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RECALLED TO PARIS.
The French Minister to Portugal
Leaves Lisbon.

Leaves Lisbon.
PARIS, Feb ia semi-official note ba 9
been issued in regard to the attitude OF the
Portuguese government in most of the Gues-
tons which have arisen between France
and Portugal and especially in regard to
those questions which affected French in
vestments.
The attitude Of Portugal in these matters.
1t is announced. has caused Premier CAST
mer-Perier to recall the French minister
to Portugal from his post to Paris, in order
to confer with the government upon the
situation.
During the absence of the French min
lister from Portugal the first secretary will
replace him and will act until the pres
ent crisis permits Of the French minister's
return.
MADRID. Feb. 16.-The queen regent and
the cabinet have discussed the departure
OF the French minister from Lisbon and
the situation is regarded as being serious
The Spanish newspapers comment upon the
situation and also regard II as being SER
ious.
The general opinion expressed in politica,
circles is that the situation in Portugal re-
sembles that which necessitated the inter
vention of Spain in the affairs of Portugal
fifty years ago. and the opinion is also ex-
pressed that Spain should Immediately con-
slider the means to be taken in order to pre-
vent Portugal from becoming the center Of
permanent political agitation.
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LobenEula Dead.

CAPETOWN,Feb. 16.-The death of King
Lobengula is confirmed. No particulars
however, have reached here up to the time
the dispatch is filed
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Burned Henry's Papers,

PARIS, Feb. 16.-The anarchists Of q
certain group upon hearing Of the arrest
of Henry, the bomb-thrower of the Hotel
Terminus, raided his lodgings at Belleville
the same night burned all his papers and
departed, taking with them, it is believed,
one or more bombs. which the anarchist is
supposed to have had in his lodgings
The police, it would seem. were very neg
ligent in the matter of the arrest of Henry.
as their search of his lodgings seems Only
to have been an afterthought. II they had
acted more promptly II Is possible that
they might have made some important dis
coveries and arrests AS it was. they found
in Henry's lodgings some chlorate powder,
picric acid and some copper tubes. evidently
intended for use in the manufacture of
bombs similar to those used by Valiant
and by Henry himself.
At the anarchists lodgings the people of
the house said they recognized the photo
graph of Henry as that of a man whom
they knew as Dubois.
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Fought a Duel With Swords.

PARIS, Feb. ia duel with swords was
fought today between ex-Minister Wal
deck-Rousseau and Count Frisch de Fels.
The ex-minister was slightly wounded in
the arm.
The alteration which was the cause of
the duel was the result of remark made
by NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau at a recent trial,
which was supposed to reflect upon the
Countess de Fels. The count shortly after
ward struck NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau in the
lobby of the Palace of Justice and the
friends of the two gentlemen mentioned
were called upon to arrange the meeting
which has taken place today.
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PARIS, Feb. 16.-Prince Colonna has gone
to Naples. He left this city three days ago
In an interview with Maintre Corte, counsel
for the prince. the lawyer said that Prince
Colonna- was determined to regain possess
sion of his children and that he will take
the necessary steps to do so.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

mIshi lave been auucuugHl HFatmrn
oniy5 Tor the Dverwhclu.H. majority
of the attendance was mlIUuu YI Chat
sex. Aaitturncd out, however, turre
WINS nothing that the lnIirH need have
remained away fr0m-ihH.l b., uHumiug
that such sutClaclus ami anatomical
displays as are now regularly been %
buflosuup Hfe aishts that Ii.F may with
ptoprlcty behold. Tho an'u'luos'iutss
that characterized lastyrrf'H production
NJ this Niece is nov altogether gone
let ~ hope that the severe HcUfchlug 10
received 10 Salt Lake contributed Co.,.
warts the cleansing p0Hc1H-sui D.
sianda now aB an amuHius uui SNOWY
oxtravngsnzi, long way huhinl
Hrndors ma Hpuctaclcs DO o. trur tui "a
long way In advance 90 what 10 wac
last yuar The story s % cUuIH",
simple rot, aud that fyhash ut the
Duvlps Auction, Fauiuma, Supurhg
and halt "a dozen other pieces, with
their weak tales Of the gU3n aud bad
fairies that make 10 up-H coming lu
be- nlmOtt uauHustlng. hIt tue dane
Ing, marching, some o. iIu singing
not all OF it, by any means, tue
acr0batic worF, anu the scenery uTt
more than goUI, and tue applause
last night ross at tlmos 90 thunIor1us
proportions. Tue D1uaEptla's arf
battle work deserves Hu. mention;
CyTuno's dancing IL graceful, but shu
atoutus no particular iuI.f,i sTmo of
The other dancing was uACullun,i Mr.
Vaudeville, tho c0mvdiau, "a Itl.r %
the Little Tycoon, made good deal OF
mlr.h, aud tue PutnAm sls.rtH' siusiug
won all the old time applause. Cy.
renee engagement with tho company
cudoI rather abruptly last gyuIiugi tht
management, % 10 bhiI, did not RELISH
the TACT that they had brought her a.
rom sau Francisco, where u is
claimed she was out Of nu cugsgomBnt
10 hni tuat she hal c0utrAeIUl 10 bo'
gin an engagement AZ Wonderland
here Thursday next
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Police Pointers.

