davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-09
Sd $40. 9. SUM.

Merico, Wto,, 9. Stunt.
@eltern nurbe bon Sen Oitlicb bon bier
9elege1en &%obIen9rubcn bcricbtet, baB it6
Die Streifer in ben b~orttgen @Gl6ern perz
iammeIn un6 auf einen Nngriff auf bic
@ruben borberetten. Sic itnb tpobL be-
maffnet unb ertlGren, DaB ite sic @ruben
nit 9pnamit in bic 2uft iprcngen tperben,
tpenn Sic vScabS" nibt Bic Nrbeit bort
nieberlege1. Sberiff Stephens lit beute
nit elmer Nbtbetlung 6iilfsiberifs na5 Der
Statte Der l1nruDen a%bge9an9en.
, 1894-06-09
2lus oem 6efdneniie entIprun9en
Gin m0rOer uno Elm DEB fuden oas meite
QR II d efter. SQ.. 9. Suri.

WV TFVtI OWv a. OWE!V.
Did Waines unO Sobn g8. 6aa itnO III
@bpeienbett beS @efdn9ntBmdrterS uuo
beilen Samilie aus benz 6ieiigen Gountpgce
fGn9niiie entlprun9en. Ser ~erftere mar
bes OiebitabIS ctneS 0a9enS uno 9fcr0eS
bei6ulOi8t, tpdbrenb SAL angefla9t mar,
Dor einem Sabre in Wterrttt eincn Wtor6
begangen gu baben. Sic iG9ten bic ~eilerz
men Sitter bur6, g~eIangten in baS Sblafz
5imuncr OeS @efdngniBtpdrterS unb bon
bort ms Sreie. mo ite nit einem berettz
itebcn6en 0agen babonfubren.
, 1894-06-09
: SIM Go~untDoericbt hat nunrne6r 6a

- SIM GountD9eriht hat nunne6r 6as
@ablanfebtun9sDerfabren gegen 0taDor
Sopfins b%c9pnnen. 9a DaS Yublifum
tpetB, boB bic Gepublifaner it6 benrilben,
aus Der Sabe pOIitiides &apitaI 81 icblaz
gen, nimmt eS an benz Yro5eB fem Su@
t~ereiie. g~tiernano %5tpeifelt auBerOem Oaran,
DaB Wtopor 6opfinS I'M 9(mtc bleiben pirb,
~etnerlei, pie Die @ntibetoung auSfGul.
, 1894-06-09

Die v8oDemian Democracy Of Goot
County, etne 9tebcnbublerin Ser @oot
Gountp Democracy, btelt 9eitern in Der
6aue an Der Is. StrHBe unb Niblanb Q(ue.
eiae un9emein gut beiu6te Geriammlun9
ab unb bcicbloB, Soicpb 8aitner ais ben
Gan0toaten Der 80Dmen fir Gonntoz@omz
miiidr Der bemotratii9cu GOuntpzGOn7
pention por3uibIGgeE.
, 1894-06-09
Oeutiblano uno ote amerifanifhe
v3uderpolttif".
I'm Nusfunft miro eebeten.
8erItu, 9. Sunni.

Berlin, 9. SUM-.
Der ySambur9'i9c Correspondent"
tpelber ais Elm Munbitid beS &anslers
GopriDi gilt, frGgt Deute, pie Die in Qll1Sz
ficbt genoutmene 3uderpolttit Der Ser.
Staaten nit iDrer Nbma9ung nit benz
9eutiben 9tetcbe betr, 5oufreter Gtnfu6r
BON Oeuti9en 3ufer Oereinbart tperOen
f0nlle.
, 1894-06-09
unahtfame Gltern.
Goo in 3oIee oes DerfbIudens zines meitns=
f~nopfes.
San Gitn. M}ich-. g Sun

UWV VTEVt WTIUv y OUUV'
9(m 9ienita9 9(bcn6 itarb bic oreiid6rige
2eona GOntonbS unter peroGcbtt9en linz
i%tGn6en, un6 ber @oroner belt 6eS6oGb
geitern Wfor9en einen Snqueit ab, 9abei
itcIte iid beraus, 6aB bas &tnb in So[gc
zines @eibwires i'm Wtagen 9eitorben mar,
tpe!cbes it3 in Sol9e beS Dor etipa iecbS
8oben erfolgten Seri6IudenS zines
Wfelitn9tnopfes 9ebtIbet bate.
, 1894-06-09
Qud in Geras berr1dt KobIen
mdn9el.
2luf oen %Sofomotipen Ger Cotton Self abn
miro nit PoI3 oefeuert.
&nLer, Ser, 9. Stunt.

