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Wofk the Arctic lode on Bobtaii hin
. tilpiu county. They have secured Ia,
plant Of machinery formerly located hi
ihe Pfospect0B' tunnel 10 q uuftz val
Icy.
The Laramie (Wyo.l B0omsraqg &,
authority iIf the eva vmunt Tint IN,
Union Pacific COhi cImpauy II con.
tnplating several improvements al
thtir mines at Carbon, among which IA
tunnel about 1900 feet In length in
mlhc NO. .. The tunnel Will cjst $500
anu reach conl enough to make the
mine last ton years longer.
This board Of directors Of the San.
pete Valley railway company have
elected the following officers Tor tue
ensuing year. Theodore sBruback.
lresldeuij X. H. Scanuell, seofctsry.
y H., CLINTON, wee. pftsidvnU Juutt
~ b. blniG drurle Collius, anu Supef.
iniendout A. 8. Kotr. The board also
au hurzuI the Issuance 20 soventy.fve
slUu0 bonds 10 be placed by the pf,si.
dent.
The Afkansa, Valley smellcr nt
Lealvlllu Colo, siattei up this week
with full force Of men, they accept.
INK n reduction Of 10 t. 10 per cent.
THIS tmelirr was Obliged 10 close down
IN tie summer on account of the wage
qleatiou, Tut the nov schedule has
teen signed by the men without hcsi.
iHilon. The scale b. higher than those
lu ELECT 90 the smeitetH OF Pueblo aud
Denver For some time active prepar.
alton has been male towards opening,
anu many new Improvements added,
which the idienesa Ui the plant gave
splendid facilities Tor doing. The
r1eslers nnd lead furnaces have been
enlarged and their capacity doubled.
a dispatch 10 the Denver N,,Os from
LcAdvilie, Clio, says that gold ha.
been uncovered tn n new section There,
ron Had having been made IN the
thait Of this Indiana Mining compauy.
ouly six blocks from the main part OF
tho yity. The new shaft, the Estbcr,
AT depth Ui 2l1 lsct, was run out 10
the wrsi iity feet, which proved 10 be
lch Ia silver aud lcad. A dfiit run 10
tue east met the new gold vein. The
depth OF this body has not been afopr.
tal ed yet. A three foot vein running
HlNiy'hvc ounces silver, eleven Der
cont lead anu ono ounce W gold mas
been uncovered and with me body OF
ore still dipping. This open up n lew
Held, ns this b. the fret gold th be found
w Tar west, anu II goes 20 prove that
thu city Of Lrudyillc Il built over vast
Riches. The manager and lessee will
push development work with great
vigor now, until the extent Of the gold
bearing body ~ thoroughly explored.
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Resulted Fatally.

Tho man who fell from Rapid
Tnnsit car near the pcnitontiary a
low days ago ana fractured His skull
died last night ut the county infrmary.
His body was brought up to skBwcs'i
undertaking osiublishmong from where
II Will probably be buried tomorrow.
10 war learned today that the man was
not a stranger az heretofore reported;
that ho was employed on dairy south
Of this city Hnd that his name was
Andrew hszilett. Ne WIS about 20
ysars Of age aud has mother living VI
Moth Cambridge. Massachusetts, who
has been notified OF his death. The
deceased lost his wife about a year ngo,
the unfortunate woman dying In =
hospital Ia this city.
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Today,s Probate Conrt.

