a bonfire, Morris and other atrocious handling of the fire The statement showing the revenue child. Young, of Salt Lake, fell into the and expenditures presented in the and was severely burned. Recently a dozen men, dressed in house of commons Monday by the women's last Park of City, The Silver King, clothes, laid in wait for the Michweek paid its regular dividend of $100,-00- chancellor of the exchequer, Sir to tar and feather him and the father when opening the ael Hicks-lteacthis amount brings the distribumother, but a change of shifts at the -' tion of the great producer up to $5,150,- budget announcements, showed a total mine prevented his coming home, and 1902-0esti3 ordinary expenditure for 000. cooler heads prevailed and the case mated at 120,159,000, with war charges was turned over to the authorities. in Echo found canyon A tramp was to 45.450,000, making a Twice the girl ran away from home one day last week suffering from a well amounting for protection, but each time waa is which of total 174,609,000, grand He is forced to return and was brutally developed case of smallpox. 12,993,000 below the total for 1901-- 2. beaten for attempts to escape. quarantined in a house about a mile The cost of the war for three years The father admits that he was from Echo. was 165,034,000, but, in addition to turned against the girl by her stepto The grasshopper peril continues the hope of repayment from the wealth mother, but denies that he knew that excite apprehension iD Sanpete county, of the Transvaal, there was their share the girl was being tortured. and some of the faimers are endeavor- in the Chinese indemnity, which was a TRAGEDY AT ANACONDA, MONT. use ing to exterminate the pest by the very valuable asset, and would probof disc harrows. HI Wife and Then ably be devoted to a reduction of the Fred Bauer Shoot reBnlelde. been have of tin carloads war debt. The nationalist members Twenty Fred Bauer, an employee of the ceived by the Wasatch canning factory ironically cheered the reference made as worked be smelter of the Anaconda comWashoe will up and at Ogden, by the chancellor to the Transvaal. soon as possible, in preparation for the pany, at Anaconda, Mont., shot his The chancellor of the exchequer estimated the total deficit for the present wife while in a fitof jealously and then coming season's run. his own brain. reserthe on lands Lessees of grazing year at 26,824,000. To the deficit sent a bullet through his vation pay about $27,000 annually for must be added 16,000,000 to 17,000,000 Baner died almost instantly and war additional under the the is disat now expenditures. wife hospital sum being their privileges, this A duty of 5d per hundredweight is tributed among the Indians equally imposed on flour and a duty of 3d per care of physicians, who state that she has small chance of recovery. without regard to age. hundredweight is placed on wheat. a income increased Bauer claimed that his wife deserted is tax The penny was Mayor Thompson of Salt Lake He estimated in the pound sterling. well for her him after he had thrown from a street car by the car the war reyenue for this year on the for several years. provided The wounded woman states that her husband refused running Into an open switch, one day basis of the present taxation at not including the cost of gra- to longer support her; that she then last week, and received injuries which tuities at the end of the war, the trans- left his home, and that he followed will confine him to his home for a few porting of troops, etc. her and made the effort to kill her bedays. fore committing suicide. liojr and Girl Brntatl; Murdered. Clyde Felt, the Salt Lake boy who General Wade Hampton Dead. While returning home from church, admitted cutting the throat of Samuel Wade Hampton is dead at General his Des on the north outskirts of preMoines, Collins, pleaded not guilty at been Iowa, Mary Peterson, 15 years of age, Columbus, S. C. When the Civil war has and examination, liminary bound over to the district court for and Thomas, aged 11, children of Peter broke out Hampton enlisted as a o but he soon raised a command of J. Peterson, a trial. dairyman, were murdered by some unknown per- infantry, cavalry and artillery that-waWhile on his way to a funeral, Wilknown as the Hampton Legion." liam Green, of Spanish Fork, came near son, believed to be a negro. The boy, effective3 service at Bull Run h After found when at was hiB alive, in midnight, a killed buggy runaway, being ami in fifteen minutes, not being was promoted to major-generdied but serious he and receiving upset being during the refit of the war was one ol asa able of to his with wife description give slight escaped Lee's best supporters. During the reinjuries. His sailant. The bodies were discovered construction period