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OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.

In every particular. We will
make you credit prices on anything
you want to furnish your home
completely, cheaper than you will
pay all cash down elsewhere. Call
and see.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.,
SOB BOB West Commerce st.
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WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether and pleasure bent, or business,
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup Of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effec-
lively on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale in 50 cents
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
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A Shooting Scrape.

There was q shooting scrape near Oak
one Of the three participants, whose
name is Ortega, was shot by SalOme
Vogue, and Matrioni Perez. The two
latter were brought in to the city last
week by Deputies McCloskey and Beigel,
and Jailed
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EASY PAYMENT PLAN.

We sell you on the easy payment
plan. You can find anything in
the house furnishing line at
9 I'm HAGER Il MOTHS.
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SECONDHAND VEHICLES.

We still have a few good second
hand vehicles left, which we will
sell very cheap.
J. f. CAwTHON & Co.,
5 93t 224 West NueVa st.
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CARTS AND RoApwAGoNs

OF the best make, will save your
money, if you will call and get
prices.
j. f. CAWTHON d Co.,
} 9 st pa West Nueva street.
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FELLOW CITIZENS.
ESPECIAL NOTICE.

This office is not responsible for the
private bills of any of its employees. And
no such accounts will be recognized or
paid unless accompanied by a written or
der from T. B. JOHNSON, Manager.
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WARNING.

The public is notified to pay no monies
to any persons on account of the LIGHT
except to our authorized collectors as
published in the paper, unless they hold
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
undersigned. L. B. JOHNSON.
Manager San Antonio LIGHT.
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WE SELL YOU ON TIME.

No cut-throating; a square and
fair deal is our maxim.
) 9 I'm HAGER & MOTHS.
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BUGGIES.

y well assorted and large stock
to select from. Terms lower than
the lowest.
j. f. CAWTHON X Co.,
) 9 st 224 West NueVa street.
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JOB PRINTING

In all its branches done with neatness
and dispatch at the San Antonio LIGHT
Job office.
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FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.

For term of years: Lot 14SX14S #.
cor. Houston and Ave, E, opp. pOStOttice.
For particulars apply to J. Y. Dignowity,
over Texas National Bank.
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80 cents

For 4! yds. of pretty, new En-
broidery, some of it sells regular
ly 30 CENTS \ YARD.
Immense choice in either Main
socks or Hamburgs.
D s st JOSKE Bros.
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EMBROIDERY TALKS TOO.
This Week

Low Prices circulate with
JOsKEs all the time, but this sale
something extraordinary.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kr. NEW YORK. nv
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I2o dozen Ladies' fine Embroidered
and Hemstitched, white and fancy border
Union Linen Handkerchief, actual cost
2OC each
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-27

WAsniSurOS, Nov. 95.-rhc Bccru.
tnry VI agriculture, iu bis report just
guOmitlui 90 the PfCsiIunt, regrets tho
vague character Of tho agricultural
department organization, whlun, he
Gays, "olicfs oppuleut opportunities for
the exercise Of the m0st pronounced
paIernblism, but, hu adds, there Hr1
many proper ways IN which the Fed.
efal government may serve che cause
OF agriculture,
In reference 10 tho Expenditure Of
tho department, the secretary says his
strenuous cuduavofs are 10 radically
reduce the expenditures by the elimiu.
alton from tho psytolla VI all persons
not needed Tor efficient conduct Of tho
department. This employees, when hu
took charge, woru 2i47, nnd there are
now on tue payf1ils only 1894. TIE
nut quarter " the tscal year be re-
duceu the expenditures, IN comparison
with tho corresponding quarter OF last
year, over $4,000. His eslimattA for
next year show net saving, under the
appropriation Of the current, OF t30J,.
6jG.0i.
ms distribution Of scol was &C..
viewed anu considerable savings
shown 10 have been effected Ia the
purchase aud distribution Of coed this
year.
The completion Of experiments In
the sorghum sugar growing states was
reached, when Wndtvidual enter
pfises can anu should take advantage
VI what the department has accom-
plisheJ.n Investigations Of the
chemical character OF different typical
soils In the United States arc pro-
nuunceu desirable, nnd recommends.
lions made for small appropriation.
Referring 10 the possibility OF the
virtual closing 81 the markets tor
American products in some parts OF
the old world, u must DO due 10 tho
high tarin duties upon foreigners who
desire 10 soil In cur own markets. He
says the question Is once more pre-
suntad 70 the American mind, can any
country shut out the commodities aud
products OF other nations without
shutting out In value equal 10 the
thlngs shut QUIZ
Tue auctelaty promises an improved
service by the department Ia the
future, aud recommendation OF useful
innovations relating to the work IA do
tail nre withheld, In view OF the
indefinite character OF thb duurs,
forces and possibilities OF the depart.
mUnt.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. .6.-it was
uCitIy uuduutJOI today by majority
Of the delegates 10 the general Asst mhly,
Knights Ui Labor that upon tue open.
iuf ui THE session tomorrow morning
u. V. lJwdury's resignation would he
almost certainly accepted. A telegram
was sent 20 janice r. Sovereign at
Dog Moiues, asking him u he would
accept the office which P0wdgfly seeks
10 vncate.
AtG3O iouight a reply was received
anu iu substance Sovereign said; "lf
puaJyrIy has resigned | Will accept
inc OlicC Of general master workman,
10 rendered me, aud 1 will DO al Ia my
power 10 work Tor tho good OF the
0rIsT.n
This practically puts an end to the
controversy now going on. The
iticlds lf sovereign uru loud iu thuir
claims Tor bis vic Org AMI his fitting
qualities iJg tlu Onco.
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wheat Crop nui Prices.

