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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21
REACHED HIS NOSE.
Everybody Startled 10 the DoOly
Building This Morning.
An UNPAID BILL THE CAUSE.
The Lumber Merchant and tho Collie.
Tor Chanccd 10 Meet, and Then
the Blood Began 10 FLOW.

a piercing shrek, followed by cries
foS help, rang through the D5oly build.
lug Just aiior thu court, opened this
morning. 4 general stampede was
made Tor tho elevator, 4, being feared
that an accident had happened, but
the crowd soon learned that nothing
was the matter there, aud rush was
then maie Tor the third floor, In the
corridor VI which some two hundred
persons were gathered. a young
mau named John Bloomfield,
a collector IN tho employ Of Walker
Bros. and Fylcr Co., was the central
figure bloot was stream ing from n cut
across the bridge Of his nose aud he
had o very scared look. The individ.
ual from whom he had received the
punishment had meanwhile, on the
advice OF his friends, stepped into the
office q the New York Life Insurance
Co., 20 prevent further trouble. He
was James W. Eardloy, the WE'LL
known lumber Cealef.
IL all happened In this way.
some two Year, or mere ago
Bloomfield went 10 Eatdley's lum.
uur yati aud purchased some timber.
lie gRyca reference bud on this strength
% thiH obtained credit, with the prom.
i.c 70 pay within reasonable tlme.
ltoroated applications were afterwards
made Tor thu money, but all 10 no puf-
pose, aud tho account has now, II 10
said, passed the period covered by the
statute Of Limitations.
rnis morning Eardley and bis
debtor accidentally met and the
old subject was again TAked %.
Mr. Earilty was desittus Of having au
explanation u the other mau's con.
Duct, AnJ then u was that Bloomfield
thrust his light hand Ia the direction
Of his hip pocket Taking this rs
meaning something dangerous, Mt.
EatIlry hIdcd him blow on tho
nose with his tist, knocking him down
and drawing blood. The collector,
who was down ON his hands anu
kness, uttered heaftfending shrek
aud impiDtod "somrhnjy" 10 "arfest
this maulp Mr.. McKsllar, One Of
Sicnogtaphef Frank MuGufriB's "a.
tisianis, ran out 81 tue Uiiic- aud ns.
sisted In holding oil Mt. Eafdlvy, whu
was busily engaged la pummsliug his
man. bloomfield certainly gst the Wofsl
OF the encounter from start TO flbish. he
sluak OIL looking very crcatiallen.
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THAT UNIVERSITY BRAWL.
4 Free Fight B3tTlaE Cornell Fresh
mn all UDplr Glass Hen.
a Coiored Cook nnd one student Dead
49, the Hesuit OF Poisoned
Air.

IGmcA, y. s., Feb. 2i.-rho upper
classnun OF the Cornell University
have a serious matter on tnUir hands a.
result OF what was taken 10 be only
a boy.sh prank. Last night the fresh
men held "a banquet at one OF the pub
Ito halls. There was a general rush by
the upper classmeu, which resulted iu
free fight that took place as tie
Freshmen entered the malt, aud 10
took the whole police force oi the town
O. haujlo 10, even then with poor
success. Soon alter the banquet began
one after another OF the freshmen was
overcome anu taken out Of sue ban.
quot rl0m. Later 1t WIS found that
tho seniors hal oontrivri TO In.
seft n tube through the wall
o' the banquet room through whicu
they Injected chloride ga, which was
the cause n the trouble. IL WAS not
thought at hrst that II would have any
serious result, but about mliuiguI
Mis-. Jacks1n, the clloroi cook VIM
catered Tor the ircsumrn, died, and
this mDruiug ruOs, Mcneil, a student
Il Pitaburg, H'tO died.
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MR.. HYDE REMOVED.
lie i Succeeded a. Manager Of tho
BulliOu.B,ck by +. 4. Farms.
worth.

