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TRUSTEES SAlfI Of FRAME NV fsl>LlNb, no.
419 FRANKLIN STREET NORTHWEST, WASH
INGTON, ID. @.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust dated the
26th day Of October, AID. 1892, and duly recorded
In Lber No. 1929, folio 269 ct seq, OF the land
records OF the District OF Columbia and at the
quest of the party secured thereby, will SELL at
public auction, In front of the premises SAT-
uRDhY, DECEMBER TwENTY-NENTH, 1894, at
HAIF-PAST, -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
real estate, situate in the city OF Washington Dis
trict of Columbia, TO wit: All that certain piece
or parcel Of land known and being sub lot num-
bered o,le hundred Q00 In c. darkness and Others
subdivision of square numbered five hundred and
ten $40, as recorded I'm Book r. W., page
hundred and hye OOo), together with the improve
nehts, consisting of two-story frame dwelling,
known as No 4iy Franklin street northwest WASH
ington, ID. G.
Termssn one-third cash. balance in one and two
years, with interest. payable seml-annually, and
secured by a deed of trust the property, all
cash. All eonveyancing and recording at purchas-
err cost: A deposit of 500 will be required at
ume OF sale. Terms to he complied with in fifteen
days from day of sale, the property may lie re-
sold at defaulting purchasers cost, at the dis
erection of the trustees.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS,
NJ -. ~ - EDWARD Nee. JONES,
dl5,171S,2 70, 81 %, % &c, 81. 2s-10t Trustees
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THos BOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERs,
6l2 st. ".
DEAD-LETTER OFFICE SALE.
t,ATAIOGUE OF ARTICLES ACCUMULATED IN
THE DEAD-LErTER OFFICE To BE SOLD
AT AUCTION.
BY order Of the Postmaster General,
BERNARD GOODE,
Superintendent Dead-Lett Office.
Post Office Department, November &c. 1894.
The sale will commence on MONDAY, DECENl-
BtR SEVENTEENTH, 1894, AND WILL BE CON
TINUED DAILy AT TEN AN. AND Pm. until
the whole is disposed of.
Terms: Cash on delivery. dS-dts
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=" AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING, No.
4I9 IRANkL.LN STREET NORTHWEST. WASH

c. G. SLOAN & co., AUCTI0NEERS 1407 G ST.
Successors to Latimer & Sloan)
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FUTURE DAYS.
THIS EVENING.

THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
CLOSING OUT BY AUCTION OF THE LARGE
STOCK OF STATIONERY. TOYS AND CHRIST
MAS GOODS, THE ENTIRE STOCK CONTAIN
ED IN STORE NUMBER 419 NINTH STREET
NORTHWEST. TO BE SOLD POSITIVELY
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. DECEM-
Der SEVENTEENTH, at HALF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK, and continuing at same hour each
evening until the entire stock is sold d143t'
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COMIRISINti A SUPERB COlLECTlON Vi RAKE
OLD ENGLISH CARVED. OAK CHAIRS. UP
HOLSTERED IN LEATHER AND TAPESTRY,
IN SETS AND SINGLE; SOME DECORATED
WITH THE PRINCE OF WALES FEATHER,
BISHOP CHAIRS; OTHERS WITH CROWN
AND DOLPHIN CARVINGS, CARVED oAN
AND MAHOGANY CORNER CABINETS, El-E-
CANT GILT-FRAME CASTLE ONER-MANIEl.
AND CONVEX MIRRORS, MAHOGANY TEA
TRAYS OAK BELLOWS, CARVED OAK
Plate RACKS, CARVED OAK LIBRARY AND
OTHER TABLES, LOUIS Nv GILT TABLES,
OLD ENGLISH BRASS ANDIRONS, DUTCH
MARQUETERIE BEDSTEAD AND WARD
ROBES, CUT AND ENAMELED GLASS, SHEF-
FIELD PLATED CANDLESTICkS, SERVING
TRAYS. COASTERS. &C.; OLD ENGLISH AND
DRESDEN CHINA, OLD DUTCH AMP ,n EN-
OLD DELFT, TEA TABLES. BEAuTlFuL
GLASS TOP TABLES. ETAGERES, ENQUI-
SITE LEATHER GOODS, VENETIAN HAND
MIRRORS, FANCY GOODS, AND MANY
OTHER CHOICE ARTICLES NOT TO BE HAD
From TIE REGULAR TRADE; ALSO, F0R
THE ACCOUNT OF AN ADMINISTRATORS,
TWO PAIRS OF HANDSOME DIAMOND
EARRINGS, ONE DIAMOND BRACELET AND
ONE FANCY FAN.
GRAND EXHIBITION TUESDAY AND WE'D
NESDAI, DECEMBER Is AND 10, FROM AN
UNTIL. 8 Pm. DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND.
Q. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
d14 1407 q STREET.
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C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
1407 q ST.
Successors TO Latimer & Sloan.)
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,,-,e No n, M NJ f.DM AltlD Nee. JONES,
ulo, i,lS'Eu2l, -, ~, II, 21,2S-10t Trustees.

