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SISTER CarsIyp.
She Was Captured in London b1ii
Escaped Captivity.


She Was Captured in London b1ii
Escaped Captivity.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Italian paper:
report the arrival ut Verona OF the
nun, Sister Maria Caprini, who was
made q prisoner by the Mahdi in
1882 and who succeeded in escaping
from the Soudan n few weeks ago.
Sister Caprinl, soon after having
taken the veil, had been sent to the
southern province Of Egypt and had
stopped at Ell Obid with several of
her companions and missionary
monks. On January /, 1859, the
Mahdi, having defeated the army
Of Reouf Pasha, composed Of 5000
men, twenty-seven Of whom only
escaped alive, appeared before the
walls Of Ohid. The city was Gag.
tured after four months and a half
Of siege operations. The $500 Egyp-
tians who surrendered were massa.
cred In cold bi0ci apd tire inhabit-
ants driven away.
Sister Caprini and her companions
were thrown into prison and suffered
terribly. One day the Nahdi,
augered by their refusal to embrace
the Mosiem religion, ordered that
they should be taken from prison
and Re beheaded. Fortunately he
CHI. aged his mind and sent them
beck TO the "zeribii," or jail en-
closure, but only after their dresses
and clothing had been taken from
them.
Two sisters and one missionary
died soon after from want and i'll
treatment. During eight years the
prisoners were in the hands Of the
Soudanese, but two years after the
death Of the Mahdi they were As
sisted in escaping by some native
Christians. They painted their
faces black, so as to look like Afri-
cans, Travelled rapidly during many
nights, sometimes sailing down the
Balirelabiad and at other times
crossisg the forest near the river.
Finally they reached Berber and
thence the British and Egyptian
advance post.
Sister Caprini, on her arrival at
embarked on a steamer
bound for Italy. She has gone To
Verona to visit her mother and
brother. who had given up all hope
Of ever seeing her again. In spite
Of the torments she has already suf-
fered, Sister Caprini enjoys very
good health, anu she intends to re-
tIrn soon to the African missions.
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BRIEF TELEGBiMS.

Berlin, Nov. 20-Emperor William be-
e;owei the Grand Cross OF the Order Of
the Red Eagle upon Professor Koch.
Three patients treated by the Koch method
are reported dead They were all in :
critical condition before they received IN
ieetlons-
London. Nov. e0.-It Is reported that the
house OF Bahring Brothers & Co. Is about to
be reconstructed rs .oInt stock company.
with several large capitalists Ia. including
Guinness and others
the Bank OF France shows decrease IN
gold of 60. s57 .rofrancs. and an increase In
silver Of 1915 600 francs
London, Nov. ?l-Giadstone telegraph 5
that II is no; true that he conveyed an in.
timation 10 Parnell as to the course he
should pursue
The Hague. Nov. 20-Queen Emma today
took the oath as Regent
Berlin. Nov es-The Frankfort Courier
says OF DIR. Koch remedy by Injection of
lymph: The tubercle germ Is killed. nj the
same time the iniected particles retain SUN
cient strength TO detach and expel the dead
germs. together with all the dead ii--ue- A
reparative process ensnes. aud healing
follows.
London, Nov. e0.-The bullion IN the
Bank NJ England increased fS.tso. s95 dur.
ing the week. The proportion of the bank
reserve to its liability. which last week was
= Is per cent, Is now IS. 50 per cent
The regular meeting OF the directors of
the d nk Of Engisnd today N de no change
In the rate OF discount.
London, Nov. so.-Dispaiches from Congo
State says the BAPTIST missioi's steamboat
"peace," on the Upper Congo river. was
cornscated by officers OF the Congo >tate
for state purposes. The British Gag was
hauled down.
Rio Janeiro. Nov. ae.-The BrazilIan gov.
eminent has rcscinded its decree of Danish
ment against eX- Premier freto. Senior Al
fonso. kx- President OF the Province o: Rio
Janeiro. and Senior Martinez. ex Presiden:
Of RIO 6rsnde del Sur.
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rMsfxpIAx nrnEAr.
10 shoeId Bs Dose Away with Alto.
geshsF.

