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The fourth day-Wednesday.
Dates between January / and Feb
ruary %, in leap years, both inclusive
must have l subtracted to balance the
/ added by the even division OF the
year, which is not yet Offset by Febru-
airy 20. All dates in 1900 and any other
terminal year of century. except one
equally divisible by 400, must be SINH
larry treated, as these are not leap
years. Dates in 1852, after September
2, must have II added on account o
the change from old to new style,
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Failure at Louder.

Loudon, Tenn, May 8O.-At late
hour on Saturday night s. 2. Mexican,
O retail grocery merchant of this town,
made an assignment to G. W. Fox.
The assets are estimated at $4,000,
with the liabilities nearly double that
amount; due largely TO Chattanooga
and Knoxville houses.
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Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
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Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give
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Sufferers from La Grippe found it just
the thing and under its use had a
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sample bottle at our expense and learn
for Yourself just how good thing it is
Trial bottles free at Mcfarland & Co.'s
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"Put Money in Thy Purse. "

How? Save DOCTORS bills. Always
keep on hand a bottle Of that finest Of
remedies, DIR. sIale's Household Cough
Cure to allay the first irritation caused
by cold. Don't think you can fix up
something just as good when for Zoe
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Of practice and experience in making
this preparation absolutely the best.
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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
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pay required. lis guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box, For sale by
Mcfarland & Co.
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AT Hollywood near Yew York
Longstride, famous hunter, leaped
over a pond thirty-four feet from bank
to bank. One hundred and twenty
one other horses attempted to leap
over at the same time, but all save
Longstride fell into The water. This is
the second longest Jump ever made by
Q horse.
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Female Weakness rotitiye Cure.

To THE EDlToR:-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the thousand
and one Ills which arise from deranged female
organs. Ishatf be glad to send two bottles of
my remedy FREE 10 any lady If they will send
their Express and P. 0. address. Yours res
pecsiully, DR.. b D. ANARCHIST, UTICA, N, Y.
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Murder TriaI Continued.

Murfieesboro Tenn, May --30.The
preliminary trial Of young Hendrix
and Edmunds. charged with the
murder OF John Pinkerton at
Eagleville, was continued Tuesday
morning upon the applications of the
prosecution to next Thursday.
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Reynolds Has Failed.

Washington, May 3O.--A special
from Winston, an. O., says that H. II.
Reynolds, one of the largest tobacco
manufacturers in that city, failed on
Monday, last. His liabilities are $780,
900, and his assets arc 100000
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Give Her Forty Balls.

The Princess Eulalie left Spain with
forty stunning costumes, and il, was
absurd to think that she might go
home without graciously displaying
them to the greatest nation on earth.
Detroit Free Press.
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Failure at MiddIeshorongh.

Middlesborough. Ky, May 3d.
Touis Cohn, doing business on Cum
berland avenue as clothier and gents
furnisher, assigned to-day to Edward
Reneau. LiaL. lities, twenty-eight hun.
bred dollars, assets about three thous-
and. Cause, general depression of bus
mess and bad collections,
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Bath Robe and Ball Dress.

A contemporary remarks "The
summer girl is coming" Let her
come. With no special reference to
the summer bathing robe, we cannot
see too much OF her.
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Any Person

That is troubled with constipation can
get immediate and permanent relief by
using DR.. Hale's Household Tea. One
dose day--at bed time. 25 and Soc.
For sale by Mcfarland & Co.
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Ripans Tabules cure serofula.
Ripans Tabules.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The ConsunpGiVea and Feeble and all who
ener from exhansn6 seases should Parkor'H Ginger
Tonic the worst Cough Weak Lunga Debility In
Digestion Female weakness rheumatism and Pain 6sc 81
HEMDERC0R&S. The only sure cgrefor corn1
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IN CONGRESS,
10 Extra River and HaTbOr
Appropriations.
SEN. WHITES CREDENTIALS
ClOlaFe Debate In The House aud Tho
Vote on the Question.
SIN. WHITES CREDENTIALS
The Legislative Appropriation niii.-
No public rWnd, ior Tu.
neral Expenses.