William Merritt, James Cody and
Thomas Rowe were arrested last night
at the Rio Grande Western depot ON q
charge OF trsapats.
Jamea Robinson was assessed $50 aud
Peter Hawkins $50 for drunkenness
aud vagpncy.
The Tour soldiers who created the
low on Franklin Avenue sunday
night paid SO each for their fun. rus
two women allowed the same amount
each 10 answer for them.
Annie AthR, Of Ridgway, Ouray
county, Colo, writes 70 the police for
information about her husbands
Whereabouts. lie was last heard OF a.
M employo Of the Hotel Templeton.
n. Jenson, a young man, was
arrested this morning Tor disturbing
the peace.
q, Good aud w. O'Ncil were fined
s25 each yesterday afternoon Tor selling
liquor on Sunday.
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Personal Notes.

+. II. Daics, OF Cellar Rapids, Ia,
l. NJ the X ut''ord.
Mr. Eikhdge. OF Chicago, lisa CUES,
40 the kuutstJrd.
Ripley 3. Lyon, Of Logan, IL In town,
He II at the Cullen.
W. d. Ryan, oi Lohi, IL autographed
at the Morgan.
II, G.. Sheridan o. up from Green
Rlyetaud Is stopping a. the Temple
ton.
a. II. Young, from San FrLucIsco, g.
registered nj the rgmpluion.
Joseph A. Smith 10 down from
Idaho Falls, and b ut the Morgan.
Harry Allen anu W. T.. Church, o.
COtinue, aTu gueita at the Cullen.
d. A. BioigeIt ami wife, Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, arc at the Kuul-fofI.
Thomas Button II up from Eureka
and 10 Registered at the Morgan.
+. q. Grafton, Of Butte, Mont, d.
autographed at tho Tvmplelou.
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TodnY,s Prohate Court.

EsIale Of Melissa H. MoClellanJ, DO.
ceased. Hearing ON petition to sell
zeal estate. Dismissed.
Estate OF Emma A. Williams, de-
ceased. Hearing on citation Issued
upon J. Il. Williams, administrator,
directing him to flle his account Rnd
show cause why his letters OF Adminis.
tfatlon should not be revoked. Con.
lnued, and time for ding account
extended till Thursday, the 10Th inst.
Estate OF James MoFaddon, deceased.
Tuesday, May 10Th, sot for hearing
accOunt.
Estate OF Frank Crocker, deceased.
Hearing on petition for order authoril-
ing the administrator 20 settle and
compounds the judgment claim
against Luis J. Rath. Petition
granted,
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worker, a waiter and frult.packer; a
stone mason, pfeteman aud an
lfonmOugef were arraignei on a
ehsrge o, stealing a ride on the Rio
Grando Westsrn. Tue case against the
mason whs dismissed.
The four boys arfaigned bBfore Police
Justice smith yesterday on a charge
0f disturbing the peace Of the neighbor'
huod NJ Ninth East and Second South
Streets, appeared In court this after
noon and this charge against them die
missed.
J. Miller was fined s25 this afternoon
Tor selling whisky on Sunday.
The People VI James Faifcluugh u
IN progress before Police Justice smith
this afternoon a. the NEWS goes L
pfeFa,
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win be Sent to sho.hone, Idahs.

Tomorrow, Joseph william Taylor
cha nndo,tsksr will forward tue body
Of Mrs. @. q. Huynes,'o shoshonr' 49,
,hs homo Of the deceased for burial
Mrs. Haynes died at the seien' nos
pllal yesterday from the ell es OF a a
surgical operation for the removal OF a u
lumor. Her husband u wen know y
shoshone citizen for whom s'ea' y M
pathy rs fell.
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MI John GUHchvr she genial
rsJaufaut man, WISHES o. inform the
ru1nc that hu has bought ont tnr
Saddle Rock Roe auIauf, which VIII
hereafter bu nun nH a Iifs' class house
under the name OF Centennial Mot
cuaut uueh U0m o. tlll q, 70 ceuis.
Shot 05.rr 40 nll url Oytgtf, Fish
uuI Cane iu season. Op.n day anu
ui#II.
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Police COnrt.

