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Show THE PAYSON GLOBE NUMBER PAYSON, UTAH, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1896 VOLUME 4 14- - Mr. Hill placed an the recent.' in a prosperous manner Hal aad hasty. BOND AWARD WAS ROTTEN OR BLUSTER progressing Mr. Hill, cemmeuUag on the contracts, and that the labor question which at Buffalo, May 4. Fire In the four-storone time threatened to Interfere with brick building at 104 and 108 Pearl spoke of the fact that August Bclmoat It Co, Drexel, Morgan X Co., representthe development of this leature ol the street tonight, caused a loss of $100000. & Sallg-macountry's resources, had now assumed The Goodyear Rubber company, tha Harsh Words Used by Senator ing Rothschild Ban af London, President Kruegers Speech at a much brighter aspect. St Co., af New York, aad others, William llrngcr company and Abram Pettigrew in the Senate. were those who contracted with Secreol rubber, liy man, maiiufucturer Opening of the Volksraad. tary Sherman. Then, at now, said Urn occupied the structure. Aaalaaw senator, the syndicate got the bands-ThDeliberate ('oaaalrary-Yr- ry a. a. men wh had the Invested Maas Minister ta Mealea a (hr ssearehiag lavestlasitan It. The senator said It money was that hn not The Order Owsrd (ha Jaweilaa Berlin, May 4. Baron Clemens Von Mill Oaaa Again Defends lha Cai ae cared Mat Bight. anything for k r. Carlisle, or for Ketteler, counselor and first secretary aft ha AdmlalNtratloa. tha administration, but If these bond conOgden, May 5 The city 1s owned by of the German embassy In Washington There are more McKinley delegate tracts were to he paraded on the the A. O. U. W., this being the day de- has been appointed German minister to S.WIMMIR, likely to break than among the delegate. stump" in the coming campaign, then he cided upon fur a general fraternal visit Mexico. Washington, May 3. Senator Hill In the field. to place the Sherman contracts orof the Lake Salt member, from the added another day, the fifth, In opposi- proposed Enthusiasm and emotion do not stam-ped- e the Carlisle contracts, show. In this city. alongside The der brethren to their In senthe tion to tha bond resolutions enthu.ia.m 1. Be.ide., former were with the time delegate. that the CBKKM'M FIKK. Ing of for a rate the $1 made Pacific Union ate. oNies i sass, - - - patio onrr a. often a warning a. an In.urance. For bankers, the tame J. Plerrepont Morround trip, and all arrangement, were Mr. of lu the author Paler, Early day Inslamv, the enthu.ia.m for McKinley mi ar Ufa Will Be S. rearer, 11 la the resolution, announced that he would gan that you are throwing Into Mr. r receiving a Urge crowd. The Pretoria, M.y among republican, and in republican FI Clevelands face." rat Than at Feared, iswppaaed. here oc,olk in (Jarllament of seek to force a vote tonight, by holding Mr. Hill yielded the floor temporarily paper. 1. good enough, but the enlhu.i-a- mi, slon, -- The volksraad loada of members, together car seven A to the 3. Denver, May the senate In session until the resolution special fur him In the democratic paper. 1. the Transvaal) was opened today by to Mr. Pettigrew (Rep., S. D.)ftr a wive and other relatives. News from Cripple Creek, Colo., says: their with J. H. EVANS - - was was of. how It most evident, disposed not no good in itself nor .o reat.uring to President Krueger. Great and The terrific rain storm was at its height It L feared that the loss of life from aver, that senators were not disposed to speech on tariff aad finance. The speech unusual interest wat takea in the proour party." a met but when it arrived, he last fire here will be found to be submit to the hardships of a protracted was a succinct record of the government DEXTIIT. delegation You mentioned General Harrlion ceedings In view of the racent distransactions for the last ffvo years. Mr. All the street greater than was supposed, and It I likeat the visitors the depot. and, possibly, all night session, and Mr. name as being In the available field of closures made by the publication of the their at were that available a search of cars the ruins of the old Peffer did not carry out hi announced Pettigrew asserted his belief that the disposal, ly put UK candidate.." cipher