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A Fierce and Bloody Rattle.

SUAKrs, Nov. 26.-The attack made by
dervishes on Fort Tamrin, near Tokar,
was very determined. A body of cavalry
cut the road leading TO the fort in order 20
prevent achievements from reaching the
Egyptian garrison, aud the dervlshss then
fiercely attacked the fort Egyptian irreg-
ulars opened brisk fire and tue dervishes
were literally moweddown. One hundred
were killed and large number wounded
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suunosed MurIer and Suicide.

LEsNEUR, Mimi, Nov. 26-Word has
been received from St. Henry, twelve
miles from here, that Joseph Hunder. q
prosperous young farmer, died with symp-
toms of poison, soon after be buried Agnes
Bhear, an elder sister of mis- wife and
whom he courLed before marriage. The
sister died in the same manner, and it is
believed that she poisoned him through
jealously, and then suicided.
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Pension AnnronriatIons.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 26.-General
Raum commissioner of pensions, submit
ted an estimate to the treasury depart
ment today. The estimates for pension
appropriations for the fiscal year Of 1894 is
Sl65, GOO, 600, and estimates for deficiency
in appropriations for the fiscal year Of
1893. SO sos 62l.
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The New Orleans Mafia Cass.

New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 26.-The malta
cases came up today on question bearing
upon the dispositions taken in Italy and
recently filed in court The city made OBJ
lection az to the dispositions based on hear
say. The court made rule absolute as to
receiving evidence taken in Italy but re-
served TO the city the right to object to the
admisssbility of evidence from its nature.
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The Rain-Makers Successful

New ORLEANS. La, Nov. 26.--The Picay-
unes San Antonio Texas special says the
rain-making experiments which began yes
terday by Dyrentorth and party was kept
up until three o'clock this morning with
good results. Though there was not CO.
pious downpour 1t was sufficient to demon
strate that the theory OF producing rain by
conclusion is the correct one.
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WESTERN NAVAL ACADEMY.

Arrangements Being Perfected for Establish
Ing One in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The Chicago Yacht
club, it Is announced today, is arranging
for the establishment Of western naval
academ on the city lake 'front.' near Fifty
first street. The grounds will also con-
tain suberb club buildings. 1t is proposed
that instructors be provided by the United
States government and cadets from An
nspolis will make yearly visit to the in
stitution to obtain lake practice. Grad
yates OF the Chicago academy are not in
tended primarily for service in the federal
navy, but will be competent to I'LL the Of
fec OF lieutenant or midshipmGn, or take q
place on a merchaD tmen.
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FREE SILVER LEAGUE.

COMMITTEES Appointed to Visit Washington
to Advocate Increased Purchases.
New YORK, Nov. The executive com
mittee of the New York Free Silver league
met at headquarters today aud appointed q
committee OF five to visit Washington and
advocate the passage of the bill increasing
the purchase of silver from "a, 500 900 to
100000 per month, as g necessary meas
ure to prevent fall in prices and relieve
tbs people from the eYils of a contracted
currency. The committee win also advo-
cate the passage of the bill res tricting en-
igration by heavy head money tax on all
Immigrants.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE.
Report of General Rosecrans on the Work
ings of the Law.

Report Of General ROsecrans on the WORK
ings OF the Law.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The report OF
General Rosecrsns, register Of the treas
ury, says. regarding the operations of the
civil service law, that the Inost important
bettermeGts made during ~the year were
those initiated by the presidents order of
December 4, 1891. aiming TO put each
clerks efficiency record beyond the reach
of accidents which the minds of the chiefs
may be liable to make in recording their
standing. He suggests some defects that
should be Temedied, among other things
decrying competitive examinations and
holding that monthly record of efficiency
is greatly superior to the hsphazard results
thereof
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Not Contract Laborers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Acting Secre-
tary Spaulding has issued an order to re-
lease sixteen Belgian glass blowers de-
tanned in New York since the 10th instant
on suspicion of being contract laborers. u
careful investigation having disclosed the
fact that there was no evidence whatever
of q violation of law
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AN EARTHQUAKE
Destroys tho City of La Union, San SALIVA