LONDON, Nov. 2J.-Stormy weather
ami heavy snow Ia many places 10 the
weather record Tor the week. The
season has hitherto been favorable h
crops, which are looking well. o.
wheat there was no selling pressure OF
demand anu small prices were quoted
IN tho buyers favor. Tho fluctuations
Ia tho American market have but little
Influence. Tho Russian crop usli,
mates ATe considered Inflated. There
was u good demand for RuiBian wheat
la low pr.cei. California salOs Wer,
prompt az BE %.
Flour was dull aud very low price.
were accepted iu America, aud checked
business. First patents were 22s 10 2is.
Maize was "a cheaper 20 arrive, with
poor demand. Spot was scarce aud
tTm.
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ROME, Nov. 51.--A serious disturb.
anco took place this evening on the
Piazza Colonia, A mob Of working.
men began 10 make threatening dem.
onslrstiOus before the chamber Of
deputies and utter loud anu violent
cries. The police ordered the mob 10
disperso, which, however only served
10 still further ouraEo the Indignant
woIkmou, who continued 20 shout
40 prison Wilh the tnigvoil Down
with the malefnO,ou!"
The police charged, scattering the
woTkmVu, aud alter a hard hght made
% uumhrr of arrests.
Al 10 p. m. the cabinet crisis con.
linuud, but % was thought all danger
u further Eouug had passed away.
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"tor tho loot 1uron years . Hly8 HuferUd
from shat dreadful disease, rltHuU. DO Hu.
uuyCi me hut utilu rt nfat. hut noticed rlub
lolf ihAt the dH1aHc gradually Ir.a"H worse.
tired many different ruwCfiUH DOB tgIUH Do
chtrs lIH plugrUrs, bot OF no utHI.
"l HuErr.H with hU l1arhrH HHU IHIu. fhHHU.h
Che tCmp'uH unI queer HHnHliHu rtrrI frW
dhyH over mI eyes, which iclt Iar U.teU Uf IpF
wUrU 'NIuE uu wY head. Ny uHHu WI# afnIUut
tr. MY throat seemed filled uHH Hu uHHiHur'
tIu, und % uuUH I could ..a..HIH zoo uY
U,Ith. Nr hearing became .HuHTtI IIuf
aul cold hHHlCi dared over u. body Hg
lcnu Wuuli nlIpIiat1 with thu Ira.t oaCrfilu.
IY memory woe poor . uUt"nUH UIE Uttn
tDsi at uIlht and would got uH IHUHus t'fri.
IHi Hp ambition flr work aud ug .IIr nlomrd
doomed ip Uc one ui misery until .uUUpI tNr
remarkable Htll' of urt Maual .'I and liHHUft.
tHrHu#U tho Testimonials Of NfNUr#. IIuH
tHuuEht would give them n tT.|
"l went go urt Mansfield anI i|Harita UrHo
iu iHa uUuIy building, ana Irsl. fH.Ir lTlHt
m .ut Huu I HW p'tlHr1 Co. Hf.tU That's HUtUlI
900 Improvement uIiUr tuu uHt UuUtuHUt a
urW life seemed tu take bold u. mn. Ur unar u
clear. WY throat free from U|#.fuuu1H, Hui
my breathing natural . cannot t"Il sou .H
WHrtf Che gratitude feel fUr Or. N.narUHI
hn1 lilasHit boo anyone calling uu mU WllI
gladly state my case personally
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n.IoIcInr orer the cehInci cLI.I..

