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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
The KOREAN CONTROVERSY,
An Alleged Dispatch from Secretary
Gresham 10 Japan.


NEW York, July ia Washing.
ton dispatch to a moft ing paper Of pro.
nounccd decentralization ptocllyi-
ties, eays.
The fact has Just come to Hight that
the administration, through Secretary
Gresham, has committed another diplo.
lomatic blunjer, which IL considered
even moro serious than the attempt 60
restore q iurn Liliuukalaui, which
may have more important rusulls.
Members OF the dlUlUm4iio CORE,
among whom the facts nave created
something Of a sensatiOn, tell this story
Of i,.
The Chinese minister, who has been
Ia frtquent consultation Of late with
tho secretary vi state regarding the
strained relations cXisliug between
japan anu K1rei, haH finally Induced
the secretary 10 send an official cable
dispatch 10 the Japuuufe government
txpressing the dissatisfaction Of the
United States with the policy which
japan has been following toward
Korea AMI closing with these import.
Rut wOfdE
"rho United Sla'cs views with re-
greet the levyiug OF an unjust war ny
japan upon weak anu deienselcss
nation lisU Korea"
This Is considered q gtoster diplo.
matte blunder than tho guctuinry'a ac-
ton In this Hawaiian controversy, but
there has not been llmb 10 realize the
full extent Of the message.
Tho japanese government has made
no reply and has probably not yet 10.
covered from IL astonishment. At the
JAPANESE legation here the officials
profess 10 know nothing whatovef
about the brlligeront message and OK.
prela a grave doubt a. 10 this accuracy
VI the story.
There is'nO doubt about the existence
81 the dispatch. Secretary Gresham
has shown copy Of II n Sir julian
Pauncoioie. The Chinese and Korean
legations have copies OF II and the fact
Of It's existence II known TO several
members Df the House aud SENATE com.
miiteo ON foreign relations.
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INDIcE sTIoN

Tho fact Is indisputablo that largo
proportion Of tho diseases Of humanity
arises from indigestion. Whom the
stomach Is weak and falls To perform
i's usual functions, then the liver is
dcmnscI; tho circulation Of tho blood
becomes sluggish, and tho whole sys-
tenn Frustrated. Under such conditions
exposure TO foul atmosphere generates
typhoid, bilious or typhoid ioyor etc
n you escape these, some special weak
moss will sooner or later develop itself,
like kidney or liver complaint chronic
dyspepsia, rhoumntlsm, on snIuuuli the
sluggish blood will develop some latent
faint OF scroiuia, pimplos, hloichos,
bOils disappear, aud, II not corrected,
sores and ulcers follow.
All this can DO avoided by purifying,
cleansing, healing aud maintaining iu
perfect physical condition these impor.
liant organs u tho body, tho lvor, siom-
aCh aud kidneys urs. Shores & shores
can protcrvo your health and SOU can DO
comparatively irco from sickness aud
disease.
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OTHER pEorLr,s rRounLEs.
a Reign Of Terror on tho nosauit,
Coast,-iu lirAEii.

Reign Of terror on tho Mosquito
Cosst,-iu nrAEii.
NEW NOEK, July 1.-THE Hordld's
Panama diHpaton says. Refugees NJ.
irving here from Port LImOn report
reign OF terror on the Mosquito coas,
eince the Nicaragusns took charge OF
affairs there, Tao settlers. both Amer.
lean and British, are said 10 be enoOuI-
aging the Indians TO drive out the
NicagaguaHs, aud the trouble Is not
yet over, Il Is believed.
a Valparaiso dispatch saye: The COR.
respondent IN Rio JantirO, Brazil, seIda
word that one uf President PeixotOis
commanders, General LIMA, was killed
ia the battle Of Pa5co Funda; that 1000
fcdtrals are now laying siege TO Sac
5oug0lo; that the Thirteenth infaatiy
were cut 10 pieces by the rebel genefai -,
SsrAviq, nc Manahsya, ami that Santa
Anita IL now occupied by fciHr,ls.
Tho following impnrsut nuanclal
project las been approved by the
Chilean council ~ state, Hui IN all
probability Will he plssuI Uy Congress,
All Import duties which nro Eow paid
In gold viii, ON and after December |
next, be payable In national currency
plus the ruling rate OF EXCHANGE. NJ.
trats duties, which, however are now
paid partly IN currency, viii 20 entire.
iy payable IN gold or drafts ca London,
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WASH GOODS.