Alto O'Clock this morning the iol.
lowing cases came up before Police
Justice Smith;
Three brake.beam tourists were fined
80 each iorslealing a ride.
A cook, porter and tramp; steel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

That magnificent broken column
mentioned 100 Bst evenings NEW,
and which WAS presented by tho city
officials 10 SERGEANT Wilson last SUNDAY
was made at Dwycy's noral establish.
ment, Mc'uornIcE building. The
flowers were home grown except the
loses.
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LIhrnrY r0mmIllee MeelIng.

The adjourned meeting u the library
committee are requested /, meet Oh
Wednosiay afternoon, April ls, ".
$3.50 pm. Ia the club room ol Oh
Ladics' Literary CLUB la tue Industrial
Home. De- Ellis Il. Shipp, chairman,
Mrs. G.. h, Allen, secretary.
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nenrn lIrLMnn,s Immoral.

The funeral services over the remains
Of tho late Henry 7. MoEwan will
take place from tho Twelfth ward meet.
ing house tomorrow afternoon, begin
ming al O'Clock.
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Wells, Fargo & Go. received today:
Penn. bullion s3 400, Onlatlo bullion,
s8,3iE,buni1u, LOS. Total, S,s04.
McCOuIcE Is co, received today:
Silver aud lead Gree, 81, $50.
IT. r.. Joues g. 90. received today!
Bullion, i8.lUI, ores, $1,000. Total,
$500.
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rlnANI. .LLAmNn IInnsr.

amounted 90 i2lO,s2J. Same day latt
year, igS9,uag,
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New YUrs.-Slysr65!; Lsad o..
London, gsl
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Is now being illustrated loo the
show window Of the Eagle Gate
Cigar factory, Is west. Second South
street. where lie public can see how
the Eagle Cate Cigar are made
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GONE MAD"

During the early seventies I was run.
ming local freight on western road
when the following incident occurred
! had pulled Ia ON the side track No
Maverick, a small junction station having
received orders 10 await tho arrival ol %
special, which was coming mp behind mo
aud was due Ia about 10 minutes, when
the telegraph operator rushed from Che
station and cilmbrfod into The cab ns if
possessed by some iruuu. His face was
white 90 the driven SNOW, while he trcm.
blcd Ia every Limb.
A. length lo managed TO control him.
self sufficiently Co gasp out the following
startling information
Engineer Of special gone madi un.
coupled from train 90 STILES aud coming
toward us nc a terrible ratr.n
Scarcely had hc ceased speaking when
the rumbliug 81 tho wild locomotive wus
heard approaching, and upun looking
down the track saw tho black monster
scarcely a milo distant, tearing toward Us
What was ! 20 do'
In tho tWiukllnr OF nu eye hc would
sweep past, and then mo- p1wor ON earth
could stop him until BIO crashed into %,
overland express, which hnd already left
tho telegraph station 10 which ORDER
could be sent 10 warn a.
aid not pause 20 think. In tho brief
ct possible space Of time / told my lire
man 20 nneogplle tho engine, aud ere apo,h
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Near The close Of tho last century rn-
mons Of % French Invasion alarmed the
country and reused military arlor 90 such
an extent o. 20 lead 10 fresh regiments be-
Ing raised The Duchess Of Gordon IL said
20 have had wager with the prnce 20.
gent a. 10 which NJ them would nrst raise
a battalion, and that tho ialr lady rrsary.
cd 10 herself the power OF offering % To-
ward even more attractive than tho Llug's
shilling.
AZ all events, tho duchess aud Lord
Huntly started OH on their rrflnd, and br-
tween them soon raised the required mum.
Der ot men, Tho mother and son frequent.
ell every fair in tho country side, begging
tho luo young hlghlandcrs 20 come Tor,
ward In support Of King and country aud
TO cnlist In her regiment, aud when all
other arguments had failed ulmor stated
that kiss from tho beautiful duchess
won the doubtful recruit.
Sho soon announced 20 headquarters tho
formation of a regiment and entered into
all the negotiations with the military nu.
thorlues lu % most lusiurssllkr manner.
reporting that the whole regiment yfre
highlandrrH s1vs 90. Lord lluuuy wHs
given the nrt command NJ this rnrps.
Then aud ever since known ns tho Ninety.
second, or Gordon highlander. and genr.
lnE iN' tartan ai fh1 clan. Alexander
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Notes.