Z. q. SLOAN Il co. AUCTIONEERS.
successors TO LatiIner X Sloan)
l4O7 q Street.
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Important closing sale of
European interior deco
rations of all sorts (both
antique and mOdern) i'm
Furniture, China, Solid
Silver, Beautiful Sheffield
Plate, Within our Art
Gallery, I4o7 G street,
THURSDAY AND FRI
1" DAY, DECE M b e r
It w EN- t let I'll AND
p TWENTY=FlRST, 1894,
at ELEVEN AIM. and
THREE pm. each daY.
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dS-d&ds

uyTHE ABOVE SALE is UNAvODABLY POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SECOND,
1895, same hour and place. BY order of the
trustees. THOMAS BOWLING X CO,
d,r-d.Sds
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G. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers 14O7 e st.
Successors to Iatimer & Sloan)
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n22-eo

ryTHH PORTION OF ABOVE ADVER
tsed to he sold on December II, 1884, has beer
TENTH. AID. 1894 same hour and place.
ANDREW Il. DUVALL,
JAMES LOWNDES,
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
d12-dts Trustees
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THE POPE'S ENCYCLlCAL.
L.O Invites Eastern Dissenting
Churches 10 Meet at Rome.
uc Extends mis- Hands 60 the car
aud Declares Tor - General
Disarmament

RoME, June is.-rhe pope's jubilee
enoyclical letter is completed aud l.
now Ia the hands Of the printer II L.
a vastly important document from the
point Of View VI a political testament.
Every phrase Of it has been carefully
considered.
La consequence Of favorable news
from the eastern countries the pope IL
about TO call " convention In Rome Of
representatives. oi the DESCENDANT east.
err churches.
NJ. lzvOisky, The new Russian minis.
tot 10 the Vatican, today cOmmuni.
Gated 10 the pope an expression Of the
tzATs satisfaction In renewing tela-
tons with the Vatican, which his
majesty regards a. tending 20 insure
peace.
The pope made a response conveying
similar continents.
HIS holiness today gave au audlence
70 General Thomassin OF tho French
army, and Ia the course Of tue Inter.
view made strong prOuouncoment In
favor Of a general disarmament, which
ha declared was "a duty 10 the ond VI
procuring peace.
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Everybody Comet!

Drs. Shores 4 Shores Groat Troa,men,
Oner.
Remember ten days FREQ treatment.
and medicine 20 all who apply before
July lst, also all patients now under
treatment with Drs. Shores & Shores
will have tho same advantage. Just
think not cont to pay Tor this New aud
wonderful system, no matter what your
disease may DO, u costs you nothing 10
get cured by Drs. Shores a Shores Now
Treatment
Otilco hours will bo from 10 ia. M,
Q 20 o, and 10 $50 3. ~. Two yhysiciauH
IN charge. No long Waits Drs. a.. W.
and a. J. Shores will be- Ia personal
attendance.
Come one, come all, Just 30 you got In
before July lst
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WAsnlNGros, June ls.-rhe SPEAK
W on account OF sirkutes, was unable
% h'teod the session Of the House to-
.y hnd appointed MIR. Bailey, Oi
"AlH, Speaker pro tenn.
Tue dencieucy bill was reported by
d suslnrldge, VI Kentucky. 5ayTus,
~ i'xus, viii have control OF the bill.
,A'fles an appropriation OF S4,s00,-
tue commercial lravelsTs' bill 10 per.
I,' Tie ISSUE by railroads OF Joint IL
"'ehAngtaOlo 6,yOO.mile tickets was
las.ud.
los Senate bill granting right of
way 10 the Eastern Nebraska d Gulf
l4lItoad through the Omaha aud WIN.
',,go lndian reservations in the state
~ Netrarka NHH passed.
Inc ant.olt!On bill was then
"unched upon i,s congressional vOY.
a'e Mr. Hatch opened tho debate
YIN a speoch Ia favor Of the bill anu
s,L Warner ( Dem,), Of Now York, de.
a',tei vigorous speech against the
nsasuTe.
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TuE BLACK PLAGUE
Methods Of Fighting 10 Ia the Various
aitiUs la ChiuA

