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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-27
TnriT mn Completed.

WAsHIHGrON, ID. o., Nov. 26.-rhe
Democratic members OF the committee
on wSys and means completed the
tariff bill last night near midnight, the
last item finally acted upon being the
sugar schedule. IL will show tho FOL.
lowing changes In the sugar schedule:
The uuty on refined sugar Is reduced
from ! 70 cent per pound; raw sugar
remains iree Of tax; this Mckinley
bounty II repealed progressively, that
IL, one-eighlh each year, 70 that nj
the end OF eight years IL IL 10 cease en-
tiTsly.
In general terms tho new tariff bill
will be- called radical measure. The
free list will iuclude wool, iron ore,
cotton, ties, cotton, lumber, chocolate,
salt. binding Irvine, flax, lead ore aud
many other articles OF less Import
ance.
On all wooden and worsted manu-.
features, valued at not less than 30
cents per pound, the uuiy Is ~ per
cent On blankets, hats OF wool, tlhn-
nols, underwear, valued at not moro
than 30 cents per pound, the duty Is 25
per cent; valued at not more than 90
cents per pound, 30 per cent.
On common carputs the duty will be
about 30 per cent ana on the finer
grndes, all OF which take 10 per cent IA
the Springer bill, tho duty In this bill
Is somewhat Lees.
Steel rails will probably be- put at
50 or 50 "A ton. Pig iron VIII probably
be put at 4 per cent, while bar iron
win DO reduced about 80 per cent.
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ELIZABElH RLCAARns.


Sister Elizabeth richards, whose
death notice appears under tho appfu.
pirate htading Ia another part OF thi.
paper, IS another Of those who have
sought the gooi nsh~ AMI gone
peacefully 10 tho grcg, beyond.
The deceased was born IN the state
q Kentucky on June l2lh, 1909, aud
was married 10 SiinB Richards, Nov.
OH, 1870, iu Shelby county, Ohio. She
embraced the Gospel with her husband
la the spring OF 1870, In Star county,
Illinois, being baptized by Elder Peter
Nicol, aud In 1915 received her bless.
iuFs In the Nauyoo Temple anu shared
In the por6ocu,i0ns Of the Saints in be-
Ing driven frUm their homes ON that
city, and arrived nt kaneBvllls ON the
24,h Of June In the same year, remain.
ing there ull 1919.
Ia 1877, when the Pioneers returned
to Winter Qu,Tters, anu a log taborna.
Gle was built at bonneville, Sister
Richards, ied aud lodged thirty Of
them for several days, AID IL was at
ihiB time and IN tins place whore
Brigham Young was voted In ns Prcsi.
dent Of the Church. Hcber e., Kim.
ball prophesie1 here IN regard 70 Sister
HiCharuB and her IGmily that they
should never want l0r food, a prudiu.
ton which up 10 this time has been
literally fulfilled.
"Moinur Riohardp," o. tho was
nmlliariy called, WIS woman OF
nerve and in4uI UusuuCo Iu her younger
uay r., HAa drove a team thecntlru dis.
lance acrIes the plnius from NHuyoo to
Salt LAbu Cily. She iCit Kane. VILE,
with her husband, who was captain
Of one Of the companies, AMI her
family on July 10Th, 1870, and arrived
In Salt Lake CITY on October 25lh Of
the same year.
After remaining Ia Salt Lake "A TOW
doys they moved 10 what was then
known ns Little Cottonwood and was
made president Of the Union district Of
the South Cottonwood relief society,
and In the reorganization Of the Union
ward, In 1877, she was appointed 10
preside over the Union ward relief
sooleiy on Aug. 8th u that yeur ana
held that position al thc time II her
death. She was faithful LattCI-day
Saintin every eonso OF tho word. She
was the mother Of six children, twenty.
two grandchildren aud fOtty.nine
great grandchildren.
The funeral was held NJ tho Union
ward house at 1880 on SUNDAY, the
10Th inst, and was largely attended.
The speakers were Jos. $. Rawllns,
Bishop VI south Cottonwood, Elders
John sharp aud q. Denny OF Union.
I6hmael Phillips, Bishop Of Union
ward also spoke. Tho speakers tusli-
fled 10 the upright character OF tho de.
ceased aud OF her devotion 10 the
work OF God. Her remains were
placed In the Union cemetery by the
side OF her husband.
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adoption wherever 30 sotmed pfac;ic.
able Of ad valorem iis.usl Of fptcihtd
duuu.; second, freeing from iaKeH o.
those great mnteriai8 oi Industry tha.
lie nj the basis OF production.
Wilson continues hY saying shat
ppcciiic duties ure Objectionable ic-
cause they can be used 20 cause uucr'
uusly large and itCquitab.g taxation
and because they lead more readily o.
frauds ~ weighorl end counters
nt the custom house, are cheaper
and more easily corrupted 10 the labor
then those under the ad vniorem eye
ten. Moreover the al valDrem ayu.Cm
mas worked well In practice Eud be-
essentially fair. 10 defends the large
free lisi raw matorillH ou the ground
that the taxes ON production is O
double wrong, eliminating on
tho cOusumcrs and hurting labor
by narrowing the marguL They
made these free for the further reason
that no other county can supply thOu
~ cheaply az we can. No competition
can interfere with us In thum, aud
freedom from taxation must im-
monsciy stimulate the pr0duc.
ton uf ore, coal, lumber wool
and other things ia certain pHrls Of the
country. The thin udfu Oh American
manufacturers haa entered every
country, and With free raw materials
there h NO limit 10 the growth of our
foreign trsde, with incalCusb.o glvaut-
age 10 labor.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
Councilman Rich aud Others Severely
Injured Ia an Engine aud Street
Railway Collision.