Hampton's concili'injuries. by a farmer, who overheard the moans atory policy did not find favor in thq Only 150,000 head of sheep will be south, but in 1876 he was nominated of the lad. reUintah for governor and elected. He wa permitted to graze in the serves this summer. A portion of the Hawaiian Expect Govcrnmant to Pay Fire elected to the United States senate, where he served two terms. Loues. reserve will be set apart for the cattle The Honolulu chamber of commerce Thought H Had a Gold Plc la HI owners living near Kamas, Woodland , and Merchants association have each and Marion. Throat. to held discuss the Pacific an of Leadville, Colo., attemptmeetings John actor, Sullivan, Howard, Benjamin ed suicide in Salt Lake last week, cable proposition and the matter of foreman of the South Park railroad, swallowing a large dose of laudanum securing federal aid in paying the committed suicide Friday afternoon by and slashing his wrist with a razor. heavy Chinatown fire claims, amountdrinking three ounces of carbolic acid. He was discovered by his companions ing to more than $2,000,000. The asso- Sullivan accidentally swallowed a $20 ciations decided to send a delegate to gold piece some weeks ago, and, alin time to save his life. to present their views though assured by surgeons that it The Salt Lake and Brigham City Washington and have decided upon J. G. Pratt, had passed into the stomach, he insisted filed week last electric line company a member of the court of Chinatown that it had lodged in his throat. This its articles of incorporation. This com- fire commissioners, who will leave at idea depressed him so that he ended line electric an pany proposes to build once. his life. He was horribly burned by from Salt Lake to Brigham City, and the drug. lie leaves a family. its1 has placed Another Legacy For Dowle. capital slock at $200,000. have Several new cases of smallpox By the terms of Frederick Sutton's Reported Battle With Outlaw Prove to be a Fake. been reported within the past few days will, filed for probate in the Lake The reported battle in Scott county, from Vernal. The peculiar discovery county, 111., court, John Alexander has been made that every one of the Dowie. head of the Zionists, and who Virginia, Friday night between , Jim original cases can be traced to one of styles himself Elijah II, is made heir Wright, wanted in Hadnock county, to an estate of $50,000, the most of Tennessee, upon the charge of murder, the departments in the Vernal school. and his associates and a sheriffs posse, The Utah output of wool this year which is in New Zealand, whence his in which five officers were killed and comes. benefactor Sutton had has left it all than cent 20 will be greater per twoi to wounded, is authoritatively dehe had & Dowie, bnt few days oeen for years past. It is expected that A telephone nied. before his death concluded to of message from rememthat no less than 15,000,000 pounds ber his sister aud three brothers, who Chnrchill, near where the battle is said seathis out be will fleece shipped the are still in New Zealand. A codicil to have accurred, states that no such son, 3,000,000 pouuds more than last providing for them was filed with the fight took place. will. year. A man supposed to be Wright, the President Rooeevelt'e Insurance. Montana Man Placed on Trial for Hi Life for th Fourth Time. Pelican Point murderer, has been loSince he became chief executive of G. R. Shadwell was again put on trial cated at Ridgewood, N. J., where he the nation, President Roosevelt has be' has been living for the past two years come one of the most heavily insured Friday, at Butte, for the murder of under the name of George L Howard. men in the United States. He has taken Martin James OCounor four years ago. Sheriff Storrs, of Provo, will investout a policy for $50,000 in a New York The men were in a gambling bouse at igate the case. company, besides continning policies the time and quarreled over a gamo of week for smaller amounts which he had taken cards. Shadwell has been tried three Sutherland last Congressman secured the passage of two pension out long before he was elected gover- times. Once he was convicted of mur-de- r in the first degree and sentenced to bills in the house, one granting a pen- nor of New York. President Roosesion to William C. Roberta, of Provo, velt's policies, it is said, exceed by be hanged. On the second trial he was Utah, 'at 24 a month, and the other $15,000 or $20,000 those held by Presi- convicted and sentenced to life imprisgranting a pension of $12 a menth to dent McKinley, who carried a 'little onment, and the third trial resulted over $60,000. Aaron 6. Post of Salt Lake City. similarly. L J. Wardle, who so mysteriously Five Hundred 8hot Filed and One Hart. Belgian Government Will Proclaim