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place. The situation has, in fact, settled
into one of glaring defiance, in which the
royalists themselves admit they would
have no show unless aided by the forces
OF the United States.
THE sEMI-REPUBLIC.
The nronosition for the establish
ment of republic here, said to have
been brought down by Minister Thurs
ton and Mr.. II. NJ. Castle OF the Adver-
tiser, is absolutely denied By both theee
gentlemen. To the Associated Press,
Mr.. Thurston said: "Such an
idea naver entered our heads.
Why should it7 We are now
an established government. We have
been recognized by both the United
States and Russia, and to establish a
republic would be but to renounce the
recognized nation We now have for ex-
istence. This we do not propose to do,
deny it absolutely, and give it the
widest publication, concluded Mr..
Thurston.
When interviewed, Mr.. Castle took
the same view. "You can see what my
views are from the columns of the Ad-
vertiser. While, like Thurston, am
an n-born-American, not
here to compromise unless our ma
tional mother, America, goes completely
back on us, which / don't be.
lieve American patriotism would
tolerate. As for the financial
condition of the government SO far as it
can be determined, it is one of increas-
ing security. Taxes are flowing in and
the determined stand taken has caused
deposits in the postal savings bank to
largely increase during the past month. f"
Minister Damon is hopeful that if no
adverse action is taken by congress, a
permanent ssmi-Americsn form OF gov
eminent can ultimately be established
here, which will be the forerunner OF q
stable government in unstable Hawaii.
The herald., 1894-01-09
THE KEY TO THE RIDDLE.
John BULBS Designs on the Hawaiis
al

John Bulls Designs on the Hawaiian
Islands.
New YORK, Jan. 8.-The Press says
the key to the Hawaiian riddle comes in
private letter dated HonoIu-
lu, December 14th, 10 days be-
fore the departure of the Corwin.
The letter is from DR.. NJ. E. Grossman,
Honolulu, inclosing memorandum
from one of the petty officers on
board the British gunboat Champion,
now at Honolulu. DIR. Grossman writes /:
December the Champion left Homo
lulu harbor for the oHtensible purpose OF
going to the island of Maui and having
shell practice. She left Honolulu and
did not 90 to Maui. Instead she
steamed a couple of hours up and down
in front of Honolulu harbor, the
crew all the time going through
gun drill and taking sights
on all provisional government build
ings where troops are stationed, ammu-
milton stored and public Offices estab'
lished. The Champion then steamed q
little further out and had some shell
practice. returning to the harbor late in
the day, but no men from either the
The herald., 1894-01-09
A FIGHT MANIFESTO.
The Corbett-MitcheIl Mill to Come o
as Advertised.

The Corbett-MitcheIl Mill to Come on
as Advertised.
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. s. - The long
club was issued tonight, as follows:
Attorney General Lamar, speaking
for himself and also for the governor,
having declared in letter to the Inter-
Inter-Ocsan of Chicago, that the
Corbett-Mitchell contest will not take
place in Florida proper, we inform the
public that neither the attorney general
nor the governor possesses any judicial
power, and to add that state officers act
ing under the direction of the executive
have refused to allow any judicial deter
mination by any court of law
which claimed a contest will violate it,
and to that end have caused the
prosecution, originated for the purpose
of testing the law, to be dismissed; and
further. the executive OF the state,
possessing the prerogative OF asking
the opinion of the highest judicial
tribunal Of the state as to the construc-
tion OF the statute, has declined to do 30.
The public is hereby assured the con-
test will take place as advertised. No
plans have been formed or
steps taken, and none will be
taken by either the governor
or attorney general to stop contest, and
that tickets can be bought with conf
dence that the contest will take place
under the conditions named.
HENRY MASON,
President Duval Club.
Members of club say they wish it
plainly understood preparations for the
battle will go on as though nothing had
happened. No attention will be paid to
threats from the governor nor any state
- &C ------sr gn Q iuar 5oI UI--snv .
courts they say they will be obliged to
have the question solved once for all, and
they do not fear the result. Friends OF
the club say the Duval people are show
ing great nerve, while their opponents
claim they will bring down the wrath
of the governor in short order. The re-
result is awaited with no little interest.
About midnight last night some un-
known person attempted to enter Cor
belts room, at Mayport. Corbett WAS
aroused from his slumbsr by q noise at
his window. and, springing from
his bed, found that some person had
broken open the blinds and was at
tempting to raise the window sash.
Corbett seized a pistol and rushed to
the door, when he saw a person in the
act OF leaving the house, about ten
yards from him. Corbett fired several
times, but does not think any shots
took effect. The sound of the shooting
alarmed the household, and soon Mrs.
Corbett, Miss Howard and others gath
cred about the champion. There was
no more sleep at training guar
ters that night. for it was
believed some person was trying to
enter Corbett's room and trying to do
him some injury to prevent him being
ready to meet Mitchell. Hereafter Cor
belts trainers will take turns in watch
ing the champion while he sleeps.
The herald., 1894-01-09
THE AUCTION SYSTEM.
Riverside Oranges Sold Under the HaI
mer in San Francisco.