v.su,.,r,~ mr. ~ N :.
=, ",'''' ,.''i''p -. w. 'eo'
.he Srna'c To-Day Frye, IN reporting
back adversely certain amendments
referred 10 the committee on commerce
,,r,,,.,,,,,' -. 81 -. .-.'..,,,,-
'' " "'i' '"'' "PP'V''
a''on, shiu tue iuhdry civil appropria'
top bill already contained river and
hafbor appropriations 10 the amount of
.hout sig o,n ana MD, IN. ,.n,,,nIne
~-..,,., 80 y','.-ss
cohIuut clHuse, anu that the committee
VI commerce NVu4I MOI tuooinInenu
any Iuf'her tiVer anu hsfbof npptopH-
"tens' -
Az noon Tue senate went INTO execu"
IlVo hessioh' Mheh the doors were
reopehtu thc uhlhl.hel nuslness, tue
au'nomatc car coupler on was laken
up' tno question 1elng on thv amend.
mont onefeu by DIlph 70 that offered
py moIgan' Morgan's amehdment
feaus' "lhe HttOIheS-geuersl shsb
brliB SUIT I0r the condemnation OF my
coupling patent thal may be selected"
anu Doiph,s 10 that 40 railway COM
pany thaii DO required 70 use eucn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

Catchiugs, Democrat, Mississlppi,
IN behalf OF the rulel com.
tnit,ee yielded to Reed, Rrpuhi.
can, Maine, who said the sherman
act was compromise measure
passed to stny the strong feeling In
favor Of ireo collage. Reef then spoke
for clo,ure. The dcliberaton, he said,
sometimes went ON until II ceased 10
be an absolute, unqualified advantage
to tho community. tbanghtnr) He
hoped aud expected 10 SEQ the
currency question removed from
tho domain OF politics anu closed
by ridluuling Bryan's sprCch
aud proposition, saying he will nnd
that the Democrats ia power must be
bound by common sense and ctoEnal
vefities.
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A LunatiC Asylum Destroyed
by Flames.
FORTY.FOUR LIVES LOST.
OF The Whole Number Of Inmates
Only -Four Escape.
A LIST OF uNronruSArEs.
The Charred Remains Of victims On
Their beds Among tho
Ruins.

DOVER, n. H., Feb. 9.-The county
Insane asylum, four miles from here,
burned tonight and forty.iour lives
were lost. When the Waterman mace
his 10 O'Clock round he found FIRE
coming out OF the cell occupied by a.
Lafamleten, "a woman, and gave tho
alarm. Keeper Drlscoll, with his
family, lived In the building, and no
at once broke the locks Of fiity-four
cells and tried to get the inmates out.
OF tho forty.eight inmates Only four
escaped, however. They were William
Towmbly, Rose 5andorson, William
DAILY and Frank Johnston. The latter
walked two miles In u binding snow
storm, with only his shirt on, to
william Hornes' houee, where he was
cared for.
Those burned were: Robert Dion,
Mary Fountaine, Frank Nutter, VIII
liam Chesley, Mre. Roberts aud her
child, Lester Jones, Owen Mailer,
Mike Casey, Frank Rowe, Charles
Linloy, Frank Page, William Flllo,,
Frank Spriggins, Harry Kim.
ball, Julia Keel, Mrs. Mary
Levine, Mrs. Mary McClintock,
Maggie White, Ann Carr, Mary Nut
ter, Mary Malone, Lena Ellis,
Mary Wilson, Maria Twindall, Caro-
line Rail, Mrs. Anne Rothwell, Lizzie
Ellis, Catherine Heley, Eliza Picker.
log, Mary Cogley, Sarah Sweet, Sarah
HuichiDgs, Kale BuH, Sarah McClin-
took, Fannie Slattefy, Ann McDor-
mott, Aidio Otis, and ak others, names
unknown.
The structure was OF wood, l35x36
feet, two stories high. IL was built
twenty years ago. The main building,
used So a pooIhouse In which thore
were over a hundred inmates, caught
fire, but was saved by the efforts Of the
For, who carried pals Of winter and
txtinguished the fire. A number Of
them were painfully burned.
Tbs Dover fire department was aun.
moncd, but the distance and the bad
condition Of tho roads were such that
the apparatus arrived too late TO bo Of
any assistance.
In the smoking ruins can BIO seen the
eharrcd remains Of number Of un.
fortunate victims on their beds. How
the IRE started Is mystery.
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Dnirymeu'. Convention.

