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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
AMERICAN PASSPORTS.
EadIEan Complains Of HIn Treatment
la Armenia.

HARTFORD, Conu., Disc. 27.-S.
Radigan, a we'll known photographer
Of Boston, wrote Malcolm Aghamallan.
OF this city, about the treatment no 70.
ceiyed from Minister Terrell at Con.
utantinople. Radigan left this country
last August on n visit u relatives in
Hafpool, Armenia. He Whs taken
into CUSTODY Ia COnatantlnople,
He asked TO bs allowed 10
see Minister Terrell. Minister
Terrell told him he could protect only
American born oilizsus and hs hAd
better 20 back 10 the United States at
once. Radigan, who has been la BIOS.
ton nine years aud y naturalized clti.
zen Of this country three or four years,
said to Minister Terrell; "Whai
does our government pay you
for, unless 10 project American
citizens who are here2" Minister
Terrell replied, II was none OF his bus
inets, and TOLD him TO leave the office.
Ho agreed 70 leave the county and
went To tho Russian frontier. Al Bar
toun, Russia, he secured n Russian
passport anu Ia this way was able To
20, to his relatives at HsrpOol. In the
letter no says; "a Russian passport
protects me, but my American papers
arc useless" Aghamalian will write
there facts TO Secretary OF Slate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

II taken from wnriman Dunlap's
room when lac was dyin.2'
"No sir."
Wituess tnid he had an account I'm
the BJWeiy Savings uguk VI lees than
$500; cne ia Sea uRu'a u loss than
81 900 and Oue IA D.yDlck Of less than
f2,OUO. lie diI not hgvH any other
accounts but his wife might have.
He knew his wife got $4,000 from
Peter Head, 5co;lanI.
"Dd Jour vile wear n diamond
ofosi?D
"l never knew her 10 wear one"
"Was 70 not taken from the notorious
woman2D
81 deny Il, and brand /: ~ an in.
famous he,~ shouted the wituess pas.
siouately.
81 never know THE French Mad.
amc.' She was not French--shc was
German" was the noXt reply 10 Code
probes.
"Dld you ever get a presentation In
Lyric halgn
"Hts, gu album"
"What was II WUftl2n
$4,000; II was presented me by
Jerome Buck. Several persons SUB
-ctibBd 10 tho iund 10 buy the album;
among them were several Judges OF
criminal courts here, alter 4 was tx-
Ouefatci on TRIAL"
Williams branded as lilo the state.
msnt that he had said 30 n young man
named, Resented, who made com.
plant against one q Williams's SUB.
OrdinGies, after asking him n lie had
any money 10 settle the matter and
telling told that he hal not, go TO hell,
you sht onoy. ] nm tired VI you Christ.
killUfs.n
Williams said no wss always closing
bruthols In Tenderoln precinct and
never received any money from keep
ere Of disordefly houses. When Go1
asked him II he said 10 a policeman
that ho was not such ohump na to
Invest his money 10 brown stone
houses where II was bound 10 come out,
but Ia government bonus, hr exclalmed,
angtlly; "rhc person VINO said that ~
a liar and you are QUE too, Il yeu cay
that, to0.D
Williams said ho was worth $50, 900,
not Including bis New YORK house.
Williams denounced schmitibufgrf's
testimony as false ana said all who
gave testimony that he wan corrupt
| llou.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Manager nrady Thinks the Former
Besirts to Crawl Qua OF the Fight
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Corbetps
manager, William a. Brady, said last
nights
It the Florida AthlsIic club is
urable to pull Oh the hshI we are
wping to accept any reasonable offer
Jts Kinet9soope people make for a
fight In America, but l understand
Mr.. j. ,son says no does not want the
nght. 'There,Ore cannot soc why
Fltzsimmons keeps harplng about it,
FllzsimmOns has never had any eX.
perisnce with lSinetoscope while
Corbett and l have. Furthermore In
It's pfo.ent condition the Kaleidoscope
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
''Bitter Cold"

Despite tho extreme cold Of last
evening tho Eleventh ward meeting
houso was crowded to see the per.
formanoe carried out that had been
provided for tho evenings amusement.
The concert was a decided success and
the play Bitter Cold was eKcelleutly
performed, Tor amatcurs. Misses Rose
Myers anu Louie Felt sustained their
parts with considerable spirit, aud the
malls members OF tue cast won the
esteem Of the audience. The program
will be repeated tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

Of Blnghampton and was occupied by
Eckeft & Company, Oswald Rinklcr
anu Charles Weiszmann rs st0res. The
hro spread over the whole biloxi aud
across Broadway To the three-stofy
brick block extending from Fillmore
10 Giblon street, Stunning out John II.
EkhAft, furniture, Atlantic and
Pacific Tea company, Ffosps Grocery
store, O'Barps photograph gallery,
Cobler' furnishing good, store, ks-
kut'a foAl ehtate oflice and S'ovof's
groceTy. The loss will reach $500, 200.
Owing TO ftozsn hydrAnts II was
thirty minutes before the firomon
could turn a stream on the flames.
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BURGLARS AT WORK.


