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NOTICE FOR sYPIISArIoN-TImseR
q. g. Land O1ss. salt Lake Cuy. Utah
MAY 0. t.4i

u. n. Lana OtsFf. Salt Lake CITY. GilH
MAY o. 1895
COMPLAINT HAVING nETN ENTERED
\ At this onice BY james s Blum a1a.nst
UcorFc D. Ward Cor failing 90 comply viii iHag
as 90 Timber culture Entry No. IIu. usttI
March t0th. IslI upon fHe D. % ~ 49, .. and
W. n. o. q, section ". I0wuHHU n
nHnuo W, in rau ilko County. Utah. with
vIHw 20 tla cancellation Uf slIu eutf.. com
tcftlut alleging that Go1rEr D. NHrINI. not.
and hAs not caused forest uofa. tree tre1r uf
things to Do planted urUu aIi land fur'Hs
tnU third year from date NJ hIs entry. Ies from
Marsh loth, lsli. 90 March l.th. l-ff and d'I
not, nud did not cause any forest trees. rnu
seeds or cuttings 60 hU planted uUuu FHIt land
IuuuF tho fourth year from Uatr NJ H.s rutrg,
Dee. from March iNth itH. tu March infu. l-Ii
and HHIu failure continue tu latr hereof fhr
slId parties HrO hrreuT summoned i1 HrnrHf
of tHia once ON Tho 5000 day Hf juno. 1925. Hf
m O'Clock SIM. 20 respond Hrf furnish toafI
inuuF concerning alid alleged fl.Urr
WifHrs & CukuwIDK, BYRON uUpp.
Attorney fHr contestant REGISTER.
NuIE The faHE cod faI" u. HHTE|.U upon
tlU ImHuf.UuIurH claim .U| HNU. no NU fu.
UUr.UU Hu tlIH rut.H. and Publication must HU
rUH.Trf % only where UHrHHnl. ..fUI"H com
nUt Dol "rI. ruI tHat fHft Do established H, ZOO
HU fsFIt H.Hf ufiU. uH.n. Iuu diligence. 40 HHH
leon found IHIufH .H f1 muIU personal atr.
NIUU upon tIr .'aIMfuf
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mALr rAmn rxoun,IoNs

70 ogden over tho Union Pacific,
On June /, 2aud tho Union PG.
ciilc will sell return tickets 10 OgGsn
NJ one fare rats (sl5Ol good for return
until June o. Traius leave a. z and
$3.50 q. IN. and 40 and B.2O nm.
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ON TICkel ono. 2Ol nm SlIlll

8 T. Rail E &. H1 e,t ss'i F;..2 &
Omamcnting spcCi.
atty. All work warranted pure, and
manufactured by professional cooks
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Ia tho Probate CHurf 900 aud tor salt LAi
County, Territory VI uthh

IN tho Probate CHur 900 tul tor salt Lake
County, Territory uf Utah
To- tho matter Of tho rsnto OF ncnry Sic.
LWau, tHGrlsUd.
N0t.He u umo aud place fHf trU hearing Of
pUuuou tor ADHESION lU probate % viii.
DUUsUANr To A. ORDER o. SAID
i Court boz a1iu matter notice Dol hereby
SVEN that McdH,HdaY, thr Nu day Of May
a. %. lsIi, Ht lu u'r.Uea d. w.t % the County
Court House Boo SALT take CITY, Utah tgrrtyr,
iu che court room ~ aaid court, boz been 40.
pointed thO time aui place Cor tho hearing 90
d petition OF Agnes NcswAu. praying Tor che
ldmHHlou no probate o. certain document
herewith urUHUuiCd, uunpufNuF iu uU the lAat
Win ana Testament 10 Henry MruwAu, dr.
ceased. whom and UNrrH Nl. pfruuH Interested
may appear luH oppose IIr probate OF saIi
will Ur granting Uf .HrII Letters tratHmruthrY Co
AguuH NCEwau 40 prayed f0r .u HHIluUuuOu.
lu witness whereof . h|Nu htrUuut1 Hrt WT
hand hu1 HuNyu tHo seal uf saII
IsEAII court, Chile .itu day VI MAJ, A. %.
~ 3. NLLON.
clerk of Probate Court
UHI, D. JACK. uruuty clerk.
IUIHIauN Is thNHuN. Attorney.
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ONLY sISo 40 oGDES AS0 HErUR'
Viaihs Uniou Pacific.