10 should Bs Dons Away with Alto.
geshsF.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 20.-A local
paper prints . letter from q CORE
spondept at Rosebud Agency, which
says, In part: at seems to be the
general opinion among the traders,
and even among the red men them
selves, that it would be much better
IL the Indian Bureau were done
away with altogether. White eet-
tiers in this region are agreed that
the Indians ought to be given into
the care Of the army, to be attended
to just ~ the soldiers are. The
Indians are by nature soldiers and
admire soldiery and respect army
methods. The Indian Bureau man.
agement is q failure, for 1t only per-
mits the Indians to gather together
arms and supplies for another war
during the years Of peace. When
they finally revolt against the tract
distributing Of the Indian Bureau,
then and not until then, II the army
called on.
"If the army had the running Of
things ut Rosebud and along the
Pine Ridge during the last few
years the rAnchmen all over the
Dakotas would not be now frighten-
ed and fleeing from their homes.
The indians would have been kept
under stricter discipline and at the
same time would have been treated
with more kindness. Asst has been,
the red men have killed the cows
and oxen given to them for breed
ing and working purposes, and have
made no secret OF doing 90, openly
iefying arrest on the ground that
they were forced 10 kill or starve.
In this state OF characterization the
Indiana say they had better die
fighting than 10 die allow death OF
starvation. They say the new re-
lIgion promises their return 10 earth
1t the coming Of the millennium
and 60 they have no great fear Of
death. The time set for the begin
ming Of the new era was extspripg
but has since been set for the new
moon after the next one, or about
December IL.
"Within the past three weeks ths
redskins have traded horses and
everything else they could trade fol
arms and ammunition and all the
cash they could become possessed oil
IL spent In the same way"
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RaiIart.-. SNOW LfuInen,.

Thisinvaiuable remedy is one that
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you. Hrioe so ceHts.
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The samoan chief Jas,ies.

WASHINGTON, Nov. co. Judge
Cedercrantz, the new chief justice
Of Samoa, in an interview toda =,
said he was Undertaking a difficult
task, but will try to exercise his
authority for the best interests Of all
concerned. He cannot at this dis
lance make up his mind as to the
merits OF the internal dispute As to
the rulership and must make n
thorough examination before decid-
srS
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A Safe Gaara -aIuay. on pu,y.

Thousands make a practice Of tax.
Ing Or. David kennedy's Favoriie
Remedy, OF Roudoat, n. Y, wheE-
ever they have symptoms Of possible
sickness. aud through the proIup,
action Of this remarkable medicine
they are really never i'll. Ii is n
perfect safeguard against all forns
OF malaria, sick and nervous head
ache, palpitation, dyspepsia and
heartburn.
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PneumouIa ana Bronchitis Cnrr,
OF Onesfhird ef the
Human Race.

1t Ia net generally known that
Pneumonia AMI Bronchitis cary
on one-Gsiyd Of the human race, hut
snch are the facts, and what Is more
surprising, both Of the abovs die.
eases result from neglecting a CON-
mon ordinary cold. 4 cough
should never be neglected. II il i.
every time you catch cold you
cough harder, and it sticks by YOU
longer. Ballard's Horehound
Syrup is The bet remedy in the
world for Pneumonia, Bronchitis.
and all throat ard lung troubles. II
you have any throat trouble, call
for Ballard's Horehound Syrup and
take no other. lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution. Agents. Is
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ing today the lord mayor made the
opening address. He said the only
crime Of which Ireland would take
notice was oneParnell was incapable
OF committing, namely, treason to
the cause.
Justin Mccarthy, in moving a
vote Of confidence in Parnell, said
he did not iguore the serious nature
Of the question, but was sure it
would not cost him q single friend.
Timothy Healy, In seconding
McCarthy's motion, said, for an
Irishman, Psrnell was less a man
than an institution.
McCarthy's motion was carried
amid great enthusiasm.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN in pursuance Of an order OF the
PrObare Court in and for salt La c County.
Utah Territory, made on the 18th day of
November, l.e0, IN the matter OF the estate
OF William witt. deceas, q, TIL under
signed administrators Of said estate. viii
sell At private sale, to the highest bIdce. for
cash and subject to confirmation by said
Probate Court. ali the right. title. interest
and estate OF the said " iliiam swift ~ The
tire Of ms death. and all the right, .Itie
and interest that said estate has by opera
tivn OF law or otherwise acquired. oihe-
than or in addition to that OF The said Nil.
liam swift, nj the time OF hts ceath. IN and
To that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
situate and being IN the City and County of
salt lake, Utah Territory. described as fol
lows, TO W.T.: The south Lalf OF the west
haif OF lot six. in block twenty nine. In
plat 3D." salt Lake Cry survey, contain
ing fifty square rods OF ground-
Ibis land to be sold without any right OF
way to the same through the adjoining
land belonging TO said estate
Bids in writing will be received Tor s1if
property addressed to the undersigned
care of Isaac NJ. wSddell, attorney. 2. AID
70 East. First South ST.. salt Lake lily,
Salt Lake County, Utah Territory, up 10
the sth day OF December lsso. on or after
which day said property Will be sold:
Terms and confiIion Of sale. cash. and
subject to confirmation by said Probate
Court. JyuN walsh ana
Administrators Of the estate OF william
swift, deceased I'd
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Baekicp., srnien sa,,c.