PANS, Nov. gj.-tt was sumionlcl.
ally announced today that Cusmmcr
PeneJ President Of the chamber OF
deputies, had iTreyocably decided not
10 form cabinet. Dupuy ALEC declined
10 undertake the formation OF a new
cabinet. Late this evening Il was t.
ported that President CAru0t had sum.
m0nvd BOurgo0iae, formerly minister VI
lustCu,tO cOuault 10 " thU formation OF
- new cabinet.
The socialist wOTkmon had a punch
party this afternoon In honor OF tho
socialist deputies who we're inslru.
mental In bringing about the toslgua-
tiou Of tho cabinet NJ. Jautez, after
affirming that the socialists were
moved ~ u spirit Of patriotism, do
clnrud that the TALL Of the ministry
WAS the first victory for the sucialistip
parliamentary group anu II was an
omen OF success for future undertake.
inge.
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REPORTED FROM EUROPE.
A Punch Party In Honor Of Tho SoCi-
alist Deputies.
Low Price Of urcadsiuns. calling
Hard Names. state
OF stVgc.

MADRID, Nov. 2G,-rho negative
result Oi the conferences at Mellila be-
tween General MaHas ana Muloy
Araai, the Sullan's brother, nearly loI
10 cabinet criFis.At the meeting OF the
cabinet yesterday evening Minister Of
Finance Cameo declared that n tho
minister OF war maintained o. waa i'm.
possible 10 Immediately commence
active operations against the Mo1r5 II
was evident the minister ought 10 re-
sign.
Before the meeting Of the cabintt
Minister Of War DJmiuiqucz informed
some personal fricnts that ho was
determined to foslgn unless hc was
given chief command nc Mulll'h. it
was announced, however, today that
Premier Sagatatu WIS nvuEiug a crisis
by induoing General ID mlniqut2 b
withdraw his demand g. fav0r Ut Con.
crnl Martinez CampOs, who was TO.
Gently appointed 10 the supreme com.
mand OF thu Spanish forces operating
against the Moore. General MARTINEZ
Camp05 declared that hD proposed 10
start Tor Mulliln tomorrow. He be-
liovcs the campaign will DO short and
decisive.
General Martinez Campos has started
for Malaga. lilo viii. embark tonight
for Meilila with bUvcral generals anu
1000 men, All the foreign amb aHsadols
Of the great powers visited yesterday
the spanish minister VI foreign atiiifF,
who gave them Tcamuring declarations
la regard ~ 3 ain's intentions towards
Morocco.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY WIRE ON SUNDAY
Train Robbers aud The Lshiih Strike
Troubles.
GREAT DISTRESS IN WISCONSIN.