On June /, and 3, tioAels good for
return until June D.. Trains leave at
? aud D:8OA m. aud 2:iO aud $3.50 pm.
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Juno Isi. nnd and Ird, Via the Uaion
Pacific.
On above dates the Union Paclno
VIII sell round trip tickets 10 Ogden at
81 80, good for return until June o.
Trains leave Salt Lake at Z anu $3.50 a.
H., Eud 2iil and 0:20 p.m.
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Jamos w.. ptis Laura A,rlt,s aud John 4. Do.
vine, Defendants.
DUWsUANT no Az ORDER or SALE
4 uu tlrcIu-lru 10 mu directed by the
THIRD luilcaI District Court u tho ierrl.
tory 90 Utah. Iu ho above entitled action, 4
shall ,NpuHuW public aHIO. 40 the south front
door OF che uIuui1 Court House In the city OF
salt Lake. county of salt Lake aud IUfritIfy
uf Utah. uu tue Htu day OF June l-Ig, 40 90
O'Clock To- U., 40 the right tluu. claim and Boz
tOrtHtur james ", rtts and Laura a. Puts of,
lu and lu thu following described real estate.
situate, lying aui being ln salt Lake DIty and
County, liautaul described HH fuluWH. losWlt.
Commencing rs puiug % foot east from thu
northeast end of tOwWure a. street on FlTat
south Street kat iu Rot sgygu .D. Block
seventy G.|, fAt go Salt Lake DUy survey
SAT- Lake County lHu IDuutnrD and rul
ming lnuucr east twCuty.Hlur 800 feet, thence
south -uYuuW dive ,ihl foot ,ihonrc Wost uVeu.
81 nine t.D feet, thence north HgFrny 1--WE Ea
premises now ustl and hold Pos IAmUa NJ.
rus and hIH wife Laura a. rIttH, under lease
from INu Tusiyca uf ilu estate of Brigham
Yong lBtHI January IIh, lHsH, AI#u fUUaU
tom brigham Young EHlalU l1 tUauk Jr0ckCr,
dated November Nl ls'I, aHd assigned 90
james " lIttas
10 boz s0Id 100 tnr property Of James w..
Pitts and Laura A. rItlH iL tuU ault OF VulrIuE
phoIln aud stephen hays
Iorms of aNu, cash
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM.
u. 3 MATuhal,
By T. L. hUCuEh Deputy Marshal
Dated Nav lH, 1871,
Booth. Toe s. Gray aGorugys Tor plaInul
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
ELECTIVE May ON, 1874.

Effective May 9th, 1894.
giahI fr4rs aud DI.aff I'd Sad LaLt
GU DaiB, a. f0I0ris
,untva.
from 90 Eastern points. .............. 8 90 am
ltom luitc. Ioruant. san iran.
cisco. Cache valley and Usdou..i0 ~ % m
IRON ODD Eastern uoints rars CIty
NNN 'aIe ni.s......sss ...4..ss.ssss. q D % n
irom San Francisco. ogden and
lnitfmeliHtc roluia.,....a......... 3 Do y
Prom Provo and intermediate points. o % o. m
IRON Milford, JuaH, tr5g1. sanpsta,
NNN INftha..s. .....aH. s..ssssss..s.-. TT D. On
'fron Terminus and rooelo............. Z W % m
ufrAHr
Ior ,Ffcn. Tart city aud Oh
Eastern points ..................... ol am
Tor ogden and intermediate roinis q. y5J hm
Tor Ogden. intermediate ror
tln francisco aud Cache
valley Uoinis. I...ssssssssssa.,ss...., 9 90 % m
Tor ogden .Hutto. Helena. Portland
ran francisco uui OIL potts east % m
'Tor Eureka. rrlg1 taunu's s.f.y
NCphi, juab and tutro.,,.. 90. i1 70 u
For Provo and intermediate tolut. .l pm
'Tor foooIo and rcrminus....,....... o. ain
Daily except Sunday.
ituIus souh of juab ruu daily czeop.
sunday,
City Ticket Once, 2Ol Main Street.
Telephone 49,
u o. uuBLEY. Cent AFt rasarr Dept
D.. DICKINSON. General Manager
Ill LuMAX. &. A. a q. AgeuL
Euu. CLARK.
D. uLrUI ANDERSON. Receivers
anlIN M. NuhNI.
FREDERICK A. C0UDEHT
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Notice Last Chance Mining
Company
Location Of principal place or business, salt
Lake CtY, Utah,
-
Location uf works, Eta, AltgruH county. ldah1.
NOTICE, -TUEUE AXE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock uu
account OF assessment lowed 900 tHu llud day
OF March, tsnl, Che several amounts set opposite
Tho names OF The respective Huaruh1'drfs, as
fulluWH.
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NOTICE o. ltEWsUY GIVEN THAT
~ UroIH t. IHuI.Uu. UNurutuN uf tuy
dr"HHHU1. IHa rendered f1r rrtIrmuHt and
lUu Iu fHIu court UUr NuHl account o.
UUr HImnIftfauuu 90 fIII estate (which
approved. and petition flr Uusi dIa.
irIHu iHn of tHp residue sf said estate among
tIy PERSONS entitled thereto, and that HAtufs
day, tIo HIn day " juno. 4. ID. l-Hl. Ht Do
O'Clock d. fH.. 30 tHU court room of HHId court.
Iu che county Count House. HuIt Lake tIty aud
County. Utah IDuIfUrt. uaH boon duly ~.
pointed UY tuU Judge % rHlI ruuff
fur tHD hearing on aaIu petition
for distribution. ne which time uuI
place any person IutrrfHtHd iU "HI1 estate may
appear 1uI show cause. U uuY there De-. why
nual dIHtrlIutuu should not uU maIU as prayed
tor
Dated May ltb. i1L
CO. ~ WIiUY.
clerk 0' Che Probate Court
. M.mn.M .-Lu-n-.- -
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MONEY tn LOAN.
TO TRADE.