Here are the Worli-belters which will
crowd our Store the coming week.
80 inch Black llemsuched Lawn,
worth lsc. to crowd our store this week
az PIC so.
Linen Lawns iu Black and White
Stripes and Polka Dots, worth 4oc, to
crowd our store this week, at zoe sd.
90 inch Black Henrietta Brocadgs,
worth soc 20 crowd our store this
week, az l7Ec sd.
Silk Zephyr Ginghlms, in pink, blue
and gray the ouglnal price Is 75c, TO
crowd our store this week, at Ace sd.
Striped, Checked, Polka Dot and
Plain Ducks, worth 25c. 20 crowd oug
store this week. 40 Zoe sd.
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HE WAS BEDFAsT.
For Years Suffering From Heart
Trouble aud Iirighrs Disease
A Remarkable Cure.

Mr. W. Jackson, who resides o., West
Bounliiul, wa, treated by many physi-
clans Tor biz trouble but no one soomoi
to understand his ease, biz SON came
to salt Lake and explained bis Athor'a
ease to DE. shores IS Shores and took
with him medicine for his Githof's case.
This was in March. During tho past
week Mr.. Jackson walked into nr4.
shores * shores Office Ia tho Harmon
block, and gave your correspondent tho
following description Of his UuToi
liO says. 81 have resided in tho ter
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CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Ersnirg
Journal says: The European cut M.
augufAted by tho trading steamship
lines may result In y whole exodus
from Chicago Of many men connected
with the late strike, Never before ia
the history Of steamship rates has Ii
been possible 10 20 from Chicago 10
European port or city no chcaply.
Dozuns Of men who said they were
now on strike have been making IN.
qliriCs al local steamship offices with.
Ia tho last foW Jays, expressing their
Intention OF returning 10 tho cold
c1uitry" In case the strike was n
failure.
There are half dozen Interesting
phasee OF tho present situation, aud
there IL much food for thought Ia the
depletion OF the standing army OF uu-
employed ia this country by the re-
turn Of thousands OF workers 10 their
homes abroad. 10 II estimated tlAt
before long labor will DO at a premium
Instead Of a discount and there are not
few who figure ON season OF proc
perity Ms consequences VI return 20
Europe OF thousands who have been
In tho uast ak months unsuccessful
candidates f0r employment,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The SPOIL DIVIDED.
Tunbr Of appointments Under The
Interior Department.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
om, states aud Territories Evidently
Moro Favored than Their Less
Fortunate Sisters.

wArriSaroN, July ls.-Tho num-
her Of appointments under the iuiis-
dc,ion Of the interior depar,mtnt
.,eredlted to the various states anu
s,f,ories aud their pro-rats share Of
amendments according to population
,,e giveu In comparative statement
complied at the department. The Dis
,,.et OF Columbia IL accredited with
the largest number, $50, although lie
share 4. only 20, aud Georgia h shown
10 have 40 places out OF 2l5, to which
il & entitled. Tho subiOined tables
r.ve htst, tho number Of appointments
and second the elate's proper share:
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nIssENrISG cArmoLIos.
iaisa Inviicd 90 Ioiu the Armrninu
ahurnn. -