Las, night a change that has been
expected for some time, ~ the result Of
the legal dispute between Mr.. Beck
and Mr.. Hyde, vas cauled Into effect
at a meeting OF tho board Of directors
II tho BullIou.Beck Mining company.
The president OF the company, M
Thatcher Is now in CalifOrHia, nuj
JHhu Bych, viuu president, preul1ud NJ
tho mUelIug, Tho directors voted 10
.gm0ye A. l.. Hyde from the position
10 manager ilr tho company, aud 4.
l.. FaTasw1rth, who Is also manager OF
the Horn Silver was appointed to take
charge " the cDmpauy's mines until
the regular election next month.
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viii bo at all iuysdcI BY
their actionp. Nothing hns been dono
by Thorn in violation o' tholr ttuai,
either rs ozecut0fa or guardians. Iti.
also JouluI tnnt anything wrong ou
their part can boz aauurialncI tom 90
iusToc,iIu OF the records OF fIc., and
the demurrer then sets forth that moth.
lug Ui uu erroneous character has ever
btpu cllluI ~ their attunu1n-th
the hfsi intimnti1n they received Of
thIa was when the petition was nlcd Ia
this court
Tue executors therefore pray that
the demurrer be- sustained aud tue
prayer OF tho petition refused.
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COURT REPORTERS EARNINGS.
Mr.. Frank L. McGuyriu Expresses His
Opinion ~ to the "fee BILL"

with reference to the leo bill now
before tho legislature, 80 nileo,iug tho
flee o. court sIeuographor, Mr.. Flank
~. McGuTriu, until a few dayB
ago official reporter Of the
laird District Court, this morning
stated to NEWS reporter that he
wholly uitCJuutuuAucuu any such pro.
plsal a. tunt now made. "IheTe j.
lots uf hard work connected with the
position VI court reporter" said ne,
''and the mau who hOluu Il ought 10
be- well paid. Wnilo % 10 true that the
ices sometimes run up M high Bs hus
uoeu claiaDJ, SIN they LTo uuseryelly
earned. In my opinion tic matter
shollu uU ie.t just 90 % stands now"
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rhe renn.,IyanIa EIseIIon.

PuiADELrnIA, Feb. 2l.-Pennsyi-
Vuil, with ten counties 10 hear from,
rlle Gilutha a. Grow, Republican,
hf CJugfeaman a. lasge, 1874
plurality.
When tho returns hfo al, In u H.
believed that Crows plurality will be
hrngIy 100. 900, the largett In the history
OF lhu Iary IN The state. Tue high
water mark heretofore was plurality
OF laj, li5 for Jackson, TOT state treas.
uftr.
Republican state Chairman Juilker.
con claims the state by l75,O1O. In the
cities the local Republican ticket was
elected IN most every Instance. Such
Democratic stronghOlds as Reading,
YJTg, Allentown, Altoona, Sunpurg
AMI Eastou were swept into tho Ru
publican column.
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Mrs. Woodbury's Accident.

An article appeared In last evenings
NEWS stating tina. Mrs, Woodbury., OF
81. George, had broken her arm, which
wasa mistake. A letter received by
Elder Angus NJ, Cannon, President Of
salt Lake stake, from his brother Da'
vid Ii. Cannon, under date Of Feb. rs,
gives the following particulars OF the
accident;
"last evening A. l sat down TO sup.
Ter young mau came into my house,
an excitement, stating that Sister
Woodbury. had put her ankle out ot
nlacs and wanted me 10 come over. |
ent him for a doctor and went over 10
zoe our sislcr Ann, who | found suher-
ing intense agony from pain In the
ankle. The doctor soon arrived and
rrouuuuced II bad fracture Of the
ANAL bone Of the leg. In short time
hu had her left limb IN splints ami
landagea Tue fracture IL three or four
inches above the ankle. She Was
alone at the time u the accident ami
was found by CHILD who came on an
Grand"
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Tnntral of Sister Pratt.