telegrams exchanged between Heat were a Portland hotel will disclose the burned purpose, lie stated, however, that the recent financial scares had been purpose. band, they by and, preceedcd Ufa to Ye., every man lit to be pre.ident, Cecil Rhodes, then premier of Cape conducted to the worked by the present admlnlatiMlon ol room. remains of two and mr hrMany lodge possibly more peo- resolution would certainly past tomor- ly and who l.a good republican, 1. always Colony, and other who took more ar In order to force congress to pass adde- row to taken the started were Here visitors In the private ple. view Inquiries today it U however, a which, doubtful, less important part In the Jamesen raid available to hi party ; and Harrluin homes of friends, but the greater num- veloped the fact that a shoe drummer of Mr. HIIT apparent liability to speak ministration measures, and after that to and respon.lve to party in the territory of the Boer republic. republican good TEETH compel financial transactions to "enrich OF at the lodge room. from Cincinnati, supposed to represent indefinitely. BEST SETS The town was crowded with Boers, ber were entertained call. What the people demand thi. year the favorites of the If not the the Standard on of Shoe all in that were 307 visitors, 390 There company S. city, Mr. ah- Pettigrew (Rep, D.,) supported president himself." president, in republican candidate, and platform 1. many of w hom had ridden hundreds of as prim whhia m was III In No. room on the the train and arriv 83 14, occupying the bond resolution and severely critiwhen the first train There haa been, he said, a deliberate certainty. In one respect, llarrlwin miles In order to he present here V. I ling at 1 o'clock. It had been the Inte- fated hotel. A woman who occupied cised the administration of the treasury, would give the earliest certainty of any nse valksraad reassembled, a. Us pr ball In the hall north,! room No. 13 adjoining this room now The senator also criticised Mr. Sherman conspiracy on the part of the administhe one who could be nominated, for the day session Is looked upon a. being on. of tration to break down tha goverameat'a w ut rejMirt that about half an hour before for hi recent approval of the treasury eredlL Mr. Pattlgrew he should be nominated, the country the most Important in the history of the fire the heard some (lhv one the spoke of the part funt that than much started, anticipated greater administration. TAKE would know exactly what hi. policy as little republic. Numbers of these sturdy taken by a former law partner of Mr. ' was secured for the bllng with the lock of the ajolnlng house Union opera inada river wa on the Some progress Clevelead la negotiating tha boad conpres'dent would be." fighting farmers came here days ago In ladles of the Degree uf coin, and Iklngoo out, saw a man ap' and harbor bill R. a. W. By. by taking U up In the tract with tha Morgan You have seen General Gro.venors order to bring their Influence to bear occasion. The the Influence of under syndicate. The of to the entertainment patently liquor Honor attended hour. senator amid If some mayor or governor ujmn members of the executive council the She did not hear morning room. Evinini Train tables?" and the outside of were the who entering lodge guesta The only changes made today were or leas favored they are grossly Inaccurate, in the hope of bringing about the mitiYes, than a pres room, and dancing began about 9 o'clock, him go out before the alarm was given those restoring the authorisation of con- Ident had actedladlvldaallty Leaving Spring lie claimed far too many vole for this 'a gation, If not the entire commutation, of In the hall the Impeachway, to sleep and tract of $1,003(000 for Sabine Pass, ment regular meeting of Fi- and it is supposed he went or criminal prosecution would have ley, and appropriate, practically all the sentences of the convicted leaders will at 9.00 p m in flames. woman II1TICI a the Is end it wa perished Today No. held, 3 Texas, and $987,000 for 5avannah har- followed at once." the contested votes, of which there will of the Johannesburg reform committee. delity lodge that Master Workman H. A residing on the hill reported that during bor, Ga. Mr. Pettigrew believed ia