ioisi tnyiicd 10 Ioiu the Armeninu
Church.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July ls.-The
sJcc ere from the ~. stanislaus Ro-
man Catholic church contemplate n
revolution in Roman Catholicism
which shall bs national n not world.
vie. They havo appointed a Polish
national church committee aud will
bsso proclamation to Dissatisfied
Poles all over the United states, IN
yitiug them 10 flock 10 tho standard Of
smother church which will probably bu
mat OF the Armenian church. MIR.
Knowles, priest OF that church, ie
now Ia conf renee with the patriarch
OF Antioch seeking an appointment ~
arch bishop. II he succe, da no will
probably appoint Rev. a. r. kolas.
sow,si, Of tnis city, tho heal Of the
Polish sroedefs, a bishop.
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The hoari, headaches and buyiug
sound iu tho cars. liko % lot ~ boos
singing %. my ears My back was weak,
swelling OF tho limbs, and being an old
man, / WAS afraid would never bo
cured, was sick in bed when l fret
received bu. shores e. @hurrs's medicine
aud / can now say I am able t1 call At
thor uillro ana thank them flr tholr
careful and successful tFoltmont of INV
casa. and 10 1fts and gIi brHrlIIy aoron-
mond tlU-o phyairlhus.
Mr. Jackson VAL answer nll letters Of
inquiry regarding his case, addressed TO
Wcst Bouutiul, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
CHALLlBsl CHALLIRs /

still good assortment OF both Do
meslc and French makes, IN dark and
light grounds, with lovely designs,
American Challies. % inches wide,
at i8c. 30 inches wide, at22Ic.
French Challias, worth Use this week
at 43g.
A big lot Of Remnants Of both makes
at less than halt value
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
RUNNING or nRIDGEs.
Moniaua's People Aroused over Oui'
RACES Committed,

HELENA, Mont, July l7.-Reports
from all portions Of Montana are TO
the effect that trains are flnning on
tho Northern Pacific main line close
10 suheduls time. All engineers anu
conductors with few exceptions have
applied Tor work, aud m twonty'four
hours the Company Will DO able to
handle freight.
the only delay now comes from the
destruction OF bridges. In tho laot
twenty hOuTs three big bridges have
been burned. Tho people OF mo whole
state are becoming aroused over the
burning OF bridges aud tho outrage at
Mitsoula has no incsnscd them that
volunteers are coming forward with
oilers 10 guard bridges ana toshoot any
man caught In any act IhaI VIII Gu
danger iiic.
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q. y. nraneh Llnes

BT. PAUL, July l7.-On Thualay
the receivers Of the Union Pacific rail-
road will be askUd TO appear before the
court, pursuant 70 an order 10 show
cause why a large number ni branch
lines of the Union Pacific road should
I've longer c1nsideroi or con ucled ne n
part Of The Union Pacific system, and
not be hereafter regarded as inueprnd.
ent lines. Tue reason for this action is
that thtsl brunch lines are not earning
suiilclcnt money TO pay operating ex'
penses anu taxcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

LONDON, July l1-LOrd salisbury
In tue Houtc OF Lords moved the sec.
Ond reading Of the alien bill. Lord
Rosobery thtTrupon declared that the
question was less urgent than at the
timo the noble marquis was In office
when no legislation was thought necss.
ssry. Allen immigration had greatly
decreased.
He had the authority Of the police
oifioials 10 say that no outragos against
foreign governments had boen Matched
la Great Britain. The present laws
provided n sufficient remedy against
persons medilaIing crimes. He said
the government could accept no part OF
the Till.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

CHICAGO, July l7-Mrs. MalindA
Hayes WAS arrested today ON war.
rant charging her with murder. rue
warrant was sworn out by Miss Jessie
j. Aiinard Of OswegU. H., charging
Me. Hayes with administering poison
TO Attorney William MinArd,a brother
Of thu com plainant, who died suddenly
January Sth.
Mite. Hsyes was the mo,her.in.law
n. MlnArd and II present has possession
VI the entire estate Of her dead son-in-
law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

springer over a strip of land valued by
Springer at s700,O0O. one " the
jurors, George Marmon, told tins Judge
that woman hnd called on his family
anu offered a bfibu 10 Springer's be-
halt intlmating that the cailer was
Spriugef's wife. JUDGE Baker euR-
gested that Mrs. Springer appear In
the coutt and make Au explanation.
Her husband Indignantly deulos thst
she Ia connected with the affair, claim
ing that she Is IN Wisconsin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
4 BARGAINS. 4

