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TO THE ECLEtTlCS.
County Attorney Murphy Makes a EFlcl
bat Vigorous Reply 10 Their
Charges.

following IL the reply in full Of
County Attorney Murphy, referred TO
Ia the NEws last evening, regarding
tho charges made by the Eclectic
Medical Society. Tho communication
was addressed to Air. T.. w. Taylor OF
the Legislative CouDoIli
Dear 5ir-t notice that a memorial
has been pfehuntUd 10 the Legislature
ny certain persons On behalf OF an
"Eclectic Medical Society," relating 10
tho proceedings OF the TafrItofialb0Afd
" medical examiners, and 10 prosecu.
tiora Tor Violations % the "act 10
regulate ,ht practice OF medicine,1 and
that tue memorial has beeu referred 10
ihv COM slt.tu GA public health. The
board viii doubtless be- nuarl from In
typly 10 thu mortal Ia W far ~ the
lgttur attacks tue board. | desire 10
ezya lew words upon the subject OF
those portions OF the document which
t'lage 70 myself and request that you
Will bring the communication before
the Council.
The statement with respect 10 the
ease 0f thu People " Hasbfuuck, "lhat
thb county attorney OF Salt Lake cuuu.
" hos repeatedly caused the said case
20 be- passed, continues ami pOs. Onoi'
~ uuquHlltlydly false. Not only u IL
not tIuu tnut this case has ever b1en
passed or In any manner delayed by
reason OF any act or neglect 0f mine,
but on the contrary, have repeatedly
cO.opefa,ed with the dricndanpa al.
toruey Ia making personal application
10 the court 10 have the case heard
anu disposed OF a. quickly a. possible.
The statement 10 not only false but
was made with deliberate malice anu
full knowledge OF It's falsity. Mr. Coch.
ran, HAsbtourk's attorney, Informed
tue Eclectic cotbrie llnK before this
memorial was presented OF the fact
that have W C0-Dpefated with him,
aud that |, NJ well a. no, desired
speedy hearing Of tho case. They
know, therefore, unlrsH they peTveft
II, that tho statement was lying
QUE, unless, indeed, they doubted the
Veraoi,y Of Hasbrouok's attorney. The
case has simply failed of hearing
by reason OF the oyerworkcd condition
OF the businesa In the Third district
court.
Tho further statement that the
board has paid me money Tor my
services In connection with pTOstcu.
lions for violations Of the law Is also
maliciously false. might add that
ouly i've VI ak prosecutions have been
had IN Salt LaEe county since the en-
aetmont OF the law aud that Judg-
meat OF conviction has been rendered
ia all OF them but one, In which
tho defendant was acquitted by
jury.
Il Ia not singular that those who
oppose law, the beneficial effect OF
which II 20 prevent Incompetent
luAcku, butchers aud HboTtionists from
Irhing with ana imporilllng the
health, morals Rnd lives OF the people
should direct their assaults not only
against the law ITSELF but against the
board which administers A..
respectfully request hearing.
WALTER MURPHY,
County Attorney.
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to back him, though 80 to 100 was tue
beet terms offered.
The gates were thrown open Al noon
aud the crowd made n rush, = good
many getting In without paying.
Meantime mon were busy padding the
ring and 0priukling r0iin on the Il or.
Whl.o waiting for tho men
10 apupnr there was tufprlso nt
the importance Of largo squad Of
militia 0ulsidoithe gate, hot they were
that their Intentions were not hostile.
Then carriage drove ny, VIA
excitement ut fever heat, and Cofbttt
apDtarod.
The spectators greeted him with
tumultuous applause ~ he appeared On
The platform well wrapped vi nc
walked around, testing the ilfmueas o
his fighting ground.
Then Mitchell appeared. His tocgp'
zion was almost equal to C0fbetpt' ho
fmilcd as no entered tho rug anu
glanced sharply ~ his opponent.
Then Referee Kelly appeared, ahUok
hands with the fightors, called them %
tho center, and i1aifucted tnum as 10
their conduct during the Eight
The seconds thsn appeared, jim
Hall, Pony Moore, Tenn Allen, aud
Steve O'Dluno.l Tor MITCHELL with
Bat Mastcsou ~ time keeper
CJtbutpe fec1nds were john
Donaldson, Billy Delaney, Jack
Drmnsey, William MarMillnuj tlmr-
keeper Tor Cofbelt Tel FoIey. Time
keeper for the club, snapper Carbon
Referee Kelly AMI the police exam
inod the gl1vts anu time was calici
nj las.
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JuIke Cochran won't into the
question Of the iuyalidity Of the
IHgr-s appointment. As 10 the
second constitutional objection counsel
urged that there was no provision
Jr the appropriation oi the revenues
derived under acctiJn - ant n to any
pubic use, uu1 1t was therefore uOj "a
.eEa. tax. HO also Contcucoi that IL
va. not license Zee, iu that that fee
was provide Tor anu fsstricted 10 the
revenues derived under section ~. IL
OllIWuJ, then, that tho money 90
,isod uuier She sections just named
was with ut authority VI law and wiz.
tuaily constituted robbery. For that
fualUI 20 was unconstitutional. C0uu.
eel cited loo ly authorities in support OF
nat position. tnr third Constitu.
uonh objection named wos that the
aot Conferred r1wers on this me ilcN
board beyond those which could be
conferred by thp IusislpluiH upon any
pstHon, and beyond those which
were conferred even upon the
on tho brlri power 10 deter
uiuv many legal quos,iins sud many
uIcsiiIus VI iaCI, tuus rendering u %
'fNiA Nl NilNltAN tANlNHlNN hhA mus
Jurisdiction ~ determine those que.
uaus OF law and fact without tho aiI
utHgy couf: or lu5tptucrsfCs, % jury,
ulw,t 90 ~ iicg witnesses ut o.
procure syllabIu II testimony upon
which O. base thyif huJinss nul dee.
cisiunf. Numerous legal authorities
lad SIpum C.urI decisions were
Ikn.u quI.u..
Fac aea'iug is In progress a. the
NEWS goes g pruss.
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Second Sehnol Term.

