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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
THE ENGLISH FLYER.

largest aud heaviest engines used M dreat
Britain. It's four driving wheels TWO
on each side--measure II. m IN III
ameter.
The two cars are pnsserFer cars ,''li'
A. feet long, One Of the cars ~ sleep
ing saloon carriage Of tAo lptessl iilil,'' 4,
tvpe Tho saloon carrage rs divided n-
al four compartments and acc1mmo-
dnles twelve persons A corridor rdns
nearly the whole length of the carrlage,
and the compartments open Oh from this
corridor,
walnut wood. The upholsteing IS Ia
dark plush The carriages are heated
by a large gus stove and have both gos
aud electric lights. The second car -
composite car, containing hrst' seconu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
A HARsM ON WHEELS.

Arab Beauties View the Opening Of Iho
Jerusalem Railroad.
The wave Of progress has set mp a
little surf In un odd direction, for the
inauguration Of the new Dnm lHcua rnil-
.oad, brought out even The jetlWsly
guarded harem wonipn. An artist Who
was on the spot sends a drawing " a
group Of yoilod Arab beauties on their
way 90 behold the cerumony. They waro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
The Razzle- Dazzle Outdone in
EccentricIiy.
MANS FORWARD MARCH,
Queer Boston Cars That look as Though
They 6lahl Convert Cream Into
Butter In Transit LlvcrpooIs
Electric Road

What Ia claimed 10 be perpetual mo.
ton, and whit JUS hcpn recognized a.
such hy the United Smtos puleut office,
hhs hgon discovered, and Boston man.
'0ya The Glnhe of Tint city, ~ the sol
Nnr of Lhla lNInMIlMn nrnhlnm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

catlug between stations Is less 10 Che ra-
dial than iu the polygonai system. ia the
latter time D. frequently l00i by sending
a message almost completely around ihe
p0lyRou.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

A hank ext4adycly for the colored
race. has been organised SO Annison.
Ala
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

Il a e4imaaed that x2e8 newspapers
are DnbasAsd . t1s United Kissagm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

nAREp KNApY raANsRoarAroN Yna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
Information Wanted.

BY John Jas. smeath, Kaua Kswa,
Bay Of Islands, n. r., concerning his
n'olhers'in'law, James and CHARLIE
Haftor who left London, England,
some twonty ycas ago Tor Utah. and
n1Wsurp7lcd to be In Cncno county.
ii'Ase communicate 10 the above al.
JFcss % ML smca,h la anxious for
news.
WIN. J. Mcdonald, engine driver
rom tho Hfaviur Docks, Auckland.
vino omistAlrd 10 Utah with hip wife
me eleven years ago, win hear some.
tlhihg ~ Ms ADVANTAGE 30 be- viii write
., ms sister Mfs. a. Hanson, Kniii.
.ti'nn'furi N. q HE father has lust
licli ana wus very Au1isaa 10 near
''oll ms son before hu pst Cd away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
THE BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION
Rebels and Government Forces Seem.
il5Iy Avoiding a Battle.
Another Unitsd states Cruiser sent 10
Hio Isnrirn What uoth
sides Claim.