SVEEti WI o ONHF'
Sn SOl9e bon &oblenmangel bat bic
Cotton 8elt>8abn ibre 2ofalsiiqe etn9e>
iteut. Sn ben 2otomottpen Der Baiiagierz
8iige tpirO 6oG3 %gebrannt. @S lit bier cine
Observation-Disclosures ber9eiteut nor6en,
mel3e so &Gafter ben Sag fir bieien 8es
airf 81 Iiefern i'm Stanoe lit.
, 1894-06-09
Stdottibes,
Wetterbertbt.

Optifer &Ietne, 76 @ai6ington Ctr.
bertebtet ftr Chicago bic foI8enben 8aros
meter unb Observation-Disclosures:
I'm 8 lbr Wtor9. Y @r., INN 9 ltbr "A
Or, Inn 10 llbr 76 @r., nm IL ubr rs
Or, nm II l1br 80 @r. 8arometerItanb
UNI 8 l1Rr MorG. 29,49, II l6r 29.48.
, 1894-06-09
Managua, 9ticarora9ua,
Q G,tni

Managua, Nicaroragua,
8. SUM-.
Sine itarfe @ruppe in ser 9tegierungs=
partei, ermutbigt OurcD 3eloDo,. ,beitebt
barauf, baB 9egen bic auf Def MoSquitoe
tiiite ani6iit9cu Nmerifaner itreuge D1aB>
re9eln er9riffen perben.
Sour Bic Nntpeien6eit Ser amertfonti4eu
&rie6Si6iffe bat @epaLttbdti9feiten eeger
bic Nmertfaner D%er6in6ert.
Sen. Srti3 1T na6 Econ geian6t nprben,
nm Die O~ortigen lIn5ufrieOenen 81 be-
rubi9en.
, 1894-06-09
8abnunfau.
Gin Sahnbeoienitcter umaefommer uno ser
pofbeomte tootIi6 perlebt,
6 t. Qnn.fs. 9. Sunni

~ O"tSi a. SnHl'
Der OitIi9 9ebenbe S9neusug ser Gan=
baIiae8 abnlinie, melcber bier Inn 8 llbr
40 Ntin. %obging, 1T Al Meilen OitGib bon
bier, bel 9ocabOntaS, ST., .%Dcrungliidt.
@tnc An5abl gaiia9iere trug 0erIeBun8er
bapon. Der 6stSer g. 81. 8aulton bon
Serre !Sa1te 1T umgetommen un6 Der Boitz
clert SenrD Nlbau8b lit pabri9einGid
t0btLt6 perlebt mor6en.
, 1894-06-09
Die Sage i'm pennfYIpantfhenStre
9ebtet.
Gin 2tnI6Ia9 9e9en cine Gtfenbahnbriide
p~ereiteit.
s tttsburQ, 9. SUM.

'YtttSbur9, 9. SUM.
Die Gage i'm Strettgebiet I'M @eften NM
iereS Staates 1T unperGnbert. ltnruben
linb in ben lebten paar Ga9en nicbt DOrgez
fontmen. 9as @eriicbt, baB 3u MenOmn
auf Sberiffs9ebitlfen g~efeuert porOen lei,
bat itcb ais irri9 erpieien. Sn WtcGeesport
berri6t Rube, ebenio in 0uqlesne. IS
9rettt augemeit 6ie Qlnitcbt 8lab, baB baS
Sbltlnmite pteOer einmal iiberitanoen fet.
GlebeIan6, 9, SUM-.
Sm bieii9en Bureau Der GlepeIan6,
Soratn & Wbeelin9= Gilenbabn lit Die 9tabs
rtcbt etn9elaufen, baB Elm Nnidlag 9egen
Die 8a0nbritfe 81 Bridgeport, g.. nob
recbt8etttg O%ereitelt mOrben iet. Die S6uIz
ot9en iin0 unermittelt.
, 1894-06-09
Soro.Oberridter GoIerio9e fdwer
erfrdnft.
8 Olt0Ott. 9. oSunl.