Martial Lew. disappeared from Salt Lake last fall The steamer Oranje Nassau, jurt arnnd was traced to Ogden, where he was rived The Belgian government has decided New York, brings some late at to proclaim martial law unless order in last seen, arrived in SL Anthony, Idaho, news from the West Indies and Spanish last week, seemingly in good health Main. While at the provinea is restored at once, and Hayti, on troops are It is understood that be has been so April 5, there was Jncmel, being moved to the various much excitement, state the of in Oregon. towns where there are disprovincial journing to an enconnter between ths owing turbances. Telegrams from the outThe union convention of the Chri- government troops and a revoparty of stian young people of Utah will be held lutionists. About 500 shots were fired, lying districts indicate the widespread conven10th. The in Ogden on May but only one person, a child, was shot character of the movement, which tion will have as delegates members of In the interior of the country the revo- threatens to culminate in a grand coup the Epworth league, Christian lutionists have things pretty much during the reform debate in parliasociety and Bfmtist Young Peo--, their own way, but the coast towns art ment. The officers dispelled a thousand demonstrators Friday held by the government. night. pies union. x Bullion-is- nt private, well-to-d- s En-'dea- DE WITT TALMAGE DEAD, AND HUSBAND. Lost His WEEK IN CONGRESS. R.heirruvtisni XVell PROPOSITION FOR PEACE HAS BEEN LINED AT THE HAGUE. On Year, In advanc Entered WHAT BOER Mr. Talmage had been ill for the past six suffering from influenza and serious catarrhal troubles. Thomas DeWitt Talmage was born in Bound Rook, N. January 7, 1832. In his youth he studied law, butsoon gave it up for ministry. He attended the university of New York, but was not graduated. Later he graduated at New Brunswick Theological seminary, and in 1856 he was ordained pastor of the Reformed church io Belleville, N. J. He had charge of churches in Syracuse, N. Y., from 1859 to 1862 and in Philadelphia from 1862 to 1869. He was chaplain of Pennsylvaaia regiment during the Civil war. In 1869 be was made pastor of the Central Presbyterian church, Brooklyn. In 1870 the Brooklyn Tabernacle was erected for him by his congregation. His sermons were published weekly for twenty-nin- e years in nearly thirty-si- x hundred religious and secular journals in the United States and Europe, and were translated into various languages, reaching, it is estimated, thirty million people weekly. In 1894 he removed to Washington. He The Christian at Work, Advance, Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine, and at the time of his death was editor of the Christian Herald. He was the author of a number of works. te April 9 d feature of the Becor'daJ LOVES AND THEN SUICIDES. 0f bate in the house on the Cuban rec p s the impassioned speech Potion to the measure of William M. Smith and Qu Worn was Undoubtedly Temporarily Republican. Senators Spooner and a gr of Dolliver Wisconsin and Ioa, Insane, a There no Known n.anuiacturers n Michigan Reason for th Crime MurSergeant Jeremiah Maher, of and he was . were his audience, cath, Royal L'sh Constabulary, says : dered Han Bank Cashier. gallery ers Mr. Thomas Hand, has been a 5. friend, applauded by his Republican suppor we assailed the Republican leaders who em sufferer from rheumatism in the back t last four years, during joints for the From Everett, Wash., comes the vocating the bill, boldly charging o p employed many diffs false to the Republican doctrine he ha being time news of a shocking tragedy, which oc- tection. Mr. Morris of Minnesota, another methods of treatment, but obtained no curred Wednesday evening, when Mrs. Republican, made a strong speech agatns whatever, and for the last two years we bill. The other speakers of the day been unable 'to walk without a slick, Shepard R. Bncey, wife of the assistand Mr. Sparkman (0sometimes two sticks, and was in great ant cashier of the American National Ball (Dem , Texas), I induced him to proem, Fla ), both of whom are opposed to the constantly. advocated bank, killed her husband, their and Mr Mondell of Wyoming, who bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, which he appfj son and herself in a fit of insanity. its succufi , with the most astonishing and marvdfe senSknati Throughout the session of the dis- effects. Before he had finished using When assistance arrived at the house, bill was under first bottle h could mik the clenched hand of Mrs. Bucey still ate the Chinese exclusion New Hampshire and contents of thethe aid of a slick, and aft cussion. Mr. GaUingerot readilv without retained the smoking revolver. In the Mr. Dillingham of Vermont opposed the bill a few applications