WAsuNuToN, Dec. gG.-rho cruifcr
New YORK has beol ordered 20 RIO
Janelro to reinforce our lsrt.
PERNAaByCJ, Dec. 20. - lCopy.
righted by the Associated prru rh.
Brazilian dynamite Cruiser Nich.rf 81.
which got 10 sea yesterday Tor tho yut.
pose, % was said, OF engaging in battle
with the rebel wurships Repubilch auu
AcQuidahAn, which % was reYoricd
had gone 90 the island uf Fernando Ur
Norahn 20 impress couvicts there into
rebel service, returned here this morn.
ing reporting That Hhu hal been unable
10 nnd thu rebel ships. itiH now said
tho NichtcfJy viii await thr c0mius
OF the rebel chips here and Will hglt
thcm iu these waicrp.
News from RIO Janolro bring little
that 10 fresh. Both Sides claim tnut
the opponents are driven 10 the
lhst extremity aud must soon give
iu. People would bn relieved
by a decisive action by either
party. Both parties continue to clruu.
late rumuu. The government party
declare that foreign governments are
supporting Muli1's cause with money,
aud that he is being furnished money
In the Interests OF monarchy; but that
as soon o. tho United states gets
strong naval force here that Will bs
stopped, because tho United States
must compel strict OF. Urvlucc Of the
Monroe doctrine; that n this IL done
the collapse OF tue rebellion DO only a
qucsliou OF short timo.
On the other hand the rebels claim
that they are not sueking 10 establish a
monarchy, but 10 overthrow the dlcia.
t0rthip Of Polxolo, anu 81 the United |
Staie1 extends sympathy 20 him II Will !
DO against tho popular movement /
Ia Brazl They argue that they ought I.
la be allowed 10 light 10 out with I
PeiNoto, ana " allowed TO do 40, will /
soon restore peace 10 the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
HOnnrIne thn nar.

Elder Edward Stevenson urnl.hos
us an account, which lack Of space
compelH us 10 condonse, OF an inirrus..
ing event that took place ON Saturday,
December 90. Il, has been custom
ioI The past nineteen years Tor slmo OF
.bulu who were Intimate with tho
Prophet Joseph uurinr his uluump h.
m.ut and engage Tor ashJr. time In
tinsinVi prayer aud recalling expert.
encel with the Prophet gnu recalling
hlr words OF couubul and adnunitiou.
On this occasion the asstublasu con.
Nnaod NJ thu house VI Sister Elizabeth
i'oundy, where a mI6t interesting auu
eul1yuulu lime WuH passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

CHICAGO, Dec. g6.-Tho Coughlin
trial was resumed thH morning with
Mrs. Andrew F0y on ot0ss.oxamina.
don.
In answer 10 questions, Mrs. Foy
repeated the story OF COughlinis visit
To her house aud consultations with
her husband after the murder Of d..
Croniu; u COughliu's telling
her that her husband was lu
no danger ami that IN the
event that ne were arrested che would
be- well cared tor by Alexander Bulu.
van, etc. 10 further questions she
declared the prosecution had made
her no promise; that she no longer
loved her husband; that he left
her three weeks before the
police began guarding her house. In
answer 10 question whether Hhs DID
not send compliments TO Coughlin
when In jail, she replied: "fhose
were sarcastic Tomafks." In auBwer
10 another question she declared
10 was not true that Hhe had
accused her husband OF being tbs man
who threw the anarchist bomb at The
Haymarsot, or that she threatened TO
80 10 Ju tge dfiunel anu place her
husband beside Spies, Pab0us aud tho
rest Of the anarchists.
The attorney Tor the defense then
placed before her a letter which she
admitted she wrote anu mailed 10
Attorney Forrest, one OF tho C0un.
eel tor COughlin aud tho
other prisoners nj the fret
Cr0nin trial. The attorney said no
would submit II IN evidence later. The
attorney also submitted another letter
which with considerable hesitation she
admitted was In her hand wrltiug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
A ChrIstmas EpIsnde.

A local sport known as "Ilid" Mason
was one OF the chief actors In a
",ragedy" on a limited scale which
surprised some Of the residents OF
south Temple street At an early
hour yesterday morning. "IIid, -
itsoems, bias been paying HE attentions
70 certain woman alta questionable
resort on that thOTOughRfe. Some.
thing had happened o. mBr tho even
tenor Of their way, anu az the man was
about 10 leave the house his lair one
took up "a small knife and made for
him. The blade penetrated his cloth
ing near the breast, but, fortunately
produced only d Plght wound. A
iumor got abroad that the woman had
been arrested and taken 10 the peni
tentIary; but such la not the case and
the chances are nothing more will be
heard Of the matter Ia public,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
TWO DEPUTIES GONE.