a searching Oonnaotlng dally with he too or more." It I useless to deny that the publicatloa I probable over one ol the largest the fire two Mg traveling mans cases Mr. Call (Fla.) Introduced n resolution Investigation which would "ley bare Mr. Manley, of Maine, also gave his of the series of incriminating telegrams I Lamdin presided .f S. S. marked Cincinnati, company, d most eaU.usU.tlc fraternal gatherIn the senate requestlrga protest against the secret features of the boad translaregular Sunday night statement. The had pul a decided damper upon the were brought from the Portland and left "e the execution of American cltlxeai tion. effort, of the Boers to lemen the pnn- - " following 1. hi. table: order n this city, In her care. of the member, Mctaken on board the schooner Competitor for Governor A sharp controversy occe rred betweea For Mr. Reed 6j ; ishment of the prisoners, but It I. ..Id Bacon The Dr. had been report that ,Und these, together with the visitors, by Ihe Spanish gunboat and to demand Mr. Pettigrew and Mr. Hill as to what Kinley, ays; for all oili.'r candidate., at 7; much mav depend upon the action of I seen in in and also Colorado In Gillette, tiers seated the lodge room, of Spain that the prisoners should not be course contested and doubtful, 95! Vermont, 8, the British government towards Cecil crowded Secretary Carlisle ehould have Routine work wat gone Springs have nol been verified and It Is subject to cruel treatment. Mr. Call deep. elected and Rhodes, Alfred Beit, the director of the makes This 757 delegates the forfeited pursued la awarding Ills remains alto will be believed that Tram Ho. 2 at On of the with, coferring Including asked Immediate adoptlen. The resolu- bond. Mr. leaves 161 yet to be clio.eu. The contest British South Africa company who took through that the asserted Pettigrew in found ruins. the 1 "dl tion on a viva voce vote was about to be award to Morgan & Co., wan rotten and hJ Suln' It not yet settled and can alone be de- an important part In o7g.ni.ing the Omaha, Kaaaaa Oily, dW-- te Sheriff wm J.d.n Deputy adopted with faint response from the dishonest to ths core. termined by the delegates when they raid, and towards tl e company itself, l0 St. Louis an Chloaga d hlle " eeP senators being present. to Death. Mr. Pettigrew also criticised Mr. Shertested meet In convention at St. Louis. my nothing of the punishment which11;' r"Uled ' ord" In Ver- miy he meted out to Dr. Jameson and Mr. Wolcott (Colo.) quickly Interpu-Vd- , W. result Through Pullmaa Slaapara,' the admit Va., that 3. man for hla recent tribute to tha treasMay Washington, Mary Manley th wife of William Shore leaped from a pointing out that this waa a tiirprls g mont was a great surpri.e and dlsap hi. immediate associates. John Hay. kn tlie de,U Traa XeeUaiug Ohalv Oam, ury administration. that he remained the sel dtood men. Reed convicted to the Anl,rU:.. 'Who Is more competent la express bridge Into the Elkhorn river, fifty feet course, directing a protest and demand Hammond, polntment Diming Cara Ala Oarta. will all and She on Spain without any consideration. such a tribute? asked Mr. Hill "than General Crosveuor of Ohio gave out engineer, will, however, be mare le. wme Sulllv.n throughaut today to escape a passing engine. I 0,1 Mr. Call Insisted that th casa wss uti the dMiH Tlataata at ws. rescued hut will die. ,.,r a statement claiming 95 vote lently dealt with than hU fellow prUon distinguished stateeman from Ohio, A pleating Innovation In the regular Tribune New York wa. he In fact that He gent, opthe af the view reports being current that the Mmtelf a secretary of tho treasury. ers ay a. ofiico. H. H. Rolapp of Mutaferds Beqaaat. prisoner were to be executed. If Greet and Chicago Times- - lerkld concede him posed to actual rebellion against the order was when Jndge That It a matter of opinion, replied San Francisco, May 3. After three Britain were Involved, there would be Protection lodge 24 made in Address of Transvaal autharltle. Mr. Pettigrew. I do not doubt that X. r. MS9LXM, W.r.UoHILLAH 40 and 44a votes respectively. MHUIWH. The vicinity of the parliament build- - welcome to the visiting members, say- years litigation over the estate of the no hesitation In