NU NUU Il, 3. SNIII.
9as 8efinben Des 2orb9S berrt9ters
Gpleribge, Der felt eini9er 53eit franf bar
nieber Itegt, bat ftcb erbebIi9 'Deribltm@
inert unb siebt s1 ernitli3en 8%eior9nti1en
NnlaB.
, 1894-06-09
Oes laneen Pooers mioe.
Konferen5 3wifden 6rubenbefibern unO
Grubenarbettert i'll Columbus, o.
Columbus 6, g.. 9. Stunt.

9ie &onferens 5iptlcben Nborbnun9en
BON @rubenbeltbern unb @~rubenarbettern
bat berte Oabter be9pnnen. SIM Qaufe bes
Sormtttags tparen Die @rubeubeltber in
9ebeiu1er 8eratDung.
, 1894-06-09
Die gertbeiOt9nn0.
Der Neutrality-suspicious. 2luer
Sped leu9net ote 9e9en Jpn err
Robenen 8efduIot9uu9en
runope9 alb.

0eu9nlB fir oen 9uteu 3uf pefs uno fei1es
S6pa9ers Clarence Rome. = Der Staat
bat wi4ti9cs WioerIeeures3eugui6 i'll
petto.
, 1894-06-09
Grplofton pon Oampfr0bren.
5wei erO6e gum Jrrenhuufe 9eR0ri9e 6e:
b6uee 3erit0rt.
Rnnfnfce. Su.. 9. S1tr

N~0HIW1CE JH.l 8. SUllI.
@eitern Na6mttta9 pur6en 3pei Sc
bGu0e, melcbe 3ur Sabrifation bon Seife
fir bas S~rrenbauS benuBt pur6en, burdb
Sic Grplofton bon 9ampfr0bren %5crit0rt.
Ser Mai6iniit unb beiien @ebllfe entz
9ingen nur nit tnapper gtot9 benz So6e.
, 1894-06-09
JtaIienifae fosiaIiitifhe Oeputirte
per3i6ten auf ibr 1rIanoat.
SO niInn6. 9. oSnni

y U N"FFF
Sn ltebereinitimmun9 nit Dem 8e@
ibluiic bes io3ialiittiden GomtteS baben
bic 9eputirten 2%(Qntni, 8errt, B~rampoIine,
8erenini unb 8aOaIOni auf iDr Wan6at
Derst3tet.
, 1894-06-09
OroRen nit 6ewalt.

Die Streifer molIen oen Irbeitern nit OYna=
nit auf oen peI3 iteioe1l.
, 1894-06-09
observation-disclosures.

Solgen6e 6etrat6si6eine pur6en 6eute
Wforgen bon 0errn SalOmonion im8ureau
0es SountpclerfS au5gefertigt:
, 1894-06-09
Sdiffsnadrihten.

&19efom1nen.
NepO . IT: DGompanta" bon Queens
totpn, vGanbia" bon 6ambur9.
, 1894-06-09
OliiRltdJ e%ntkommell.
Carlos Gseta, ser fribele prdfoent
Der Republic SoIpo0or in pa
mama an9efommen.

mas er iiber feline 11ieoerIage fa9t.
, 1894-06-09
gn0dJte ibnem fdled)t bekommen.
Gin GheiI ser Interchangeable in
nicaragua m6dte Sen trobi9en
Amerifanern oerne 81
Setbe 9eben.
Die Krieesfdife perbiuoern 6epaIttbGti9=
feiteu ec9en oiefeIben.