Sheriff Mcqueen has promptly dis.
charged Joe O'Bheu who has been 40
freely charged with attempting to levy
blaokmail ON some Of tbs frsil women
OF Tho town. HU says he hiss no use for
ouch men.
George Albright, another OF the
eheritl's deputies, was today let out OF
a Job on the charge Of having uttered
false, malicious aud llbelous statement.
against Captain Donovan regarding
his private life before coming to san
Lake. His arrest and prosecution are
talked Of.
j. II. Johustone, for some time past
an atIsche OF the SHERIFF. oiilue, suo.
ceeded Albright today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
NICHOLSON HELD TODAY.


Justice Geo today held to tho grand
jury, Ia default OF $1,000 bonds. Jam,.
NioAvIeon, tho big bldy negro who
committed a o,lmIual assault upon The
person Of Mia. Iona N.,hou, a servant
employed OF tho Mauil5u uotul Ia thi.
city ou Saturday night last. Tho
evidence OF the pglsouci's guilt wac
overwhelming, guI he wns quickly
htII 90 % higher tribunal. NicEeisar
ha1 reputation, % lH claimed chat bis
.heFallrr D. quito us black Hs hl4saIu,
Aba Ia rhaucua Cor "a long term Iva the
lrhilculhry arc exceedingly good. ~
lN NOT the nut ums ho has bccu 300 tho
i.oiis chlggcl with a similar oHrusr.
ms NlcIim DO Ia q ufrgauyuI c5u-
diuJG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
rHE tonurrr.HircmELL rIour
TIE Laticr thinks % Wut Como Uu 10
'uiio NJ Ouppsiiion.

WA8mNGrYN, Dec. gj.-Charlry
li,cnul, enc puEilisi, passed through
Washington today cuTJulu Tor JACK.
touWilri Florida. AHhu stupIud r1m
lhr if1iu O. was banded o iuiuff.m
rom the o. ai1 senator representing 80.
Augustine stating TINT the ur1rlr oil
Una. iocaily wanted o. pee the ufht 10
ON iu spite VI tho governors threat.
DHti Interference. Mitchell Toe.
EiaInri his manager ul Jacksonville
iuIt %" was GA his Wuy iu piu.
condition. To an Associated pf,sI
reporter Mitchell said. 81 have
no u.uUt tie hgAt viii como Oh not.
Wilh.uu1iuE the opposition % ths
tA'govgiuab Tor Ga, PEOPLE down thcr.
would not have o. follow travel that
ihr isr nothing. AugrutRoat yrslsr.
Jay took % slight cold, which 10
bllheflus mu, but otherwise I never
Wa lh better condition ln my Ito. nnd
Fiorila's climate will dispose of INV
colo. am not doing much taking
nbout tho lght, but o, ciurso 1 fori
confident of winning. There b. a good
uuHl talk about COTJutt5s superior reach
aud height but know an about tbat
uni figured On Il before tho matcA ygas
made"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
ToDAys COUNTY COURT.
Miscellaneous Business Run Through
Al the Weekly Meeting.

Tho usual weekly ses,ion Of IA,
County court was held today, Pfobal,
Judge Blair presiiing. seleclmsn
Cahoon, Morris and Hamburger were
also present.
sclec,mau Morris was authorized to
take out an Insurance policy on the
annex TO tho county iutirmgry.
The position OF Daniel Harrington
anu others asking tor the appointment
" O. II. Ellis as constable Of Sugar
House precinct was granted.
Tho ttstimsny lakon at tho luquesi
on the bJIy Oi Charles ROser., who
was killed NJ bingham ou December
18Th was filed.
Road Supervisor Heath was I'm.
ttfuclel 20 repair the bridges on
Twelfth South street.
County Physician Wor,hington 70.
ported that tuoFr RTe four county
patients la 81 Marks hospital ut this
date AMI i've Ia 81. Mary'r.
The clerk was Instructed 10 adyst.
tisu and sell, according ~ law, Ia,
properly described IN the petition OF
II. .. aud Lucy Pratt, via.
lot 10, block 10, Ruro plat "A,n soli
Tor taxes IN 1880, Ia the name OF Lucy
Pratt, fot tid, aud purchased 10y tue
county July 20th, 1898. The petl.
llonefa asked that tue property be
offered Tor sale Ia order that the
owner might have AN opportunity OF
bidding for u, paying tho COSTS and
the title.
The probate judge was authorized
10 execute q qul, claim decd 10 rnos.
r. Hnynes for tue property described
In his petililn-the south hnIf OF ILe
southwest quarter u section 20, town.
ihip ! south, range 2iwtst, salt Lake
The matter Of repairing the water
Itch on Fourteenth South aud Nlnlh
East was referred 10 the seleCtmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
AMONG TIE INDIANS.
THo In'anlS CIubbed 10 DEATH and a
SQuaW CT5maltd.
SUPERSTITION THE CAUSE or IT,
To Give Birth to Twins a Crime
Punished with Death Among
tho Molsres.