from the second bottle it. parlor lay the form of Mrs. Bucey. and Mr. Turner of Washington supported to the was free f om pain, and has been ever The senate insisted on its amendments although fifty years of age and a farm,, shot through tbe heart. By her side Indian appropriation bill, and Messrs. Stewart( he can walk and work without experiencing was her with named Eugene, boy, Platt of Connecticut and Rawlins were any pain crdifficu.y whatever." a bullet hole through his head. In as the senate conferees. AN OREGON WOMAN KILLS THE ONES SHE By the use of a bottle HorsE-T- be St. Jacobs 1 beet-sug- ar j i - t Since-an- CiEATiv Compoitno, the great reaeb the dining room adjoining the parlor, which make people well : it i made frqm tie f. Send to St Jau was Buceys body with two bullet l .ondon physician eminent of an 10 April Oil Ltd., Baltimore, Md., for a free sample bottle. holes behind the left ear. Hous. The debate on the Cuban reciThe most reliable account of tbe procity bill was devoid of enlivening features. Mr. Hitt of Illinois, chairman of the foreign "Antlaeptlc Slate." Hi J.a b tragedy is told by a servant, Elizabeth affairs committee, reported back the Cochran slates are the thinj Antiseptic McNulty, who said: resolution of inquiry calling upon the secretary g moth the careful, that Mrs. I was in the kitchen when of state for information regarding the alleged children her nowadays. Thej for buy3 annmarks cf officials I fired started removal Canadiun shot. the first Bucey by are made of some light-weigresolution was in, but seeing her approaching with a along the Alaskan border. The papier-machperhaps, ui division. without smoking revolver I returned to tiie adopted Mr. Hitt also reported back the Sulzer resothere is no temptation to spit on tkli kitchen, where Mr. Buceys mother lution, calling upon tbe secretary of state for slato or even use a sponge on it 4 was with the baby. With the report of the governor of Louisiana and all plpce of cotton flannel is nil that b establishfor an eraser. New Toil the second shot the old lady started other correspondence relating to the ment of a British base of supplies nenrIxuist-an- a neftessary ran Press. into the room when Mrs. Bncey up for mules and and the shipment of horses to her husband and fired two shots the use of the British arms in South Africa. Cltle, of Equal Population. KEPT DEATH A SECRET. Sknat. Soon after the senate convened two cities of Manchester in Enj. through his bead. His mother cried The resoMr. Depew offered an amendment to the Divine Healers for Ihree Days Attempted out: Boston in the United State and land lution to provide for tbe election of senators to Reetore Life by Prayer. almost Oh, you have killed my boy. exactly equal In population, are folby popular vote. The amendment was as At Blue Springs, Mo., divine healers Mrs, lows: She then killed herself. while Birmingham and Baltimore tn have kept the death of Mrs. Nancy Bucey came home from the bank about The qualification of citizens entitled to vote also very nearly alike Ashley a secret for three days while 6:33 and everything was pleasant as for United States senators and representatives in be uniform in all the states, WISCONSIN PAPER ON WESTEIK they tried to restore the woman to life usual. There is no cause which I can andcongress shall congress shall have power to enforce this CANADA. informato through prayer, according imagine, but insanity. article by appropriate legislation and to protion received by the county prosecutor vide to for the entitled of citizens R. assistant was registration Bucey Shepard Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, One Saturday. Mrs. Ashley died last Sat- cashier of the American National vote, theconduct of such elections and the cerFavored Districts, of the result. urday, without being attended by bank and one of tbe most respected tificate clipped from the c. The following An effort secure an to was made agreement physicians and while under the treat- young men of Everett. columns of the Eau Clair He bad been for a vote on the Chinese bill, but it was unrespondence ment of the divine healers. a resident here for a number of years successful. (Wisconsin) Leader is but one of maay of a similar character tint of letters and of a was TURKEY. INVADE TO Henry Bucey nephew April 11. might be published concerning WesTacoma. House. Debate on the Cuban reciprocity tern Canada, the land of No. 1 hart Macedonian In Bulgarin Called to Join bill was, continued, the principal speeches beGeneral Rising. wheat and the best cattle on the SOCIALISTS MOBTHE KING. ing made by A. R Long, of Kansas, in support The Neue Frie Press publishes a disIt is a simple matter to read of the and of Mr. Shafroth, Colorado, of Belgium I Attacked by a who measure, Leopold