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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-02
cHOoL BOARD MATTERS.


The boHtl oioiucallo8 met last night,
all The mcmucri we're presen. except
Ala aud Toronto.
Considerable f0ullno business was
transacted anu tho heating and youll.
lating plants u tho Jackson AMI sum.
ner school buildings accepted aud the
dnEl estimates 10 contractors ordered
paid.
The .reAsurct's ropor, for the month
Of January showed receipts amount.
ing to ss5,OgllO and disbursements
aggregaung yS8, 575.2l leaving a bal.
ance February lot OF $50 ,6lb.0D.
The committee ON finance submitted
n statement from the commencement
Of the tcnoul year July /, 1898, show
lug the e. uufrs and expenditures up
10 January ~ Of the present year.
The showing b. Ia every way Halis'
factory anu gives tho board resources
N carry out their plans Tor tho re-
maindcr OF the school year, amount
ing TO s2il $500 with liabilities reach
ing slU5.Dl60l, leaving working
balance of sl3l ,4Ol.O5.
appropriations were made amount
ing 10 $50, 1898. The time for open.
ing the bids for the erection Of the
Oquirrh school building was extended
seven days.
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NOT FOR LIPPMANl


l. copy OF the resolution passed. by
the County oourt-mlnus Judge Blair
Yesterday afternoon, calling upon
the county recorder to yield up two Of
tho record books Ia his keeping Tor the
purpose OF transcription has been duly
served, and Mr.. LIP man has respect.
fully desired the bearer " II C.o., one
OF the two copyiats named by ths three
soloclmen) TO "call again" Tor AN al.
sweT 1t Is plRinly evident however,
that no has determined to stand by his
former resolve anu, II needs DO, 10
light the case IN the courts. The SC
icctmen, ON the advice OF the county
attorney, appear 10 be equally deter.
mined TO maintain what they believe
10 be their right, and IL Is most likely
that mandnmus proceedings 10 compel
the recorder 10 give up tho books viii
be heard OF In "a few days.
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Utah central Receiyersbip.

IntLe hlrI district court lssI even.
iuglJls. HeGJrgor and Clarence Gary,
receivers o. 40 Yah CeaIral Rsilwsy
company, h.eI u petition asking per-
mission 10 issue receivers certificates
10 zoe amount 90 100000, the same ~
DO usrl FOR tie payment OF Freezing
CLAIMS RgairsI the cnmpa y, 70 enable
tucm W successfully operate rue road
The otglificNiaS are 90 ue secured by a
first lien IN mo properly. The petition
WniCh WAs gtIuiel, seis iHrh ,hAt lL Is
necessary 20 pay -5,il0. q Ht rnco TO
pArues v no nave furnished equipment
Tor the r1gd gud OF the remainder
s66, QUO TO be used 10 secure iuan. Tho
total Indebtedness Of the road is placed
At !l3s, s0L3j
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4 rhinnmnn,s Tnmbln.

a Chlnpman-prob,bly ono Of tho
large. iul3ilt Llko Ciiy-.Ook a tum-
bic down the big flight Of stairs Ia the
Hooper. E.Irsdge block thl. forenoon
that was AS fanny as II "a, severe. IL
appeals that the big Monaghan had
been on O. uuu ui the upper iio1rs on
business and was about 10 leave the
building when one ~ bis plltou-locd
feet caught above aud b5hinl thc heel
of tho Oihur pedal aud pfecipiiated
him down the H.elr.
lie rolled over like n ball and was NJ
thc bottom oi the stairs IA "a remafk'
hhly short space OF time. lie uttered IL
series OF strange sounds while taking
hlssuddcn nni unexpected light, anu
the impression was that hu was right
fully hut. lui when lao GOT up he
thoWoi 40 outward signs VI injury aud
went away muttering over his mishap.
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Priesthood Meeting.