Tic funeral Of Sister Belinda A..
MarIcu Prat, took place Ia lhc Four.
tu1nth warl assembly hall few min.
utos pact n am. today, B'nop George
II. Taylor presiding. Very suitable
SINGING was rrug,rrl ty trr ch1ir
Prayer was offered by Elder lIODtft
Patrick, %. the EIghtUuUuu ward, OF
which slyr pnu was % late member
Tuu upulhum were Elders EIwarI
Stevenson, VIM. Barton, Abraham
A.. Cannon auJ Angus NJ. Can.
Too, NUsy Clus9liug rcmirHa were
maize OF uup of the Hgui
veterans Ot the Fourteenth ward
Ofwhlch Hle was one OF tue original
mOmuur iu Ne pioneer existence,
wnutu sins raised o family sul wns luit
a widow Nlun rgg husbsui, Elder
Farley h. Pnt Waa murdered. Tho
miIIuuss, uul'.aACulco uul uac.m'
uAiuiug manner %. the decreased IN
the uiIB, Of pioneer priyat.1ns will not
uu forgotten tIIn by th0sc who snow
hrf. Iho audience was large, aud con-
sisted OF tAr numerous family aud near
friends from various city wafIs. Sister
Pratt hu1 goue g. Join hur marlyrud
husband and her late daughter Belinda
aud a n1st Of friends VINO have pre-
coded her
The brnedici'on was pronounced by
Elder Joseph H.. Taylor
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Washington Day Exercises.

A. There will bs no session OF the
public schools on Thursday, Washing.
ton day, with tho exception OF The
Onaf'o school, outotyauccs will occur
on FflIay afternoon, The following
ssh0la will hByo appropriate c2rr.
r,tra Washington school, lowell
Nu0l, Fourteenth school, Poplar
Grove scnoUl, hsmiil3u sslgJi AuI
FUuGh Bulo0L Tue Fourteenth school
viii have uECTC.HrH cOaIWumUgs "
Washington, Lowell anI Luugi How,
the Lowell school viii commemorate
the great p0ot, aud lhe remainder ut
those above mentioned viii have
Washington oxcrolscs only. These ale
tho only city schools OF which a report
has been given, that viii observe tho
lly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21

ranch on tho Little Missouri river iu
the eastern part Of Cfoall county, 20 the
Johnst3ne Btothcfs placs on the Belle
FJufrhe, n distance Oi twenty-five
miles. lie got Lost In a binding snow
storm, aud after wandering around on
the prairie Tor thiriy.aix hours came
blck 10 hif starting place, NEARLY rE.
hnualet from COLI and hunger. HiB
hands ard feet were badly frozen. The
unfortunate mau was brought 10 this
city Tor treatment IL will be necessary
TO nmputsie his fingers aud toed. Mi
Lang has only been In Wyoming about
a month aud he Is without money or
friends.
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w,guNuruN, Fob. 2l.-5Ocrctaty
.n,tb bns appr we'd tue draft OF a cir
.si,r which will soon be iasuei for tue
.ivstnipg OF applications ior right Of
s,y over public lands for canals,
'sshes and reservoirs. rhe rsht IL
IN 10 extend only 10 the construction
"a no public timber or material viii
h. allowed 90 be- tukcn OF uaud Tor re-
ualf OF Improvement.
ms de1attment rnlingof March -,
t.6s holding that natural lasts, being
si,,siy sources Of water supply shall
I'D Up used for reservoir purposes NOT
liver BIZ TANNED no ns 10 overflow Into
aecnt county IL oycrrule1. Al
r,i.ons settling on public lands TO
which right u way hhs been attached
hf cana, ditch VI reservoir are re-
o1If,I tu take them subject to this
\ b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21

Tho thai Of the action brought by
Spencer Clawson aud LeGnni Young,
administrators ot tho estate Of Ciatn
d. E,unt against Arthur Brown,
this morning, before Judge Baflch ana
a jury in the Third district court.
10 was not expected o. Flash until late
this afternoon. The dispute n ovoi
a strip Of land M lot rs, block |, plat /.
There nr1 lots OF wltntuscs, ami lots Of
lawyeu' talk.
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-rodnY's Prubale Court.