gnsos, Ind, Nov. 2G.--Thc nrs,
cotton Of ifsin No. 90, tue fast meat
xpTess between Chicago and Now
! Jaw York, pulled into this city lat
y pht with eight desperate rlbbcfa on
yoefd. Between this city ami Elk'
vart they made repeated ciiorla to uu-
Iuplo number Of cars, with the idea,
HI believed, Of wtocking the fast eX'
EOS train which passed here close
hind the meat train.
ENo. 90 left Eikhar, at li23 this morn.
and when n mile awoy the crew
knud eight men concealed between
cafp. The men made an effort IN
Ueouple the last ton cars, but they
ne foiied after hard fight by the
eIlpmen. Five miles further another
,Itempt was made, and a second fight
Iulttd, which lasted until the train
vIa on the point Of pulling Into
Il shcn. Conductor John Hickok aud
do bfakomen were badly battered In
n O struggle.
ITbe engineer whistled for assistance,
thl IA lew minutes two officers ana
a crowd Of citizens cOngregaicd at the
tmln. but the robbers made their
ssrape. taking with them the watches
oi 1rvrral traiumen and small Gums Of
money. Later In tho night q man
eIvlug the mans OF Heisey thinner
m,n was arrested, aud 81, the amount
lsken from one u the brakemen, was
iound In his shoe. William Cone was
NO taken into cuetody, and the 81
iaken from Conductor HickJk found
On him.
nd believed by the Lake Shore OIL.
cIaa that the men intended 10 leave
ne unoccupied cars on tue track, with
tbe idea Of wfoolging the express train
and plundcring II. President Newell
has offered a reward OF 500 Tor each
bandit captured.
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FL PAsO. Tex, Nov. gG.-rhc rr.
voiutiOnists' sympalh. q o. iu ID phso
are in high feather Tonight They say
@ messenger haa arrived from santa
Aua Perez, assuring them Of great
victory lsBt ThurHjay over tno iodefal
troops. IL is claimed that the reguiars
Lost twenty men killed, besides d
number of wUuuIUd, ami thclr guns,
ammunition anu proviHiOns were left
in The hands Of the mOuntainuCrs.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. g6.-The annual
report OF the cOmmissi0uur VI internal
revenue, which IL very lengthy, shows
that tho receipts from all sources OF
Internal revenue were increased from
sliB,g02, $50 last year u sl0l ,OUi, $50 In
1903. They include: Spirlts, SDi, 40,
200; tobacco, s8l, ss0,7fl; iermeuted
liquors, s32, ,Bs8; omifgarlnc,
5000, Gi3; miscellaneous, Sl7j.S9J.
Seven hundred anu huventy.tWO
Illicit still were destroyed during the
year, anu tighty-fouT removed. The
number OF ptfsons arrested was is1,
aud three deputy collectors were
killed.
The report shows thnt 49, 2i3 Chineio
regiblurtd under the GTcary act, VI
which 1850 were IN California and
Nevada.
The number Of dlatillerles operated
during the year was i7l3, "a decrease Of
1923 compared with 1899. The mum.
Der Of gallons Of spirits produced from
grain during the year was l26, 6i5, OIL
an increase Of l8,732,20i gallons over
the product latt year, uni S4iB4ii 3Ji
gallons more than the average pro.
duced Tor the last ten years.
Ihe quantity OF manufactured TO-
bncc0 IN bona and actually exported
during tho year was 1881, $50 pounds.
Cigars exported, 2,.35, iOj, anu cigar.
cites, 800, SO, 2jJ. lnu increase In the
expectations Of cigarettes continues
large, having grown from 1901, 900 IN
1889, 10 8O7B26, 2Gl In 1893.
The report shows where G753 sugar
producers were licensed 10 manufacture
sugar during the flsosl year ended
June 80, 1893, and sD,376,l3O paid Va
bounty upon ls2,l.6,0sl pounds Of
sugar Tho total production OF sugar
OF all kinds was 6l5, $50, 700 pouudr.
The imports OF eugac duung the fiscal
year were $500, ii5, Az pounds and me
exports 20, BB9, Zsg.
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mOntha was no lower than 1900, 900.
The treasurer remarks that this aud-
den contraction and expulsion within
space Of eleven months aiiordl n
striking illustration o. the degree Of
tieXibiliiy possessed by the currency.
Revised figures for the amount u
money IN circulation, that is, outside
Of the treasury, June 30, place % ct
1886, Si3,s29, or about Sj,00O,UOJ less
than the year before.
The redemption Of United States
paper currency hos been enormously
heavy, amounting 10 S816uOlOOD in
the fifteen months eudol with October.
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An Old Settler
Tells an Interesting story-Fiftccn
Years OF Suffering, but Relief
Was Found at Last Words sf
Praisc Greet the slsiiful.

a story of much interest 60 those who suf
fCr from catarrhal u0uhlta iH told I. won
known nnI hkhit fcfpUctahn I.ur ..Io H.s
lived lI sIl iuLC forty thrUu FUuf..NIf..
clara %. W ooduHrd. Thu paat fifteen yrIrs
oi Iito hna certainly been one OF HHrr1w.. aI
touCf was found no last through 600 ..ufHi
treatment OF UrI Mansfield and IHao.t. in
conversation wish The writer che fgIa.ga thu
following.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-27

WAhntNGTON, Nov. 9B.-Unitei
States Treasurer Morgan has submitted
TO Secretary Carlisle his annual report
on the operations and conditions OF
The treasury. 10 Shove that tho net
ordinary revenues for the fiscal year
lsed were S3S5, sl8,69S, nm increase Of
saloalibAi over the previous year.
lhn me- ordinary expenditures were
Shsd,liIG5A, an increase Of f3s, 1928.
lbefe was decrease Of s,772,770 In
the surplus revenues, reducing them
10 s2,ail i67i Including tho public
Ntot lhp total rcoeiptA were S782,b1l, =
-ltanu the total expenditures s773,
uUi,8Ds.
he public funds amounted on June
~ NV, IN s7SB, 95l 500, anu on June
~, 1893, TO S7i8, OBS, 900. There was
ir.t reserve or generll iuud Of $751;.
.ls,iij In 1892, ana SlGS, lBI39l IN
lo9i' The actual available wording
balance was sl05 ,0i5, $50 aud $3.50.
100000 on the Two dates respectively.
ny September 80 this balance had di-
Wlllshed el49, 200, 2iS owing to the
ueuclyncy IN the revenues.
IN the seven months beginning last
Dtetmher upwnrls Of l,00O,O 0O was
uuIaWn out Vt the treasury In the re-.
uempuon Of notes, ana the gold re-
serve was reduced durlng the same
Period by s-0,OOO,000.
me amuuntl OF gold drawn out dur.
,ns 'he nscnl year was the largest ever
,aten II l Of the country or brought in
w " ~ "a ike period, being upwards OF
s!Vo loluuOO, ana SlO2, 100000 OF II wns
N'N"h out OF The treasury by the pre-
se.lalono OF legal tender nolos.
according 10 the revised estimates
,ne Total stock OF money Of nh kinds IN
oo1,e county, June 30, was So, 1923, 64L-
u'li or nearly Ril 900, 600 loss than in-i
ggaL This contraction took place uot'
Wl'hainnding the addition olsi5, 900, OOU
70 We stock Of silver and M Increase
vi eo'uuuiuOO In the outstanding bank
notes ana was caused by the exports
bold ln July. The total increase IA
FHe 'uectiye stock Of money In three
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DISTRESS AAuNa uINEns
iion Gettinw Dcspcrate.-DVcr 1900,
In Need ct touu.