The fret term OF the CITY school sys.
tenn, consisting OF twenty weeks, closes
Friday. The somi.annual examine
tons with a view Of promotions oecurs
his week. Two clRss,s, one from the
Bryant school and one from the Four
teenth, will be promoted 10 tho High
school, and will enter that department.
next week. The fret semester OF the
Lattor.day Saints COLLEGE VIII alHO
cloee on Friday. The next semester
commences the 20lh, AMI VIII open
under very favorable auspices
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ToSluuT's CONCERT at the 1'abor.
naole ought TO draw out tho whole
Town. Iithore were the gsaeroua re-.
sponse on the part Of the poAh,l that
there ought 10 be, II would DO NJ easy
matter to turn from 81 900 to 81 800
into the almost depleted Relief Fund.
Nearly the whole united Musical forces
a tho town nru IN tho affair tonight
anu the program 10 most admirable
lno.
PROF. WEIHE has very generously
siven his services for the opera Of the
Crimson Scarf In the Eighteenth ward
hall next Monday anu Tuesday even
ings. Win WelhB and ktouse 10 do
the instrumental WORK anu such singerl
and actors NJ Mis-. Woodrow, Miss
Winston, Mr.. Spencer, Mr. Piper, Mr..
Young and Mr.. ClAwaou In the cast,
the whole opera ought 10 DO =
groat "gJ."
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JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 25.-All Jack.
Dhyille was astir early this morning.
10 Tact mauy Of the sports remained
up all night Betting this morning
vas strong la Corbetps favor. The
general impression Ii that the English.
nan would stand no show against him.
Mitchell and his party, however,
lave perfect confidence. Mitchell
ho'e at 7 O'Clock, hungry for
broadcast ana went through short,
hsh' exercise. He then parsoOk Of
mutton chops, steak, potatoes, toast and
va Thereafter no rested TIL II was
uihe TO leave for the ring side. He
oppressed himself AS having a good
ehAnee 10 win ana declared no would
gotl II he could.
although orders were received last
hlsh1 Tor tue dismissal OF the trOOpe,
we AaluIAnt general decided TO CON
Hlav them under arms until after
'ulgo Cal mad announced his final
sse''lon this morning. IL was nearly
wv Hheh instructions were given 10
s Ieat camp and majority OF the sol
s'en ltit tor their homes at once. Some
seh. 10 The fight. The weather, which
nlaf curing early morning, changed
sNl 70 heavy downpouf Of rain,
ss.ulug the streets, though the indica'
u.uA are that II will be pleasant In the
aWlhoUn. Jack Dempsey, who will
win Corbett In the ring, Informed
~ u'un lhia morning that unless the
~ around the ring were padded NJ
o oIuO agreed, COrbett would mol
sseI The ring. Furthermore the
nsuoEm must be braoed anu made
nS9lo sound and the ropes drawn tnut
's,npsry ma1s a row about u anu tins
''Io was forced TO give Ia.
'H nan went 10 inspect tho arena
= u'haii Of Mitchell and heartily
'volutl no suggestions OF Dempsey
sr'.lns 'hal MS principal would moi
T,leat unless they were attended to,
s 'nA combined Kick almost put the
~ lhto Nc anu caused IL 10 get OF
touuiIy. '''''
THE dLADIATORs IN SPIRITS.
ii Soilelt and attendants alipped Int,
,r ~ el'y this morning IN the highest
FIlu with victory written In thel
H. ihey are the heroes OF tho hour
dLI,,l.ehtli appeared In the pink OF con
SAW ala there wAsa better disposition
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Tho TarIn Debate SIN Goes On Ia the
House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Ths Demo.
cratic opponents OF the income tax who
believe that the Internal revenue bill
will DO offered as an amendment TO the
taTin bill, are determined ~ make a
lght against II, 20, when the House
convened this morning and the journal
was read, Cochran, n. Y, made the
point OF no quorum. On roll call the
Democrats opposed TO an income tax
declined 10 auswer 10 their names, but
aquorum appeared nevertheless. The
House then went into committee OF the
whole ON the tarlti bill when II was
moved 10 close tho debate on the
amendments relative to the free entry
OF cotton aud machinery. Cochran
hllbuaterad but the motion prevailed.
TeTfy's amendment, placing agricul'
tufRl implements on the free list was
lost, SO TO los; also Hars's amendmunt
placing q duty Of 30 per cent on such
implements, except againat countries
admitting similar articles Tree, In which
case they will DO free.
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he Rem embered Better.