There was terrific locomotive ami
street railway car collision Ut the in
tersection Of South Templu and Filth
West streets yesterday morning az 10
O'Clock between Salt Lake CITY street
railway car aud Rio GganJo Wei {.
eFn switch engine, the one under
which Lucy, the unfortunate soldier
musician mes HE death on Saturday
morning. Tho victims In this instance
wero Councilman Rich, Mr.. and Mia.
Langeubucher anu Albert Nousoh.
wander.
II nppears that car no. % 90 the
First south ami Agricultural Park
route was g1ing on Fifth West street,
GA II were the persons, A. passengers,
whose NAMES ura given above with the
addition ola child OF MI aud Mrs,
Langenbuchef. The car was "BlOwOd
up1 or stopped near South Tenn
pie 10 allow the conductor
Thomas DAVIS, 10 get on
and look up nn1 down tho railroad
track before attempting 10 cross H. lie
saw that q RIO GAndo bwilch engine
WINS bowling along towards them ~
a lively rate anu Immediately aigualled
to tbs motorman waning him OF the
approach Of the train. The current
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Tho Now mcrIslrntlon.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2L--The treas.
ufy departments somewhat concerned
over the prospect OF the Chinese regis
tratiOn under the new law, Iasseu upon
tho eve Of the adjournment OF the
extra session, AMI under which tho de.
partmont has lust issued regulations.
rho suppoHtion II that thU Chinese
Will comply with the law, but no one
mont 10 tried. Tho riliuiale themseves
arc as much In tho dark Az any
one. IL they ehould again re.
fuse the HituRtion vill be awkward.
generally did not object TO the legisIra-
lion aud really looked upon It UH a
means Of perHonm protection, bl. the
bulk Of them VIII be controlled b. their
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COUNTY COURT IN SESSION.
Miscellaneous Business which Came
Before The S6laClmal This Day.
icpairsto bridges. Something Abont
Rn Alleged IiIcgsI As.es.mcnt.-
For Relief irou TaA saIe.