In the probate court this morning
be.oie Judge Blair, the subjoined mat,
ters came ~;
Estate Of Mlude Webster, deceased.
Hearing On petition foF sale OF person
al anu real estate aud petition Tor oon.
lirmai0n. Order made confirming
Gales As prayed,
H1ato " Jrns Jensen, deceased.
Heating on petition Tor probate OF Will.
WIN admitted, anu Ella Jensen up.
pointed admiuistTatriX, with viii
annexed, on filing q SiUO bond.
Elate OF Joseph Helm, deceased.
Hearing on petition OF sale Of per.
suual property, aud order male accord.
lug'y,
Estate OF Robert Watson, deceased.
Hearing on iiu8i account Aad petition
Tor distribution, anu also objects tners.
~.
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ITALIAN VAR EXCITEMENT.
An Order 10 Complete tho Forts on
the French frontier.
several Army Corps IN Iie Made Ready
Tor Wharf.-The tausc ct the
Iraubte

VmSNA, Jan. lO.-GGstna 10 HHc.
ga says the COMMANDER oi tns forces In
Liglcria anu Piedmont has been ".
dcreI TO complete the arming, forth.
with, OF the forts on IN. French ifou.
tier aud OF the batteries On the ryTthc.
niau sea. Several army corps have uron
ordered Ia readiness fog war. The
ncwH has caused great excitement Ia
Venice. IL Ia believed tAo reason foT
these extraordinary seps n the fact
that the italian government has posi.
tive proof OF FruuoUscnn revolution.
nry movement Ia Sicily.
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FIne Tnoronrh Rred RnhLIls.

Charles J. Trump, Of this city, has
on exhibition Mt the UiAh Poultry
show lUday numocr Of pens Of very
Cue thorough bred rabbits. They are
generally conceded to ba the fiuo't
rodents ever placed on exhibition IN
this Territory. one OF these animals
vas Imported from England by a
wealthy New York breeder OF rabbits
AMI afterwards shipped o. THIS city at IA
cost % s3iiO exclusive OF the purchase
price. Mhvn lie good condition this
particular rabbit will weigh fifteen
rounds. He ~ Of the Madagascar Lnp
Eartd species ana ~ teAutiiul
animal
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Loud chnrcI,Ill lll,,. nnln

LONDON, Jan. lO.-rhe Times has
published a letter from Lord Ran.
aolph Churchill 10 correspondent on
tt9v question Of bimetRllism. Lord
tAhu0lph refers the correspondent to
resident ClevelAnd's message upon
we subject, his striking arguments in
llVof OF tho repeal OF the purchasing
elAush OF the sherman act, and his i'm.
ls'slvo description Of the ruin brought
utoh Tue United States by the attempts
WkiNo an artificial value TO silver.
NNu tue experience America has ~
'oleiuly set teiore u, Lord Randolph
.-!a no Tails 10 understand how any
lluonal man can advocate the smallest
u'paF1uto item gold currency.
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W Onderland.

This Ia the souvenir day at this 70,
sort aud last day Of the excellent drama
Under the Gaslight. As announced an
entire change IN all departments will
be made tomorrow. One OF the best per.
formancea OF the season will DO given
ia the Bgou theAter, anu the stock
company VIII appear In the laughRble
comedy Mrs. ParlingtOu, In the Ihoa.
forum, Aui as the cast Is headed by
Mt Burton Stanley, the iavorltu
comedian, a splendid show ~ assured.
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THE HOUSE DEBATE.
Bali Measures BlcQusnlly Denounced
by a Free Trader.
JoassoS's DAZZLING OnAroRY.
pou,tllc In Vain EndcnTors TO Secure
Consideration for His Hawaiian
Resolution.
Tur DE EREr NEWS BUREAU,
40 10 Street, =. T..

Tur Dr.rRyr News BuRrAu.
,ons GO, y 4,
- u 9'''o' . H'
Washington, ID. q.
WAuftNuToN, Jan. i0.-1 Special
r,. ,,,..t d,b.t, on thu tafiff nm pro.
'"' So ,N,,,,,.. tT-.,t. tu,a.,.
crosses splehu'u'S' hppNius' i''''V'''
male an able speech iaaiing an houi
and a half.
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IN rmn mANDe or ooNanrss.
Ths Hawaiian Problem win be saI,cd
BY thnt Body.