EAEWH Asu EANDIEa IUU CITY
II property o. u Lloyd, iit McU1fHitk nIk
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Real Estate

For Sale or Trade In all parts
OF tho city Jay r.. Stephens,
% Union Natioral Bank
Building.
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XvOrNG PICS. YUUNU uuuEg ANn
4 gasoline stowe. uu iith Ea.L IuHg
south 90 Iwuf.h uulH
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NOTICE
onnRL rss sANLIARY Cn.

TEasruuI~ AND GREASE TRAP,
- cleaned. manure. garbage ana dead
ANIMAL haulICl once, Na O.. Maiu Street
Telephone |IH
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WANTED.

TOOD GIRL FOR GENFHAI HOUSE
" woft, at1 south iirat WORST
A GOOD MAN WHO CAN INVEST
N email amount Of MONEY. buHrautGtd
90 male so 90 SIS daily. $50 Urluuur
standard Automatic Machine Co., 20 UUEcn
g., Cincinnati. ohio.
A GIRL ron GENERAI uuusEwouR.
~ AppF with reference ID. D. lHt street
A SITUATION ny A WUsrFnED
~ phamhDist Can furuah aHUI rofOreu.
Gee Address pharmacnt E1N Is Provo,
LAlH.
nHftKiNupgE BooH WFhUu ~
- IrumuH History of .Huuu lIlus.
tratei agents success uu. aH#...I. lOiHII
already rUd. uutdt free HEU.H wanted
W. d. FERGUSON, CO.. t.. cincinnati. %
NtrANrED-LADY oH uFNTlEuAS no
w r.Hlai Boo 0lco. SALARY H..w. with
chance tu "rH4Hn. HII UH..'... ..rmHurut. I.
.utgt. hu way itIr ra.l in uU.0 10 engaged
inrIu rrfcrUurU UuH INlH|FH.HHH Htlmuri
envelope. Manager l8.t Drawer DO. hrAg1
TIE PARAGON.
I1iRsr GLASS uOUI ANn suuI uEpAtH.
II iuE done while YOU wait nc tuH lowest
rfitrs. Satisfaction .uuruIDtH II 49,. .uutu
Temple st, sat Lake. Or. Hur a shoe.
fI'tNE OuEUbs. WARRANTS Ayn
/ water Scrip bought HU uHHe. D. Tracy
40 nud {. tummur.Ia. b.u.a
NOTICE
Z WISH TO- iNIOHM WY IUENp8 ANn
tHu public boo general u#H.I HHEu covered
mY gUunr. Hlu with $40 DuH.f.r sngIstntH
Co. suI hlyU rulnrgd uHriUr. H.u with lrIf.
UU found tt so H WIII street, four doors
north uf The OLD stand. Mu 5000 carry com.
p.rio linc uf Pianos Organ. U1naa and shrct
and N||.H" oil
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MARsHAL's SALE.