DUBUQUE, H., Feb. 9.--At today,s
meeting OF the National Butter and
oheese convention n committee re-
ported set OF resolutions declaring
mat the fraudulent sale OF oieomargar-
ihe threatens to destroy the dairy in-
MieresIt; that the present law does not
restrict the sale, and declaring that the
members OF the convention will give
.nelr support both financially and
morally 10 a national movement, whose
oDlect shall be to secure additional laws,
=. ,hht those who want to can get 1t
~ ~ oieomargafine anu not butter prices.
me resolutions also call on members
VI Congress and the slate legislature to
KIN 10 Immediate passage the Hatch
WI now pending, or some similar law,
leinit1iDg states to deal with this
neaI anu growing evil In their own
wM,llloty. The members further pledge
themselves neither to sell nor 10 con.
~ their products to any dealer who
hAhules oieomargarine.
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ENponr or GoLp.
Assistance Rendered by tho BanIss OF
New Norla.

Sew Nori,.
NEW YORK, Feb. g.-Continsntal
export OF gold from this city to Europe
havo vt last forced the treasury depart
mont N view the situation with un.
eAslnees. Accordingly Secretary Eos
ter In nm informal way conveyed his
desire 10 the associated hanks OF this
city iorald. In discussing the matter
member OF the Clearing House asso-
citation said todey: "As "a result OF thls
expressed desire the clearing house
committee met on ruesdsy anu author
lied the chairman OF the committee,
President Williams Of the Chemical
National bauk, 10 arrange With the
various banks carrying large sums OF
gold 10 turn over enough 10 tho sub.
Treasury TO effect the Withdrawals Of
gold lOr part OF last week. The re.
suit was that s2,O01,O0O In gold was
drpcslted and legal orders taken by ihs
banks In exchange. This Ia not the limit
OF assistance that will be given, but
further sums OF gold will be turned la
us desired by Secretary Foster"
The clearing house committee will
probably meet tomorrow TO take fur
Their steps In framing definite policy
anu "a conference OF bankers may also
he held 10 discuss the situation, The
banks OF this city hold about $4,000
900 which would be available n 10.
qulred to maintain tho reserve. IL Is
reported that the banhs assisting the
treasury would send 100000 each TO
tho treasury today. President VIII
liams VI the Chemical National bank
eaid the report was true. lilo said:
"The object, OF course, " 10 spare the
treasury the necessity OF cutting into
the slOO,0OO0, 200 reserve, We have
now Sos, 200, 900, hut the action OF the
banks will hold the security until relief
comes from elsewhere to meet further
Withdrawals In like manner.
"Yes, the banks which have already
acted viii continue 10 do what they
can To guard against depletion Of the
treasury"
Jesse Selegman said: ain regard TO
the plan there Is In the country fully
{ 20, 900, 900, OF which 500, O00, 900 IL
on the Pacific Coast, anu the country
IL producing s3I, 200, 900 gold annually.
The present movement can continue
hut little longer as France and Aus.
tralia will soon acquire all tho gold
required TO I'LL tho complement anu
tue demand from there Will probably
cease.'
Assist0nt Treasurer Roberts stated
that IS, 0l5, $50 In gold was paid into
into the treasury today, which with
g., 1000, 900 recoivod previously makes
s5,5OO,OD0 received from the banks In
exchange for legal tender notes. In
regard To the reported conference, Mr..
Roberts said. cit eau be learned from
the papers that Secretary Foster will
be here on Saturday TO attend a Re-
publican meeting, but there will be- no
conference. This present administrA-
ton will continue only little longer
and its purpose now Is solely 10 keep
everything ia good srape to turn over
10 tho new administration and the
only step that will be taken Will he to
maintain a surplus over the gold 10.
serve"
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CHILEAN MONEY.
famiiies.of tho Killed seamen Receive
tho Indemnity.