King from lands Sofia, announcing the Bulgaria, spoken of, the Canadian Gopatch opposed the bill. Howling Mob. The postoffice appropriation bill was sent to vernment having agencies established that a proclamation has been issued by conference. Messrs. Loud, Smith ol Illinois at St. Paul and Duluth, Minnesota; King Leopold was mobbed by SocialM. Saradoff, the Macedonian leader, at Biussels Wednesday afternoon and Swanson of Virginia were appointed con- Grafton, North Dakota; Watertown, ists in calling on the Macedonians Bulgaria ferees. , Omaha, Nebraska; to join in a general rising April 27th on his arrival from Biarritz.. The Senate. Soon after the senate convened South Dakota; and tbe between Socialists Kansas City, Missouri; Des Moinee, fronmeeting the river and harbor appropriation bill was reBands collecting on the Turkish and invade Tur- the king was quite accidental, but it ported by Mr Frye and placed on the calendar. Iowa; Wausau and Milwaukee, Witier are to Rills were passed providing for the use by sconsin; Chicago, Illinois; Indianapolis, was none the less unpleasant for his different at points. key the United States of devices invented by its Indiana; Sault Ste. Marie and Detroit, whose automobile was surMajesty, naval officers while in its service and Cholera Situation Alarming, Michigan; Toledo and Columbus, Ohio, rounded by excited Socialists, who covered by letters engagedand to pay $5, 0(0 to patent, The cholera situation in Manila and by writing to or calling upon any live the republic, the widow of Judge I. C. Parker for extraorshouted, Long much the same, but the conat these points full iservices as rendered him judge in the of these agents by Long live universal suffrage, and dinary western district of Arkansas. The latter bill nformation can be secured. This is s ditions in the provinces are becoming waved red in the face. The flags king's had been reported adversely by Mr. Hoar, but great opportunity to secure a horn alarming. The total of cholera cases enconnter was the result of the expulhe stated that as tbe case was absolutely free of cost or if you desire to purchase in Manila up to date is 245, while there sion by the police of a delegation of unique he would vote for it. lands they can be bought now at prim have been 192 deaths from the disease. Socialists who had been in at-- ., Spanish much lower than will exist in a few In the provinces there have been 418 tendance at the Socialist 13. April in gatherings t months. But read what the The United cases and 318 deaths. house The Hoes. bill the passed granting Brussels. one to of to referred has on a say while widow the of pension Jo President McKinley States army transport Grant, of $6,000 a year- It had previously passed the particular district her way to Samar island, put in to pi, INCREASE IN THE NAVY. senate now and To the Editor of the Leader The goes to the president for sighaving on board a teamster who nature. had the cholera. rush of the land seekers will be to the Bill Provides for 3.000 Appropriation Senate. A feature of the Chinese exclusion More Men. , Dominion of debate in the senate today Was the sharp criti- prairie provinces of the Insane Denver Man Jump In Front of of a soil that allurements The Canada. inis The enlisted force of tbe navy cism of Minister Wu of China 'because of his Engine. 40 bushels of 'wheat to the acre made the to yields of men protests the naval creased state 3,000 secretary approagainst by Nicholas De Temple of Denver bill reported in the rough by the enactment of the pending bill. Mr. Mitchell are too great to be resisted and an of Oregon and Mr. Teller of Colorado jumped in front of a Burlington pas- priation sharply immense migration from this country of the house naval attacked him, declaring that he deserved to' may he confidently predicted. , People senger train near Franklin, Neb., SunThe item of committee been have his Wednesday, and is killed. that no given papers It day and was instantly here laughed at first at the Idea of would have permitted such believed he was temporarily insane. new ships has not yet been considered, Interferencenation for in its affairs. Mr. any one leaving the United States In Red Cloud Saturday, De Temple re- as that is passed on by the full com- Foraker of Ohio and legislative out the Dominion authorities Mr. Hoar of MassachuCanada, Besides the increase ia the setts insisted that the Chinese lated a story of haviDg been robbed. mittee. minister had knew they nad a good thing and they Little was learned of his identy be- enlisted force in the first draft, the done no more than his duty, and that he would stuck to it. Their officials evidently have been derelict of his duty had he done less. of printers ink. They yond the fact that he came from Den bill covered the