At the meeting Of the county court
this msrning there were present Judge
Blair, selectmon Cahoon, Hamburger
and MorriF.
lNFn,alARY BUILDING HEpAms.
Thoquosllou Of repairs on the county
intiTmary building was referred to
Judge Blair and Soloclman Cahoon.
ABOUT mIDGE5.
Supervisor IImmous was instructed
to put In bridge ON Thirteenth East
and Sixteenth South streets, under the
direction OF seleutmen Cahoon and
Morris.
The matter Of repairing the bridges
and numuB nt Mountain Dell was To-
lurTed 70 Sgleclmau Morris, with power
TO act.
ALLEGED ILLEGAL ASSESSMENT.
Attorney LeGrand Young wrote on
behalf Of Mr. VIM. u. Pfes,On, stating
that his client Is the owner Of three
promisaOry notes delivered 10 him by
lhos. Taylor IN December, 1885, ana
due respectively eight, fivo and three
years iEom date, aggrcgating 5000,
aud secured by mortgage OF even
date on certain real estate In Iron
county, The attorney says that these
notes have been ussuts Il against MI.
Preston by the nEsussgr at their face
value.
Under the laws OF the Territory, he
points out, the same arc exempt from
taxation, aud pTays, Therefore, that
such assessment BE- stricken from the
roll and tho collector OF salt Lake
county he credited with that amount.
Referred 90 the county attorney.
mFERRED no COUNTY ATTORNEY.
A verbal petition OF Mr.. samuel
Ewing, for a reduction OF valuation Of
certain real estate, was referred to the
county attorney, vita Instructions 10
iilu written opinion.
IL glIE HOSPITALS.
County Physician Worihinglon re.
ported that there arc nix county
patients at present IN ST. Marks Hos
plAl anu the same number IN 81.
Mnty's; total u.
REGISTERED COUNTY WARRANTS.
w. T.. Lynne, county treasurer, re.
ported that there We're funds on hand
sufficient 10 pay all registered county
WGrrauts uptO rcglgtuJul uumbsf 3ji,
interest bearing series.
TAN RELIEF PETITIONS.
Several petitions Tor relief ff0m tax
sale were laid over till this afternoons
session.
10 THE COLLECTOR.
Tho collector waB dir0cled 20 exclude |
from the delinquent tsN iist Tor 1893, |
ana not 90 advertise nor soil the snmg,a |
list Of property sold 10 tho county ilf |
taxes as hlou with the clerk this day.
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WHa ruvCr7ni nId every ondoavor
mniu Go .et out 90 tho way luf thg
raIl7 were wet GuH the cnr ium.iurJ
utmost stationary Then au uiia.t was
made 81 cSas tho track ahCgI oil tho
engine nu1 'ha car rn4 probably two
ihir Is 0i iHc way over whom 10 was
siIun. by tIu locomotive.
Whom BIZ vas sJUu that collision
WAC Inevitable there was. general
glfamliu ,1 gct 0us Uf tho ear. Mr..
l.cu iu attempting to nssist Mrp.
LAIgpnuuchur was caught himself
end badly Injured about tho rirht
thouiius Chest and lcft U,p. Mu.
Lnugeubuchur waH mutt t.1ut tnr
arms aal lower limbs. UOr husiuuI
was caught iu tlu Hrogkgrc aud had
hiH right arm broken Their child
eacarcd unhurI Du. MuuCutm ami
ii.hnrda attended 60 Me- R.rWs ln.
lufIe, whiIo Nit aud Mrs. Llnscn.
Jshcf were cared Ter by Dn. Rich.
arl8 AMI Bcrrr
Tile stree, car was "a complete wreck.
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.lI.cr nnn rnnntcrl-LiIn

WAsINGION, Nov. 27--lf oliver
asserts its f.pht Go hearing In c0unOt-
ION VITA tuc tariff it VIII comu in The
shape ofn Proposition 90 put duty upon
silver imp1uati0us. In the Senate, 10
The plano of those VINO have the matter
iu hands 10 uut miHuArry, the al rt 70
secure thia Innovation will Doe made iu
connection with the mntaleohcdulo aud
10 will DO coupled with thg itom cone
corning lead aud silver lead ores. Tie
purpose of this movement IN two fold.
10 may prepare the way Tor the ireu
coinage 90 the American product Of
silver nnd it Dr. expected 90 prevent the
cUuntcr'CitlnE OF American uulIlW iu
Other countries and the sending ui
these c0unterieits 10 tho United S a.u..
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FIRE IN goshen.