Stem Oorf, 9, SUM-.
Die p9SorlO" per%offentIicbt beute Mor9en
Sol9enoeS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06

ing between China and Japan and u
would DO uuwiso to tasn any action
which would appear favorable 70 one
belligefent or the other
Morgan said his main objection TO the
resolution was that II was pfeiioaicd
on tue impeachment NJ the President
or the secretary OF state,
Lodge answered with much warmth
that nc had not iulouied to in
dict any impcachmnut or make
any attacks. " This country
has done good deal OF mcddllng In
this Chinels-Japau mix" sail Lodge
sharply.
Morgan stated that tho Meeting Of
the foreign relations committee would
be called at once to consider this resc-
luton u twas sent TO the committee.
IL was 20 fciertUi.
Peusr then secured the floor for care
July prepared speech which he read
from printed sheets. 10 referred to his
resolution calling for information o. 10
the action Of the secretary OF the
treasury Ia issulug bonds and arraign.
Ing public oiilciala i1r ppfnIy and
uturpation Of authority.
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Fatal shop,inr Army.

GRANGEvfLLE, Ida, Zee. GA fatal
shooting airay has occurred on Salmon
river Two miles above Fiddle creek.
Haliurd, II pps and O'Buon weft
working claim, Hali0rd supplying
thegru0 aud tins others doing tue wyrk.
O'BuUn anu Hepps,il issaid, couspifeu
10 no away with Hal'Jrd when be
returned with load 1i supplies. Hops
anu O'brlen got into a wrauglU over
tue conspiracy, and O'Brien Bhot
Hepps, killing him instantly. HaliofJ,
coming up, took this gun away from
O'Bfieu. The latter thea ran for at.
other gun, aud In eel'-dciense Halfofi
shot him through the hips. Haltord
went u Mount idaho anu gave MIN
self up. O'Briun IL said to 10 hard
character.
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RATES ADVANCED.
Iranscouiiuentai Linos Restore tho
OH rarin-Utah Aneetcd.


Iranscouiiuentai Linca Restore tho
Oh Earin-Utah Affected.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The ttan,oonti.
noutnl lines decided today that effect.
ivo March let, the round trip fatea ~
the Pacific coast would DO advanced
$40, except In tho case Of the shasta
route, where the advance will be only
T0O' All tue round trip rates 70
points IN Montana anu Colorado
nave boon Withdrawn for portion OF
the year. Instead Of putting them
on sale for the entire year, as hereto
fore the round trip tickets will BE- on
sale only ffom May lat 10 September
LIST.
Colorado and Utah rates from the
Missouri river viii bP restored to the
old basis Of $3.50, tho present rate DO.
ing 5000. This action IL not, tho
roads claim, ma elevation OF the rate,
but restoration OF the tariff which
was In effect before the present de.
mDfaliEaliDn began. THIS onsnxe on
the Utah and Colorado rates, when
becomes effective ut once, oarries
with II tho restoration OF tho old
local rates between Colorado anu
Utah points 10 the same basis
IN the same proportion Rs the through
rates.
The general meeting Of tho Western
lines al louTnvd this morning, To allow
tue trauscontiuuntil lines TO meet, but
iasoheduled to meet again in the mora
lug. The facility with which the trans.
continental lines got together TO-DAY
practically removes oil tho obstholts ia
the palh Of the formation Of geneIA.
association.
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army, who Is about so years OF ago,
were accorded an especially warm 70.
ception.
The Imperial carrlages arflveI nj the
now Rsichs.ag building O'Clock 10
the afternoon. The portioua act npart
Tor tbs imperial and royal priueUs were
alone used.
The portal opposite the column Of
Victory was conspicuous from the fact
that it was decorated with "a velvet
canopy. A large dais hai been Goa.
structed Tor the usB OF the IMPERIAL
iamily and highly favored guests, ami
over n was q canopy topped by the
Imperial crown. Beneath thls cauopy
tue emperor and empress aud tho
German princes wero gathered. Oppl.
site this structure were the military
and other noiabilitiel as well as the
members OF tho diplomatic corps.
rhs ceremony was tedious affair,
all tho participants climbing down
from tue dlas 10 the stone aud giving 10
three taps. A. the conclusion OF this
ceremony three "nochs" for the EN-.
por0r we're given, the band played the
national anthem and his majesty aud
tho imperial party re,irud 81 an Inner
chamber Of the Ruichs.ng building.
rho crowds then gradually dispufseI,
while tho emperor Inspected the build.
ing thoroughly under tue guidance u
Hurr Wallet, the cniof architect.
The aosonce Of General Won Captiyi,
the former chancellor, from tolry's
ceremonies was mucl commented Vi
on,
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IUnRisl WINSTON.
Oniciai Denial and Explanation Of the
Armenian Massnrrr.