Los ANotLEs, Gait, Dec. e8.-A
horrible story comes iiom the Malaye
Indian reservation near the town Of
Needles ON the Colorado river. one Of
the pfettiosl squaws OF tho tribe.
known a. Loneta, was married, years
ago, to ono OF the bravu.t Of the
young bucks, who was very fond Of
her Last Sunday she gave birth to
twins. a MoJave tradition says that
woman who gives birth to twins IL
witch aud the penalty hrs always been
death 20 mother aud children.
Accordingly, in spite Of the strong plea
uy the husband, the little ones were
hnined with clubs and the young wife
was dfiven into her shack, which was
hfud and she oromated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
TIE JOINT POLITICAL DEBATE.
II WIN be Participated In by Throe
Speakers on Each Side.

II was learned this afternoon that at
the Joint political debate at the Thea
ter on Saturday night throe speakers
VIII participate on each side.
The Domoontlo principles will DO
ehampionui by w. q. Hall, the
parly's nominee, joshua II. Paul and
Judge o. W. Powers.
The Republicans had not decided At
a late hour as 90 VINO would look afler
lhoir cause In thog great contest, farther
than {. 3. Natiau will be- one OF the
eom0aants with the prospects OF being
backed by G.. w. Bennett ana another
stalwnfi 20 be chosen nj the meeting OF
the committee this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

NEW fuWS Dec. 2j.--Thr iHgJs3z
,agH Gle Uta just ltagci out tHat Co...
Intends 1i tA.lJsi3uat Harrison have
perfected au Organization and formally
gone Zoo WORK lu make him The no.
pihiiCan standard bearer Boa 1905.
AuJYf A. b.. q BathbUup, of ONO, is
i,u cheisH 90 thu movement Major
NAIhuJue w.H fourth ne slant Ulst-
master general under the Inst ldminis.
tfhuou' Tie was f0f many yr.u Goa.
nccird with tHr United Slslta r.uIst
H'ivice and established quite rouuia.
uon 1888 q shiiul detective. lie Wns
% Of ltarfisJu's .luuluuaut At the
Minneapolis convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

NEW YOm,, Dec. a6.-rhe report
that tho Russian government has
bought from the United States and
Brazilian Mail Steamship company
five steamships, 10 10 USED by the
AMOR =. company la connection VITA
the Russian governments trans.rOu.
tlnental road In Siberia, 10 confirmed
by &. l.. Huntington, The vessels are
CigaTana, Nilautai Advance, Finance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
Jndge Znne,s Ordrrs Tnlnr.

In the case Of Symms Utah Grocery
Go. VI +. j. Mclaughlin ct al, judg.
ment was ordered Ia accordance with
tho hndiugl aud conclusions OF tho
referee,
Wallace Smuln Co, Va f.. J. Nc
LaughliH ct AL Same order.
Ia the suit Of Joseph COblentz ct al
Va. tue Driver Mercantile Go. ct al,
tbs inIeryenOr was allowed the same
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
Thought Of tho Poor.