dor.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 26-The EUcnino
Bulletin has advices from La Union, San
Salvador, by the steamer City of Sidney
that an earthquake laid low nearly ali the
houses in the city, and those left standing
had the walls so badly cracked that it was
not safe to remain in them. The people
are living in tents and in fear of further
disturbances. A passenger on the steamer
City Of Panama, which called at La Union
on her way up and which subsequently was
passed by the City Of Sidney, writes
that he went ashore and viewed the ruins.
The disaster was complete. Residents of
the city we're almost driven to frenzy and
a procession was parading the streets with
ringing of bells and headed by priest
praying for an abatement of the disturb
ances. Many persons were killed and
many seriously injured.
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A Mexican Double Murder.

EAGLE Pass, Tex, Nov. 26.-At ball at
Villa Musquiz, Mexico, JesuI GaIsn,
nephew Of the governor of the state of
Coahuila in quarrel over young lady,
shot and killed Manuel GusiRrd and
Miguel Long. and then tried to shoot the
young lady. He is in jail under strong
guard. There are fears Of lyncning.
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International Conference Of Cyclists.

LONDON. Nov. 90. - The international
conference IF cyclists was held here and
formed an association &c supervise con-
tests at various distances for the worlds
championships. The first meeting win be
held during the Worlds fair 81 Chicago.
Raymond, OF the League OF A ierican
Wheelmen. was chosed president.
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A Lynching in sight.

CHARLEsToN, s. c., Nov. 26.-Robert
Trant, an offensive coiored boy, was shot
and killed by an itinerant photographer
named Fuller at Greenwood tonight. The
negroes threaten 10 lyucG Fuller and the
protect MIN. Great excitement prevails.
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Cholera in Maine.

LEWISTON, Me-, Nov. GA special to
the Journal from Rsngely says DR.. A. o.
Bridges, q physician highly thought Of
there, announces case of Asiatic cholera
in the person of Mrs. Stephen Philbrick.
She was taken last Monday afternoon but
is now much easier. The house was placed
under quarantine.
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NEW CANADIAN CABINET.

The Minister Of Justice Requested to Select
New Advicers.
OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 26.-Lord Stanley,
governor general, has called upon Sir John
Thompson, minister of justice, to form
new ministry. Sir John accepted, and viii
announce his choice of. advisers early next
week. Sir John Abbott cabled his resigna-
ton as premier to the governor-general
three days ago. The Official statement is
given out that Sir John is retiring on &C
count of Ill health, and has recommended
Sir John Thompson as successor Al
though there is now no ministry, the
cabinet ministers viii retain their depart
ments until the new cabinet is formed.
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nae Homestead Murder case.

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 26.-Tns verdict in the
Critchlow case will in no way affect other
Homestead cases; they will not be dropped
and no proposition has been or will be
made to drop them.
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EIGHTY-TWO MAJORITY.
That Is What the Democracy viii Have in
the Next HOnse


the Next HOnse.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Csptain Mckee,
at the Republican congressional committee
rooms, has made a calculation on the COM
position of the next house, using as basis
he says figures from returns made to the
various secretaries of the state. The two
Rhode Island districts where there was no
election have been omitted fran the calcu-
lation, which results as follows: Democrats
elected 21S. Republicans 12S, Peoples party
s, giving Democratic majority over the
Republicans and Populists combined of 81.
OF the four territories, Arizona, New
Mexico and Utah elected Democratic dele
gates and Oklahoma Republican delegate
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Hunting Trnin Robbers.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. ga large posse
is in pursuit OF the robbers who held up
the Northern Pacific train Thursday night
in the Cascade mountains. A reward OF
$500 is offered by the Northern Pacific for
the capture of the robbers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-27
BAKERS SUBMARINE BOAT.
Two Tests Made with 1t at Chicago Yes
terday.