Tuesday night otiiver Ferris picked
up at Ogden one NJ. ]. Murphy, u Salt
Lake railroad man, on tho street, IN a
state OF helpless intoEica1ion, aud Muir
ply asked the officer to show him the
Broom hotel, which Mr.. Ferris very
kindly did. Yesterday morning Mui-
phy declared that no had been robbed
Of $500 the night before, and Infatuated
very strongly shat II was the officer
who had done Il. officer Ferris heard
tho story and hunted Murphy up.
Later, says the Standard, Mr.. Muir
nay emphatically denied the statement
That he had been robbed by the officer
or ANY ons else, or that no mai ever
said 70, as no only had few dollaIs
when lao left Salt Lake,
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lie. Tln. Rerngnlzes Them.

Another Chinsman called at the
police station this forenoon aud idenIl.
died Adams aud O'Niell as tue mon
who recently held him up and robbed
him OF "a considerable sum OF money.
This makes tho second Monaghan 10
recognise the pretty pair al h0id'ups.
SAID Captain Donovan today: "rhis
makes six distinct and specific charges
We have against them ami In each
instance We will make OUT n iull and
complete case. This evidences 10 OF such
a character that II Will keep them be-
hind penitentiary walls for tho rest Of
their natural lives"
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Actors In Trouble.