10 Ohio Third %. .f.. Court of utah Terrtory
sale ON Foreclosure,
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lrnAL NOTICE..
Iu tbo matter OF the estate OF IoHn " Chan
berlin, deceased.

90 Che Probate Court n aud Tor salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah
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NOTICE. 10 THGfuBLlu.

UrT, o. JACK. Deputy gIUrk.
l.IaIsuN Is thNHuN, Attorney
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Notao u umc aud place i1r tr0 hearing
pUuuon tor ADHESION t1 probate Of viii.
The evening world., 1894-01-23
TALMAGE's PURPOSE IS FIXED.
His Resignation Led Rr:.ell Sage to secur'
His Debt from BROOKLYN Tabernacle.

Rev. Or. 7. De Witt Talmage declared yes.
terday that his decision 10 resign from the
passionate of the Brooklyn Tabernacle was ir-
revocable. Twenty five years makes a long
pastoratc, ~ he said. 81 know Of only thr 20
pastors in Brooklyn who have occupied their
pulpits so long a time. in regard 10 our
church debt | wish 10 say that no bank or in
surancc company could be burned out twice
and be compelled to erect two great buildings
without being embarrassed. have given TO
the church in cash and services $50. 600. |
make this statement simply by way of explana.
ton. So far as the feeling between the truS.
tees oi the Brooklyn Tabernacle and myself is
concerned, il could not he better.
When the present Board OF Trustees came
into Office last fall n statement OF the financial
status of the Tabernacle was made, which
showed that lis debt amounted 10 S2O7, 500.
RusseA Sage. TO whom Sl25, 600 principal and
SIS, o accrued interest Is due, said ycstcr-
day that DR.. Talmage had long been one of his
very good friends, and that It was not until he
knew that the Doctor intended 10 resign that
he asked his attorney 20 secure his deb, DR..
1nlmagc expressed the kindliest feeling ioSards
Mr.. Sage.
The evening world., 1894-01-23
Lost, Found and Rewards.

LOST-On Friday evening. g~entleman's black
leather pocketbook, containing lApers Of value
only To owner. Eugene Ross; raward. VI returned
to Aston House.
~LOST-Sunday night In West seth st small fox
terrier: red ribbon around neck liberal reward
II returned TO 30 West saith 81.
LOST-On Saturday. two notes Endorsed by GaJlny
Bros. suitable reward n returned to LA Mas.
sau ~.
L~osT-sunday, p. NJ, at Ic3d a. and 7th ave,
Young Irish setter; return, reward. Inquire
ianitor, 21S West ll5ih 81.
LOsT-Bsnx-bo book No. 4Ol SOL Rank for savings,
81 Rleecke T ST., New YORK payment stopped
please return book to bank.
~LOST-Sunday. between etth 81. 9Th ave. ele-
waited aud Cortlandt II. ferry, purse containing
money and check suitable reward. A. +. r.,
box 347 World.
L~OSr-Fleur-d de- lis stick pin, set with diamonds;
liberal reward. Dickinson, Mount Vernon, y. Y.
LO-T-Diamond scarf. pin. crescent, on l. rosd or
bridge: liberal reward 4a4 Quincy At, Bklyn.
RETURN GOLD WATCH TO i?s Ens, l4th at. .
monogram q. v. q. on outside, ueorsc V. On.
derd0nS engraved on inside; suitable reward mo
questions asked.
so REWARD and no questions asked for the re.
turn To Information Bureau, ,procsOI's Theatre.
NJ ihP falls tooth set with a Diamond which IVA
found iu the LOBBY sunday evening"
The evening world., 1894-01-23
FATHER O'FARRELL TRANSFERRED.
He Has Been Mentioned in Connection
with the Albany and Denver Bishoprics.