CHICAGO, Nov. %. = George c. Bak-
er's submarine boat was tested twice today
on Lake Michigan in the presence of two
members of the torpedo board of the United
States navy, aud Mr.. Baker. who witnessed
the experiments from the tug. Electrician
Mccarthy and Roe were the only persons
aboard the submarine boat. At the first
trial the boat would not sink, being too
bauyent, and additional ballast was Sc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-27
An Immense silver Nine.

SILVER CITY. N. NJ, Nov. 26.-The larg-
est body of silver ore ever struck in New
Mexico is being opened at Lone mountain,
ten miles southeast of this city. The prop
erty belongs to John Broekman, and it is
believed That the SOC. 600 tons OF ore already
taken will average so per ton.
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A Magnincent Church pedicated.

New YoRx, Nov. 26.-An the pastors OF
New York and Brookly Presbyterian
churches will take part In the dedication Of
the new Willis avenue Presbyterian church
here tomorrow afternoon. i is one Of the
finest church edifices in the country and
$500, 600 have been expended IN its erection.
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Violation of Neutrality Laws.

SAY ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. 26.-Jaan An
tonic Flores, who held the military rank of
lieutenant in the late revolutionary army
of CATERING Cara was placed on trial IN
the United States court here, on charge
Of a violation of the United States nea-
trality laws. Several days will PROBABLY
De occupied in the trial
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A Game in Califofnia.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 26-The ia
nous Yale foot ball coachers, Camp and
McClung, LETT Friday for California,
where they will coach the elevens repre-
senting Sanford aud Berkely university
for the annual Christmas game.
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Yesterdnr,s Football Games.

WEST PoINr, N. Y, Nov. 26.-In the
football game this afternoon between the
West Point and Annapolis clubs the latter
won by a score of u to 4. Three members
OF the West Point CLUB were badly injured
and carried of the field. Five thousand
people witnessed the game.
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stsamship ArrlYaIs.

Boston-Europa from Antwerp.
Fire Island-Umbria from Liverpool.
New York-Gothia from Stetten; Corean
from Glasgow; Bholtis from Hamburg;
Thingvalla from Copenhagen.
Liverpool-Italy from New York.
Nav York-La Gascoigne from HaYre.
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cured. Another trial was then made, prov
ing more successful, but whether wholly so
was not made known. A report will be
made to the chief of the ordnance bureau,
Folger. who will make an official test Of the
craft in torpedo service.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 26.-Dr. Scott
the Presidents father-in-lsw. whose con-
dition was extremely critical during the
last few days, is now so much improved
this afternoon as to greatly encourage the
hope of his family OF his ultimate recovery.
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CALCUTTA. Nov. 26.-Afseul Il Mulk,
reigning sovereign Of Cultural, and his
younger brother, have been murdered by
Sher Afzul Khan, brother of the sovereign.
The latter had been exlled. II is reported
that the Amer of Afghsnistan is support
ing the usurper.
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venezuela ofhcIaIa Arrsntsn.

VALPARAISO, Nov. 26.-Fivs colonels and
one intendente under Balmaceda were ar
rested and are now in jail charged with
having been engaged in a plot which was
discovered recently Warrants were Is
sued for the arrest OF ex-General Veras
and three other colonies.
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Probably the largest congregation in
America is that Of the Church Of st. Stan
islaus Kostka in Chicago, which has 80, eco
commandments. The number Of attendants
at the several masses every Sunday ire
ouently exceeds Is, 600. The cure of souls
committed to its charge requires the SER
vices Of twelve priests. It has parochisl
school attended by 8, 1000 children, and these
are taught by twenty-six sisters ana eight
lay teachers. The church maintains an
orphan asylum in which about 800 inmates
are cared for.
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The Arabs believe that the date palm
brings happiness and contentment to ms
country in whichit grows. Il is q beautiful
tree, tall and straight, sometimes reaching
q height of sixty feet. The leaves are from
eight to ten feet long, and the spadices, or
fruit bearing branches, grow from $50 TO 200
dates each. A bunch of dates weighs from
twenty to twenty-five pounds,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-27
eerard's Fleet Arrives.