WASHINGTON, ID. o., Feb. 9.-The
secretary OF the navy today approved
the findings Ia regard 10 the distribu-
ton Of the Chilean awards for the
families OF those killed and injured at
Valparaiso In 1891 In the attack on the
eamen OF the Baltimore. The boaru
arranged the casualties into four classes
aud assigned proportionate amount
Of the 1000 rs follows: To the fami-
lies Of thVse killed, namely, Charlea
Riggin, the boatswain's mate, ana
William TurnbulI, a coalheaver, SiO,-
goo each; to those seriously injured,
jeremiah Anderson, coalheaver,
tS5OO; John Hamilton, carpenters
mate, $4,000; John w. Talbot, seaman's
apprentice, $4,000; John III. Davidson,
lAnusman, $1,000; George Painter, coal
HEAVIER, s25UO; William Lacey, coal
beaver, $1,000; Herman Fredericks,
teaman, Si5OO; Henry q. Jarrett, sen.
man, $3.50; John Mcbride, oiler,
1880; John Butler, seamsn's appren.
uee, sl5OO; to those assaulted and de-
hinei In prison, eighteen In number,
aams ranging from $1,000 down to 800.
10 those arrested or slightly injured,
!venly-three IN number, sums angling
Nom 5000 down to $500.
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For Secretary of Agriculture.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Feb. Of.
w. Faulkes, editor OF the EuSniH1
Gos.tts OF ;his city has received a letter
lfom a prominent editor Of one OF the
New York dailies, saying that ono OF
Cieveland's intimate friendB, cou-
gresham from New YORK, said In hie
presence that since Governor Boios had
declined the position OF secretary Of
agriculture, Cleveland had decided 10
tender the position 20 Hon. w. 1.
Buchanan Of Iowa. now chief Of the
World's Fair department OF agriculture.
Cleveland was led to this conclusion
by the surprising excellence Of BIch-
nnan'a organization OF his department.
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Rock and Memphis and complete the
gap between Little Rock and Paris,
rexas, N the citizens o' Memphis
would take small amount Of stock
aud secure for the company terminal
facilities In this city. Chadwick has
hsd a consultation with Henry Smith,
the receiver Of the East reunessee,
Vireinia and Georgia for the purpose
Of making traffic Arrangements which
will give the Santa Foa through line
from Galveston TO New York, Phila.
dolphin aud Washington.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 0.-The American
Railway Union is the title by which
the now railroad federation viii be-
known. The decislOn was reached at
today's session Of the representatives
Of tho various branches OF railway
service. The primary object OF the
organization Is the publication OF rail-
road employee Of every department
from traokmen ~ men and women on
the clerical staff. The management
will consist Of fifteen directors and u
president. The directors Will be elected
by the districts, and the president
selected By the directors.
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PITTsBuRG, Pa. Feb. 9.-The dis.
satisfied members OF the Harmonist
society at Economy have decided to 10
into court aud ask the appointment Of
n receiver to wind up the afiairs OF the
society, alleging that through tho mis-.
MANAGEMENT over 81, 900, 900 have been
lost; that the petitioners believe the
society IL now insolvent and that
trustees Dush and Sieiier are violating
the fundamental rules OF the society,
living in luxury, disregarding rule OF
celibacy, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. l.--The Repub.
lican House today declared vacant the
seats OF two Populist members which
had been contested, and threatened to
unseat the entire Popullet membership
unless tho Populint have Joined the
legally constituted House by February
2lst.
The Populists say they will pass the
legislative appropriation bill tomorrow
no the Republicans can test the question
ofPopulist organization In the supreme
court.
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IIOInE.

WASHINGTON, ID. o., Fob. 9.-In
the debate on the solution OF the
committee on rules, setting apart this
legislative day for the consideration OF
the bill repeating the sherman act
Bacon (Dem.l, New York, offered
an amendment for "A vote on the bill,
and all pending amendments at . p. m.
tomorrow, after which no dilatory
motion shall be entertained until the
bill Ia finally disposed OF. In "a brief
speech he said the silver question
should be disposed OF here aud now.
The amendment ia In form exactly
like that proposed by Bland last sum-
mer and was In substance the same NJ
reported by such staunch Democrats as
Randall and Mills anu by Republicans
such an Reed. He would according.
iy move to vote down tho pre-.
vious question In order that
vote might be obtained. The
gentlemen should understand that a
against the bill. They must take the
responsibility.
Bland Dem then took the floor for
the other side. The gentlemen who
were here now demanding cloture
were all opposed to considering II last
summer. Now they wanted oloturo
In order TO demonetize silver at the
dictatlon OF Wall Street. The bill
proposed to be brought up was a mon
strosity. Leave silver alone until tho
tariff ~ revised and the allen laws
reformed, on which they were all
agreed. Bland's words were loudly up
plauded.
I,artine OF Nevada, a free silver Re.
publican, followed In speech against
the amendment Of Bacon and the re-.
peal OF tho subsequent law. He gave
warning that the Andrew Gate bill
would never be brought to a vote II he
could prevent II, for the gentleman
from New York and his associates had
flibustered tho free silver bill to
death.
Watson, Republican, from Georgia,
denounced the Andrew Gate bill M u
donation to the national banks.
Bryan, Democrat from Nebraska,
opposed the amendment ~ tho rule be-
GAUSS he opposed the bill. The 5her.
man bill was hostage given to free
coinage men by the gold bugs and they
would hold the child ugly and de-
formed as II was until they were given
free coinage.
Walker, Republican, Mass, pleaded
with every Republican to vote against
the previous question.
Taylor, Republican, Ills, opposed
BacOn'a Amendment
Tho bill was brought In sat the dc
tation Of the gentleman we do.
clared elected President yester.
day." He was surprised that
the Democratic President had any
influence on tho Republican side. The
sherman act was republican meas.
uro and the Republicans should stand
by II.
Cox (Dsm.), PENN, CLOSED for the
silver men In speech, denouncing tho
proposed measure as a contraction OF
currency.
Springer, Democrat, lllinoia, closed
Tor the other side, declaring he was In
favor OF the amendment, The cloture
was Democrat.
There was great confusion, amid
which Bland could be heard shouting,
"Whero is tho tariti?"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Ihomas Es.
mond was hypn1tlsej by hio lrlend
Robert KroioeT, au amateur hypnotlsi,
last night In the laitcr's room. Then
the combined efforts Of kremer, pro.
fessor VI hypnotism, AMI u medical
doctor, failed TO rouse Esniohd from
his trance and at an carly hour this
morning hi, ffiends wetc doing their
lest to BRING him to. They could not
succeed and II 10 feared he will die.
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FIRE IN a HOTEL.
an OLA BuiidinE Destroyed ana rour
Lives Lost.