County seluctman BnmDgrger was
kept busy during portion Of yoslcr.
day, and sgain today, at his office on
South Temple street, distributing pro-
visions In tho shape Of meat,
hour bread, utc., 10 needy persons.
Tho articles had been purchased with
the proceeds of a fund raised Tor tho
purpose by subscription among ladies
and gontlemun In this oity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
mn mo MONS nAsIN.
Omaha Capitalists TO Develop "a.
Resources.

Resources.
special Diipafes 70 ne NEws
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec GA com.
paDy Of Omaha capitalist has been
organized f0f tho purpose OF dUvulouulV
that portion Of Wyoming known a. the
Big Horn basin along Tongue river
and ib tributaries On the eastern clone
OF the Big Horn mountains. They
propO'e 10 locate a city to be nnmpI
Shushoue, about nf,Y miles south of
the NollOwnlOnu park ~ a point which
the promoters believe IL "a natural
lniersgciion Tor two great trans.cJn.
tinenisl railroads.
Close 10 the siin Of the new city are
located the Big Horn hot spriugs
which are already celebrated Tor their
curative properties, and the surround.
iug country h rich ~ coal, ilOu, OIL
anu other minerals whose duvelopniput
VIII add great wealth 10 the commun.
lty' There in ample capital behind the
enterprise and active operations viii
be begun In very short time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
TnE TARIFF hill
Efforts to secure a Duiy on naW ma.
terinis.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-There arc
prospects that persons opposing free
raw materials In tho Wilson bill, as
cOa Iron ana lead ore, lumber, ETC.,
WIN concentrate their efforts to secure
changes In the bill In the Senate.
Delegations representing these various
Interests Will be here curing the com.
ING week and begin their work, Dem
1ctats, as far a. possible, being duIo.
gated 10 make the pr0toaJs. j, NJ. Burke
OF Idaho, advance guard Of the lead
men, Ii here aud will be Joined Ia few
ubys by olhers representing the states
o. Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, aud
the Territory OF Utah, Burke says that
lfte lead ore VIII absolutely paTalyzo
Tue mining Industry OF the states and
territories named. Burke was DEM
ooIhuc candidate for governor Of Idaho
IN the last campaign. II the duty ON
irad ore cannot be- retained In part at
least, by the Wilson bill, these lead
miners will ask for the retention OF
uply " two cents on pig lead, reduce u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

.,.y ahl ZINE ae heretofore 10 nio ex.
'otlIous on motion 90 strike cut.
o, =. A. ElmuuIs W Salt Lake CUv
i'aIiT'al 20. Thirty days additional
. ..u,e a'IoW'l TO prepare mud Tile state.
i"vlt on motion fora new tfiul.
9aiL Lake City W John 70. Donnol.
I ~ or H' Defendants allowed until
January lih TO answer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
Another Cutting Serape.

Ed sIonroist0ne Bros., the Peoples
Opera house Eorooat', engaged In row
with the bartender Of the resort IL W
nights ago, anu received clubbing
over the head with billy that resulted
in his scalp bsing laid bare over a eur.
face that required seven stitches TO
draw the wound t0gelhBL These were
put IN by DR.. Hicks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
looking lo the Election

Three members Of the Utah Com.
mission, constituting quorum
namely, Judge williams, Colonel God.
Ifey anI Colonel Letg-mot today al.
Tue rooms OF the Commission and
Invited tho ohairmUu o. the Republican
hnd Democratic committees & nomin.
ate judges 10 act a. the approaching
election OF a member OF tue LuglHia.
luio. The same registration bOuas viii
DC used as NJ the last November
election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
The northern Pacinr Employees.

ST.. PAUL, Dee. 2j,-This morning
when It was expected the Northern
Pacific officials would give an answer
TO the employees protest TO the proposed
reduction Of wages 10 take place Janu.
airy lst, they invited the employees To a
further conference which al once went
into aeHaIln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

CAFE TOwN, Dec. gB,-Commisslon.
or llhodoa has arrived AZ Palapyu and
announced that the L4tAbrlrs are on
lirely bubiugated ana that King Lobuu.
gula does not intend to return 10
Bulewayo. MaiDr Forbes, Sblonu anu
Eustnce viii return by easy stages TO
this place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

The Available balance Reaches a
Furg Low Figure.