Estate d James Robbins, deceasedi
Hearing on citation issucl, directing
the administrator O.. q. liaytouidl to
furnish ANEW UguJ. the Iiniu'stfai0r
appeared anI asked Tor an c4tousi0u
ui umt, which was gtnutr Till Wed.
uuHuay, Match IN, nj lUu. m.
Estate 1l James II, Bog ~, drcuaHe I.
Hearing un puuti0n for PROBATE OF will
guu Letters of administration with Will
amended. Lldyard NJ. Bailey appoints
ed Aumiuist'alfix uu hliug bond.
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A Benefit Party.

Lsst eveninG q social party was held
ia Tie Seventh ward assembly hall Tor
no benefit Of the poor OF the ward
The dancing was iut,rspetsed with
vocal and instrumental music, recita'
uUus anu u speech ny tho Bishop OIL
tho ward. Tho worthy OH ct Of the
marty bTluRhta large numuur OF people
together anu ~ uppebred to enjoy
themselves. Tho event was "A com.
plelu succvss financially aud socially,
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were expected 90 occupy tho whole Of
t1Ily, had ucDu dimiICd there -
mliroi uD further criminal settings for
today
JuIso N,rfilt accordingly Nhori.
ly btUfr II Dol1c.) adjourned c0uti
% .tll2r. I'., WHEN, htIu,I, hu would
b. a. dy o listen 90 any motions
wh'cn INA ere Of the bar might with
20 sutmii 90 him.
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LONDON, Fol-. 2i.-rOs!man says he
learns On tho authority Oi "a friend Oi
QUO Of the principals that ckson and
Cofbctt have no IDEA Of attempting TO
ottu their contest Ia the Uuiied
States. lnry dOrot care 10 be- bndgefcI
by CLUBS anu authorities ~ was the
u1su Ia tho Milclcll.C0rbolt match.
The event u almost certain % be- cot.
ilei ut the Nuti0ua. Sporting club,
i.uudYu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21
Nomnn sn.Irnse Aranmenl..

WAsHtSGrJS, Fob. "a. - Twenty.
i've members Of the Woman Suffrage
convention appeared before the House
judiciary committee this morning.
Only four members Of the committee
were present. Arguments in favor Oi
woman Suffrage were made b. Susan
u. Anthony, Rev. Anna Shaw, Ida O..
Huliiu, Ills, Mfs. Virginia g. Young,
South Catolinn; Miss Livinia G..
Hatch, Maze; Henry Blackwell, Mas, D.,
Prof. Jennie Ginoid, Buchtpl college,
Ohio; Mrs. Waugh, vile OF RuprUsen.
lauve Waugh, lud,, aud othcm.
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Tho nrnslllan Rebels.

RODE JANEiRO, Feb. gl.-rhe Ar
m5cro batteries destroyed By the rebels
gldng the battle OF February Q have
bsen restored. rne reBul force IL now
IN 10 have been reduced 70 900 men,
aida number 0f these are more or less
severely wounded, IL IL not Oo.iuvoi
b. eiulc Tor tho rebels " undertake
'uflher operations on land until the
attl Il strongly reinforced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21