usual appropriation Just after the senate convened Mr. Mason knew the value ver. He was well dressed and wore a for the Daval establishment and conno in letting the people expense spared the conference report on the e siderable amounts for improvement oi presented Knights of Pythias emblem. bill, and it was agreed to. of this country know that these lands appropriation ' were there and that they were exactly yards and docks. Spanish Cathedral Collapse. as represented. They did more. They April 14. At the close of the celebration of a WASHINGTON LAWYER House The speakers on the Cuban reel, sent out specimens of the crops raised IN TROUBLE. grand mass tbe tower of the cathedral procity bill were Messrs. McCall of Massachuand samples of the grain. We have at Cienta, Spain, collapsed and destroysetts and Brantley of Georgia for the measure, had them here at fonr consecutive ed three adjoining houses and part of Prosecuting Attorney Is Ordered to Lear and Messrs. Robertson of Louisiana aud Stevthe Country. street fairs, presided over by one of ens of Minnesota against it. the cloisters. , The remainder of the At the request of members of the bat The conference report on the post office ap- their ablest Immigration officers. Thh cathedral threatens to fall. Two bodHe bill wa adopted early in the day. gentleman spared no pains. of Stevens Richardson propriation couDty, Judge ies and a number of injured persons after some criticism of the pneumatio tube lands and Ike value of the the a called to meet has special grand jury bave been recovered from the ruins, provision . richness of the soil from morning to Tbe number of persons entombed U at Colville,) Wash., April 21st, to inSenate The Chinese exclusion bin occupied night to all comers. not known. the attention of the senate throughout the vestigate charges of gross immorality day. All this told in the long run. Sevthat are made against J. E. Bailey, Senators Foraker and McLaurin making exJealousy Cause a Tragedy. eral went up from here to spy out the tended speeches in opposition. of the It county. William Rogers, an ironworker, shot prosecuting attorney land and like Caleb, the son of The leaders of the house expect to and fatally wounded John Turner on is stated Bailey was advised to leave and Joshua, the son of Non, Ho the . county but refused. stoutly see the Cuban reciprocity bill ! the street at Cleveland, Ohio. Rogers back a good report, and now brought passed was jealous of Turner because he be denies the charges and promises to the present week, but they admit that some ten families will leave here in a the debate may be delayed, so that the few, weeks for Saskatoon to settle upon lieved him to be responsible for his fight them to a finish. broken-u- p home. Rogers stood oyer final vote will not be reached until farms there, and others are preparing What Inheritance Tax Amounted to In his victim until an ambulance took the next week. Proceeding as the debate to follow. Of course many will appew New York In Year, wounded man to a hospital, where he without a rule, it can be drawn out shocked at the idea of any one leaving is, Figures given out by the State Condied. Rogers has a wife and four chil as long as anybody desires the stars and stripes for the Union practically troller of New York show that collecdren. Jack, but patriotism is hut a nomento speak. tions for the last fiscal year under the Lion nd Ball Fight clature after all, and our experience Jncrea to Pensioner haa been that in nine hundred and A battle at Juarez, Mexico, Sunday, inheritance tan. law were $4,085,000. .The senate committee on pensions ninety-nin- e cases out of a thousand S between a Numidian lion' and a wild Of thisampuDt Greater New York furnished $3,394,000. Among the larg- has ordered a favorable from mail Is thq most patriotic where he can report Samalayuca bull was witnessed by . h thousands of people. of est pay ments were those from the the hill granting increases of pensions make the most money and do the estatea-o- f Marsh Rice abd JaWilliam to soldiers who have lost arms, legs or most harm to those whom be hates. the spectators were American women, cob locomotive the builder. Rogers feet. The increase Will be $15 per The battle continued fiercely for ap v ! Yonnfceat Governor of a month hour. The bull was not fatally injured each, and will increase the anPresident Steyn Going Blind. The youngest governor In the Union nual pension appropriation bill $1,300,-00but the lion was gored fully twenty is the newly inaugurated governor of eyn, the fortner President ol committee also ordered a the ststte of The five times and will doubtless die. His the Free who is Washington, William State, Orange taking favorable report on a bill increasing leg was broken and he was completely 28, who recently