Riverside Oranges Sold Under the Ham
mer in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8.-The system
OF disposing of fruit by auction was in
augurated in this city today. The
auction rooms are on Washington
street, convenient to the wharf and
near the center of the fruit comm isHion
business. There was a crowd on the
floor when the sale opened at 80, and
bidding began at once and was
lively to the end. Only one
carload was disposed of, this
consisting of the first of an extensive
shipment OF oranges from Riverside.
The prices realized were about
such as had ruled. Fancy ma
vels brought $2021s; choice,
$l.75@2.00; fancy seedlings, $1.S5 (;
choice, sl15@1.25. The auction system
is on a strictly cash basis. Behind the
action company are five Of the heavy
fruit firms Of the city, The combination
has entered into contracts with several
fruit exchanges of Southern California.
The herald., 1894-01-09
NEW YEARS HERALD.
/ Splendid Gift Very Appropriate for
II

A Splendid Gift Very Appropriate for
Eastern Friends.
The 4S-page New Years HERALD 10
now on sale at the HERALD Office and
by all the principal news dealers. 1t is
the largest newspaper ever issued in
Southern California and, outside of San
Francisco, on the Pacific coast. The in
formation contained in the New Years
HERALD has been carefully compiled
and comprises everything that any one
can possibly want to know about this
favored section. The New Years HER
AID can be had at the HERALD business
Office, wrapped ready for mailing, for 10
cents per copy. Be sure and mail few
copies where they will do the most
good.
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A SMUGGLING RING.
Customs Officers Make Sensational Ar
rests in San Francisco.

OubtOmB Omcera maze SGnsatiOnhl Ar-
rests in San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 8.-The Exam
iner says Collector Wise has discovered
big smuggling ring, with headquarters
in San Francisco. Frederick Miller,
George Wichman, candy dealer. and
Lew Greenwood have been arrested
for smuggling $4,000 worth of opium
and illegally landing 1S Chinese. Two
other members of the ring. Voss and
Sornson vera arrested some time ago in
Sacramento, were released on bail and
are now in Victoria. The Examiner says
customs officials are implicated
and other arrests will be made.
The schooner Esmeralda was
chartered and brought down from Vic
toria 1,500 pounds OF opium and thirteen
Chinese, all of which was successfully
landed. Ex-Inspectors of Customs Pat
tison and Noyes are implicated.
The herald., 1894-01-09
The war In Honduras.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The Herald's dis
patch from Mansgua, Nicaragua,
dated January 8. says: The Mica
raguan invaders OF Honduras have
won another important victory.
General Ortiz captured the town of Ma
caome this afternoon. Nacaome is a
province of Choluteca, and situaded not
far from the city of that name.
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P.ter Jackson,s opinion.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Jan. 8.-Peter
Jackson, colored heavyweight pugilist,
is here with a theatical company. He
was seen today, but declined to
give his opinion of the Corbett-
Mitchell affair. both are good men
and it will be hard fight. Corbett and
l have signed articles to fight next June,
and no matter what the outcome OF this
battle with Mitchell is | hope our
match will be co."
The herald., 1894-01-09
Unaelivered Tslegrams.

There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph company q
Office. corner Court and Main streets,
January s, 1894, for e. j. Jones, M. E.
Phinney, j. Mern Robinson.
The herald., 1894-01-09
Abbott and TaIvey.