The story IL current that an effort
was made by Judge Judd TO have Alma
Hague indicted on quite number Of
endorsement counts, but that the
grand jury refused, after considerable
debate, 10 indioI on more than onr
count.
serlne Conrad was yesterday exhib.
iting on the street n large mountain
lion, which he had killed near his
place couple OF miles northeast Of the
city.
Through the courtesy Of the Stake
presidency the Bousa band concert
will DO given In the stake Tabernacle.
Tho Tabernacle choir give a free
concert In the Tabernacle this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

In Judge 5mith'a court the following
business was transacted:
II. Z. johnson was found guilty Of
assault with n deadly weapon, aud
James JOhn Of battery. Sentence
was set for Saturday.
The Alex. Ogllvlo grand larceny ease
came on for trial Ogilvlu IA charged
with stealing a black muley steer, tho
property OF Hugh l.. Lcssonbuu, Of
Marysvale, on October 20, 1904 The
steer was shipped 10 Salt Lake. The
jury returned verdict OF guilty. Sen.
tenoe was got for March l3ih. Clayton
Gannett, implicated with Otiivlr,
pleaded guilty, aud was sentenced 10
two years In the penitentlafy.
William T.. Pendleton, Of payson,
pleaded not guilty 10 tho charge OF
burglary. J.W. n. whitocott ton wac
appointed TO defend him. Tho forfeit.
ute Of bonds was net aside ani an order
was made fot new bonds 10 10 given,
subject 10 the approval OF Justice Will
son, Of Payson.
La Boa, the Eureka libertine, was
sent up for four months for fornica-
ton. The judge gave him a severe
lecturing. When La Boa comes out Of
Aho lthltcuilhIl uc VIII nave 70 M
swer In suit for damages for breach
Of premise, brought by Mics Tlsohner.
Robert shaw, arraigned on the
charge OF adultery, entered plea Of
not guilty.
The case OF tho People Va w. II.
Gardner was Ignored, AZ was also n
case Of embeEzlement against Alma
Hague.
In second embezElomont case, an
Indictment was returned, and
Hague was afralgned. lie was grant.
Cd unit! March 18th 10 plead, pending
which he was allowed 10 20 on "A
$4,000 bail. Arthur Brown h MI
Hague's attorney. There was quite
lively set.to between Arthur aud
Judge Judd In relation TO the time
gTRnted Hague 10 plead.
q. IL. Hallett aud ]. w, Smith,
ohatgod with numbering Royal Grant
at Weslwater, were arrAignod anu
pleaded not guilty. bail was fixed In
the sum OF $4,000 zach.
w. IL. Finders pleaded not guilty to
a ohArgoo OF Destroying Insured pro y.
eIty. The case was set for trial on
March 18th.
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Noles


Onicef Melsner, who was shot ia the
foot during the arrest Of the swan
burglars, lie progressing iavorably To-
wards recovery but is still confined 10
his bed.
An italian by tho name Of Gosiona
Boloneyeue was arrested by Sheriff
Belnap yesterday charged With threat
eninE TO take the lie OF fellow
countryman. He viii have n hearing
m Commissioner Pefrin's court on tho
18th inst.
Hans Lar.en Of Huntsville was
Arreslsd aud assessed $50 yesterday To-
selling fish withouta license.
George Bennett, who was on trla
yesterday for burglary alleged 10 have
been committed by him In Lognuiwas
discharged, and immo iiatuly TO-
arrested charged with larceny
Lcssepger & Beckwith, attorneys
for George Corey who was afrnignsd Tor
receiving stolen property, Withdraw
his former plea Of NOT guilty and hlod
= demurrer, which wss subsequently,
overniled and tho plea or not guilty.
again entered.
WIN. Sheen was found guilty yssior.
day Of grand larceny.
Tue social given by the Knights Of
Pytbias at the Broom hotel Ia honor
Of Wafdo a James last evening was
successful affair.
. Real estate transfers yesterday
mounted 70 $500.
Tho city marshal, aided ny the police
oiiicofg. made arrests last night which
helped the city financially TO the
amount Of over 500. This was by the
taking Into custody Of nineteen fallen
women.
The tremendous hail storm which
occurred last night aud lasted about
one hour seemed 10 make everybody
seek n place OF shelter. 10 was ihe most
severe storm Of the season.
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PROVO.
First District Court.

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ABROAD TO FRIENDS, AND THESE
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PREACH THE GOSPEL As EFFECTU-
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BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
TO YOUP FRIENDS ABROAD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10
TO EXCHANGE.
NOTICE
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