BY thnt Body
wAsnISoTON, ID. g., Jan. il.-Src-
Rotary Of State Gresham was seen by a
representative oi the AUocluie1 Press.
La reply 70 tbs query, VIII you say
anything on the news from Honolulu
he said, ~ do not know any news from
Honolulu. 1 expect 10 receive the
dispatches that come by the Corwin,
perhaps tonight. 1 shall have no
official information before that time. -
"Will these dispatches be given 10
the public when you receive thom2i
"fhuy Will he transmitted lmmedi.
ately TO tho CongrtHs. | hardly think
they will be given out 10 the profn be.
fore the hour when they will DO taken
10 COngttes. Every instruction sent
Minister Willis II now IA tue hands OF
Congress. Whatever further dispatches
ure sent TO him will be put into the
hands Of Congress In duplicate immedl.
ately upon being Eent.D
"rhc matter has, then, been nut en-.
tlrely In the hands OF Congress, Mr..
5ecretaTy2'
"Unioublodly."
There II nothing ia the seorolary,s
manner 10 Indicate any feeling VI re-.
grct that tho matter had reached this
status, and II IN made evident the ali.
miuistrati1n has no Intention u pro.
ceeding further without the advice Of
Congress.
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r,nu,yiyanin Couvsnrlon.

HARRISBURG Penn, Jan. lO.-Tho
Democratic slate convention for the
nomination OF Congressman NJ large,
met at uOon, the officers and commit.
tees OF the September convention re-
taining their places. Tho COMMITTEE
Oni resolutions retired 10 prepare a re-
port anu the convention waited
their return.
On returning the committee reported
tho platform, which was read aud
adopted amidst loud cheers. The
platform declares renewed faith
IN tho national platform OF 1892;
renews the hearty expression
Of confidence In the leEdership
VI President Cleveland; end0ros his
administration anu the "nrmneas anu
uprightness with which he has main.
tained the faith OF the government at
home aud upheld its honor aud dig.
nifty abroad" IL declares that the
present disturbed condition Of the
country financially Is due TO the ReT-
ubllcan tariff laws, the extrayHgancs
IN naval expenditures And unwise
financial legislation, ami that IL IL
now only slowly recovering through
the fidelity and consistency OF the
Democratic President. IL declares
that the experience OF the operation Of
the Mckinley law iuslifes the de-.
mand for Its repeat, and every consid.
Grafton demands that the pledges 10
that effect DO kept, ana denounces the
Republicans In Congress for attempt.
ing TO prevent speedy action to that
end.
James Bolton Hancock OF Franklin
ma al0aHN a.N To- 81
large by reclamation. He was con.
Quoted TO the platform and made a
speech, accepting the nomination anu
tn nnn NnnIlnn nnlnnrnnn
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Less Coastipg Now.

Coastiug down tho mills In the Niue
tocnth ward the last few days has been
carried on by comparatively few
youngslvre, the ffghiiul accident in
That part OF tho city the other night
having had tho Meet OF cAusing those
who INDUCED Ia the sport 10 know
that whom they mAuutci one Of the
big schoonou II wasa question ~ %
whether or not they would reach the
hntiom Of tbs hill alive.
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Confession mEuOmANTs PAIL.
The Members Of the rirm wan Pay tho
DebIs

SAN FRANclsco, Jan. lO.-w. r
"''h q Co., commission merchants
nAnullng chieny talmon anu canned
.uu drled fruits, have failed. The
y. areestlmated at Ihree-quarters
y, u mllllon. Beck says the Individual
'nehhers OF the firm viii sacrifice their
u',uhes anu viii pay IN full. The
1luIe II due practically to the col.
ise OF the raisin market, the low
d'l.e OF salmon ami the Inability to
,puse OF large quantities Of canned
s.ous IN the store. The firm HAD made
Ivy advances 10 farmers and
'''nHfdiaIs and had been unable to
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wAurs srrcIAL SESSION.
Talk OF Adjournment. without Pass
tug any BiIIs

Talk OF Adjournment, without Pass
tug any mis-
DENVER, jan. l0.-rhe special sos.
tion Of the legislature called by Gov
efnor Waite 10 consider the silver
question aud internal improvements
met At noon. The governors mrssnQo
was read IN Joint session, alter which
10th houses adjourned till tomorrow,
IL 10 now undurtOoi the legislature
VIII adjourn nj the end OF the week
without passing any bill. The governor
has been uuing all his Influences
on The Populists TO have them vote 10
continue the session at least thirty
days. Many have iorsaken him, anu
u Is Understood the majority OF both
houses favor immediate adjournment.
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WIN Hold an Inquest First.