Before Justice Austin this afternoon
Leonard Grover Jr. and wife, says the
Los Angeles Erprsss OF Monday last,
appeared to answer To charges OF mis-
demeanoT. Grover was charged with
carrying a concealed weapon, while
his wife was charged with disturbing
the peace. The pflAlr TO- X place Sstur-
day evening ON South Spring street,
and was the result Of too much booze
rhe court found Grover guilty and
hnod him tl5. His wife was dis
charged.
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Seventh Quorum of Elders.

The regular meeting Of this quorum
viii DO held On Friday evening at 1880,
IN the Twenty-second ward meeting
house. A prompt and full attendance
Is requested, as the Presidency OF the
Stake expected TO DO present. A gen
erll invitation Ia EXTENDED TO all the
Priesthood OF the ward ~ meet with
W. on this occasion.
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Short rnnrl Ordsr..

Before Judge Smith, IN the Third
district court this morning, tho case Of
T.. a. s'ebbin. ". w. II Ls,i ct al,
wac diamilsud on motion OF tho defend.
ant
Kate h. a. s,,bbins W r.. II. Far.
.Ous Same Otdcf.
la tho case Of the Commercial Ma.
ti1nal National Bank W. J. 4. Parko,
q sl, tho demurrer was uveiruled on
statement Of plainuny counsel anu
lu l9munt entered as prayed.
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Held for ihe Jury .

W. ]. Carney, the dog.tRE collector
at Ogden, was arrested yesterday, and
last evening WAS held to answer to tho
grand jury on a charge OF adultery, his
bond being fixed at 81 200. He was
found In the room Of a Mrs. PArmlsy,
who was still ia bed, while Carney
was disrobed nj the time this officers
entered the room,
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Elder George O. Maggie and wife, Of
Pooheco, Mexico, PAID tho NEWS a
parting call last evening, Just previous
to their taking tho train on heir way
TO Europe. Elder Maggie leaves on q
mission, and is to succeed Elder j. J.
5charrer Ia the presidency ZINE swiss
and German mission. Elder Naegle and
wife were In good spirits and axe with
them the best withos Of the people ioI
suooess In the labor Of love IN which
they will bs engaged.
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Charity Ball.

The Ring's Daughters Social club,
an Organization that is engaged In
raising funds for the benefit Of the
poor, will give ball In tbs Grand
Army hall on the evening Of wednes-
DAY, January 8lsl, the price OF
tickets Is 81 per couple, and the young
ladies NJ the club arc cnnyassing
among IhV charltably inclined.
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TmE nENArE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. - General
equite OF Washington, presented the
resolutions of the ohanber of CONF
mefcs OF Seattle, Wash, protes,in
against the placing OF coal ana lumuri
ON The iree list. Ho stated that twenty
thousand men In the STATE OF Washing.
Ton We're dependant ON the coal indus
Wy ior employment anu numbering 10
Que oi the greatest Industries OF the
state.
The resolution OF Alien, Neb., de.
Glazing the contemplated Issue Of bonds
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The TARIFF BILL DEBATE.
Opposition 10 Incorporating a R.galGc
Measure With IL
Republicans ana rspuiists Io'a .hc
Income TnN Dunncrats
Ia tho struggle.

DEaEuEr NEWS BUREAU.
80 B Street, ). J.,
WAsmNGroS, ID. g., Jau. 2j.--
lSptcia.l-Tho Internal revenue bill,
including the income tax measure,
was reported to tho House and re-.
erred to the COMMITTEES Of thu whole
yesterday evenlog, Notwithstanding tn,
prosIlion Of tho anti.inoome tax Demo
gratis led by BluTko Cochran. To-day
R1uiko Cochran 10 leading the hll
nualer 10 prevent the incorporation Of
,lo revenue bill With tho Wilson iarIn
liil. Many Republicans and oil thr
P0pulists Will unite with the inoom,
INK Democrats In favor ofunlting both
bills. The antl.incomo tax men viii
vote agains; the wilsol bill, /, the IN
elmo tax measure il incorporated
therein. The present stage Of larfl 20.
orm is very critical and important
&. II.
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Looking for IIis nrothsr..