New YORK, Jan. S.-A special to the
World from Providence says Stanton
Abbott, champion lightweight OF Eng
land, defeated Jack Falvey of Newport,
R. l., in 15 rounds at the Metropole
club tonight.
The herald., 1894-01-09
A DOUBLE sErBAcK.
Boss McKane and His Gang Completely
Knocked Our.

Knocked Our.
BROOKLYN. N. Y. Jan. 8.-The Demo
Gratis in the Kings county board of su.
pervisors received a double set
back today. The supreme court un'
seated the Democratic claimant from
Flatlsnds and John Y. McKane lost the
chief supervisorahip which the Demo-
cratic party gave him week ago. The
spectators hissed the Gravesend chief
tain when he attempted to speak. Ht
occupied his own seat. not even ventur-
ing to act as president pro tenn.
The herald., 1894-01-09

Cured cough left after lung fever, with two
bottles. Mrs. Lizzie Burns. Barclay, eangamon
Co, Ills, writes as follows: II think DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is truly an excellent remedy for
coughs left from lung fever, as TWO bottles en-
tirely cured nay daughter"
The herald., 1894-01-09
Dixon and Grifo.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 8.-Manager Tom
O'Rourke stated today he was comples-
ing arrangements for George Dixon TO
meet young Critic OF Australia in a
six-round contest in Chicago in about
fnur waaka
The herald., 1894-01-09
Death of Adiutant Orton,

SAN Francisco. Jan. S.-Richsrd H.
Orton. Acknowledgements of the National
Guard of California during Waterman's
administration, died at Oakland today.
The herald., 1894-01-09

Mr.. VIM. II. Moore. 3O7 S. Charles St., Balti-
more, Md, Commission Merchant, recon-
mends Salvation Oil for rheumatism and chill
blains. He writes 'My wife and son have used
Salvation OIL for rheumatism and chilblains
with marked efficacy"
The herald., 1894-01-09

Rheumatism positively cured by Prenti s.
Rectifying Pills Try them. 25c, druggists
The herald., 1894-01-09
Catalina Island.

Avalon Home open for guests at low
rates for the winter.
The herald., 1894-01-09
LAND FOR SALE.

BY THE LOT OR ACRE, in Colgrove, Ca.
huenga valley. western suburb CT Los Ange.
les, on the L A. q P. r. Il. No place like It
for home. Location beautiful. The best OF
SOIL water. climate, scenery, and frostless. 90
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take the Cahuenga dummy railroad For
further information apply to O. COLE, 23z y
Main street. Los Angeles, or to SEWARD 70 w.
at Colegrove. ll-l9 u
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MhRsBAl's SAFE.

DuRsrANr no AZ ORDER NND DE-.
tfuu ut foreclosure Aud sl.C 90 Mo di.
rrctci by 80. thit JudIsti District Court
"a INC Territory uf ltau, I UIAI expose
no public HHIo Ht tHu south front door uf
The county N1uu iloufH Oh ihg city OF
rall Lake. county ui -uu Lake aud Iuuit ~
NJ Utah. un ihC Nu DAY OF Iulf, int. 40 D.
% fu|a W.t uII lNC rIEHi. UND. C|HIIu and iu
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vile, Z. 90. Hardy and Nlufm ". Hardy. his
WIit Joseph uuH tfIHH Young aud Auro 81.
louns De vile, uHu a. luits jonathan o.
hnyiu. William o. g. rFrUs, Edward Richards,
Charles Matthew'S ana Che Utah Commercial
g savings hlut q corporation, ~. in, nnd
lu the following described real estate. situate,
lyiuE anil being iu 7alt Take County. and
described ls fulowf, io.Wii Doing part Of
Dot four NI, block seventy I've .liI. plat "a"
uuthwcft corner Of raid Iut four ~ amt suu-
ming norm twcnty.f0uf Itu feet. thence rast
one hundred 400 fees thence south twenty.
fUur tgli fcri thence west one lundrtd tlH }
fget ~ place OF beginning being situate in the
lily ami county ot sat Lake, Territory %
Utah. Co Dc cold as ihu prouHrr Of Oscar n
Hardy and D.. a. Hardy hia Wic. J. q. HARDY
and Miriam N. HARDY, biz wife. Joseph Don
Carlos Young and Auru Ns Young. bic VIE.
Don e.. Iutts, Jonathan q. IuYlH, William %
MarEcid Edward Richards. CHARLES Matthews
and The Unh Commercial q -aYIuEa Ntuk. o.
corporation. 90 trr cult ui lions SAVINGS bank
a Trust Company, = corporation.
SAT NJ. BRIGHAM.
u. 3 Marshal.
Hy Ious ~ CuuvuCK, Deputy NlarlaL
Dated 90 SAT- LAKE CiN, june liin 1921.
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SUMMONS.