aNAhNhAhh HAAHHMHfra
WAsHNUrON, ID. g., Dec. o.
The rufEien legation has received the
following communication as regards
the Armenian troubles:
"fowatis the sud Of July last aud
under the instigation VI nu A mcuian
named Hlmpurte0uu, the mcn VI ten
Armeuian villages near MO1sh formed
separate bands And armed with guns,
uagEers, hatcnets ami other instFd.
ments, attacked the tribe Of Dehkan.
KILLED a lew men OF that trito and vi.
tvrwatds fell On the triuos OF y ikirAu
aud Raiikau. Theao bands burned
alive Hadli, nephew OF Eumer Agha,
ono Of thu chiofs Of the BeSiran tribe,
aud not only outraged Mussclmen
women OF tho village OF kulligazit,
bul also put them 10 death in an afro.
ciCus mannuG Men were also treated
Ia a most foroUi0us way. Not salts.
lied with all those criminal aud law.
loss proceedings, tho same bands also
burned a few Villages inhabited by
MusSelmen.
"lhanSs, however, 10 the measures
taken by the lawful authorities, the
bands Ia question were dispersed, anu
the intufgunt chief, Hampetto Jun, A.
well ~ tno priest, Maghirditch, Of
kgzul-k lisse, aud other guilty persons
were arrested and brougbt before the
Justices. Toe statements often pub.
iishcd Ia some Ot the Euro can papers
that some VI tue troops nfod on de-
fcusolsss mon aud women " utterly
untrue. No Individual carrying no
arms was killed, Twenty iasutgBnts,
having surrendered, were treated with
All due consideration, aud alter their
dep0siIi0ua before tho legal authorities
Of Mo1sh we're taken they were given
their freedom, IL was these twenty
insurgents who indicated tue place
whore Chief H.mpUricoun and his ac-
completes were hiding"
The above facts show that among the
insurgents only twenty tutToudured
anu that with tue exception OF the
bfigands, who broke la revolt, no one
else was ill-trualod.
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MILWAUKEE, VIA, Dec, G.--John
Mol,tor John and Guslave Young
quist were arrested here last night and
are alleged 10 be- responsible Tor the
theft Of $4,000 worm Of hardware
ifOm the john Pnyzsln Hardware
company Ia whlch Mayor John G..
Kern Is vlcu president. Alolstor h 8
suipping clerk OF the arm, and has, u
Is astottej, at the iustigntion Of Young
quist, stolen goods nightly Tor the past
year and hall nuI cold them at n
very low price 10 the Youngquists who
are retail hardware dealers and we'll
known business mon,
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THE SENATE

WAsmNGTON, Dec. 6.-Thsro was
not quorum whom the Senate met
today.
b,ils were introduced by Berry
(ATk,) 10 form the Territory OF Iu-
dlanoia, out OF portions OF lauian Ter
ritory.
by Dolph (Ore.) to exempt from
duty foreign exhibits Rt the Portland
exhibition,
by Dunion, (va.), to remit the time
ana penalties on the naval ships
yorktown, Baltimore, New York aud
Philadelphia.
By Dolph, to forfeit unearned public
lands granted to railroads.
By McPherson, IN. ~, for invesii.
gallon OF tho merits Of the plan fer =
unit Of labor.
Morrill, stated that on "Wednesday he
would address the Senate ON "Sums
marvellous senatorial billB ami some
quaeh panaoeas for real anu imaginary
illB.n
Tho vice president laid before the
Senate the resolutions OF Lodge, calling
on The secretary OF state for inioTma-
ZION as 10 tho execution OF two
japanese students by tho Chinese
authorities, while the students were
under The protection OF the United
States. Lodge said n the facts were Ms
published, some ono was very much TO
blame. II thoy were not, this govern.
ment should be- vindieated.
Chandler suggested, Rs the Sen.
htor from Alabama (Morgan) was
chairman Of n foreign relations com.
mittee that would DO we'll known II he
saw any objection IN securing speedy
Information.
MnTgan stated the war was progress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Dc. g.
lmmulis,oiy after the reading OF the
Journal ia tue House today, English
IN. ~ asked unaulmous Coutunt Tor
tho confederation Of u bill.
Shycia rtNAt) objected, whereupon
English objected 10 the resolution
offered by Blalf (Ohiol calling on the
Proeidcnt ~ furnish the House, u not
Incompatible with public interest, With
all correspondence, telegrnphiu anu
otherwise, between this country aud
China, relating to the war between
China aud Japan. The resolution
went to the committee on foreign
alalrs.
En- dish then demanded the regular
order VI business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06