CALLAo, Peru, Nov. 26.-Admiral Gerard
Of the United States navy, with the ships
Of his feet, the Charleston, Baltimore and
San Francisco, have arrived here.
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Loss of tha Helen Mar Com iirmea.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-Captain Healy
OF the revenue service in report to the
department confirms the loss Of the whal-
ing bark Helen Mar with forty of her
crew. He says the seals are leaving the
rookeries and it is estimated that there are
but 900 remaining at ST. George.
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strikers WIN Remain Out.

PIrrsBURe, Nov. .26.-The strikers at
Carnegie's city mills have decided to re-
main out Notwithstanding the strikes at
Beaver Falls, Homestead and Duquesne
have been declared off.
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An Election Repeater sentenced,

Bo1sE, Ida. Nov. 26.-Harry Mckay,
who pleaded guilty to repeating at the late
election, today was sentenced TO Two years
in the penitentiary.
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.Joined the BniOhts M Labor

ChESnLAND, o., Nov. 26.-T. &. Nc
CURE of the general executive committee
Knights of Labor today began criminal
proceedings against the Troy steam laundry
for discharging twenty-three girls because
they Joined the Knights of Labor.
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governor Russelrs Plurality.

BosToN, Nov. ga recount shows that
Russell, Democrat, is reelected governor
by 1905 plurality. Wolcott, Republican
for acknowledgements, has 9, 1868 plurality.
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Stole All the Bank Funds.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov 26.-B. J. Martin
cashier Of Webster & Co. at Enfora, Miss,
is missing with all the cash in the bank,
variously estimated at from $25, eco to $780,
nm
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An Rngaeemen .Announced.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The engagement
is announced of Florence Miller, daughter
of Attorney General Miller, to Mr.. Clifford
Arrick, young lawyer of this city, en-
pIoyed at present in the department of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-27
RAILROAD WRgCKERS.

The Georgia Legislature Has Passed a Bill to
Prevent Consolidation
ATLANTA, Ca. Nov. 26.-The first of a
series of bills aimed at railroad wreckers
was passed unanimously by the house of
representatives The bill passed will pre-
vent consolidation OF stock in the hands
of few people VINO would place the same
in trust companies practically In per-
petulty.
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Relics of Columbus.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. &c. The De-
partment Of State has received through the
United States minister at Madrid a formal
note from the Duke of Veragua granting
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OBITUARY.
Italian Minister Of Marine.
NE. Nov. 26.-Signor Sonbon, Italian
ter of marine, died here today.


CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. ga. w. Rossman,
the veteran of all vessel captains on the
lakes, in point of lake service, died in this
city today, aged rs.
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The National Grange Adiourss.

CoNcoRD, N. Il, Nov 26.-The National
grange last night adopted the report of the
national legislature committee and I'D !
burned sine die.
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Buried in a Nine.

CRY OF Mexico, Nov. 26.-Eightesn
miners were killed by a cave-in at Boda
mine at Pachucs today.
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the request of the president for loan of
relics of Columbus in possession of his
descendants for exhibition at the Worlds
fair
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LONDON, Nov. GA large block Of
warehouses in the Old Gravel lane burned
last night. Loss 2 quarter of million dol
lars
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JACKSON INSULTED.
When He Strikes With His Big Right Arm
and Lands on Fellows Jaw.