The Best Salve in the world for
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10 Is guaranteed to give perfect
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Price % cents per box. For sale by
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.n;,a,n'. Aa.trr,. a s.ra .yI,-

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PARHHLL AT raE MkLN.


He VIII ne0aan sheFs, 10 Sap.
Dsses1 ~ she People.
LONDON, Nov. 90.-Paxpell la
sent several Of his colleagues q
communication to the effect that -
long - he 10 supported BY his col
Leagues, the Irish people, he win
remain 1t the helm In pclltics. He
says he has never sought either Of
lice or reward Of any Kind from any
english party, and be does not seek
their assistance now. The Irish
peopJe, not the English politicians
must decide the question Of leader
ship Of the nationalist party. Al
this critical juncture, he would be
fake to his duty 10 Ireland II be
should desert his petition because Of
private unatten with which politics
have no concern. When his mis-
sion has been accomplished and
Justice has been won for Ireland,
after . long struggle against over
whelmipg odds, the people may
chose whom they viii TO conduct
their local adairs.
DUBLIN, Nov. 20.-The statemen,
d made IL Nationalist circles thai
PnrnelI win reeign his SGT In Par.
lament and o6er himeeif for 10
election. At . great national meet
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PARNEII WILL REMAIN At TIM
HELM.
A Nun, Who Was Held Captive for
Hight Years By the Aahdi,
Escapes.
A PERilous VOYAGE &C ROSS THe
ATLANTIC.
2eseHfAVu 70 tn9 NBW6.T
AHERICAXs IN PARIS.


A0Oo Woouo - nave ktR0t II
the Dinner PaPsy.
PARIS, Nov. 20.-The recent din.
ncr to Consul.9enefal King has re.
suited In . scandal to the American
colony. President German Of the
Anglo-American Bank and . mum.
Der Of friends had retired TO the
seclusiono Of Henry's American bar,
in the Rue volney, before the din
ner TO King was really over. In
the party were Mr.. Lee Ross, q
banker, General 8. G. Young, of
Cincinnati, and Mr.. Band, Of New
York City.
Suddenly J. H. Hobson, general
manager Of the Anglo-Americau
Bank, arrived; and in mood more
insulting than merry challenged
each Of the gentlemen to fight.
Finally Mr.. German jumped up and
told him lie was no longer an en-
ploye Of the bank, and %, in other
words, he was discharged. The
next morning Hobson went to the
bank and, Notwithstanding his
apology 10 German, he was ordered
out and At once returned to Amer
lea.
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GEORGE GODDARD AND RICHARD
(I Y. Smith. the administrators of the
estate OF ". ". Foster. deceased. havins
fled their petition herein. duly verified.
prsvi-g for an order Of sale Of the real estate
Of said decedent for the purposes therein set
forth, II Is therefore ordered by the judge OF
said court. that all persons interested II
the estate OF said deceased appear be-
fore the said Probate Court on Mon
day, the szf day Of December. lsco.
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court Room OF said Pro-
ba;e Court, At the County Court House, IN
the city and county OF Salt Lake. Utah Ter
rItory, to show cause why an orrtr should
not be xrantedto the said administrators. TO
sell 30 much Of the real estate OF the said dc
cease1 al private sale as shah be necessary,
and that copy Of this erder be published
af least four successive weeks IN the DIES.
IKxr EvExryG NEws, . Newspaper printed
and publ.shed In sid city and county.
Da1sd November -. lseo-
dtw GEO. W. Bah rcH. Probate judge
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4 SUICIDE.

His Brains Ont
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-Lee Web
ster. q we'll known society man and
until recently one Of the wealthiest
young men about town, blew out
his brains this morning soon after
midnight, in the dining room Of
Ms. william Renshaw, on Charles
Street Avenue. Liquor, cards and
loss Of property are said to have
been the cause Of the act, though
the conversation between himself
and wife shortly before the tragedy
may have had much to do with Ii.
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You have heard your friends and
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

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Nssiee = or Rasrsa

Not having any Telephone, oui
customer will please leave orders n
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or al
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Malt and Hops.
ESTATE OF r. B. MAR0EITG
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The Farss 0osp.

Perhaps you arc run down, can't
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any thing to yoslr satisfAckieo, and
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ln1 aGns

The best Thread for Hand or Ma
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Remarkable s.rsie.l Operation.