Tho town OF Goshen, in the south
end Of Utah county, had tho Sabbath
day rudely disturbed by a disastrous
flre. The news was received by IL.
j. Grant Il Go. today, In brief tels.
gram which stated; "Pfice BtotheTs'
store burned to the ground yesterday"
No particulara as 10 the cause of the
fire or the loss 0CcahiOned are given.
The damage, however, must have been
heavy, as the firm carried insurance
POLICIES amounting 10 $4,000 with. Graut
N Go. Whether there IN any Insurance.
e.srw here In not known. The $4,000 10
divided nl lolloWG Home Insurance
Company OF utah, s2OUOj Liyerplol
IiDudou ana 0iobH company, S35UO;
Flreman's Fund Company Of Cantor
MIA, $1,000. Mt, VIM. Price, one Of the
tirn, was IN town on Saturday pur.
chasing bill Of goods.
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FLED TO OTHER PARTS.


a smooth stranger of German ox.
traction arrived Ia this city from the
Hawaiian Islands, 80 mo- claimed, "a
ahor time as1 ani at once gave out
that ho intended going into the Juwolry
businuis here. Ho madu-What had
On theuuriu,c, the aprcarnnct-prcr-
aruiious TO start right IN. Ho stated
that hu had good deal OF money oud
that he intended 90 spoul at least $50.
900 iu an experiment in salt Lake.
re was 10 POOR health, hu tnii, nud as
he liked tho people aud the climate Ia
this region hu did not Intend 90 leave
uutil hc was certain that he could not
make u mccrss Of his undertaking.
lie rented q HOUSE at - south Sixth
East street lie had with him wife
anu child anu they lived In royal
style. They were seen at the thcatnrz
anu places Of amusement frequently.
win oil the fellows talk Of riches,
however, there was one Butplci0us
circumEtaurc, anu that was when he
bought biz furniture, piano and JthUr
articles no never failed 10 take al.
vantage Of the instaiimunt plan. GA
Saturday lac passed q worthless check
on tho Union National bank on n
stcond South street pawubr0kor In
payment Tor thruo watches aud some
OLD coin. The police were notified
aud on investigation yesleuny atcur.
tanned that JO5cpl Won Gr0tta-ior
tuoh was Sue name no gave hUfe-hGd
He'd. hu lott Tor Denver over the Rio
drandu On Saturday night.
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School Trustee Meeting.

The citizens VI tho Third precinct
will meet at 1880 tonight IN the Seven.
teentn ward school house for the pur.
pose OF svloctlng candidate to be-
voted for as IA member Of the board OF
education nj the approaching school
election,
Fourth precinct oltizsns were busily
engaged today in circulating petition
Tor the signatures o. persons who are
d,siIous Of having q non.paiti-an
school election. The meeting Is called
to be- held Ia iaggaTt's hail on WedneE.
day nlghl next.
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"Green Goodsn Men.

Eastern green goods men arc again
flooding tho Territory, and especially
this city, with their typewrItIen cir.
culars, in which they sot forth the
manner In which they would entrup
their unwaTy victims. Have nothing
10 DO with them unless you want u get
bad money for good ald 20 10 tue
penitentiary In the bargain.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Z.lts Finding In tho Driver
Mercantile Company Halter
4 HUSBANDS DIVORCE sUm
The Ihroc Hoy Fogtpads Come Up for
ArraignmonL-Iha $4,000
AcilOn.-Othcr Items.

ChiefJusiice Zane this morning gave
his decision Ia the case Of Jolepb
Coblcnts Ut al W tho Driver MORGAN.
Tile Company, the hearing Of which
occupied a good deal Of his Honor's
time last week.
Judge Zaao said Il appeared from
Tic evidence that Nj. Cluts was finnn-
cinily embarrassed In consequence Of
asuorlnyc, ls % was termed, TO Bal.
LaAo City OF some S2l 900, being the
amount % accounts collected by him.
hc got MI Remington to sign with
MIN 10000 note from tho bank claim.
ing that 5000 Of It was for his own In.
dividual benefit aud $1,000 Tor
that OF ihcDfiver Mercantile compauy
OF course, remarked his honor, whero
it provided Ia an assignment that the
assignee should sell upon credit, orsuch
provision as that appeared on the face
OF the Paper giving notice to the
assignee and 10 oil pcrsons Of the deed,
anu on Ia face thoparor appeared to b,
lair II WAS only by proof Of the fac, OF
lraud that Il would be voided
Ho was OF the opinion that this $1,000
should be diiGliowed, at least untn
'uiilclent Of the fundsh ad been realized
upon THIS properly 10 pay all the other
creditors, and 10 ofdctcd.
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Nisitinr SIN Lnkn CITY,.