protesting. tha senator from New York tad the UT.riN. that whlli Ogden member did not late Senator Stanford, Mrs. Stanford hat Mr. Wolcott answered that If lhe facts ing was crowded with a picturesque I Ing Morgan syndicate will forever proclaim Big Hlrlke. , Sooxtllo,Ma. 10W Said. 80 to be great speech makers, still at last hern able to pay the bequest were as Mr: Call stated, It was the duty that the senator from Ohio la the best hour before the pretend Boers of long gathering 4. I Nearly Newport News, Va., May of lte proceeding and they were glad to extend to the res! $2,300,000 which the senator left to In- of the president to protest, and It wat authority that can be found, so long as SaltLsk City, Utah as machinists, fur the opening men employed 1,000 the commendations I dents of the capitel city a sincere wel land Stanford, Jr, university. This pxy peculiar to request the president to do ha openly endorses the plunder of the were Indeed warm boiler makers and blacksmiths at the I come to their little city on the north, nient means an assured Income to the lilt duty. He objected to action being people and the pasted upon the diplomacy of Oom robbery of the treasury. yards of the Newport News Shipbulld Paul, who hat so cleverly outfenced I He (further said: Permit me to also greyt institution, no matter what may taken and the resolution went over. OUTLOOK The bond resolution wat laid uUU, ON THE CLARKSON on a went Dock ar.d I company of the order gen happen to any person or persons, and Dry ing Mr. Frye then moved to take up the Mr. Hill the British secretary of state for the I thank you on behalf retaining the floor, Mr. Peffer strike today, owing to dissatisfaction this assured income Impliee an end to river and narbor bill, and In doing so, for this fraternal visit. first from erally Chamberlain, colonies, having concluded not to press for vote Joseph with a new time keeping system inaughas been stress more it financial that the It give to meet you I he said: to last, and who is now so completely the pleasure tonight. urated there this morning. This system maste'r It teaches to mem- serious than anyone not admitted to the 1 do not mean to towers teaches something. he situation that Mr. Allison asked when a vote on the antaguuixe the bond of the called the clock system, and under it U. of Inner estate A. O. Stanford Has Little Faith in the Prophe the I regard the vote of bond resolution would be Mil at a o'clock. history and shoulders aver everybody and bers outside the order that the head expected. hi and a each man has orkey register, know. And this bequest hae been paid yesterday as the instructions of the senconnected with south Africa. W. it something besides a business cies of McKinley Men. Certainly tomorrow," replied Mr. of own time. The striker, claim that they everything unusual because such with that It shows the public promptness ate to me not to urge the river and har. Peffer. The president in hi speech said that ganisation. s much time through having to wait malevolence true fraternity exist within its lodge the energy and the management of Mrs. bor bill against the bond resolution at a due to event recent Then let a time be fixed for tomothe I Stanford herself. in turn to regi.ter. Probably 2,300 men The bonds transferred oclock." all its members, said Mr. Allison. - KoIOohIosos and selfish objects" had seriously Inter- - rooms and amongst rrow,, Vu imt the Forty Seeds I will walkout. I ( all to the university draw Interest at the With this eaplanatton there was no and peace of the South cn further say that the past ward Mr. Hill was quickly on hla feel again. the rest rupted rate of $io;ouoa month. 