Bemaskabie ourgfeaI Operations.
New YORK, Nov. GA remark
able surgical operation was per.
formed at Mount Sinai Hospital, In
Lexington Avenue, recently. 1t Is
thought that it 10 the first Of it, kind
ever performed in this country. The
operation was the removal of the
entire left arm, shoulder blade and
collar bone and muscles attached
thereto Of q man 81 years old. Ac-
cording to the records such opera-
ton has been performed only thrice
before, once in France and twice in
England. In o few days the patient
will leave the hospital healthier
than when he entered, 90 complete
and thorough has been the work OF
the surgeons.
The patient IL Judah Halprin, q
native Of Russia and . tailor by
trade. His malady was . malig.
nant tumor, which affected his
shoulder. The operation occupied
one hour and forty minutes. The
patient will be ct home next week.
minus his left arm, shoulder blade
and collar bone.
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Health is Wealth !

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T. AUHRBAGH & BRO.
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE HONEY,
We Mention a Few Lots Only!

pair. Shoes containing
turns hand Hved Wake in Opera
from 81 % to $500 Fsi. ~ discount Of -5 cent
pairs Ladies' Imperial Dongo Oper.
Ian Lasts, SiG0 to 500. discount OF per
pairs CiainL Cloth Shoes,
from S200 TO s. 81 pair Discount > per cent
pairs Misses French and Curacao
Opera Lasts from $3.50 to $500 pair At Discount Of %
800 pairs Opera Slippers Newport
Leather, 80 pair At
disc Of per
sales and make lady
Of
ksen; offer their and in fact all the
of
discount of 10 for the next
10 days.
Tatrons genuine
price;
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MOUNTAINOUS SEAS.
The "Geshe.s.rs City" 4. sixsee.

Ine "6oshenburg CITY" Ii Sixteen
Days In Cressisg she Atlantic.
New YORK, Nov. 20. - The
steamer Gothen6ur0 Oty, from Lon-
don, which arrived this morning.
had q passage Of sixteen days. The
marks on her funnel and sides belr
evidence Of the tremendous seas she
encountered. Captain Harrison
told the same story rs other captains
recently arriving here, the story Of q
succession of westerly gales which
might almost be called one gale,
lasfin0 frnm Goyember 2nu tn No
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THK RARNERs' DEMANDs.


A0D0e1og1Oo.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 20.-The
Farmers' Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton today agreed to resolutions de-
manding . revision Of the patent
laws, abolition Of the national bank
system; that the circulating medium
be confined to gold, silver and cop
per coins and United States Treas
ury notes; favoring the loaning o.
money by the national government
TO citizens, in sums not exceeding
$1,000 to any person and properly
secured, at interest not exceeding
four per cent per annum; favoring
the issue and sale at par VI United
States bonds Of $40, $50, $50 and
800, bearing two per cent interest
and redeemable 1t the option OF the
holders and the government.
The resolutions further demand
regulations Of corporations by law;
favor the election Of President,
Vice President and United States
Senators by . popular vote; Oppose
the civil service laws, and tenure in
office Of United Judges not TO ex-
coed nine year; tho election Of
postmasters and warehouse commits
sionen by popular vote 10 also urged;
pensions 70 soldiers and sailors are
approved and the revision Of the
Government oficials' salaries ],
commended, - is also reduction
Of taxation on neceeeities and con-
veniences and . regulation Of i'm
migration and the manufacture Of
adulterated foods.
The resolutions conclude by max
ing provisions for the establishment
Of q National organization to attend
the coming sessions Of the legisla
ture throughout tho country In the
irterest of the farmeFs' organizations
and calling upon the representa-
lives Of the association to Keep aloo
from both tie old parties.
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Our customers allspeak highly in
praise Of st. Patrick's Pills. They
arc the best.-BERRY BROS, Carroll,
Nebraska. For sale 10y z. c. NJ. l.
Drug DEPARTMENT.
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70 1. 2 4

tssssfs. 90 ~ hosB0 cargo 70
land here, including . thirty three
ton gun, to be placed on McNabb's
island,
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OMAHA, Nov. 20.-Orders have
been received 1t Fort Omaha Il
have four companies Of the Second
inhntfy ready TO 60 TO the front at
. moment's notice. The companies
immediately began 70 pack up, and
inside Of two hours everything
necessary for . winter campaign
was ready to be placed on board the
can. These companies, % far 1T
least = the commanders arc con.
cerned, comprise some Of the Oldest
nghtefs in this section Of country,
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A GENERAL INDIAN WAR PIE
DICrED.

WAsHIHeToS, Nov. 20.-A lady
signing herself Sc. 8. B." wha
processes great psychological pow.
ers, publishes . prediction here to
day that there will be . general In.
dian war next spring, which will
result in the almost complete ex.
termination Of the Indians. Pro-
fessor Cones, the noted theosophist,
and ex-disciple Of Madame Blavat.
sky, vouches for DE. 8. b." say.
ing that she has made psychology
ical forecasts In the past few years
on other matters, which have proven
extremely accurate.
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Gus seas.
t was q
. no let
ontinued
washing
3 Of the
ed, but
be terri
nable TO
on one
was sent
he made
sDty-four