A distinguished visitor to salt Lake
at this time Is the Atohbishop D.ouys,
ius Lala, one OF tho heads Of the
Greek church. He yesterday after
noon attended the service at the pubcr-
uacle and appeared 10 DO deeply iu-
tcTestCd. In the discussions nc tho re-
cont congress Of religions the arch.
bishop took an active part.
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cuAIRHAN WILSON.
As,s the NH IL TO "I'reyent Monkey.
ting with the ERrin"

he1h the NH N 60 "ireyeut monkey.
ting Win the THTin"
WAsuISGTON, Nov. 27.-ChRlrman
Wilson, OF the committee on ways aud
heaur has issued statement ia re-
gerd 70 the latiii bin, tho gist OF which
helhlalntu In the following introduce
very paragraphs Democratic mcmbeIs
N Tue committee have felt
- no othors could feel over
we momenlUus esponsibility resting
upon them and the magnitude Of the
ulmcuiiy ana delloaoy Of the duty
s''igned them OF framing a tarin bill
l't nation OF seventy millions Of
people' In this bill they were called
On 70 reform a vast labyrinth OF sya.
Wmallc olar9 taxation, the culmina.iou
'hifiy years Of control OF the tnxiug
lower by q few interests, gathering
mo heir trAin "A host Oi pptty
~ gathoreU. 10 was carefully
lAhel 10 prevent as long as
to'hole what ita author calls ''any
lsn1eying with the tariff" by which
meant any Huccessiul effort of
IVY people To ieason the bOunties which
uueuehelhrles were permitted 10 write
,'e,elh IN their own words and In
,uelE own figures. Itlransferredt 10 the
,'se llst all proper aud fruitful
,olehle articles whereof the taxes
"s,e paid by the people and
wore received by the govern.
.'h'' ana greatly Increased the rate
n, ,t. 'nose articles where all or most Of
,lo 's@os on. when were paid bv Tie
s.uIie anu went into private Golfers,
s 1'e u wsa holstered about by many
s r,-,ts chief among which are the
10y. ~ N anu gnrnishod treasury aud the
~, n '''h and colossal scale OF peTmnn.
cr "s t1tendiluTes. such are the
o,',Nuluona that confronted ug M
, wy ou''et Of our work. The com.
sa.'ee have welcomed Information
s -Hu counsel from every Trustworthy
,,11u .ie, ana whilo they do moi expect
NJ III 10 Escape Just crticlsm in ali
~, o', Is,.alls' they do present II 10 tho
s,t,iiy as the result OF months OF
-N Si. ana toll aud OF honest Itslrr
an ,u'i,ehatgo their duty frso from
l.e, 'e y. !. q local and personal fayoril.
a" H4ln features are two, FIrst,
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ror Federal Italian ItcpubIlc.

ROME, Nov. Film the highest and
most Reserved circles II Is said TO DO
well known that tho present dream Of
the Vatican ~ the establishment Of u
federal Italian Republic. Tnis Idea Is
the only real explanation OF the gxtrn.
ordinary language lately adopted by
the Vatican organs IN speaking OF the
mission OF France AMI Russia with re-
lgti0n to popary.
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NEW iuUg, Nov. g7.-rho grand
Jury busIuIig,c1 President Eiaut, %
the deIunr. NtaiiJJn square National
tank on two counts, one Tor forgery,
and indicted all tie directory except
two fUg mlHlumrauor IN receiving de-.
pUaib alter The bank was inBJlvguL
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LONDON, Nov. 27.--ln Intelligence ~
received ttal tho captain aud a mJ0ri'
~ Of the crow Of the ship Mrnuuzl,
which ioundcfed near Martinique, died
Of fever. Tho few left were unable 10
navigate her anu she sank. Only four
Of this crow were rescued.
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SALTWATER, Mimi, Nov % lillian
Birkiy, who $40 1855 acknowledgement
for ten thUuIuJ dollars against EA.
Senator -. NJ. Sablu ana Y,hyfa, ai.
l,gua that he has only been able 90 col.
luct pgt OF II anu petitions Tor a
receiver Tor Sabin, a settlement
without o. receiver Ga expected.
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DUBLIN, Nov. GA tin box weigh.
lug u pound, anu having "A burnt fuse
attached, has been found outside tue
walls OF the A borough barracks. The
box contained saturated material
resembling sawdust. Experts art
examining liz contents.
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WIN n,mo,e feom Iiynil,lIIe.