Ladies' Wrappers.-Lot .. Assorted
STYLES, Wrappers, including our 7Sc and
9lc goods, this week 55c.
Lot O. Latest Style Indigo Blue
Wrappers, worth sLsS, this week 85c.
Lot 5, Seersucker Wrappers, the cost
TO make them up Is st,6S. We will
rush them this week At Csc.
Lot & Our Latest Style Sateen
Wrappers, sold up 20 date at ss.7s, will
move them this week at Si.50..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

LONDON, July ls.--A Dispatch to
The Hmes nom Mequiutz, Morocco,
.A}t' HalamnG,i, lately grand vllier,
nls br1,ner who was formerly minister
o' war aud two others who formerly
Hell high court positions, have been
arrested aud imprisoned on the charge
OF oalng engaged la plot to hire
ASA sluu 10 murder the new sultan
atd his grand vizier.
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a nANaEnnra oIrIAEN.
Mowbrsy In - Hurry 10 obtain Iis
First Papers,

FIRST fuperH,
NEW NoUS, July 7-Charlea Nil.
fora MOwDrny, VINO was arrested Ia
London upwards Of u dozen umes Tor
melting breaches Of The peace by max
ing anarcnistio speeches, has been mere
since Saturday without tho knowledge
0t the police aud the board OF inimi.
grafton, WHO were long ago warned h
look out tor his arrival. Ho arrived
on the steamer Paris from Eouihaml
ton.
On landing MoWbrsy went ilrecl to
Newark, n. j., where he has English
itiendi. lie went before the clerk Of
the c1uIt the next day anu took cut
his ilfst citizenship papers. He bold.
~ ptoclHimei hts Intention to estab.
llsh an auarchiaIlc Propaganda In New
York,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
4 TREATMENT THAT is CURING HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE DAILY
Manufacturing Laboratory
Where all Medicine, Prepared Personal
Care O. Registered Chemist.

ritory for iorty-one years, and ! am
known by every old settler, who hope
VIII read my statement and proht by 10.
Whom Z camo 10 DrH. Shore s. shores I
was a great tuncrer from EuEhts dis
ease, dr0psv aud heart trouble; upon
The least lltllo oNertion / would got rhori
of breath, aud very sharp pain around
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
LADIES, WAISTS.

Percale Waists Slaughtered TO zoe.
Fancy Pergale Waists, assorted styles,
were 90 TO g3g this week 35c.
Fancy pcrcale Waists with laundried
collars and cuffs, worth iIto, this
week SOC.
Great cut in an White Waists, prices
running from soc 20 800 each
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slaunhler Of DuOk snlts at sl.95

An our Linen Faced SUITS, good
value ~ & so, this week Sl95.
our Novelty Suits, never 80 d for les
than 5000. this week $3.50.
Our Regular srI 90 Plain Linen Suits,
iusti In by express, 10 move them this
week So 30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
BRLFsl BBLFsl

Our Orders are TO Move Them and
Here They go,
An Assortment OF Black White, Navy
and Cardinal Corded silk Belts, with
black or silver buckles,
Black and Tan fancy Grain Leather
Belts, with oNyiized buckles, also 9
line OF Black Velvet Belts, all
good value 20 Use and 55cto move them
this week lJc,
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Arlsonn slrlkcr. indicted.

PRECoIE Ariz, July IL. - The
United States graud jury today
.rIufntu indictments against ID. Il.
Hlry and janice Walsh for conspiracy
lu connection with tue strike. Riley
3, hy engineer and chairman Of the a.
u, u, lodge ut Wiliomt Walsh was
tn.nsrl IN the chops. Both wers 10.
.,uyd ON 81 $40 bonds.
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Goula'. children oyernssessed.