icn Getting ucsprrnte.-bNCr lhsu0u
~ Need Of toud.
HuRLgY, wis, Nov. 26.-Govornor
George w. PECK and military stall
spent today on the GeogcOic range,
furnishing relief to- 1.-THE idle and suffer-
ing miners, several thousands OF whom
have been out Of work Tor many
months and were Ia An almost stnfv.
ing cordition. Governor Peck and
PATTY came on n special that brought
two iuii carloads ut prIv.sions and
clothing, and organized Iu C0uuec.
ton with tue citizou1 committee a
bureau of relief aui dlaifUuaOn.
The mines bog IA shutting down last
June, nud at present there is not a
single mime In operation on the entire
range, region that mined s3mlthiug
like ten million tons OF ore last year.
Altogether ABOUT l5,OJu people nfp In
n helpless condition, but they arc not
near as badly Oh as miners across the
liuc in Michigan. Governor HIch, OF
Michigan, yesterday Issued au appeal
Tor aiu anu Quo carload o. provisions
started today from Lansing 90 Iron.
wood and Bc.sumur An tniuisi oi
lr0nwood stated that the mon were
getting desperate aud unless AID came
within few days there would bb an
outbreak aud u bread riot.
10 add 10 the horror OF tho situation
In lronwOoi there has been a typhoid
fever epidemic.
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fallen into a stage Of sonilo decay,
which his physiuians no mot believe
can last till Marsh. His hold Un lie
at best iH H matter OF mOnths.
LONDON, Nov.gG.-A dispatch to the
Standard rom Berlin says 20 b report.
ed thW the health 90 the pope il
exactly the same ~ a week ago. He
ls said % be aEeing uuucUauly aud is
subject 10 continual trembling, but
there IL no cause for alarm IN regard W
him,
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NEW IUlk, Nov, 2B-Ihu Tiara d'a
spocial nom MOnteyideO says. Inc
legislative elections are Ia Irugres.
mere tuday and the city 10 practically
ma a stnie NJ hiegp. the voting table.
are surrounded by the military and
armed policemen, the people are ttt.
roriaed aud only government cmplOyt,
ANA purtitgus me voting. Itit uuhui.
mously agreed that no such hagtan.
and ifaulglsnt olrc ,oll have even
taken place here before, even under ia !
worst military disIalOnhip.
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New YOmS, Nov. 2j.-A 1imCa apt-
cial cable dlspaich from LONDON says
alaims from tho Vatican uurlug tn
past few Neara, but this time prepare.
lions are being seriously made Tor tut
election VI new pops, White stu abb
On get about anu taho parl sHaungly iu
public functions, Leo XIII Mas yisibly
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wuKunARRE, Pa, Nov. gB.-At
midnight violence Is reported all along
the line oi the Lohigh Valley railroad.
40 sugar Notch MOB attacked tho
station and drove the nOn.unlUn opef-
ajot from the premises. The station
was abandoned for tho time being.
burgess Shields Of Sugar Notch noil-
had tho sheriff that he was not in u
tosiliou 10 preserve the peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-27
An Ola I.ndY llnrnra 90 neath.

piIgsEuRO, Nov. 20 -Fty2a Feuch,,
aged Oh years, Asisttr OF Henry FOuuhl,
leader In tue recent secession from the
Economic society, was burned % deatl
this morning at lie dHiale. Tho old
lady was winling clock IN trout Of %
crate, whom her clothing ignitod, and
before assistance arrived she was
burned ~ crisp.