WAHiuNuIuN, Dec. 91.-The proc.
poets during this present week are that
The available each balance in the
troafury Will roach lower figure than
ever before recorded In To- history. AZ
The close Of business on SATURDAY the
balance was $50, isD,2B5. 10 IL gen.
orally cxpooiol u viii nll below 90.
UOOOOD during tho week. The total
balance on the nrst OF the
present month was s0j,109,Bl6,
showing n reduction during the month
of s4,7l2,3i5. The loss, however, nas
fallen mOsu largely on tho currency
balance than on the gold reserve. The
marked excess of expenditures over the
receipts ~ ia nov believed Will show
deficiency in revenues al the close OF
the calendar year Of $50, 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

DENVER, Dec. 26.-Gensral Mo-
Cook. oammnuding the department Of
Colorado, places no ofuuouco IN the
report from CorrillJs, n. NJ, OF a race
war. 81 have not rciutilla OF inior.
nation on the subject" said the gon.
eral, "and | cannot Deliuvu that the
army officers would be ignorant OF tho
tIOnIleA, IN any eNIala.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

WAsuiNGIuN, Dec, gG.-presidont
Cleveland took a trip down the Polo
mao this morning. His destination
wse kept a secret.
Tho President was accompanied by
a party OF triunis, who VIII put Ia
most OF tho week duck shooting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

PALERMO, Dec. 2G.-The rlotlug
against tue Ootri0 duties continues. A
threatening crowd gathered In front OF
Tie mayOt's residence, and fought tho
police with stones. The troops were
called out TO IRE on tho mob, wound.
lug several.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

auI All-cc, now engaged in the Rio
tair. They ave uli br sHip3 .upr.i.I
with modern machinery, Hni, accord
Jug 10 Huntington, Tue ir.ru received
Tor the i've b. sl,ulO.U0J. They are
now making tuyis sl trips ANA the
nee. WilI leave, tour for the ptclnc
nud one i.r tic Baltic, about March
10 w. u. 3irpltIs, Cbiotso agent
or RJg'iui Dc nov VI Tacoma, select
inE loaa for the E'eauali.s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
,harEea MIln lIaI nobner,.

WAsHNGrON, Dec. s6.-The chief
postOfiiCu inspector hns been notified
OF tho arrest ut NulgquOmadO, New
Mexico Fulippb Nadilla anu Leo.
poldo, charged with roubiug the mail
ana numbering tho mail carrier, Jonn
MOmOTO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
nlay ID EssenlIon I'D s.nlenee.

BROOKLYN, Dec. 20 Judge MoCul.
leu has granted "Bos-" AoKaue a stay
OF executioulot the sentence Tor running
things In defiance OF the COURTS Orders
ut GTavesend AZ the last election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26
Territorial Banks.

Territorial Secretary Richards today
Issued a call Tor all banks organized
under the laws Of the Territory 10 pub.
liah statements sho wing thoircunditiOn
nc the close OF business on December
10Th, 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

NV YORK., Dec. 26.-iu c5mrIl.
n9leu VITA 0.Iuus, the cruiser New
y orb lg'i iJr Bmyl to-day.
Ek'Nayur Hugh j Grant has hooa
appointed receiver oil ST. Nicholas
bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

its Legality Questioned on Accouas
of It's Date.

DENVER, Dec. 26-As Governor
Waitt's call for uu extra session OF the
legislature Ia dated on Dec. .5th, "A
legal holiday, ito validity IL questioned
aud ihu courts will probably bo asked
10 pass on ~.
The Republican calls Governor Waite
fool Tor calling tho legislature 90.
gether and asks that body 10 adjourn
Immediately alter assembling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-26

When the court fc.aas.mbiet tbia M.
lern1ou thu defense recalled Nlr' Ana.
un ui Omnha, aud Size Aultn was
his' Gallo and asked few questions.
lhen ME- Irvine was recalled nrH
lu'sil9nui low m.uuicG, but nothing
very now was drawn out.