NTT7TIT 70 NJ NTWH
LARAMIE, Wyo., Jau. 25.-Albsrt
May, l7.yesr.old lad OF Denver, is
looking for his three lost brothers. He
has addressed letter TO the Humane
society. In this he states that his
father worked at Colorado junction,
six miles west OF Cheyenne, as n sec.
ton foreman In 1854. His father died
and tho children were brought TO
Laramie anu taken charge Of by 20.
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ra.conaro.sman cnlkIln,'l Illness.

sOuriI BEND, Ind, Jan. GA
sTeoial 90 the Tribune concerning the
dangerous illness Of Hon. William II.
Calklns, Tacoma, Washington, form.
erly Congro says lao 10 alOwly
improving anu with good care may
live come time, providing he docs not
I Ter relapse. Mis-. Van Marler, his
lighter Il on her way to his bedside
rom Rome, having arrived In New
YORK.
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AmsrIenn Eree,.s ma "a

wAsmNuIoN, Jau. DID, NJ.
Stalker, OF Dos Moines, Iowa, wa
before tbs senate Hawaiian investign-
lion committee today. Ho was Ia
Honolulu when tho revolution Oc.
cured, IN his testimony no said he
considered the revolution unlusliiltd
aud WIS OF the opinion that but Tor the
landing Of American troops II wou Id
not have bsen successful.
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4
aho.siriurr. Finally, wh-n nave
rot ai through with him iit mSsel.
then viii win that pure"
What Mitchell thought a. hn iacrl
Tho western giant mny never o..
known. u ubiitss his rovUtnlnu
Thought w. to win for glory. The
toliuf punishmUut 10 whicn TIE
Bntith pugi.Iat was subjected told
heavily on hil. AT the outset
hiB every action Indicated the watch.
Niln.ss which 10 characteristic OF HE
.ugiiistic history. Mingled with THE,
il wovof, WAS tho evidence Of that bit
ter hatred which no bore toward bis
tall opponent. This bitterness added
strength 10 his every blow, but dli not
Hbttc his Cnroiuinus8 auI cunulnfs
Rather II intensified them.
AZ the haht wont on and tho Ametis
can showed himscli master OF the
Euglishman, evidences OF something
akin % despair began 10 30 noticeable
l ia manner. lie called to his nid
hts very best powtra ~ q RUG general
and Tiled to staye "a tho Inevitable
With the baie p siibllty oi anat'hins
success irOm the very jaws OF defeat
His opponent, however, MAS tO1 heavy
in1 TOO scientifically directed 70 be
! wtihstOsd
Toe Euplishmnu's rallies became
.pcblcr AuI iurOlur as blow tfor blow
| aiuu1 on him, ahi though nr ttI0I
| punishmrut with grim bull dog defer
minntion, human nature cIuli not
| Ni,hstauI tho stunning effect Of
| mo punishment which ne received,
aud 90 hu sank g. the grCuui
, ieica,ci man there was a look On bic
ACC Of soffowiul regret mingled Will
1a,rcd, fierce aud indignant such a.
aeldom h seon on the face Of man.
| Finally aflor an uutuCcUssiul suugg,t
ID renew the fight, fsfciug hun
| leif 30 hali.rrect position,
he topplcl over and fell huadlong Into
the arena, while shout OF exulttuo
rose from tne throats OF Colbout
.rIcuds, such or never before WAS heard
ia this quaint quiet town.
THE LE0AL rRJCEEDINoB.
JACKSONVILLE, Ja1. 25.-The mo.
Hon ~ diHsaIvu the Injunction restrain
ing the sheriff irome interfering IN u.
cuntset came up this morning htior.
Judge Can. rus attorney general sub.
miltVd an answer containing practical
ly the same points cot up yesterday
Tho attorneys FOR the club askul tim
10 plead auI die an iayils. Toe u1u,
ndloufncl peniiug the completion %
ihis work, which " expected 10 occupy
"a couple Of hours,
LOSDON ALSO INTERESTED.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The greatest Ia.
,tfcst is manifested here IA the COfbUtt.
Mitchell iyht. IA the hotels aud st
,ne sporting resorts, crowds arc
gathered anu though there IL nue.
fpuCulatiuI as 10 tho result, there o.
tbs center OF Agr'up of sporting mou
M his saloon during tins aftcrntori
when no was heard 10 declare that
Mitchell docs not mean TO fight ant
that lac il simply trying ~ get money
from AblngdOu's Will.
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An Enrtiln anl.e sheen.