Special Dispaieh 20 ne NEws.
BuFFALo, Wyo., Nov. 27.-Goorso
G. Gr1ut is preparing to move his cav
and planning mill from Hyattyillo to
a large tract Of timber near the Ten
Sleep lake. The rapid settlement Of
that portion Of Johnson county has
mado an active demand for lumber Tor
building purpOses.
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A,lemnlea % Mnrder nnd suIeIhc.

RinGLvtLLE, Ohio, Nov. 27.-Her-
man BAftows, justice Of the peace and
a prominent man here, last night shot
and seriously wounded his wife and
then suicided, as result Of petty
quarrel.
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An Argument la Favor OF SUNDAY
CiustnH

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.--LSst night four
men appeared simultaneously, two In
front aud two In the rear Of n saloon
on State street with revolvegs anu held
up twenty Of i,s inmates and relieved
them Of all their valuable aud escaped.
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Pre.tacnt cnrnn, wnltlnr.

PARIS, Nov. 27.-pfcsident Carnot
r. awaiting the outcome OF today's sill
ting u the chamber before attempting
TO settle the cabinet crisis.
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NOTES

The Goldhug aud Gold Rule mines
In San BeTnadinO county, Cal, were
cold ON Saturday fOr $4,000.
EphTAim EiieiTrisC. Why can't we
have n business men's association or
gAuized Ia this city for the purpose OF
encouraging the establishment Of In.
uustfiCs that would give employment
10 our people, anu 10 set forth the al.
yantnges offered Tor the Investment Of
capital In this placer Suoh an orRani.
zaiion could 20 yast amount OF good
for tho community by advertising to
the world the adv ntagUs We eau offer
TO parties who wish 10 invest their
money Ia paying enterprises
In tho United States court at Denver
attention has 0eou brought 10 the fact
that tho state hal been deifaudod out
Of Sls82 10 by paying Ute war claim
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ROM, Noy.2I.-Thoroi lie no immedl-
ate prospect Of settlement OF the cab.-
net crisis.
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SPECIAL httnlisl o. ne NtWss
LARAMIE, Wye, Nov. 27.-lhp
Masonic Grand lodge OF Wyoming viii
hold its annual meeting Ia Laramie ON
the 9th Of December.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Central Trust Co.of Now York Va tho
Utah Central railway company;
order made appointing Clarence Gary
and Joseph MuGTegor receivers by
consent.
The case Of WIN. SIddoway Va the
Salt Lake City Railway company was
dismissed,
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PERSONAL INJURIEs.

Tho further hearing OF the 500, 900
damage suit for personal Injuries
brought by Mrs. PAMELA Edmunds,
midwife, against the salt Lake CITY
Ralitoad company was resumed before
Judge Zane anu jury this forenoon.
Tho facts were reported In these
columns when the case began last
Friday afternoon. Attorneys Straup
anu Harris appeared Tor the plaintiff,
aud Attorney Crltchlow for the deien.
dants. Plaintiff was about 10 change
from Que Of the COmpany's cars when
near tho clock corner, on South Tenn
PIE street, 10 another when the cnt
suddenly FtaTtod,s she iell theground anI
was severely iuIuIeI Negligence by
the delenuantf' employees 10 claimed 10
hayo been the cause VI tho accident,
but this 10 denied. The hearing will
occupy all day.