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
Priesthood Of the slt Late Stake OF
Zion will convene in the Assembly
Hall, Salt Lake CITY, Saturday, Feb
ruary 3td, 1894, at II a, m.
The Bishopa and Presidents OF the
Eldors' quorums who have not as yet
sent Ia tho statistical reports OF their
wards aud quorums are requested 10
bring these reports TO the meeting.
The Presidents and secretaries Of tue
Stake organizations Of tho Relief 30.
cioties, Sabbath schools, Mutual I'm.
proyement associations and the Prim.
AIRY associations will plrass sec thal
their reports are forthcoming without
delay. JAMES ID. STIRLING,
C!eT,.,
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Wants Damages.

Charles Y1si entered sult In the
Fourth district court at Ogden yssler.
day, against william Tracey, d. Il.
Tracey aud rhumas Ward Tor $1,000
damages for false imprisonment. Tho
complaint ALLEGES that on January IA,
1898, ~ Box Elder couuty, 600 defend.
ants imprisoned plaintih tot three DAY NJ,
hud durlug ihst Tins restrained ~ his
liurTty, Nnd while he WAS thus i.n.
prisoned aud rrrttaiusd 81 his l,utfiy
compelled AIM 90 ;favel l6l mi!ys
across the mountains through snow
anu during extreme cold weather.
thereby suuiecting plaintiff 20 great
mental anguish aud physical sutierin a,
aud all this without probable cause,
an. without apY flgnt Ur authority 10
10 40 aud hRuiLst tNu will o.: the plain
tii; WHEREBY ne plaintiff was Oguised
anu wUuD 4uI -gd VAS nlsJ iglultd IA
hts credit, AMI WAS prevented IRON
Attending 10 MS business during uat
time, TO plaintiffs damage In tue su N
named.
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Mathematical SnclelY.

There will be meeting tftho Utah
Mathematical Society ut the Univer
slty this evening At 1880. Pr'iessor
d. r. Allen will lecture ON "rhe
value Of mathematics Rs disciplinary
subjcct,D and au explanation Of "a.
nngulatlon employed in the 89ih
parallel by the United States Gaoolitlc
survey party Will be- given by a. T.
Austin. Professor Kerr Will then
speak on "rho practical value OF
algebra" followed 10y A. u. sawyer on
"rhe reasons ior tho division OF the
hour nud minute into sixty parts" y
good musical program VIII be iui'
nishod. The public are invited.
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AMuSEMENTS.