Rev. NJ. A. O'Farrell, of st. Teresa S
Church, in Rutgers street, whose name has
been mentioned lately In connection with the
Albany and Denver b%ishoprics, has been trans
ferred to the Church of the Holy Innoccnts. in
Thirty seventh street near Broadway, to sue.
coed the late Rev. Dr. Richard Brennan as
pastor. Rev. Father Sally, of PorU' Jcrvis,
probably will succeed him at st. Tercsa's.
Among the Catholic clergy of the city the
opinion prevails that the choice for the new
Bishop of Albany to succeed the late Bishop
McNierney rests between Mgr. Farley, of st.
Gabriel in East Thirty-sevent street, and
Dean Mooney, Of the Sacred Heart Church, in
West Fifty first street. RumorS of dividing the
New York diocese and establishing a new
b%ishopric at POrghkcepsie with Mgr. Farley as
the new bishrp also have been revived.
Since the re arm from Rome OF Rev. John
Edwards, of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, in Fast Fourteenth street, there
has been the ~livcli"st interest among Catholic
clergy to know the exact status of the Burtseli
case. Thu result has not hcrn publicly an.
nOunced. but n story is In circulation that Dr.
Burlsell was whipped out of his boots and
that when nc returns iron his trip to the HOLY
Land he will go back to Rondout or ne won
go anywhor,. II is said positively that he will
not get back his old Church OF the Epiphany,
in Second avenue.
The evening world., 1894-01-23
TN INTERNAL REVENUE BILL.
Submitted to the Full Committee Vote
To-Day Its Provisions.

WASHINGTON. lar 22.-The Internal
Revenue bill was submitted to-day to the
fun Ways and Means Committee. Mr..
Cochran offered an amendment to the
hrst section of the bill, but 1t was de-
cided not to vote until tomorrow morn
ing. In the early part OF the meeting
Messrs. Cochran n Stevens, aided by
the Republicans. broke the quorum.
The first section OF the bill. as made
public to-day. provides that from and
after Jan. /, 1896. there shall be levied.
collected and paid annually upon the
gains, profits and income OF every per-
son residing In the United States, or
any citizen OF the United States residing
abroad. derived in each preceding cal
endar year. whether derived from any
kind OF property rents, interest. divi-
dends or Salaries. or from any profess
sion, trade employment or vocation car
lied on In the Omitted States or else
where. a tax OF 2 per centum on the
amount 80 derived over and bow x,Oyo,
and a like tex shall be levied, collected
and paid annually upon the gains.
The evening world., 1894-01-23
SEIZED IN A HOTEL HALL
Miss Lazy fyst Says T, ,. ocnrell, Of
Detroit, Dragged Hsr Into rs
Room at Bstavia.
Especial to the worid.)


ROCHESTER,. n. Y. Jan. 22.-Thomas
Connell. a travelling salesman, who is
wanted In Batavia on a charge OF assault
In the second degree, was arrested by
Detective Baker In Syracuse yesterday
and brought to .his city. whence he was
taken to Batavia. The charge against
Cornell is made by Miss Lizzie Pyatt. Of
Joyington, Wyoming County.
Miss Pyatt IL a handsome young. ady
Of about nineteen or twenty years OF age,
She boards with relatives In Rochester
Friday she went TO Buffalo TO visit
batavia awe over or nlsSt. Al the SSts the
evening she met a friend from 1cnester
named A. II. Thomas. The two .oast"d a
pleasant evening and parted for the nisht.
passing through the hall on her way to
the elevator n man rushed out Of a door
way and dragged her into his room; she
fought him and made her escape without
injury just as the elevator hoy, attracted
by her screams, came hurrying up. The
man succeeded IN eludins the boy and
es In 3sa m msan lime Se'S NJ! r%f TSSmss ha "a S Satni
waiting to escort the young lady TO break
fast. and after the assault. took place
found Miss Pyatt In a highly nervous
state. ,l,
started out to look For the assallant. He
found a man In the. Office who answered
after a few questions, which the man
answered very ~plausibly, Thomas be-
came convinced that ne had made a mis-
take and allowed the man TO go. But 1t
proved later that he was the assailant.
He registered as 7. r. Connell. Of De-
troit.
Connell left the hotel and was not seen
In Batavia again. Miss Pyatt returned to
Rochester and there learned that Cornell
had stopped at the Osborn House Friday
night. but had paid his bill Saturday
and left the house. Determining to fnd
him. she went TO the New York Central
station and waited. Just before the
starting of an early afternoon train she
was rewarded by. seeing Council enter
the station. Rut he observed her also,
and Immediately decamped. The girl
notified the police and a general alarm
was sent out. but the man could not bn
found. He had hired a livery and driven
to Brighton, the fret station west OF
Rochester. reaching there in time "a
catch the eastbomnd train. The Roch.
ester police anticipated this move for
they sent a message to Syracuse. where
Connell was caught. Miss Pyatt means
to prosecute him relentlessly.
The evening world., 1894-01-23