TORONTO, Feu. 2l.-rhe canal
tchemt o. connect the Georgian Boz
Wtl Lake Onlarlu has panel the com.
mites stages. 4, hss now 60 10 90 the
council Tor ratification. 1 succe.s'ul
tue prlmlttts lrouiiar 10 suend 500.
u0l,OO'u uiL The tiuilig going ny the
way Ut thc Eriu uAuul Will be diverted
10 Lake Oulnflo anu through the st.
trurg river To Europe. rue route
W. miles shorter than by the Lake
L,iu canal. rhr pr0molers expect to
buI hll the western traffic.
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pcun,ls, Searching Tor nissinE Rep
rrscntnti,'s

ncputIes Searching ior "''s'"A
rrsontatiN'@
WAsmNarON, F,h. 2h-unly s ',
mrmnsrs OF the House we've uN"
counted f,r when tue Huu'v 49,, 49,.
hIsi ana the IN locations ur' lha' thr
go .ulocE viii no broken before quo on"
VI tlu urbsllu, ,-..,f fla,
sorsean,-at arms reported a ... ,1 Xxx !.
spyeu OF tho member, gfilg 'I.'" ~ ,.,.
excused on account oi Illness o l,, u'
inc way to the capital anu ''l"''
have been sent for those seven, ANA.
Bland flnally, at p'mg b'' " 'n-
rum ON mo.ion for thg ''''''
ou,stton Ga his auigulorage BILL ,,.
Tns victory ior Bland was o Oh.
.ecuTei aflor 4 tusslo win kar'i WV
insisted that the De.nocTaIic ay,e ,llI,,. T,
actual and constructive, oo oi'' 49,.
saying thas the Republicans hA' wv"
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The High Council Of the Salt Lab,
stake Of Zion Will convene Weduof.
lay, February 2lst, 1894. at 1880 %. Ia,
Members q thu council Auu person,
having cuisines. 10 come before sal
meeting are requested 10 take note ul
mis-. JAAEs u, BTIRLINd, Clsrk.
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NEWS WIRED TODAY.
, lIrysUnIYorsily site Bill Approved
BY House Committee
,vrlye ANARCHISTS ARRESTED
L,,tofihe Kearssgs Crcw.-Grow's
plprallty.-Condltion Of the
Brazilian Rebels.

v,urNaroN, Feb. 2i.-Rawlins'o
an sorting land from the Fort Doug
~, millt,ry reservation rs site Tor
,ss ljalvprsity Of Utah aud the Geary
Sunrntu5lc road through the Lime
p,ln, rriofvatlou, California, have
ZEN approved by the House COM
-,I,t,r On military allaip.
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Organized Forestry.

Next Saturday evening the Ulnh
Forestry association viii DO organized
in the parlors Of the Hotel rempletou.
All who arc interested In this import.
ant movement arc earnestly requested
% be pro out. rHo meeting viii be
called 10 order nj eight O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21

The last edition Of the Tooele
Times has boon Issued, the plant sold
nud shipped, being sent from this city
10 Eureka today. The purchaser Is Mr..
Il. h. CLARK. What he Intends doing
with it he has not announced.
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Notice TO ATTORNEYS.

Chief Justice Mrrutg announced IN
his bmuch OF the ruId district court
this mOIniGg that on Friday morning
next, at 10 O'Clock, no would make =
call VI tho calendar anu BOT cases Tor
tuAl, either jury Or equity, US the
members OF tie bar might desire.
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Neal Ticket, Ion the llnngry.

Srlcc.man Blmbsfle, stated this
afternoon that 100 had been presented
with 900 meal tgau,s this morning.
The DunOr was IL h. ID. Cliu. The
Tickets will bc distributed by Mr.
Blmuurger Mt his office tomorrow.
Ouiy deserving pcuons need Apply.
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The Fonrlh School.