Unknown burglars removed a pane
OF glash rom the rear OF Dubei's tailor
shop, No. 1913 west, Second South
street last night, ana through the
opening thus made were enabled to
enter and carry oil large amount OF
ready.mads clothing.
Among the goods stolen were Prince
Albsrt, dress, sacque and cutSway
suits valued at over $500. The robbers
,aads good th0lr escape, though tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

GLASGOW, Dec. 23.-rho Anchor
linu steamer Auchofln, Captain
Campbell, nom New YORK., arrived here
today, anu reported inst tn latitude %
north, longtitutc ~ west, shu sighted
the British steamer Saruia, Captain
Cough, bound from Portland, Me-,
via Halifax, Tor Liverpool. The Sarnia
had lost her tudder. Toe Anch0iia
passed hawsofB 10 6arnia aud lowed
her two cnye. Severe weather was
then ucounteted, the hawnors parted
aud the Anchoria was obliged TO leave
the sarnia about $50 miles west VI Tory
island.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
WIN No, BIO IIspr..sntea.

CoEsTASTISoPLE, Disc. est now
seems definitely settled that the United
States minister Alexander Terrell does
not Intend to send anybody TO make
independent inquiry into tho stories
told OF Turkish atrocities In Armenia,
since the powers signatory to tue Der.
lin treaty, particularly England, ars
supervising the inquiry being made on
behalf OF the Turkish government.
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HorticuIturists, Attention.

The following has been handed in
for publication:
The Territorial Horticultural Society
will meet tomorrow, Dec. 20Eh, at
10 en-, In the FISH oommlsilonerJs
room Ia the basement OF the Joint city
any county building; at which time a
constitution and bylaws will be pres
ented Tor adoption. A large represen-
tati0n Ia expected from our neighbor.
ing counties. Let our local fruit
growers come and give them a cordial
welcome, and chow them that Salt
Lake county 10 alive 90 one VI me
gteatesl industries OF Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-willlRm Ran.
euth, secretary, and Henry Blelinor,
vice president Of the Atlas Loan Co.,
now IN tho hands Of receiver, were
sent TO Jail by Judge Paine To-Day tor
contempt OF court, Ranguth for four
months and BlettneT Tor thirty days.
The charge was that Of releasing "a
trust deed after the receiver was ap.
pointed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
WANTED FOR BAlLEE LARCENY
That Is the Charge Preferred Against
A. &. brown.

n. d. Linton, constable from Eugene.
Oregon, arrived in this city tins morn
ing armed with regulation papers
from Governor Ponnoyer for the re-
turn Of A. q. Brown, arrested here
few days ago on complaints received
both by nail and telegraph.
According to the official complaint
Brown Is wanted on charge Of oaileo
larceny whiUn siited down appears to
have been thu destruction Of certain
promiss1ry notes. The accused IN
represented by Judge Powers who Ia
active ~ prevent him from being taken
back TO answer Tor mis- alleged Otlense.
The case was laid before District At.
toTney Judd this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

New YoRI, Dec. 2s.-Mr. Gotl
stated 10 a reporter last night that no
would call Police superintendent
Byrnes rs a witness before the LrXCw
committee either today or Saturday.
Tho superintendent was asked later N
he had received tubpmua from tue
Committee. He replieui
81 have moi. None IL necessary. |
am now as / have been oil along not
only willing but anxious TO testify bo.
fore the senators. Only u word from
Mr. Con IL necessary TO secure my
attendance upon the committee.
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Griffin Pleads Not Chilly.

James Griffin, who was arrested by
the police last night on n charge Of
the hospital robbery, Rp'
pearod In court today and entered a
plea Of not guilty, ana the case VIII be
heard tomorrow. The 0ilioeTs and
sisters superior are confident lhht
Griffin IL tho culprlt and expect TO
prove II at the hearing. A major
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
THE UTE INDrAgs.
Colonel Lawt0n Report. Go General
hohonoid Regarding Them.