Coroner Taylor has decided to hold
an inquest over the romans OF Andrew
Hazslett, the man who died at tho
county poor house last night from the
elects OF an accident that bef6l him
while riding on a Rapid Transit car u
~ days ago. The Uiticial investlga-
lion has been fixed ut 2 O'Clock.
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rnr vo.a of securing Jury 10 in


iNDfANAPOLr, Jau. il.-E. T.. Hus
ton mi T.. o. HD..lus oil Evansville
have been appointed receivers VI tue
rtUfia, Decatur ANA Evansville rail.
nd. rnr appointments were made VI
Spdrn ls.yesttfdRy, on apIiti'
uon ~ ID. j. MnCkuy, PRECEDENT " the
utmuauy
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WAMusuToN, Jau. 10 The Senaie
passed tue House rur0luitun Tor Ia.
yts,igalion into the personnel Of the
navy with the amendment that II be
made by tho subcommittee ON naval
slairs selected from the com nitteo n
the two houses, Instead OF by special
commission.
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SERIOUS AFFAIR.
sis MsSican, Tighi sauEuinrry
Duet.

SAL1tLLo, Mex, Jau. l0.-A bloody
battle occurred at CuantrUlios ~ tue
result of an old feud between the
Nelasco and Pauiora families. The
heads Of the families were killed la the
beginning. Since then three Nolasco
aud two Panjora-ons have been kille ,
leaving three on each side. Yesterday
the six men mrt aud revolver uuul
WIS., lou fht, resulting Ia toe killing oi
Two, obe on each side, ami the SERIOUS
w0unding u the other.
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sell the lruit ofois. rney dld very
extcucivc business; having branches
In large cities IN this country ani Eu'
rope. Wells Fargo bank b. the hcavi.
est ere iitor, having "a secured claim of
Si0i,O0O. The company recently lost
sos 900 through the emit element OF n
fruatpt CLARK
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Iioimnu'a IInuailnn itcsoiuIion.

WAsHINGtON, d. c., Jan. TO-
Holman, Dem. uud.l, VIII present. IN
the House tomorrow a resolution DO
clariug Il to be the policy OF tue Unit'
ed States TO conclude "a treaty with
Hawaii by which the United States
will assume a protcoiorato over tue
Islands.
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Tho sum offered for the DIaco,e.y OF
AN incendiary.

EVANSTON, wyo, Jan. IO.-G, w.
McGeath, superintendent OF the u, r..
Coal Cos. coal depot, has posted a
notice Offering a reward OF $4,000
Tor information leading 10 the
arrest OF the persons who set fire
10 the Almy coal mines.
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ui'vER, Jan. l0.-All dealers In
Anlle coal signed nn agreement for
'He Iorming OF trust This IA rning.
hn price n advanced from $500 and
~ 20 per ton TO 81. Eighty dealers are
lu the combine.
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MILWAUKEE, Jau. lO.-rho trial Of
John Is. Beating, cashier Of tho
wrecked Southside Savings bank, Do-
gan this morning. The defendant en-
tered u plea attacking the Jurisdiction
VI theoourl. The plea was oyerruled.
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The wretch who ThteW tho nomb In
she Deputies Doomed.
PARIS, jan. lO.--fhe trial of A uguste
valiant, the anarchist who threw the
bomb In the chamber Of deputies,
began today. The court house was
surrounded by guards. Nobody WIS
allowed to pass unidentified. The
court was thronged. The opening
pr0cnedinga were purely formal. A
report Is circulated that bomb with n
burning fuse was found outside the
court.
The court made short order OF the
MAJ, which resulted In cOndemnlnR
Tho prisoner 10 death.
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SETTLED AT LAST.
Special hastlF BdCh5s RpOf, 10 The
Supreme Court