BAN FRANCISCO, June IS. 90 The
steamer Bslglo arrived today with
iullor details VI the black plague, now
raging at Hong Kong. Despite the
operations OF the sanitary stati and the
police, assisted by tile army medical
stat corps, tho soldiers from the ShroI-
shire regiment, about 800 new cases
had been reported within a week, And
there had been 900 deaths. The drains
OF Hong Kong were filled with poison.
Gus gasos, the plague had been spread.
lug In the mOtt denselY populated part
OF the city, and, 10 cap the climax, an
outbreak of smallpox was dreaded.
For day or two ths people thought
the epidemic was losing It's vifulvnce.
The sanitary authority gained encoui-
agement, and while the rain water
washed out some OF the public anu
house drains, dlslnfeclanl6 were scat.
tered about and infected houses were
cleaned and wniiowashed.
The Chinese supplemented the sani.
tafy precautions with n vast amount OF
cracker firing, which they calculated
would have q ealutafy effect by driving
out the evil spirits, whom they tegar4.
cd ~ responsible tor tbs valuation of
the plague.
Tho prevalence Of the disease created
a great deal OF alarm IN the different
shipping oenters IN communication
with tbs port. Saignon anu the othor
ports Of ths French colonies anu Man.
lila imposed quarantine upon all vessels
arriving from Hong Cong. Singapore
followed suit aud the asreu,s Tor tue
shipping interests were becoming
serious,
The rumors that the plague had
appeared In Japan prove to be I'M
founded,
News from Canton, where this
plague started, states that this deaths
now average 200 day. During March
AHd April they averaged bOO daily.
Although the fact that the "DlaGk
death" was raging In Canton became
known only about n month ago, II AZ
pears that the disease starred Ia az long
ago as last February aud mas been epl-
demic ever siuce. The plague Is
spreading to the country districts about
Canton anu 10 neighboTinZ cities.
About the only measures taken In Can.
ton to stay tue progress VI tho disease,
are thUre adopted by the priests, VINO
march through the streets chautiug ia
cantRll0Hs End sprinkling holy water
A huge mask representing dtagon's
head, Ia nlsU carried about the city, ur-
o0mpaniBd by "A prodigiOus beating ui
gOngs and drums.
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LEAvESwORIIL Kan, June IS
When the news OF tue verdict OF guilty
rendered today by the United States
court was conveyed To tho camp Of the
cOmmonvealers ON the military reser.
walton, quite a connection was raised.
Tho prisoners became excited, aud n
rush for liberty was made. The deputy
manhals took after two men, ffing on
them, hitting anu bringing down a
man who afterwards crawled away ia
the brush.
During tho confusion nearly forty Of
the convicted wealrTH made good thoir
escape, Company +, Sixth cavalry,
was called from Fort Leavenworth,
and the remaining prisoners were sur
rounded anu brought 10 LeavenwOrth
for safe keeping until sentenced t0m0r-
row, The convicted men were divided
iutO squads aud sent 10 Topeka,
Lawrence, Kansas CITY, Kan, anu
AtchisOn, 10 serve what sentence IL
given at the jails Ia those places.
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OMAHA, June ia special 10 the
Bee from HRrfisOnburg, Neb., says; The
northern part Of Sioux county was
visited yesterday by cyclone which
was terrible Ia it, severity, Dut COM
pafauyely small Ia It's Territory. IL
was about twenty rods wide anu nine
miles In length. Everything In It's
path was swept from tins earth. Barns,
sheds, wagons and implements were
completely demolished, and ten rods OF
a wire fence was hwepl clear. Rufus
Woody aud bis horse IN a shed, were
picked up and carried through tue
open root ana landed again about 200
feet away. Neither received serious
damage, although Woody's face was
considcfably bruised by the dying
sand and gravel, and his clothes torn
from him.
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shofiil's posse, was killed, and one of
the outlaws, Bob Martin, was captured.
several there OF the sheriff. posse
fatally. ''N'
COOK and all but one Of his gang
escaped Since the killing VI Biil
Dalton the Cook gang il nov con.
siueted the most desperate Of the terfi.
tory outlaws.
Ihey were Intent upon robbing
Stage load Of people on their way ifom
lhe blg Cherokee payment at Table.
quab' when Deputy Gourd and hls
posse ran them down. A courier luat
IN from the scene ot battle brlngs the
news mat the gang IL surrounded aud
ahoine bloody encounter ia inevitable,
Nelniofcemelts are floc6ing ~ the
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MN ANAnrIII.T pLnr-
the stury tented by Washington
uniriais.