The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
greeting 90 Dluiel y, uar.lug, urieudUnti
YOU ARE HEaEnY INQUIRED 10 AP.
Il pear iu au action brought AGAINST you by
tic auuyr named plAIutlu u thC District Cuurl
Of tho fhirc Judicial btuict of the Territory
Of Utah, ana 20 auawcr quo complaint nled
therein Wtthn zen days lUNulutWC Of the day
ot soryiccl Micr inc service on you OF THIS
flmmuns-f served within this county; or, n
served outuf thm county, but in this district.
within twenty days ,utugrWisU within forty days
-pr Judgment by default will bu Jason against
you. according 10 she prayer OF said complaint
Iho raid action b. brought 10 have ~ decree
uf THE court dfH1lVul the hnuds OF matrlmony
CNlIllur between lnr pIaintih anu defendant,
awarding the plaihuu such portions u the
property o. may be iust aud equitable onioln
iua undertaking Tie Defendant from dispou
M OF or Futumuuriug Iu any way IN property
be- described lu The comp amt requiring the
'5's .am Tor ,Suense. OF ms acton.
counsel ieca and temporary alimony Tor usu of
pluinuu during rguuuuty oi me acton nuu
awarding plauuu rvat0ra ION OF hrr maiden
uuiur 90 vat. "rurHh d. Davidson and Hurh
other aud general relief uH may be- equitable
ana luHts ABOVE fclri prayed Tor on thr
ground tnat defendant without JUST cause or
pToyucAu0n has treated pAutih ln such cruel
Inhumau aud brutal way as 90 cause nrr great
bodily suffering and mental anguish anu die
truss. Iuat defendant hlH refused To- provide
plaintiff with Che common nCcyaHAUigE % lite
and that Cor moro than one year IIal pact dc.
PENDANT has refused % maintain marital rUla,
uuua with U|alnuu.
Aud you aUr hereby moulded AAtu you flIi
tn auupar and answer the said complaint A.
above required. tho said pialulu will apply 60
thr court Tor ilH relief demanded thrrcln
Wluusa. tht Hon, samuel s.. Merritt, Judge.
nud tIH seal of the District Court
% tic IUlid Judicial Distinct
fsrALI Iu aud tor the Territory OF Utah,
tHR ird day W MAJ, in the yoHF
uf our Lord one thuusaud rlsht
hundred and ninety four
DAVID o. DUNBAR, Clerk.
by Gro. u, LOOMS Deputy
CuEuul a tuEUUl, Attorney Tor plaintiff.
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Ss7day School apd Primary.

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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ special meeting OF tho st1UkuOldtTa OF
The sampslu Mining gumpauy Will bu held nt
ihe general ul.rO OF the said company DO 30
go south ON last Temple mann street in
-alt Lake CITY, Utah Territory Tor tho tlol tiuu
Of trustees and officers Df H4II uomUAuy un
inursluy, July slth, s. 10. Q, commencing
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rOmpauy viii no closed up saturday, July llst,
rs q, nud opened ON saturday, July g4lh. IsIi
Toe reason why This special meeting BE- called
be- because t9u annual meeting day on tho
stockholders of Haid company Hs HNed hy the
articles 90 incorporation D. July 3lth OF thIr
year, and ibis unv being legal holiday iu
Utah De- non difi, therefore th'- special meeting
becomes necessary.
&. d. GlltUEl A. Woo President
Il, a., SMITH Assistant secretary,
dated SAT- laku city, ttaN. June Ilth, 1874.
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