Following IA the report OF Special
Master J1seph r. Is cas- In ths cass 1f
the UD.ted States o; Auerica, plaintiff.
vs. the late corporation Of the Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-dny Saints
ct Al, defendants, rs submitted o. tue
Supreme court Of the Territory this
morning and ,ason under adyistmeul
by their TO nora until this afternoon.
"Pursuant 10 the order OF this court
heretofore made, referring this CAUSE
10 me a. Special Master, iol examine.
ton aud iru dry. and TO report tho
amount ~ personal property nnI money
now h. the hands OF the receiver of
the court herein, not arising from tho
sails or rents Of real estate since Maroh
3fd, 1857, hcs leave ~ submit ,ho
following reports
The receiver has In HE hands, AZ
such receiver, IN money, the slm Of
s4l4 li8 lDi oil this amount the uum Of
$50, o2i.-5 uus born derived from the
net revenues OF thu several rI,crl VI
real 'sla.U held by him, against which
am .unt should bo onargei aud dr.
Quoted the sum Of s2i, s0j. l5, be- ns the
pro rata share Ofthu general expenses
NJ the Tocuiveuhip, which ssid real
estate SHOULD boar leaving there.
TOT net sum OF gl.N.s. so
which has arisen from the rents of
real estate uiucu March 3fi, 1851. and
should be- deducted Tom tho sum men.
toned above, ~ being now BOO thc
hands Of the receiver ThlHB figures
Include the payments % bu male by
the receiver i1s COmprtsadcu 10 the
receiver aul hia cluuatl Tor tho year
1898 aud the expenses of this exam ua.
zion.
l therefore report that The net cum
now In the hauuh n the receiver. alter
paying said comIcnsali1nnnd expenses
not arising from thu sEe or rent, 4
real estate since March 8ri, 1857, D.
sIaS, l1i30.
rho receiver has In hla possession
the following puri1nai uriperty other
than money, 10 vii; i,7l1 shafes Of
stock la Dusur0t Telegraph company;
Office furniture In thr hands Of Jnmrs
Jack In Church office Ia pfesiicnps
Office; illes iuruuute nni books ia
Histvflnh'r tillce; ONCE furniture
turned over by late Receiver Dyer u
the present receiver n. W. .wfcucr.p
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The disbursements Tor tho yet 1893
have been the sum OF tG,Iil.ll dsirih.
uicd a. follows, h wit; denoul aud
legal expense, siJSl.8 rs; Hpairs,
special taxes, lire Insurance prod "a me
ON account ~ tho several pleceal real
estate, s2,O7976.
have lound no items Of digurse.
ments that we're not necessary IN the
proper discharge u the dutleAt tho
receiver aud ! recommend Till the
same he approved.
The receiver has been able TO htaiu
four per cent per annum Interest 81 the
entire fund, except 81, 900, on with no
interest IA paid, the receiver carbiuR
his open account with this bank.
No rent IL charged the mud ", ,ili 90
Recommendations and but 1856 perlDnth
Il charged for services OF bOokkaper,
collector, etc.
The receiver has had considerable
trouble In the matter VI the rentiig OF
the Carlo House aud has been ulable
10 collect the full amount Of rem due
for that property. He has, howver,
obtained note for tho balances Orient
due up to January l0ih, 1894, which
viii without much doubt be- collected.
hnd the fund 10 deposited II the
following hanks;
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PUBLIC WORKS FOR 1898.


The board Of public works has mp.
proved liz anuua report to the Mayor
ant City Counoil ior tho year 1898. A
recapitulation Of u Ia a. follow.
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Al ola Jnrist Dead.