JAsu;S O'NEiLL's advanos sale be.
gan this morning at tho Theatre. Tho
play will be Monte Cfls,o Monday anu
Wednesday next, and virgiulus Tues.
day.
TiE BLACK FLAG will probably
go en- tour to tho thealefs Of the out
lying towns. La the notice ei tho
performance Ia yesterdays NEWS,
mention u one Of the principals, Mr.
George Westrrvelt,w was Inadvertently
omitted. MT. Westeryelt played the
villain aud appeared TO better advRn'
tRge than In anything he has yet done.
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". J.. jones VIZ WIN. MtQnse7,
County shcuiEl Demurrer Oveirultl;
lcu utys 60 au8wcf
A. HsYhIoer " rhul. Bufmcstgr.
Demurrer sustained; iou days allowed
30 .me.l cJupnint ruI forty uIys 10
uuawrc ,H., luu1 Clmp'lil L
Poo. savings auI f. IN Go. VI
II. =. las % at u. NllIu 90 striEu
out amrl3r' answer ovrfm.ul.
hfg.aau. t.auHiu "a JCd BiunghBm.
Dsis't previously entered was nyw
TO-. aIau,
Max taufalt Va Joseph a. Bush.
O.,rt ,u.uir made tE'thaiug tine to
t.cll,m mtJum cfs.H NOW ert aIIe.
NpiiUa 10 r.. x gYsI ~ ttI.si4F uIt
each sGd every item .,fl.u reason
tust the m mJfandum CUats were %
iilud in i've days, 90 required by lao,
allowed.
Josrrn Hun Va the Rio Grsudc
Western Railroad company. lhUUr.
der made on January dltt, 1894, fc.
qulfins uem1tyu 60 tu.aA Hati to b1
presented ia more tausiUu form was
how s,t asi.o and tnu motion . rcttx
costs by tiiiking out toe cot b.ll,fur
tue teatJn Ina 10 was ~ niDd withiu
the salvatore Uue, VA allowed.
". 4. Nh.il ttai vs. 500 American
Plumbing mpauy. Dtuuffurs 10 con-.
Ilaiut ovciguiei, an exception tskUu,
aui twenty urys .ItuH 30 answer
Cornelius MrLHu sslin W. PARK CITY
HbhL. Motion g. compel tho receiver
90 ,uru over Tue if..suy 10 the u. B..
maithal argued aga auumittcd,
Mccormick Harvesting Co. W J.W.
MarchanL Sunt 10 Judge Mofrlt Oh
motion Tor "a new uiA,
Louis rmxlet W Alex. Pl,aul.
Judgment aod cOss hnyiug blou pre-
yiously paid, tue Order ma4o ol FeUgu
aty let reiaNiug costs was now col
nHiA..
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w,.uyaros, Feb. .. - In the
-. duflur the debate on Hawrii,
nn.,lsiass Misc, stated that the rules
NWa committee provided against
.",su,i. 0iantaaiio aud BodlHnic
n.',fisns on the Hawaiian question.
N',irIIo amid much confusion de-
',ItItbaiCa,chinga's w0rdabv taken
..Fu. butol q vote CaIchings was ex'
f,,,r Ca,cnings said; "rhe gentle
-. fglutel'el Ia an cted With q
',,pl !. u,auia for mailing an cGhihi.
tInli himself On nll occasions"
giutslio ngain demanded that tho
y'rli be- taken down. They were
I'd from the boot. The speaker
f,,d that tho language was not parlia.
g.nlAy. A hot discussion ensured
,mlimuch confusion.
Tbs speaker had recognized Catch.
49, ifom the committee on rules 10
,.soh the rule setting aside today,
sinfiay and Monday for the cOnsid.
,,,llon Of the McCruary Hawaiian
r,sIlllon, tho vote % be taken NJ ~.
n on Monday, the minority report 10
y lhea taken up.
Bou.sleat once tcgan clamorlng foT
Hesgnliion 10 call up hts Hawaiian
ri3luton, but tho Speaker declined 10
reognie him till thcc0mmittee report
uas trad, then, being rocognized,
Biutele raised tho point that the re-
tguot the committee could not us
thce the privileged resolution nlitci'
iug the very existence Of tho House,
aud aiktd that this privileged ques'
lion b. submttei 10 the House.
The Speaker said, " thore was any
imrf0pHf,y In the course complained
%. Il sas 10 DO laid vi the door of the
Houic aud not 10 the Speaker, M the
Hose had superseded tho ordinary
fnls, 10 allow OF such report Ms com
palutd VI. 10 was Tor the House &c
ny uhether II would consider the
cmmlllee's resolution or that OF Bou
tells
The previous question was then or
ttftd and fifteen minutes allowed eaci
lie
Bsulolle spoke briefly and sarcastic
ily, touching the alleged arbitrary
curse VI tho Speaker, and was FOL
hHed by Burrows and Reed, the lattul
.sglahng that the successive rulings o
lp Speaker were utter ab1urdities
I'D thal the House wns getting int
ipsluon In which II could not super
vice lls own existence. BY this um'
he House was ut u tension.
Thea Gatherings rose TO explain thu
l,liou OF the committee which, ~
gIi, was considered the quickest, hnC
bot effective way for the House Il
dtiminr what II would do.
Reed inteflCcied thu remark that
va Ike the lynohiugs In tho South
iEiii and Inexpensive.
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University Lands Fund.

Chairman Seegmlller o tue board of
commissioners to locate university
lands has Just sold 100 acres OF land IN
Cache county, receiving f9r the same
ssi2,sO, and 50 acres ia Ssvie, county,
thu purchase price being S2s9.65. lhe
board has also received applications fol
the sails OF 600 additional acres N
Cache county.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Judges Merritt aud Barlch Slaughter.
lug tho Law and Notion
Calendar.