NEW YORK, Dec. Cine auction
sale u. paintings owned by tho late
Captain William NJ. Conner, formerly
proprietor Of the 81. James hotel OF thi.
city, was begun last night. Forty.four
painilnRs were sold tor SlO,Oi7. so.
Among tbs principal sales were.
"5pting time" "a Plot OF Paris, -
20 :. johnson, tl,l55; "Louls NVI,'J
u. 5imonrtti, Rjme,to George Hurley,
1850: "Caie AmeTican,O Jean Befs.
sud, Paris, TO James Graham, $50,
"Ludvig XIV Going 10 Execution, y
Melseli Munich, TO J. A. Maiiey, 1910.
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Early Of 81. Gabrlel's church; Father
Mooney, Of the Sacred Hogrt, Father
Mexican, Of S. Peter's; Edwards, Of
tue Immaculate Conception; Flood, Of
80. John the Evangelist, aud Penny,
" Kingston.
rhls Will be the most important
meeting hold iu several years owing 10
tue serious matters upon which the
council Will be- asked 10 act. Among
tue ma.tsrH to be considered Will be
Father DgoeyS defiance Of the arch.
bishop's order to remaln sway from the
LeNow committee mestlngs. His at.
tendance there was looked upon by
friends Of both the archbishop and
himself No n serious ofienso against ex.
prcss orders from eoclesiastical author
ity.
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senting hinisoli as nn enploye Of the
Montana silver Statue company se.
curou tue address Of the night watch.
man at the store. Last night alter
closing hours the man Presented to the
nightwatonman An Urd0, signed by the
MJntans company saying General
Manager HigOes was dead auI aaking
that tue statue he delivered % tho
bearer The walchmin refused 10
honor the order.
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ntoeIpt,ntthorooibnIl, ammo,

NEw YOus, Dec. g. The financial
report OF tue Yalu-Princotou football
game played at Manhattan field on
saturday last was maJo public last
night. Vhe report SHOWS that the re-
ccipis Of tne game were 4j,b0i lees
thHn last year and the expenses f2,tOJ
Ices. Tuu total receipts were $3.50, ij5
anu tue expenses 81, 25S. The balance
viii DO divided between the colleges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06

The Largest Cruiser nuiIt Upon the
Pacific Goaut.

San FRANCiBcO, Dec. 6.-The cruiser
Olympia, the latgest cruiser built upon
the Pacific coast, Will soon DO ready Tor
service. Sho was launched over two
years ago, made her successful trial
trip n year ago nni has since boeu
waiting Tor her guns, four Of which nre
now on their way hliher from the
East. Ths olympia would bsa v1lu.
auio addition TO the American neat
In Asiatiu waters. IL ~ believed the
administration desircs her speedy
completion that she may hasten 10 the
scene Of the Oriental war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06
Nominations ssnt So the senate.

WAsItiNorON, Dec. 5.-rhs Prosl.
dout today sent to the Senate tho notni-
nations VI Henry W. swift, marshal
Tor the district Of Massacnusetts; Ed.
ward II. S.fobel, OF New York, now
envoy extraordinary aud minister
plnnipoienilary to Ecuador, to DO envoy
oxlraordinary aud minister plonips.
tenllary 10 Chile, vice James Discount,
resigned,
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CLOAK BARGAINS.