4 Km at Ion Do Sot need tonl8ht- - W hve the to proceeding with the river It would be T opposition remarked African he republic, adding: Impossible, Tha Hamer fws. I I have personally ' Sever ho Nominated by and harbor bill. By unanimous consent smilingly, to fis a date now for a vote. It ha been ever my wish to promote under our control. D. C., May 4. -- In the I I received anil ot Washington, law the ch,e the was bill a Plice Boost for Allloon, passed, Ba I'M! Far Tha Fapr. Many bills were passed, as were alto the development and prosperity ol the I supreme court today the case of Daniel from him thil no man who can iAindon, May 4. The Standard hat a for a free bridge across the Arkansas Mils to amend ths act granting right of hiwd Whtah Walks the Mpoetre of Hamer, tax collector of Weber county republic In the most peaceable manner promise l Pword will be put In jail.of dispatch from Madrid which says: The river, connecting Little Rock end way on public lands for reservoir end possible, 10 I am firmly convinced that the Boooter An Intereetta t hat ha. given n. the freedom appellant) vs. the city of Ogden wax It The mayor canal purposes by extending tha law to with hat declined the wish to sincere vour It Spanish government Utah of court remanded to the supreme and we tender it to you. I can At a oclock tha bill wat laid alde( electrical purposes, alto to provide far pope's meditation in Cuban affairs on me in this policy, and that you expect, for further proceedings. 'say, however, that the weather olerk the ground that an acceptanbe would be thirty pages having been disposed of, the examination and classification of Mil taken up. As Mr. Hill made a mistake. (Laughter.) We or tantamount to Washington, D. C May certain lands la California and Oregon recognizing Americas tnd the bond was enlivened to. dered the rain ; it came ahead of time. was about to resume his speech Mr. Central Pacific and California tad Oregossip and speculation to Interfere. ClarkG. right DAKK THAT.-HKTUB IB that J. MB. the knowledge We had intended It for a representation Peffer, author of the bohd resolution, gon railroad leads.) night by Senator of tears for your departure tomorrow and said: son, Fessenden of Connecticut, arose, conMatrerera. the Far a But Allison and Senator Quay held but It came too toon. (Applause.) will ask Ihe senate to remain In ses(Statement Made by Apawtle llelier J "I Bah Paara Aa a Prophet. Denver, May 3. The fonr leading ference at the laUer's residence today. however the gloom outside, I assure you until this resolution Is passUnit at liagan lewtevday. theatres of the city tonight gave benefit sion tonight Shore a May 3. Colonel Robert G. Omaha, was very lack of Mr. Clarkson was seen at the nuth,n ol theklnd.no Logan, May ed." The"probteen7hen"touched upon the in Omaha today discussing and said: performances for the Cripple Green sufIngersoll to ham hotel this evening, wa said he Mr. Hill large attendance at the stake conference fofclgn relations of the South African r.ternal warmth In our greeting to you. ferers. At the Tabor, where yield, willing lfoyt'a A a majority politics said: McKinley will be nomiMcKinley has not nearly today. In the morning, Apostle Grant most delicate and eagerly (Great applause.) waa the bill, Peter as a rule, hut he did not propose to be nated at St. Louis and have lots of deleChinatown to the republic, Trip. authorities the of Mr hv ol lhe Und of the delegates yet." spoke on the position taken from the floor arbitrarily and he The people essoclxte show on the manifesto. - lie took up the ques anticipated portion of the speech, say-- 1 Dailey, the comedian, who last week gates lo spare. Clarkson presented a table to would not yield to Mr. Peffer. rethe of to thousand bread loavea troubles, of In several with protection and they sent past has spite McKinley ing: andanswered McKinley the asked tioKS Journal, by that out ol 918 delegates, Mr. Hill proceeded with his opiosltlon Cripple Creek, also apjieared and was protectloe with prosperity. They field" against Me that Moses Thatcher had not been tried public continues to maintain friendly ff "1'1""1 to the resolutions. He wat endeavoring, think hard times wss created only 98, while "the Thl. was a cheered. powers." relations There large warmly by fooling was it already said that the ol and wrong fine delegates selections from J- mak nor judged, Sullivan sang two he as Id, to prevent the senate Klnley has 403 with tha tariff and they want good times. was then significantly dropped audience, as was also the case at the Granto judge without hearing. It was his subject Master did It that ridiculous. Itself elected. oiten, expressed Taylor Ing and the president turned to the relation. Deputy They are tired of Cleveland and demoLyceum, Orphcum and Broadway theaMr. Clarkson conlinued: McKinley