Rh'AN fNAAN ~ hnHhAmE Ton
officials.
WAstiiNurON, June iS.-Every po-
ice, secret service aud treasury Official
mere regards ~ pure fabrication the
story published In the Post today that
= grave auarchlstic conspiracy has
been uneafthed.
Honofo Jaxon, affects indignation.
JaNJn's landlady says Jaxon prompted
the article himself.
MoRmsoN SWIFT LAUGHS AT IT.
WAslIN0roN, Juno Morrison /.
swirl Of fiiZgersii's Boston Industrial
army appeared before the House com.
mlltee On labor today. Chairman SIC.
Tam called his attention TO an article
VA a Washington evening paper, which
alleged he had been connected with
hOnofe Ja1on Of Chicago, In an Rn-
afchisllc plot.
When questioned he laughed aud
sali he had met Jax1n but once, aud
" lac had known VI any such plot he
would have tried 10 prevent IL. lie
salu no had always deprecated violence
10 connection with strikes. lie advU-
Gated reduction In tue hours Uf labor
10 give work 10 the unemployed.
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7ELEGRAPHIC.
4 PLEA FOR WIMAN.
,,,,, Island CITIZENS Sign a Petition
10 Judge ll6Taham
,,,I,e HIN 10 snow MERCY
..ti,, 10 tho Recommendation Of
"A. lar, and the Past Record Of
The Convicted Man.

v,v York. June ia petition f.
.,,sl,tlsn on Staten 1slaad asking
mercy be- shown Erastus wiman
lining sentence upon him. II reads
nBlloWs
an, George l.. Ingrabam, Justice Su-
IRENE Court, New YORK City:
ns,-The undersigned, residents Of
s,.,,n Island and friends aud neigh
Of Emstus WlmAn, respectfully
.,t,ubmlt 1, your honor this pvli.
~, fsf that mercy recommended by
y, ulal Jury which convicted Mr.
.yenf petitioners for long years past
- kpown him us n devoted husband,
"a f,ther, Just man, the friend Oi
atbefitss and the widows, and the
MORT OF those who mourn. In oil
GOOD wofks and charitable deeds
Clio the credit Of Staten leland
its people, Erastus Wiman has
.,-f boen foremost. To those who are
u s.eknesi, 10 need, or Rdveruity, his
ns,s hi, aivics and his money have
vet been given.
so tho young man struggling up.
ssfi snd 10 the old ones sinking dow n
!, has always been tho hOpe aud the
',ln The very children have boeu
N. care, aud tho poor whom We have
rith " are In sorrow because hts
h.u,e 10 dark aud trouble has come
iron HIM.
"Bo mefcliul 10 this man, whose Gu
tffy has no largely been given ~ our
piyieo 0nI whose thought has been for
% benefit Be meroiiul 10 thv sky
ys.fs VI labor that are behind him.
bat no man IL unimpeachable II an
Hsaluiaid tfuitm. That all should he
aticliul IL equally true. BE mefclfui,
ven a. Goi must be mefoliul To you,
igI your petitioners will ever pray"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