Again today both judges Of the
Third dis,rIc, court have been porsevor-
ing with the law aRd motion calendar
aud quite number Of cases were
"lalkei oil" by counsel during the
session. Among them were the FOL.
lowing
BEFORE JUDGE nARIOH.
Dessrel National Bank Vi Thomas 3.
snarr st Al. Demurrer 10 complNiuIland
amvnduI oruss.compialnt In inleryen.
ton and motion go strike out further
argued by counsel. Demurrer over
ruled; twenty days TO answcf.
Eliza Wintsm 81 al VI the Queen
Insurance company, etc., the Hauaurr
Fire Insurance company, ana tha
palatina IusurOnce company, Ten
days additional limo 10 answer COM
plsintT.
OF execution allowed Tor liteen days
Central Iru-t Company, New
York, w tho Utah Central hallway
Company ct nj. The orier .or me
Teceiyurs 70 issue certificates made
yesterday whs now sst aside snd beid
IN ubeyanoe Tor 'ullhcr DeafHN'
Uhn NauuuAl back vs. isNHlA eufn'
SOY eg nj. SucEsu ifom tue duHEr,'
Il. W. galsoli VI Tue Di'yri Mer.
camille Go. DrHufet WltnuihWn ana
Judgment iDF Iialu.,ta prayed
BEFIWE JUDE nAH1ch'
Tom Frrsgacu W de'. Nicholson
Motion lIt a srw tual Oyofruied.
Motion tuIelaX 2YstH AIuNeu,
Rachel Hewitt vs. w. NJ, Risley'
Motion 10 dismiss appeal oyeTFuls1'
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WASHING Fob. 2.-rhs Prusi.
dent to-day transmitted to Congress "a
dispatch received from Minister VII.
lis luBt Saturday. The letter from
President Dole IL not iuclosed for lack
Of time ~ tanscfibU Il alter
Willis had received II. Wi.
lis's dispatch IA dated ut Honolulu
jan. l2.n, and says: yesterday At
$3.50 y. M. received HOu. ). II.
Dolo's answer TO my letter VI
January Let. requesting him at
his earliest convenience to give mo the
specifications contained In a previous
letter. His auawer u about fiity pages
OF closely written official paper aud
has been delivered too lato either Tor
copy or reply 10 m time for the steamer
leaving nj . pm. today.
"lhote In one extract, however TO
which think your attention should
be- called wherein II N stated that 'This
govern ent has been aud now Is sub
lecled TO the necessity OF increased
wAtuhiulness anu large additional Ux-
ptnso " hich, butforsut II attitude, would
have been unnecessary (rho en-.
phasis above II miuc.l In a previous
letter OF December 27th, Minister Dole
had pgateu: 'lho government ofllcera
have been placed and still continue In
condition OF defense aud ufepara.
ton Of siege Gnd the community
has been put into state oi
mind bordering on torrorism.' Some
portion OF the letters from which thesr
extracts are made confirm the above
statement, while others seem % mega
tive them, VITA this explanation ! sub
nit them 70 your consideration. The
next steamer VIII leave here February
8rd, when would place you 10 pOssca'
sion VI Dole's letter ami my purpOsed
reply thereto about February 18Th"
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Shot in the Leg.

Z boy named william Hogsirom
was accidentally sho, Ia the leg at Five
Points, near Ogden, on "Wednesday
while playing with revolver. The
ball lodged Ia tbs flgshy part Of the
lex anu was extracted by surgeon.
The wound, while n painful one, Il
not regarded ~ a very serious one. ~
II expected that Willie Will be careful
when lac handles gun next time.
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STOLE THOM ritE TREASURY.
A.Ltrustsd Mssscngst'- Dishonesty
Discovered.

WAsuISOTOS, ID. g., Feb. 8.-Thc
treasury oilicitls nayu discovered that
JAMES Anderson, IND, trusted messeu-
gvf, has bnen pilloriug silver uohari
fr0m the bags IN tue vaults. The bags
were packed la boxes gna piled up.
Through = n0lo In one Of the huxta
Anderson cut a'bag and Withdrew the
money. 80 iAr 1t has been discovered
that nearly % thousand doIlars have
been taken Wa that way, AMI tho iuvts.
ugatiOn ~ not complete,
Anterior Is only 10 years old AMI
was recently appointed TO West Point
Military Academy. lie Is now under
arrest.
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In tho suit brought by Anirow G.
Brixon nsaibst J,hu A., Hyrumi Jos.
3. aud William GfoesbocI, 9 recover
on a promi aJiy mote, an attachment
was issurI last yvsli.g from the lhir.
district Uuuf. huI the u. =. mafshHl
levied upon tho shares OF Joseph !.
GF3rshvcs iu thu Gt1csuerk com any
iuciuIius tue Lad sharts translVffc d
no ulA WHO.
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caIoraao MLaIand ReeeITera