Colonel Lawt0n Reports Go GonerAI
hohonoid degrading Them.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-General
Schohsld has received preliminary
report from Colonel IL. W.. Lawton,
inspector general, who Is making
special investigation Of the Ute Indi.
ans who left their reservation In Colo
RADIO and crossed into Utah.
Colonel LAwton says the Indians
acted according to their habits and
custom and had crossed the line think.
ing they had perfect right to do 30,
and with no hostile purpose whatever.
They had no Intention VI troubling
white people, and according 10 Colonel
LawtOn, the oldest aud best Residents
Of the country thus innOcontly invAd-
cd never had any apprehension OF
trouble. Colonel LAYTON adds the
number OF Indians aud their stock have
been greatly exaggerated anu they are
now returning TO the reservation as
rapidly AS the severity Of the weather
permits.
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The Patriotic Concert"

Prot. Anton Pedcraon had an eE.
oellont rehearsal at the First NJ. l..
church for the "patriotlo concert" to
be given In tho near future Rt tho
rheater. Tho next Will DO a dress re-
heRrtal, tomorrow (SIturday) At 2 pm.
Any child who brings another child to
Join the chorus will DO presented with
u ticket to the matinee, which they
may give or sell TO anyone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
Bnck from TeXas.

Attorney J. A. Riley, who loft Salt
Lake for Enuls, Texas, about two
months ago on business trip, has lust
returned TO the city and resumed his
legal work. During his absence Mr.
Riley visited good many Of tho more
important places In the state Of Texas
aud had quite pleasant time.
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TmrLLxoM cnnnIrrLE.
Anthony Comsiock win Probably sol
Appear ucfars n.

Anthony Comstock win Probably not
Appear ucfars ~.
New York, Dec. 2s.-No,wi,h.
standing the general impression tina.
this will DO the last day Of sessions Of
tue Lexow committee, for this year nj
any rate, aud the fact that several
prominent police oiilcinl1 have yet 10
DO examined, there was scarcely n
corporate guard on hand when tho
doors were opened. This caused a good
deal Of comment, ns Anthony Com.
ttoCk vas expected 10 insist on vludi.
eating himself from the allegations Of
witness Street. Senator LeEow said he
had received letter rom Comttock,
but did not thlnk u right 20 have Com.
stock come 10 court ~ the matter was
outside Of the scope OF the committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
ArrER EIamrEGN YEAR,.
Return OF hs ProdixaI 60 Ills EsIa
ttfeH aud friends.

ttfeH aud friends.
ToLED3. O., Dee. gs.-A lG.yoas. old
boy went 10 school Ia the morning
eighteen yaArs ago aud dii not return.
He was Adviriised for and every means
were taken 10 nnd him, bur Of no
avail He twas given ny for dead.
This week ahttanger called upon Mrs.
II. II. Riggs1 on Washington street, anu
soon oonvit eod her he was her long
lost brother, He said that when he
rsn away, no wanted to zee tho world.
He frat went 10 Cleveland where he
sold papers. Then he went 20 Buffalo
with some race hoIses. He went from
there TO Jersey lViiy aud then 10
Omaha. For year.--le has been In
business In LowereGt,Iliornla. He
says he never knew no wRc advertised
for. He called upon Anotnor sister
Mrs. FOth, anu al8O his brother James,
TO both Of whom ho made himself
known,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

BAN FRARDlsco. Dec. ga spo.
cial from Port Townsend, Wash, says.
News has been received that ex.Lleu.
tenant James A. Dodge, dashing
young Infantry officer, who was sta
Toned at Forts Vancouver Gnd Town
send In 1890 and 1892, was accidentally
drowned whllo yachting. He was
the adopted son ofR prominent wealthy
family residing al Hastings, Neb., anu
the fosier.cousln OF "Gail Hamilton"
abigail II. Dodge), the Washington
newspaper correspondent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
CHICAGO RorrENNEsS
Tho civic Federation Anxious 60 nhy
an Investigation.

an Investigation.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-'rhB civic fedora
ton have At l'at decided to appeal to
the Illinois legislature TO send a com.
mitlue to Chicago empowered 10 probe
into every Pablo tillou about which
ihvru II any suspicion Of rotten.
meas. Tbs investigation begun will not
DO confined alone TO the city admins
trAtion, but will take In the county
building and In fact all the country
town governments, n the legislative
committee can be- eatitiied that c9rTup.
ton exists Ia any Of theia,
The deciiion ID announced by the
federation committee, whish has dc.
oided not TO participate In any investi.
cation OF the city council, tho question
having come before II In tue shape OF u
request from Alderman Kerr 'or a do
nAlion OF $1,000 10 help along the pro-
posed inquiry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

FRANKF0ET, kyn Dec. 2s.-Thoro
IL a probability OF an extra session Of
the Kentucky legislature 10 raise
money to deiray tne expenses Of tic
state government, There IL NJ proaent
n deficit Of 100000 which IL incfeas-
ing daily. Governor Blown says he
has not yet decided to call an extra
HutLiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
mr.. PArhbur.,'s worn.