DEsvER, Jan. lO.-Judgo Lewis Il.
Aiken, one Of the oldest jurieIs In the
West, died last night Of apoplexy. lie
was well known Ia Omaha aud Gales
burg, III.
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estate since March 3ri. 1ss1, that there
De- OF fuch mOfoy anu tor.Uual urYr.fty
the tum Of four hundred ana thirty.
eight thousand one huuIfcI BE- d
seventy -four audS0 ~. tsils l7I8ga d
o. following per .n upury IWl.
1872 shates Of It X in The Dessfot
t .rfraph CompaH office fur.
nitufe IN the NnuIs uf Jamcs
Jac, Ia Church OHice iu Pfe.Ideups
on e.; Office furniture md books Iu
Histlriau's ONCE; aud office furniture
turned over by late ltHc.ivrr Dyer Q D.
present Receiver n. W. Laufoucu.
now la The hands OF spid receiver:
after ID, uciiug tue EXPENSE II h
focuivofthir.
Wherefore 70 isicrrhy or'rr,I. MI.
iu1get aldlcctcsdll tihraaii O.. culvrr
deliver taiI property and money, g..
wit, the sum 10 four hundred aud
thiriy.uight thousand, uns hundred
aud seventy nuu 80 .lUGlsiss l743ql
to WiliOrd Woodruff, George q Can.
non ana Joseph h. SuItu, me Frat
Presidency OF the CHutcn Of Jesus
Christ OF Lltier.1ay SAINTS, 70 bpal.
illel uuder their direction aud r ~.
tool anu that ufth,lfsucguas fain nj re-
% the charitable uses aud pufpusrs Oh
saii Church, that Is % say, Tor the tav.
muut OF the ucIis i1rwltCiI fuiI Chuf n
Is legally ut cqui atty nubiU; Tor tho
RELIEF 90 the root uuI uifitrH.uI mUm.
bcfH Of siii Church; tor the education
Of the children " such mrmbura, AMI
for the b uil.iug an rup.ir of house, a.
worship for the u.s. Of snid Church, but
10 which coo risutulutfH o' the proc.
iior OF Polygamy shall not be incul.
Gated.
AM 10 10 further ordered, a1judgc d
and decicc', that the remainder Of the
mDfcy now IN the hands OF the rocuiv.
VI, 10 WI, tie sum " eleven thousand,
niue luuuf. u nuJ tu r,y -B.ght anu
3l-luD Nll ,b8s SOD arising from the
rents % resi- estate since Match %, 1857,
be aud remain IN the custo Iy Of said
receiver ull ,hu further orlor VI tuiu
court.
nmNWN l.Fts.Wss IA fUUN
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rha CoughiiH rrlaI.

CHICAGO, Jan. l0.-In the Cough.
lin case today Frank \. seaman teeth
fed regarding DIR. CTonin's departure
Ia buggy drawn by white horse.
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Paired.

The county clerk this morning Issued
a marriage license to David Roson-
haum, %, Of Logan, Cache county,
aud Alice IL. Jones, %, OF Brigham
CITY, Box Elder county.
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Piano WorI.s nnrnsd.

RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. lO.-The
n'lft piano works burned this nom
s Tx IN ihe Ices Is $500, 900; insurance,
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RoaE, Jan. l0-ln the anll-lax riot
~ COraio, thu tro0pe were compelled
TO IRE ON the NIB, killini several.
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This aue-n mn judge Batlch In the
nbasuro o' Chief Ju.i'cc y mo- from the
hrnch) Announced that tho 10 p.-
proven tue report Of tlr sl., ult mas o r
Hud the decree, as submitted o. . 600.
ms, lih wise ordering That the mo uy
ur nov tufued over 10 ihu Fiul Pes.
dsucy q the Church.
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Cache County Notary.

G9yefnor West today C .mmis.ioued
L. w. Smith notary for Cache
county.