CHICAGO, June i9.--Fiye men were
severely injured and nine valuable
race horses killed In n wreck late last
night ON the Chicago aud Great West.
ern At Stillman Valley, Ill. There
were sixteen horses In one Of tbs cara
which were wrecked. They were
owned by Mr. Rawley aud wer e
being shipped TO Chicago and ~. Paul.
The injured men were gtOoms aud
Jockeys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

"For ton years I was one Of the most
wrutchOi suilururs any person could
Imagine. ] had boon troubled with ca
tarrh 40 long ] had been given up by
phyHlCiluH us being InCurahlU.
Large poINUs Tor tumprsl had formed
in my nose. making it impossible for
mo 10 breathe through my nose and Tor
four years I had 10 breathe through
my mouth, making my sleep disturbed
and restless.
"Can you imagine. dear reader, the
Inconvenience aud suffering ~ being
unable 60 breathe through tho nose ON
account ~ an lmpClimtnt In tho nos
tfils. can you imaE luu how u feels 60
awaken iu tho morning Tired and worn
out and have 20 do "a days work. DO
you realize tho suffering " having dys-
popsia, being unable tn cat when you
arc hungry, because you are Tar worse
amor eating than before
"tan you realize your feelings when
every doctor has snid your rhsc was In
durable after thoy had tried 10 Kill you
IN nn effort Co effect "a euro on ease
thov know nothing about
'lhon nitor you have suffered ten
ycnrH, without any hope Of over being
cured can you imagine tho happiness
you viii experience by being curod,
being able To breathe through your nos
tril- afor four years.
"bfs. Shores & Shores, 10 tho Har-
mon block, have cured me, taking Ht
Toast dozen polyps out OF my nose,
after tho tnlsnt specialists had tried iur
three months 10 mud out what was tho
matter with me.
"Now under tho now treatment used
by DfH. shores IS shores ! eau say i
am cured, | can now breathe through
my nose, sleep we'll, eat vol and fro
like new man. la fact, I am willing
10 go before any physician la salt Lake
and show them this remarkable cure"
This demonstrates tho difference be
tween real and tho Imitation, when
takers and misnt fail go tu tho foliA.
bic specialists In tho Harmon block, Drs.
Shores & shores.
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DC rnlon ot rhnreh nna sln,,.

LoNDON, June i5.--A meeting Of
members " nobility was held today,
Mt which the duke Of Westminster pre-.
Hldei, A committee was formed 10
conducl the campaign against the gov.
ofnmunps proposal to dlsestablish the
church OF Wales. II was agreed 10 con.
test every constituency In Wales In
the general election. Tho duke Of
Westminster subscribed 81, 200 towards
the expenses Of the campaign, while
other lDrds subscribed 500 each. A
total VI $4,000 was raised.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

WAsluNGrOS, June lS,-rho cash
balance In the treasury today was
Sllb,2si,7ij, Of which SIS, isi, $40 was
goil reserve. Atvices from New
York state that 81 100000 In gold was
engaged today Tor export tomorrow, Of
which Sl,OJO,0O0 was taken from the
fub-.teasufy. THIS leaves the amount
Of the gold reserve S6T 1854, $40.
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To obtain FOSSILS In Utah.

wAsnuSGr0N, June ls.-'rhe score
tnry Of the interior has granted per-
mission 10 the management Of the
New York Museum VI Natural His.
tory TO allow liz representative entrance
to the Uncompahgto aud Uinthh In.
dian reservations, Utah, 10 obtain ios.
sils for exhibits. The request was
denied last winter owing 20 tho ex.
cited condition Of the tribe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

DEEyER, June l5.-rhe homeopaihs
today decided 10 make trips 10 the
Loop, Colorado Syringe, Manitou,
Glenwood Springs ami Salt Lake. The
feature Of the day was paper OF "a
satificaI nature by DR.. Charles IL.
Walton OF Cincinnati On "lhe Appen'
dix clue or New Evolution" II
was a taks-oli on the prevailing fad VI
having the yefmiioEm appendix re-
moved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

During the past fow months many
misnt doctors and specialists have trlod
to prejudice the public against the new
and wonderful treatment used by pfs.
shores q shores, saying De- was an OK.
pertinent, that the cure would NOT last
and NO on. Tho following case " MIR
q. W. sharp will convince the most
tkop,lcal.
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The Prcsid.n,'s Trip.