NEW YoRS. Dee. ga, the next
state meeting Of the New YORK Pfes.
bytery whloh will occur on the second
Monday OF January, decisive action
will be taken by several prominent
clofgymen to have the presbytefy 20
on record ne fsvofing the work accom-
pllsheI Tor reform IN this city by the
Rov. DR.. Parkhust. There 10, II Ia
said, some littlo opposition TO such
movement on the part OF certain con-
setvatiys members OF tho body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

PANS, DC. gs.-The secretary Of
the japanese legation here, NJ. KatO
Tsuuetadn, Gays there 10 no truth In
the announcement creuiiot - the
Shanghai Mercury Of December 2iih,
that the chief conditions % peace upon
which Japan insists ore close
Chinese.Japanese alliance against
European Influence. development Of
Chinese trade and commerce by Japan,
AMI Japan to undertake effective re-
organization OF the Chinese army aud
navy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

NEW York, Dec. 2S.-The dry
goods and millinery flrUi OF j. Lloh.
tenstein and Sons, 273 TO 2s5 Grand
ana Nos. 62 and "a West 23td, has
gone TO the wall. The liabilities will
probably smount TO $3.50. OlO, while the
assets are NOS expected 10 reach half
that amount,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
Ano,her psnIh ProbnbIr.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. S.-No attack
has yet been made on the Jail where
Virgins, the negro murderer, whose
second victim, Detective Murray, died
yealorday, 10 confined. Thu prisoner
Ia heavily guarded. 10 Ia row feared
that Stringer, the other otllcsr wound.
cd by Virgins, Will die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
A Tronl,Iraomo ror.

LONDON, Dec. ga dispatch 10 tho
Times from Calcutta, dated yesterday,
says the Wazicrls continue 10 hafass
tbs British expedltionary CORPS, firing
into the camp VI night aud pouring
hot hre on the British force from the
bushes when the column 10 ON tue
march.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
Arrested as a Suspect.

Tho police last night arrested a mRu
named James Griffin on suspicion OF
OF having committed the 81. Mary's
hospital burglary. Griffin was locked
up pending u further Investigation OF
the case,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
Two sticks Hanged.

DFADwOOD, s. d., Dec. 23.-rwo
Sticks, tic Sioux Indian, sentenced
for the leading participation IN the
murder OF four cowboys February .,
1892, was hanged at 10 O'Clock by
United states Marshal Pcmiilur, Ia
tins presence Of atty persons. He died
easily anu quickly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
Residence Robbed.

a thief, also unknown, last night
made his way into the residence "
Albeit BONN, on Third South street,
near thu Boston House. and dtoampcd
with a suit VI clothes snd ahat. He is
Bull at large.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

WAsHGNuroN, Dec. 2S.-EE.Seofe.
tary John w. Foster, about T. start for
tue East 10 assist the China peace CON.
missiouers In negotiation for terms Of
peace, called at the state department
today and had an interview with Sec.
Rotary Gresham respecting his mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
smuggling Ca,e TO DO Dlsml.srd.

Ban FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S.-rhe case
OF the United States VI Geo, PAttlaJn,
who IL charged with completely In the
smuggling operations OF the Emerald
Smuggling ring, Will be dismissed at
tho request Of United States Dlalfiot
Attorney Knight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-rhe body Of Mrs.
William Waldorf AsIor was removed
from Clivdon TO-DAY, preparatory to en-
barking II at Liverpool On beard the
Cunatd steamship Aurania, sailing for
Now York lomoIroM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

GALvEdos, Tex, Dee. 2S.-Fire
broke out in compartment No. 8 Of the
Il. 3. Masonic, lying NJ anchor outside
the bar. There afe 1000 bales OF cot.
ton In the compartment. A northern
gale prevails anu 1t 10 impossible to Get
pAftiCulaTa,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

NEW YORIl, Dec. 2s.-rhe whole.
sale and retail dry goods and millinery
firm Of J. Lloht-nstuln a Sons has
gone into liquidation. Tho liabilities
are estimated at $4,000; assets, hall
tina. amount.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

RACINE, Wis, Doc. 2s.-PhAllss, the
celebrated stallion owned by J. 1. Gaze,
died last night. Phallas had a record
OF 2.lgi.
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oN rnE nRINn Dol REnELLION.
Rio do Jnneiro Reported IN q state OF
Panic.