belief, however, that Moses was In the 8 Hlc.lion over the sign, of Irater-th- e tres. The benefits will net about $1000. ha added. This resolution called for cratic mistakes. south African republic and the between first They want McKinley on the the local 1,11 leelln8 ,nd somphmenied dark. will be shorter ol a majority fact that were already reported to the and will have him. Allison and Each church in the city also donated the Its sister republic Orange Free they Blaine was In Grant than Louis Its .,Hke the uf on St. excellence In senator afternoon, the Apostle should at senate. Why, therefore, degree ballot lodge Reed are good men the best kind and State, remarking: In 1890 on obedience. morning contributions to the Cripple work. admit that they were Ignoramuses? the emotional year I876; Grant between In make excellent presidents, but would a a and this I that Creek rep meeting way very In hope Master Workman llowe of No. 12, To be sure, said Mr. Hill, there Is or Sher.nan In 1888, when the latter Joseph F. also took he same text, and ' will have to wait 1 tee that Manol the Orange Free State amount waa secured. resentatires they for large voted to (ol Saints Mr. of the No. candidates, of No. the fools Mr. was of of Brown said It 15, no law against senators making duty Kelly a field ol favorite and representatives of the South Afriley, Quay and Clarkson are whistling low the advice of their leaders without on the first ballot, had 39 10, Mr. Bachman of No. 2, Mr. Gallagher themselves, but they ought not to do It and be will held, can through their grave yards, but It Is no accla shortly republic nominated church the by be Drummer denied that not lie Disappears. and No. will He Major to, Judge Rolapp questions., needlessly by the 'foolish, contemptible use. McKinley will beat the field and union between the of closer a foi that plans hut can New York, May 3 Adolph Comlnt, resolution. If you can't comprehend say positively had sought to unite with the state; Breednian made ringing speeches. (nation, because I have at lexsta hundred delegates to spare. will remain whenever Its Influence was used it wat two countries will be discussed." (Ap A supper was served to all In the traveling salesman employed by M the reports already made, then resign He Is a Allison, Quay and Morton good, square inan, will plause.) Reed, so of ladles and surely for the good of the people. gowns your seals. he said, savagely. rooms below the lodge room, ihu last Cooper, manufacturer in the contest, This utterance of President Krueger conservative, and Is well versed la pracand Cullnm th-will heard not from wa bren so has Bradley manifesto Aposto move was The hiii.is 12 o'clock a I about table declared this 130 readhy and judge Mr. Hill rliy, getting through tical affairs." was looked upon as confirming the rena.ned gen tle Grant with on certein re February 2SH1 last. He left his manufacture campaign material on the The stales of the first four for some The hall room wasthrooged with a large have that negotiations to port tlons. wile and children at Roslludale, Mass., eve of a presidential campaign. crowd. tlemen have instructed their delegates time past been on foot for an alliance, these gentleol those pic-iAbout A tieneraoa Hiai. on Nov, ift, to go on the road, and wrote ivturiicd of ilic Ihe visitors ml Many The senator yielded long enough to go to St. Louis to present ihe between offensive and defensive, or two time wife ht three From twenty to twenty five to on at returned train mens names to the national convention, voted. Mr. Gordon to give no'lce of an Rome, May 5. King Humbert has other, regularly 1:3.1; pccla! and the permit African Orange South republic will he w rck, up to the latter part of Febru hand, were raised against it. the owl train, while many remained nv. and there 1 no douut that this amendment to the pending resolution, donated 400000 francs to the families ef Free Slate looking to resisting any at Idea of Moses Thatcher, Jr., and wife stood Ills last letter was written from providing that the Inquiry Into bond 10 done. Allison has not the least tomorrow the soldiers killed and wounded In Ihe relurn Britain of Great the part upon of tempt nor Iowa any Idea and voted No." the Ptister hotel, Milwaukee and dated the senate finance African campaign, without any distincwithdrawing conducted up be by of affairs Internal the with I interfere to Aa Assay Witter. the fight. I believe this true Ala high council meeting recently either February aa He disappeared myster- committee Instead of by a special com tion being made between Italian and naslates. country. D. U, May 4- .