CINCISNATI, Feb. :. - Helder's
Hotel, an old structure condemned 10
be torn down within n month but
packed with people and In densely
populated section Of the city, took fire
at 4 O'Clock this morning and wns
practically destroyed. Several fam.
HES OF Polish Jews had rooms In the
buildings, At fret II was supposed all
escaped, but later the bodies OF four
persons were found In the ruins. The
names are: Fred De,zel, walter; AL
bort Grau, Joseph Mines and walter
known only rs Gottlieb. Griu
awakened the other inmates but was
himself unable 10 escape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

MILAN, Fob. 0.--Falstsff, tho. new
opera by Verdi, waa produced In Las
Gala theatcr before n large audience
tonight. Critics say the opera sur
passed the highest expectations both in
,oetry and music, aud 1t Is a MASTER
piece OF the first order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

PARIS, Feb. "a duel was fought
today between NJ. Norbet Do Benoit,
deputy from Averyon, and NJ. Marie
Emile, deputy from ~. Dennis, In
consequence OF remarks by Goussett In
the chamber OF deputies yesterday.
Bsniot proved himself the better
swordsmAn and succg ededin wounding
his opponent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

BRISBANE, Feb. 9.-rhe food has
receded from most OF tho city district,
which In now covered with mud and
slime. The stencil Is horrible, aud
unless the city Ia cleaned within a few
days will undoubtedly cause an Cpl.
domic. Great misery prevails In the
poorer parts Of tho city, and cases OF
theft anu robbery have doubled within
the last two days. The total damage
done by the Hood, IL IL estimated, will
approximate Sl5, 100000.
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To sIanghtcr Catilc.

NEW YORK, Feb. 0.-The Schwartz,
Child d Sulzberger company, with u
capital OF Ave millions, In view OF the
advantages Of Strengthening cat le In
the west, have decided TO erect large
plant IN Kansas City for the exclusive
slaughter OF fine cattle for the New
York and export trade.
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a nAILROAp DEAL.
'"h'H fo said 90 Have n Surprise
IN Store tor a.. Rivals.

A,sathAriIIs, Tenn, Feb. 0.-The
,u,v n,,s Topeka q Santa Fee has u
ua,tause IN store Tor It's rivals. Nego.
ss,u' nave been quietly pending
Raj. VINE ior the purchase OF the Llttle
tso vS anu Memphis oy the Atchison
cssl w. anu II has leaked out tbat the
trsn.ns auont completed and that tho
ssn,. WIN shortly be- made. The
-" TO offered to purchase the Little
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HERNANDEZ, scn.cneo ,ommnled.

CITY or MEXICO, Feb. 9.-Pfesidont
Dlaz has signci "a Communication OF the
death sentence passed ON Colonel
Moves Hernandez 20 fitleen years
imprisonment, the term being tins
shortest that NJ presidential discretion
could under the circumstances be In
nlcted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-10

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. GA private
telegram received here tonight from
Congressman Springer OF Illinois from
Washington says Judge Walter q.
Gresham Of Illinois has been rendered
the office OF secretary OF state by Presi-
dent-elect Cleveland and has accepted.