An elegant limo OF Coats
lust received. Ten. black
and blue. Korssy Cll,h. lat
est shape, value Slg.51. Tor
A splendid limo Of Row
Long Goats, Ia Tan, Black.
eic., light ntting, worth SIi
TO so, Tor
Fine Melton Cloth Jackets
in black, with or without
velvet collar, for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06
TELEGRAPHIC,
utah COMMISSIONS REPORT
Review Of tho LabOrs Of that Body
In Tho Territory.
Fair Registration - one Thousand
judges or Rioction-Appropri.
ations nud Disbursements.

WAsHINdToN, Dec. 5.-Tho annual
report Of the Utah Commission sub.
mllted to the secretary Of tho interior
today reviews the general performance
Of tho duties ia the supervision OF tho
elections in that Territory. The com.
misslon says the registration Of voters
preparatory to the general elections
was made In ialrncss. About 5000
registration tilluefs were apportiouoi
hmOuz the twenty.six counties and
over j 900 Judges Of elections appointed.
The total amount VI appropriations
for the commission for tue fiscal year
was sS2,OOO anu disbursements S2J,678.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06

Tho most beautiful stock
Of Chlidron's Coats over
shown IN tho city. All the
hnest materials, AZ Houc.p.
nobby Ch0vlots, Covort
Clo.ha, Illuminated Cloths d. m
On all the leading aud new. N lIUiJ
est styles, from $500 to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06

WAsHiNoTON, Dec. o. - There IA
evidently case Of mistaken identity
IN the story telvgraphed from Kansas
CITY Of tbs death Ia JAN there from
excessive diialpatiOn OF Mra Edith
Armstrong, better known 90 "DOvlon
Comsiouk anu said 10 be the daughter
OF ID. q. FOrnoy, tho one time editor
Of the famous Bnti.bollum paper, the
Chronicle. Mr.. Fofney nves ia Wash.
ington Ut 213l Z street and today he
received n letter from hig daughter, no
" Mrs. ID. T.. WAlrous, OF New York
cry, saying sho 10 alive ana well, and
that ahe never went as far wcsl ~
Kansas City In her life. Il has deeply
grleved the family that the Old scandal
connected with Mrs. Watfouts early
career has been revived by the story Of
her death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06

BRtDuErOS, n. j. Dec. 5.-worl
has been received that the business
part Of CedarvliIu IL burning. Tho
posloiilce and nearly all the main
stores nave been consumed aud the fire
IA beyond control.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06
MnI EEpIore no nnnn,nln.

SEATTLE, wash, Dec. 5.-Eor the
purpose Of sscurtaluing the extont OF
Tue recent disturbances on Mount
Rainier, tho P0Si.IateiiigsHctr has de.
cidod to Nc out al exploration party 10
climb the mountain. The party
viii consist Ola representative OF the
paper, anu four others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06
Tor Ihe IltenlalIon of i..bor rrobIem.

BERNE, Dec. 5.-The National
Council mas requested the Federal
Council 10 resume negotiations with
the foreign governments Tor the csizb.
llohment Of international regulations
upon labor questions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06
FLANNELs Continued.

y inch White Flannel, wool or
and cotton mixed, worth 25' per O3C
yard, at
20 inch White all wool Fiarncl, Die
worth SOC per yard, No -VO
70 Inch Rod TwIllod all wool OO1
Flannel, worth soc per yard, at ZZ2C
a now limo or figured Elder 49,
Down for Chliron's Cloaka, nllp
worth ijc por yard, ~ wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06
AL.nAnA,. rnornLr.
A Law Passed to Punish Usurpers Of
state Onlcrs.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, DC. 5.-rhe
blu VI RopfcsUuauvl kuight 70 pun.
iuu usufpurs VI state Offices was passed
by strictly party vyte. RBpfcsenta-
tive Manning, the Popuiisi leader,
said;
al warn the m 5mbsrs Of tho other
side that lt Ia llug lane that has no
turn. We cannot provide punishment
fJr usurpcrs with conssteLcy tlll W.
have a lair election law RuI IA honest
contest law by which We eau deter.
mine who tho usurpur H."