Panic,
NEW YORK, Dec. ga special to
the World from Montevideo sHyH
Rio de Jeneiro is reported 10 DO In n
state Of panic. The troops refuse to
leave the city for the south. President
MoTaes has discovered that the army
n dev0 ted to Pei1oto. The principal
officers refuse TO assume command TO
take the field In Rio Grando do Sal
aud the whole country seems On tho
brink OF rebellion again.
More than two hundrod ofiicers
have been arrested and imprisoned In
surrounding forts under heavy guard.
II IL rumored that an attempt Will
bo made by insubordinale military
leaders to rescue their comrades from
prlson. Precautions have been taken
10 prevent this.
President Moraea Is afraid TO act On.
ergeticnlly or order PelXOtJ's arrest, II
ia said, tearing to precipltate D serious
conflict
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

CALCUTTA, Dec. 2S.-ChamrsJsndrA
wadi8r BshaduT, MahRralsh Of My.
sore, one Of tho most important native
princes Of India, has died Of diph.
iberia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

WATERBURY,, Conn, Dec. IS
Lealet's hotel anu the Plat block, the
finest Ia tho city, burned today. Loss
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

Gresham and ask Senator Hawlcy 20
lay the matter before the sclaIo ojm.
mittOo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

chances are they viii To run down by
tho Ulcers Def 70 many more hours
have lafsod.
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JEWISH nEFUGEEs
A CORE spondsnt 60 the Jswiah "ehron
tcis" Discusses their Situation,

A Corr, spondsnt TO the Jswiah rhron
ieIs" Discusses their Situation.
LONDON, Dec. IS The jewish
Chronicle publishes n letter from cor
respondent who IL acquainted with the
views Of official circles IN Russia In
which the writer declares that II tbs
Hebrews VI western Europa dh-
played more patience anu confidence
ia the gUOi Intentions OF tho Russian
government thoy would nnd tho czAf's
advisers MS anxious as themselves 10
Rmeli0Tate tue condition OF the He
htews. The indignation meetings In
London have Injured the jewish cause
more A IN all the anti.seminito ma.
tio,ss a Ariers were privately Issued
~ 20 rehabilitation Of the rigor.
80 plicAtloh,pi oppressive laws and
w Intended 20 make further cous
Bal tile problem Ia n gigantic
a IL complicated by vegetable
ues conditions which mere decrss
..Vcial rights wouiaI be quite inef.
,al In curing, thereita,s reiofm eau
aH1 ibe gradual. The question OF new
intmenis In the government office
,tptly affecting the Hebrewe IL al
a,y under discussion, Nthe ground
has begun, but nothing has been
DVlsd on. The -AVish Chronicle
~ 4 that since the letter was written
Auuous opli mist has been confirmed
he ohanRes made w me governor.
Of Warsaw aud KIN,
ne Daiy NeigsN am Gfdphto com.
mt UPON the ilGpsgAnoe to tho
.itel States OF the sl.lsment OF the
respondent OF the jewish ChronloIe,
offering partial solution OF the
uper alien question. Nest Of the
-,ussinn Jewish refugees, they state,
Eto going to Germany or America
daily
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TIRE ~ nUFFALO.
FroEsn IIydrNnts Murdered Tho Pire'
men-Loss 100000.

NEW YoRl, Dc. ga special 70
n morning paper from Buffalo, N.Y.
sayt: Fire destroyed the three story
brick block at the northeast corner VI
broadway aud Fillmore Avenue The
building was owned by John KENNEDY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

MfLLINdTOS, MINI. Dec. gs. -
Matthew Palmer today cut his wife's
throat and his own. Both are dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
10 SNOW GOOD WILL.

Attorney Ferguson was recalled for
tho purpose Of showing, ~ his counsel
said, that ho could have had no M will
towards Jackson because no had beeu
hkon iulo tue purtntfship when he
was ponnileis. seedy anu broken down
and without visible means OF support.
Judge Dickson objected to such Ivsti-
mony and the court sustained the Oh
lection.