NEW YOml, July l7.-All OF the
children Of tholaio Jay Gould In thell
Individual capacity anu also as ereou-
Iorsand t,usttes uuior tho will OF their
father have taken up proceedings ia
he suntene court IL New YORK Tor
the purpose Of being I9hvV,u OF
taxation Ia this country emu Guy up
on their personal estates Whloh lhey
allego Ia based upon eAhorol'ani asses
ments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

CHICAGO, July ia sensational
lly briuing case developed In Judge
nAA,t'H court toeay Ia the conuomna-
n3n sult Of tue metropolitan elevated
ANYWAY aghinHt Millionaire Warren
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CHICAGO, JulyiiL-A telegram was
produced IN court, cont 10y Deus on
July Fad, 10 North Butte, Montana. II
read.
"dentTnl managers are weakening.
IL the strike ~ not settled In forty.
eight hours complete paralysis viii iol.
low, Fotatoee aud ice are out of sight.
save your money anu buy gun"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

Pom ANGELES, wash., July ls.-ln
a drowning accident here, J. II. John
con, August Nelson and John Dippold
lest their lives. The three left yes1or.
day afternoon Ia ithing boat for
Dungeness spit, four miles east Of the
city. Their boat capsized In view Of
people on the beach who heard their
cries for help but having no boats
could render no aiJ. Relcuing parties
started out this morning. Eight miles
east oi this point Nelson was seen on
the up,urned bottom Of a boat 800 feet
from th0fo trying 10 paddle 10 the
leach. On perceivlug the rescue
Iarly he sprang into the water end
was drowned before their eyes. His
COMPANIONS had perished IN the night.
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, PERU, Ind, July 1.-THE State
teicrauon " Labor at lie meeting
"tio louay endorsed the course OF Debs
900 connection with the strike and en-.
"of'ei him AZ a candidate Tor gov.
tInCE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

NABRowsBuRu, n. ", July 49,
While SANFORD Drake, u farmer living
near NaTrowsbuig, was picking buckle
berries ON the mountains, he discovered
b den OF rattle enakes aud before he
was fairly aware Of his dangerous posi-
ton the REPTILES had surrounded him.
ssi1ing pole, Farmer Drake welded
u with all his might, while the snakes
approached iTom every direction ready
Tor battle. After killing twenty-five
hlu weapon gave out, but he found
another pole and this lasted until every
unuko wa. vauqulshed.
Wnen the former had completed his
N1fs, lie returned home nnd told his
brother Of the affair aud they with two
others went 10 the den, where the count
lthowod that Drake had killed ility-
)lhreo fatilot, the smallest measuring
llur feet aud four iuohes In length.
The Tniilefs were cut from all the
snakes anu preserved as mementoes.
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sILKsl SILKSI

OF alt descriptions at a Great Reduction.
Printed Chinas az 25c, SIC, 45c, are the
best values for desirable goods ever
offered in this city
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BATHING SUITS.

To close out at one price al Wool
Jersey Suits worth 800, cut 10 $500.
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Not Alone Catarrh!
But All Diseases Are Treated and Cured by
Drs. Shores & Shores's New Treatment,

Road tho Evidence Today From Patients Who Have SUI
ferod Years With B1ghts Disease,
and Heart Trouble.
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IF YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT LAKE

MALT of
by
blank Medicines shipped carefully. Try this treatment
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GLOYgsl

Ius, received a. sizes o button
length, mosgueuFg "nlte chamols
Gloves, this week 20 9hUJ'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-22
STRUCK BY A ROCK.
AGED Lawrence Man Received In
juries Which Caused Death.
BY The Associated Press

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 22.-Michael j.
Martin, IL years old, is under arrest ON sus-
picion of having caused the death of Pat
rick II. Buckley, a man about IS years old,
who died yesterday from the effects Of in
juries caused by rock thrown on Fayette
street Saturday night.
The victim had been in Edward Cush-
ings saloon on Concord street, whore
there was row, but Buckley did not take
part. Martin, the prisoner, and one
Roache had n dispute because the latter
protected an old man named Clark from
being tormented by others. Roache
slapped Martins face and both left the
saloon at different times.
On his way home he felt shower or
stones strike him. Farther down the
street a second shower struck him and
also hit Buckley, who was talking with
two OF his relatives on the corner. T Q
old man fell, and was taken into the hos
pital, where he died yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-22

Society printing speciality at NEWS job
Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-22
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days.
Corrected to June 3, 1894.