- Senator iously from the hotel, leaving his trunks mlttre of five senators, as originally pro- tive troops who fought in the service of of the other candidates and their held three members refused to ei.dor.i-thWashington, In an alluded afterwards The president 80 to too voles Brown today presented to the senate the illri! with samples and a satchel behind. manllcsto George W. Thateficr, McKinley will fall from 0 Italy. The king has also donated posed. manner to the terrible dynastart remonstrance uf the Sail Lake chamber Mrs Comin notified the police departshort of enough to nominate at the to Aaron Farr, Jr., and . A. Laugton. appropriate to the Red Cross society for francs Mr. Hill, resuming, said that as one outside of disaster Johannesfrom mite just 55 of commerce against Ihe passage of the ment in Milwaukee, but up to the pre- means of meeting this persecution and the benefit of the wounded. and the field will represent Other., who had declared their opposiburg an February 19, when about one bill fora uniform system of bankruptcy tion, did nol oppose it. sent time the authorities have not been mud slinging" at the secretary of the 540 votes. hundred and twenty persons were killed also a Bv the field, I mean Allison, Reed, petition of the chamber of com able to locate the missing man. tils treasury, he would introduce the alwere homeless. rendered and thousands Morton and Cullom, Caweord at 'trlw. merce asking fur an assay office .it .Sal wife believes that Cumins la still alive America Yields. Carlisle In the suit brought Quay, Bradley, San Francisco, May 3. -- The United In this connection, the president ac Lake. and such other availa- suggested, London, Mays A Singapore dispatch hut cannot account for hla prolonged by William Graves to secure $4,300,000 ready d the assistance render ha1- been hy knowledged Senator Brown Immediately prvp.ue hie men as Harrison, Lincoln. Forakvr, States gunboat Concord, wlifi h lo the Times says; absence, as lie was In no way financially of bunds. of New stationed with the Asiatic -- qi.iulrnn for the Ultl.inriers of Ihe Rand to the Boer a bill for a brunch office at S.il enilisrrasted. ussay It is reported from Tien Tain that the Hobart, Davis and General Tracy affidavit was read at great length, , The aiiihnritii-sten ihe be , having arrived here he last fire year--Lake and Introduces it in lh- ena'e. of the German concession has York.wd Alters who might fitly from read Hill Hr. question At another point collectfrom the' Orb n(, (011111!: In derly cared for the wounded and Ilmrjr Lank Caalarrd. Guver-1mentioned." settled. America having been amicably It Philadelphia newspaper, saying ought Ubev ennnc, Wyo April 9. ed about $300,000, In the first twenty A Dividend. You think the field, as you call It. way of Honolulu. the yielded certain rights. Tha German It as be to represents of the notified was good authority, Klchatils after ion for the the explo today ir four hours Associated Washington, May 4. The compirollc will hold him?" asked an recent candidate area exceeds Ihe English and Frsnch t relirf of the suffering of the currency has declared a dividend recapture of Henry Larsh, an Insane views of Mr. Quay, a earefu1 (cars During the The German regulations Press agent. for the combined. nomination fur the from atate republican luriieil , the who the let In on of 13 per cent In favor of the i.t- dilor, ercaped president Uimitniilng, has 3, 7c.iioi aildiris. I do: It know that McKinley lannot are liberal, Chinese being allowed to reat Evanston last week. presidency." of the .South Afrt of the Insolvent Ktuckgroarers National the niliilng Iivul am) I'lutlilm. o! he nominated without Its l,. lp,ai.d msny equipment, There wa a laugh at the emphasis side within the limits of the con: ess Ion, was captured at Woodruff, Utah. 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