uncertainty Of the Chairman. Mr.. Richardson,
OF TenfiAF ec. As to the precise locality where
he wak IT, fundamentally speaking, or rather
given moment, was somewhere else than the
plhce he vas supposed 10 have been at n few
moments before. Finally. the question wns
put firtt on the amendment substituting the
Mckinley sugar schedule. This was voted
down by 81 votes 10 los, the Louisiana mem.
bers being the only Democrats In the aflrma.
tive. $50
The Amendment offered by Mr.. Pic. OF lou.
isianh, providing n graduated tax averaging
about that OF the present law was next dc.
ichted, the vote being 10 TO lao. All the
Louisiana member, win srerry. Of Connect.
cut; Geary. Of California Lester, Bailey, Al.
dcrson, Hooker and Black. voted In the affirm.
alive. The Republicans RETAINED IRON voting
THE BOUNTY KNOCKED OFT.
After n hall hour OF wrangl n pnrlia
nientnry points the Hhrter amendment wn . de
feated by n viva yoce vote aud the question
the bounty. On tire division the vote was an
nounccd as 12i to SO. Tellers we're called for
and the defeat Of the committee WINS cmpha.
sized by the VOC Of 1876 to 81. The Democrats
voting to abolish the bounty included:
Anderson, Black. Breckinridze tKy.). Brown.
und. y Bretz, Brookshire, Bartlett. CoomhS.
aHrutibS,, gnu ep E"'''G Govern, Gr%wtorS. Dur.
Pprow. English, Everett, Geary, tieiSScnhaln"r,
HHsslV%s.s,n ..a as \ o., kS Sis' .1. Msnd Sski .sF's,
Mssalre, !S]SshWsi,ie, BATES: Ease: Reilly, Springer
Wise, warner, Washington.
Jerry Simpson also voted aye. and 70 did q
humber OF Republicans. among them Dalzell,
Johnston (lnd. J. Cannon, ar%osNcnor, Gotten,
Post, Wilson Wash. J and Hopkins.
The nays included the Democratic member,
Of the WAYS md Means Committee and Mes>rs.
P PIss;t' b s,Sllsy; s sssssT; bbs be sors:t, r Rinnd,
Cornish, o Neill and the Louisiana member.
DROWNED WARMERS BIG VOICE.
The evening world., 1894-01-23
NEW NICARAGUA CANAL BILL.
Senator Morgan Introduces an Amendment
Of the Company's Charter.


WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator Nor
gan introduced to-day a bill for the
amendment of the charter OF the MIC
aragua Canal Company. 1t provides
that the capital stock Of the company
shall consist of l.Oo0,OoO shares Of 500
each. All the stock heretofore Issued
by the company Is to be called In and
cancelled, and all the bonds heretofore
issued redeemed and cancelled, and all
obligations satisfied.
The company Is authorized to Issue
new bonds to the amount OF $40, 10000 to
run for sixty years, but redeemable at
the pleasure Of the United States after
ten years. The bonds are 10 draw In
be Issued from the United States Treas
ury. A provision In the bill restricts me
issue of bonds to $50. 00o, 900 before July l.
United States, prior to that time, to sus-
pend the issue of the bonds, which sus-
pension shall remain In force until Con-
gress may otherwise direct. The bill
Company shall be held al security for the
payment of the bonds. The payment OF
the bonds. principal and interest. is to
S be s%Harf IS made " M .A ibs vp pssme sss's e. IN i!
t tssss' the Ssff Fr.s ids sa n the he GH Ht "a s s9stss
can foreclose upon written. order,
or the capital stock, $4,000. 900 Is to be
issued to the United States, 5000. 900 to
Nicaragua, 81, 500, 900 to Costa Rica and
OF this latter amount &c. 800. 600 IL to be
Issued In payment OF the expenditures
already made OF the canal. The com
pany is authorized to sell the remaining
SIC, coo, 900 worth of stock n TO use the
proceeds exclusively for the construction
OF the canal, providing II sells the stock
for cash at a price not less than par
value.
The President OF the United States is
authorized to appoint inspectors. engi-
neers and other officers to be present
and watch the interests of the United
States,