Traips leave PROVIDENCE as followsi
For Boston--siO5 A. m, IA M A:2O p. m.; RETURN
$3.50, a. m; 10 30, 5;25 p. m.
wALPoLE-s;o6 a. m; ~ M t;20 p. m.
FRANKLIN-s7O5 a. m, ~ m, 4:7) 7si6 p. m.
MILFoRD-s;05 a. m; 10 M; 4;2o p. m.
ARLINGToN-7;oS I125s m. staS, $3.50, ell 100 pm.
WEST RLIHoToN-7:05. 800. liis5 g. M; 8. 8
a. m; 2:i5, 80, 5:25, $50 p. IN.
KNIGHTsvILiE-7i05 s;05, IL :35 a. m; =. . q
m; 2i45, Si2S, 6:5), ell, ;. 6iln p. m.
wAYLAND PAiaK-7;e5. s:ob, l1'so, s. 3 r. m; 2s
4:3O, 5.25, $50, ''i1.6O :. 6:io p. IN.
CRANsToN, NATIcK, RIVER POINT, CENTRE.
VILE, wAsHINdToH-7;o s;O5, lass, s
900 a. M 12oi, 2i5 4;oo, 526, $3.50, 1880, ell 90,
s6I0, 7:15p m.
oAKLAwN 100. soS. n:s5. $500 a m, 1901,
a't' 4;So b:20, $3.50, $780, ''niso' $ eiS 7iiS
Pontiac. ARoLc, QUIDNICK-7;os las, s 300
a. M 2f5, 6;25, $3.50, cell 100, $40 p. m.
ANTIhoNY-7:O5 s,O5 II iS5 s:eo a. m; 1901, 2;4s,
4:sO. 5.25, $780, ell 90, $50, s T;1s p. m.
CovENTRY-7;ob s:o5, am; l2;oi, 2;4b. 4iSo, 1880,
SUMMIT. GREENE. oNECo, STERLING
MoosUP PLAINFIELD-1;OS, o;os am; 1901,
2.f5, 4;30, 7is0, s7ilS y. N.
JE,NETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND
'7:o5, s:O5, a. M 1901, $50 p. m.
yERs ALLIES, BALTIC, SOUTH wINDHAM-
7;O5, sio5 a. m; i2iol. $50, $ 7;l5 pm.
wILLIMANTIc-5:O5, so5 a. M i2;Ol, i'SO. 1850. S
7:i5 p. m.
HARTFoRD-s.o5 a. m; i2Oi, $50, 1880, ST.
p.n
FIsHKILL & NEwBURG-s;O5 a. m.
NoRWICH-f;06, s;05 a. m; ~ :0l, 49, $50 D. m
WATERBURY,, DANBURY-s:05 a. m. $780, s. 7.l5
pm.
PHILADELPHIA via PoUGHKEEPsIE -s:os
am.;7;3o, 7;i5 p. m
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, SOUTHBRIDGE
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM and
POMFRET - 8;55 a. m; 400 p. m.
CHICAGO AND TIE WEST VIA NEwBURo.
AND ERIE RY-s;o5 a. N.
pAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
SAL s;5s. n m; 900 and s;ts 6i20 and .sli;is
D. m. Returning leave Pascoag at Is, 7.lD and
ssib a. m; i2;t0, fs53, 6:o5 ard ''s loo y. m.
An trains leave from west end Of Union Depot
Providence.
s.saturdays only s-sundnys only.
Tickets between Boston and Providence Oimited)
sBoents, unlimited ST.
w.R BABcooK, q. PA.
T.w. KEENAN,, supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-22
Los, OF Lie on the british Coast.

LONDON, Oct. "a fierce gale along
the British coast caused many casualties.
The Warner lightship broke away from
tugboat when near New Haven and was
driven shoreward A boat was lowered
to replace the towline, but heavy sea
capsized IL and four of its occupants were
drowned. The lightship made leeway
rapidly and was soon driven ashore.