sr. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Judge Caldwell
this afternoon appointed J. w. Rein.
hart, ]. q. Wilson and }. q. MoCook
receivers OF tbs Colorado Midland.
These gentlemen are receivers OF the
AtchisoD, Topeka & Santa Flo main
line aud will continue to operate the
Midland ne part OF that System.
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Amended sehooI Specifications.

The amended specifications and
elevations Tor the Oqulrra school were
completed today aud gra now ON file In
the chico OF the board u education
ready Tor inspection apd ex animation
by tue oOntrnc orr u lhe new building
The bidding promise to be closer than
any received for some time.
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Down From Logan.

Professor Paul came down from
Logan this morning aud during the
DAY was buying himself ia the Utah
University ana Agricultural College
consolidation question. OF course tho
professor IL tull OF the opinion that
Logan Il the proper place To- the united
Institutions.
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BUFHOs AYREs, Feb 2.-Dlspatches
from Rio sny the Brazilian minister Of
war has resigned ON account OF dis
agreement with President Peixoto on
the subject OF prolonging the state OF
siege. Inc minister VI war Il In favor
Of Cancellation. Us said the govern
ment transport Ilaipau has Joined the
insurgents anu blocSa1ed Bahia,
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DENvEB, Feb. -prcsiient Jenefy
o. tnu Denver aud RIO Grant be- D..
stored tue salaries Of toe general oilcHs
OF tho road to thu basis Ia force buiYfu
the voluntary reduction that "eut into
effect last 5rptember. IL Is uu1uisio9i
the salaries Ot the other cmpioyns viii
10 juslUi the first Of next -Aoath.
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nurdercd aud Robbed.

LuvERsE, Ala. Feb. 2.-Mr. aud
Mts. VIM. Buth, living near hero,
were found dead In bed. Their bodlun
were riidltd with bullets, ana COM
siderable sum which they were known
10 have possessed was missing. Thy
aasafsins aru not known.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
,,r ln.rlmsnls Presented IN llo
senate by Quay.
.,,n,n ASKS ron INSTRUCTIONS
tsori 10 Repeal tho Tax on SAFE
Bsak Circulation Defeated
IN the Committee.

,.utsolos, u. O., Fol-. p co.
,s. senate, Quay presented m
,,p, em5olyius several new
Of the taHii OIL They pro-
5. the free collage OF silver aud
purchase OF $4,000 ounces
and the issac u treasury
oisyment therefor and repeal
M Isuug laws for The 'saue Of
p.e,Js resolu,lon, calling on the
,,l,,y Of the treasury 10 Inform tho
s..,,s how many bids were received
s,h,Bis aud from whom, came up Tor
cu,lisfaIion.
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IN TME PACIFIC.
conditions IN Hawaii Unchanged
Samoa Newa.

AUCKLAND, N. a., Feb. 2.-The
slramship Mariplsa has arrived from
HAWAII, bringing news 10 Jan. 20
When the MaupOsa lett Hawaii tie
people were rostiessly awaiting the de-
cision OF the United Btates Con.
gross. rne reported landing OF
the United States marines anu
sailors has no foundation IN
truth. II may he said that there Is no
change in the Situation. Pending the
arrival 0f further advioes from the
United states the newspapers when
support the provisional government
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FAYEITIVuLLE, Tenn, Feb. e.
Rey. ID. g. Cook, oolorod, one OF the
most prominent OF his race Ia this
section, has been assnssiuAled at his
own door. Jonas Clerk, oOlored, 10
arrested on suspicion Of being tao as
asAiu
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2. - Chllds
Iastd u comfortable night. He was
usllng easy this morning. Tho phy'
ielAna anticipate no serious change NJ
resent.
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HEARD ~ WARRINGTON.
The Total nona subscriptions.-st
Banhs-The Tasin uiil.