BIRMINGHAM, Conn, Nov. 26-Peter
Jackson, pugilist while at a hotel in this
city today in company with number of
sporting men, was approached by New
Haven man named Bunnel, and the latter
told jackson that he had some doubts about
his being anxious to meet Sullivan, and
wound up by saying: "Why, there are
plenty of niggers in Webster street that
can whip you'll" With that Jackson struck
the fellow on the jaw and knocked him out.
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The score stood to in the football
game this aftereoon between the Harvard
and Yale freshmen.
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A. W. MeCUNE.
j. H. LEYsoN.

a. w. MeCUNE. j. H. LEYS0N
The j. II. LEYsoN COMPANY, JEWELLERS,
1913 Main Street,
The Largest, the Most Elegant Stock of
WATCHES. JEWELRY and DIAMONDS,
Silver and SiIver-plated Ware. Novelties,
etc., in Salt Lake City.
Open Evenings till December 81.
Mail orders solicited. Watch Repairing.
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Hell wish you would lift your veil .
moment.
She-What for3
He-Well, er, would Ike to kiss you.
She-Impudence! most decidedly OBJ
ieet to your kissing me. Besides, ny veil
is very thin.-MOdern Society.
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sHosHoNE INDIAN RESERVATION.
Commission to Reopen Negotiations With
the Shoshones

the Shoshones.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-rhe secretary of
the interior has appointed the following as
a commission to reopen negotiations with
the Shoshone and Arapahoe Indians of
Wyoming for the surrender Of certain por-
lions of their reservation and to negotiate
with the Flathead and confederated tribes
of Indians of Montana, under provisions of
the act of July ID, 1892, viz: Decius Wade
OF Helena, Mont; John w. Meldrum of
Cheyenne, Wy; aud Napoleon 3. Crump
of Harrison, ARK.
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THE wYOMINa LEGISLATURE.

It VIII Probably Be Democratic on Joint
Ballot.
RLwL1Ns. Wye. Nov. 26.-TspecIal tele-
gram to TEE HERALD. The county board
Of canvassers Of Rawiins county completed
canvassing the returns this evening. The
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-21
RAZZLE-DAZZLED.
Miner Ball Says He Got the Worst
of 1t From Featberstone.

Miner Ball, an old resident of Mime
apolis, claims to have been "razzle-
dazzled" out of more than S15O,OOO worth
of property by a gentleman tanned John
Fe atherstone. Mr.. Ball filed COM
paint in the district yesterday, in which
he tells the story substantially as fol-
lows: 81
Prior to March 4. 1890. Mr.. Ball was
the principal owner of the following
enterprises: The Garden City Lumber
company, Garden City. Miss. the Gar
den City Mercantile company. and the
Mississippi Land, Loan and Investment
was capitalized at $4,000, and
of the stock. The mercantile
company was also cap italized at S25, coo
and ne owned S24, $50 of it. The capital
stock of the land company amounted to
100000, but only S133, 100 of fhe stock
was issued. OF this amount Mr.. Bali
held 100000. The land company owned
1887 acres in Mississippi, valued at
sl34,oO0. This company owed s23, 900 in
Chicago, and the other enterprises were
also in debt. On March a, 1890, MI.
Ball entered into contract with Mr..
Featherstone whereby the latter was to
furnish $4,000 in cash to pay off the in,
debtedness of the enterprises, and to
receive as security deeds from Mr.. Ball
transferring ali his stock in the COM
panies to him Featherstone). Attic
end of two years, according to the con-
tract, Featherstone was to give Ball six
months notice of his election I'd
either leave his $4,000 in the bust
ness or withdraw it, In case he
elected to leave his money in, he was to
deed to Ball half interest in the prop
critics. In case he elected to withdraw
he was to have the right, if Ball did not
pay him the $4,000, to sell enough of
The property to produce the amount
and then to turn the balance over to
Ball. :, =
Now Mr.. Ball alleges that Feather
stone has allowed large part of the
property to go to waste. He further.
charges that Featherstone neglected to
pay off the indebtedness of the enter
prises and fraudently- incurred new
debts. He said that the proceeds were
wrongfully converted to Featherstone ST
own use, and that false and fraudulent
entries were made in the books to cover
it up. In 1890 the mercantile company
was allowed to go into bankruptcy. Mr.
Ball thinks that Featherstone will in't
cumber and dispose of the other prop
critics unless he is restrained.
He asks the district court to set aside