ANNArOLis, Nj, June l3.-Ptesi.
dent Cleveland anu party stopped at
the naval academy a few minutes this
afternoon, on the light house tender
Maple. IL was said that the President
came In 10 send come kilograms aud
get the daily papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
TnE POLICE IN a MESS.
The Treatment OF Negro Causes
much Excitement

mach Excitement
CHAnPAiGN, H., June l0.-The
Police iofcs Of this city IL In Another
asy mes, mucn Of which IL the out.
ame oithe alleged whipping OF the
lsgfo smallpox patient by Chief OF
Allce Kent. A few days ago Polict-
aan Hagan had controversy with n
tsgfo named Ballinget, which cul.
minated In Hagan making an assault.
Later he was arrested and when
sought TO trial was found guilty aud
thsd. Chief OF Police Kent was NJ
luled yesterday for whipping tue
lsgf0, VINO was silllc with small.
~ End died last tuesday, and bis
tI,c will come up for trial next Tnufs-
ay.
The episodes surrounding this affair
laws aroused intense excitement in
alh this city and Urbaua. The
.1Oted people Of the two towns pro-
pc 10 soc that some ons suffers TOT
100 brutal treatment TINT One OF their
nee received, and no doubt tho whole
napor will he brought " the attention
81 the grand Jury,
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DEAEm ANn nE.rnuorIoN.
ciouabur.ts nnd U,cioneswsrLiur sad
Havoc.

BRADDOS, Pa, June i5.--A cloud.
burst broke over tue Turtle Creek
valley, six milvs from this city, this
afternoon, Destroying growing crops
and hurting houses from their fouL-
cations. Tue loss Of three lives IL 70.
p0ucI.
The storm cloud covered an Hres six
miles long by Two or three wide. Tut.
Tie creek and rnOmpsoL's creek were
raised ten ieut Abovo high water
mark Ia fifteen minutes. The strong.
eat force ot the cloud broke upon tue
mining towns above Pun creek aud
sandy creek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

DENvER, June ls.--honiy II. VOL.
colt tUday received "A letter from
senator Woloott, saying that no is i'm
proving constantly.
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BOYS CLOTHING

Boys Knso Pants suits, striped sat,
mot, worth sl.5l,
95 Cents.
Boys Knro Pants Suits .u gray, black
plaid Ch6y!ols, worth s22I,
Sl.5O,
noys' Knee Pants Suits, iu gray and
brown plaids, worth $3.50,
$500.
Boys kueo Pants Suits, 40 gray
twill Cussiueres, worth 5000,
$500.
Boys Blacl, suits, silk braid trim,
worth 800,
Sl,5O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

LAREDO, Tex, June il9.-Reports
,Iau ifJm San Pedro Of tho murder Of
ts0 children In order 10 obtain 81. The
,alifrn had been sent from n ranch
- town g. pawn Aomu articles and take
lone the money. On their way home
aty we're murdered. Every effort IL
sing made TO catch the murderefs, n
uWafd u $500 being offered for thsir
1llufo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19
uassasrs OF snnnI.h rreon..

Ban RRANCiscO, June lS.-Among
llr passengers who arrived on thr
steamer B,lgiU from tho orient today
"a Charles II. Cowan, ex-Unitod
States consul 10 Manila. Mir. CowAn
lAs been In the PHILIPPINE Islands for
Nc last two years, anu has lust been
i'lieyed from oflicc. The Philippine
SANDS have been the scene Of much
louolo lot many year,. About two
lyhlhu ago, thore was m uprising
ilnong tue natives on tho Island OF
AindAnaO, which resulted In the mas.
neto OF spanish troops.
Onu company OF eighty men, which
leIl the tort In the principal seaport
own, was oyerpOwereu anu tho gatri.
'on btulally murdered, Elk thousand
bops have teen sent ~ Mindanao
70 check the revolt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-19

LONDON, June is.-sAran Bsfnhardt
hPl cared tonight a. Dd,s tneater In
l1rIyn." She was given hearty re-
COptOu.