The Fourth school, corner West
Temple AMI Seventh South, on is-
Emma Finch, teacher) will have tho
following program Of exercises on
Friday afternoon. tho 28ti inst, cou.
mruciur nj O'Clock.
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roo "HNhi'N 20 tIc NhNA
.ruNDANCR, Mypn Feb, 2l.-E. T..
hllr sherry, Peter Gard, WV. Hughes,
hul tWo other prOspce.Ou, started
lupfNay for the gold hcldB NJ ClarN's
Inisi u the northern part Of Fremont
county. They have two heavily load
'd wagons OF ptuvision4 and are going
ueHarul TO stay several months. Mt.
hlagthstry visited that region more
t"ln twenty years ago and no 10 cOnii'
ueAl thht thuIo nre d0ine ricn placer
mlteH thuru, The lndiune were ttOu.
u'thumv when lao waH there aud for
l.hi reason hU was unable ~ prospect
Ae mipts with any degree Ut SAFETY.
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DISASTROUS ACCIDENT.
wo,d choppers rorlsh In "a SNOW
SLIDE.

hlAHes
VERDI, Nevada, Feb. n ED Eide,
Tom rnTashrr, NJ. =. Wheeler, Michael
Warner, Leonard Nelson, wood chcp.
peis, wofo overwhelmed In n snow
tIllB Ia the mountains near here last
Monday and tho tnut was not dlsoOv-
uled Tor - hours. Edo was lOuud un.
conscious nuu badly wounded. IL II
tugp0sed the OIhura were buried Ia the
FuUW anu mo dead. A rescue party In
digging ior tho bodice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21

NEW YOMi, Feb. 2l.-rho earnings
Of the Uuion Pacific systom fJr the
year ending December 3lsi, were,
Efo-i, s37, ii7,il6, decrease OF 5000.
900; nut sll,7gj,0j2, a decrease u
Si1li,bg8.
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School Snsnensinn.

The regular snisiou o. tbs Lat,er.day
saints college viii 10 suspended Co.
morrow (WashlugIoh's Birthday and
resume on Friday thu 98id inst.
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MIN NnlnrIn SrhonI TnlnY.

The Ontario school, situated on First
West, between Ninth ami Tenth
South, and OF which Mrs. NJ. Graves Ia
principal, had exercises commemora.
i've Of the father Of his country today.
The program commenced nj O'Clock
ans WnH ls follow:
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utmbtr. Convicted aud Condemncd TO
tmprisuuunrnt

PRAGUE, Feb. gl.- rhe trial Of the
memtrfs Oi tho OIildina secret politi-
cal t0ciety 81 concluded. The pfisonrfu,
except twt, w,rs convicted anu sen.
,snced 10 imprisonment for terms
nugug from fortnight to eight
yytn.
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WAsutNUrUN, d. g., Feb. 2i.--
The President has nominated Gran.
VILE Stuart, Montana, minister 10 Par.
aguuy and Uruguay.
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t't1.0i b.paich 10 tho SEwA
huNpANCE, Wyo., Feb. 2l.-Rudolph
Lang, late oi Cincinnati, Ohio, starioi
llA' week 10 walk to jacob Durr's
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Two nnnrsLale.

The Denver mail and passengers due
In this city a! noon today over tho Rio
GBuio Western were Two hours late.
The heavy fall Of snow along the route
was the cause.
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L0NUON, Feb. 2i.-Bar silver r5ppod
TO Isl 4. per ounce, the lowest on
recon-,
At5 3. M, bar silver was Isl. Fence.
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NEw HAVEN, Conn, Feb. a.
pUL H.. y. PHELPS, cA-miulstlr to
England, b. srI1uHi
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TwELvr noun ARnEsrED.

Paris Anarchists IN tue Hands OF tho
Law.
PARIS, Feb. 2l,-rwelve more an.
archists have been arrested, including
tie bastard supposed - be the author
" yesterdays explosion. Malame
CalaOfcsla and tbs others woundod by
!, ate doing well.
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4 mig FIRE.
I.1ohIns Ilr rInetr nlne..

GvNCY, H., Feb. 2l.-A fire this
uy,uius caused tue loss Of 100000.
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The prosecuting attorney stated tha.
a. the charges against Anlofsohi beA
'on anu Honey, tue IIluls Of whom
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