sucaged in the in South peace negotiations from $30 to $40 per month. the pension ceeded vanquished in strength and spirit. part Rogers. Mr. McCros-keWhen the lion was incapacitated the Africa, is suffering from severe of those who are is who a native of Tennessee, Is deaf. This totally Mexican authorities ' ordered the battle ophthalmia and is threatened with son of Rev. Solon McCroskey. a Methowill increase the . pension appropriastopped. total blindness. dist clergyman. He was graduated at tions $28,000 only. Boy Forced Into Slavery. Grant. University at Athena. No Plebiscite. Want mitt Unabla- to Agra on Date The police of Mexico City have brokThomas comin The St. Bulletin, its for Inauguration. Fracttca. , . en up a gang of kidnapers who have ments on the proposed plebiscite ot A A of the house nasty practice is what the ChlcagS been enticing young boys to a house judicithe Danish West Indies, says: It id Inter Ocean calls the pasting of recommittee, consisting of Represenary where the lads were kept prior to besimply intended to let the islanders peated layers of wall paper, pne upon ing shipped to Yucatan to work on the share the responsibility. They cannot tatives Littlefield of Maine, Thomas of another, thus covering up the filth and Heneqnin plantation. Complaints have undo what has been done, hence it Iowa and Clayton of Alabama, haa, de- germs of disease that may be props-gatecided to report back to tbe full comIn the very absorbent, and debeen coming into police headquarters signifies farther delay, which no- mittee without recommendation only paV.e, paper, of missing boys. Tbe detectives, on body wants. The people have Jiad the caying mass of flour animal glue, colors, etc. to tbe date of found change the a proposition house of on the harmful and following up clues, enough enormously give opinions of eminent the outskirts of the city where the demoralizing effects cf the question. inauguration of the president from tbe health officers and sanitarians, nrgtnf bet-tiewere enticed. d boys They were kept Therefore they all wish to have it 4th of March to tb last Thursday in that tench, practice should be stopped under guard day and night, and insufforever. The high contractors "'This decision was reached after by, legal enactment, and also take ocficiently fed, and amid foul surround- having agreed on the matter, let the April. that these sanitaria bearing fully the arguments of those casion (o say executive end the intolerable situaings. reconiihena Alabastlne as a durabte been tion. who the have urging change. t Hlttn Rebels Defeated coating for walls. pure This 1$ New Embalming Fluid Discovered, B ary tb Fait. a The Inter Ocean says: 'i The revolutionary forces, commanded Vi i as aud, either man question, of a Important very or The wom&. John past an The of. Leek, body .aged by General Nicholas Baptiste which to this avoid costs danjA nothing and Is an cannot canrecall, be ; captured Jacmel April 5th, held that negro who died six months ago, and celed beyond y. or erased. Th future alone can why take any chances? town for twenty-fou- r hours and then which was turned over a Battle Creek, How much of the alarming spttW to tbe If either other, and give the gift of and other diseases may M retired to the hills, taking with them Mich., undertaker in order that he be a full and generous endowment duesmallpox to unsanitary wall coverings? all the arms and ammunition available, might test a new embalming fluid, has there should be no question of tbe past, been exhumed. The body now has the were pursued by the government .Blind Latter Cam, the PlttebUrg .Prjfef. '. f says troops, abd were completely defeated consistency of vulcanized robber, and In the social Interchanges' of life. It Arnold Scott of Bernardsboro, Masstatute tor's of readily pass at Fonds Melon, near Jacmel. General might for fifty years, tor black marble, ax the flesh is 1b well to guard., KgsJnst 'those who be- who has been blind twenty-fiv- e of the confidences others.'3 the Baptiste was captured and waa im- hard enough to tako apetrified a pact years has served If tray polish. There tho town as letter carrier and Is said-t- o mediately shot. Tbe revolutionists is not the slightest trace of decomposl - 1! man or womatt .bejjcopfldence lost twelve men killed and a number tion or wasting, the features retaining of others to you, it is reasonable to he': particularly .efficient in. both tb lueir fullness. The experimenter says suppose that they will be equally lack- collecting and delivering of mall. wounded. the fluid will preserve the body fer ing in honor where secrets you may centuries. confide are concerned. - germ-fearin- ht e, has-edite- d 1 con-tinue- - Le-gaa- post-offic- One-fonrt- Fit. 0. y, ex-Go- v. , Sub-Co- m ...to , anfr-sanitar- - |