WAsnNuToN, ID. o., Feb. 1.-The
Total BOND subscriptions received up u
neon were s5S, 90 1850. This secretary
may begiu tbs work Of Rlloling bonus
hh Afternoon,
TUE TAX OK STATE BANKS CBoULA.
TIOs.
The effort 10 repeal the tar on state
bauks circulation was beaten In the
Committee on banking to-day, . 70 o. A
vote was taken ON COxe'a bill, which
relieves slate banks from tho tax, but
loes not extend this privilege 10 cir
,llallng notes Issued by private indi'
Nluals or corporations. The vote WAS
Hiull5wt:
d, Fot the bill; Cox, Cobb, (Ala.); Hall,
Lille Johnson, (OhioG Cobb, tm0.l;
hlleE, Culbrrtson, All Democrats.
Against tho hill: Springer, SperIy,
warner, Democrats; johnson, (lnd,li
hU,ius, Walker, Russell, uunderou,
hallen, Republicans. johnson, tOJi
ala Cobb, (Mu.l, voted fayorahly wisn
vac reservation that they would vote
ps1lhsl the bill In the House.
Nvtfal other bills 10 the same end
th VARIOUS limitations arc ponulng
rlofe the committee. Springer thinks
'yht VI them viii reach the Houfu.
THE TARIFF BILL.
An engr0ssed copy OF tho tariff bill IL
icing prepared by tbs House clerk. IL
atApeciel II WILDE transmitted 20 The
Negalt this afternoon, where VOORHEES,
'pphhly VIII ask that II be referred IL
'ee finance COMMITTEES,
DISPATCH FROM BENHAM.
A cipher dispatch was received this
ul9ihlug from Admiral Benham. II
thought TO be- IA request Tor instruc-
,'ou' M view Of Da Canals declaration
Ill no. would lombard Rio when b,
'esseI Without giving notice 10 tn,
,svgn cummaudera. IL IL helievel
w dispatch was sent before Bsnhan
..u tecelyed Secretary HerberPs mes
~ 10 him YESTERDAY, leaving Ia,
e, a,'er NJ Rio at his discretion. Al
n,ulleu nallona agree thu. previous
"'uee Of bombardmont must w given
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Toe time allowed D. usunly friY.8lght
Euuu. ttis believed the foreign com.
mnnder3 ut RIO will NOT niOw BON.
bardmeut ON shorter nuiics.
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PANS, Feb. 2.-Cpl. Dodds tulr.
graphs that ox.KiuS BchHnzin has
turfcr1orel 10 him aud Is now under
arrest.
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dcny tho rl.ht OH tue United States ~
restore the queen.
Advicea tom Samoa under dato oi
January 97ih, say lntt tuief m8lietth
has takuu tteps 20 iHng tir fubuliious
chief tciure the D4IHf irlca AZ o.
aided that all imme isir prospects, ~
another war In Samoa Il a. Iu end.
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GOLD COMING IN.
SIS million Dollars Deposited la tho
hub,IrehsuTy.

NEW YORK, Fob. 2.-Slx million
dollars In gold has been deposited Ia
the subtreasury here against purchases
OF the government bonds. A broker.
age nrm oilers them for sale at rs aGd
accrued interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-02
suPPO,ED 40 ~ cRoNfs's.
Testimony In she CouHhIin cases Tuo
Kntves

CHICAGO, Fob. 2.-ln the Coughlln
case today Mrs. Martin testified that
prior 10 the death Of DR.. Crjnin she
saw In Coushlin's possession two
knives closely resembling those taken
from Coughlin when arrested nni sup
po8.u 10 be CiOLiu's knives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-02

WarnutB lOr these amounts wufo
bpin. Signed today aui viii DO laid
tomlrrlW on presentation 70 Tr0luurof
DIlgv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-02
School Board Pay Rolls.

The board OF education VIII disburtc
the following amounts Of money 60.
morrow covering tue month Of Janu'