Special 10 ne SEwA
Rock EpRINGs, Wye, Jan. GA
slight earthquake shook was percsptible
10 the residents Of this vicinity the
other morning. A rumblng noise like
distant thunder was followed by y
tremor which ratified the windows In
the houses.
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7gREE ROUNDS SETTLED IT.
r Participants and Particulars Of
tho Encounter.
INTERFERENCE by Tue LAW.
.. troops Went uome. or 10 the
.,.,n-uhere Was tbs CoV
.,nor7-wou. what SeStT

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 25.-Thc
sect the Eight IL flnally set for 1880
,hls aft,rnoou.
Al noon Referee Kelly stepped into
IN, puval Club'a bank and cashod the
famous so, 900 check.
Time was called at las p. m.
Fmsr ROUND.
Fiisl round, Corbott led with his lett
On All,chelps chin. They cllnoh, ez'
spanse body blows and Jim reached
Chaflsy,s len eye heavily. Corbeit
upf,fcu,s Mitchell anu lands with his
u,hton his ribs. Mitchell 10 reaching
Jim,s chin, Mitchell gets 10 ON Cor
bs,ps neck, Jim lands his right and
tight ugain, Just as timo was called
H0ngn even.
SECOND ROUND.
Wild excitement aud "a ollnch; Cor
o,u upperculs bis man Us they come
together. Mitchell lands hard on tho
hls. and A. Mitchell came ia there was
a,harp rally with Corbett having The
Bat OF Il. Mitchell got In twice on
C5tbstps nech; Corbelt knocks him
down twiop Ia succession. The gong
nyei Mitchell.
the THIRD AND LAST.
Mitchell was rather gToggy. Cor
belt rushed At him, swung right and
Left heavy gu AuIehell's neck; Mitchell
went down, took the full time to rise,
then Corben rushed at him like a
tge. Mitchell clinched; Cor
tot threw him oil; noored him
with slfi iaeer; again he took all the
umo to rise and when no advanced To-
ward CoTbolt, the latter swung his right
with deadly effect on Mitoheips nose
Mitchell Toelod, fell on his face
helpless. The referee counted one
i've, three, four, nve, six, seven
eight, nine, ten-Milchell was knocked
oaL
The referee declared Corbett thu
winner otthe matsh and champion Of
The world.
The fight was all Corbetts though
Mitchell made a show II
the nrst round. MitchelPa face
At tho end was covered with
blooi. Hp was carried to his oorneI
ina helpless condition.
ONLY NINE MINUTES.
The time Of the fight was nine min
uisL The men did not shake hand
At the beginning OF the light Tut
referee called ON them 10 do 80, bu
hsilheT responded.
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rnr roYrriAN QursIIoN.

The English Government Orders
troops ~ the tkhedivs's Sountry
LoNpoN, Jan pa sensl,ion wa
caused thia afternoon when " became
known that tue government hsi dc.
tcrmined 10 act enereeticai yiu Egypt
AZ Aldorsh0i u detachment Of miii.
tsfy, mounted police and some Of the
best cavalry Ia tlc army, with one or
more iniantry regiments, have been
ordered e. maze really 10 proceed i'm.
mcdiately 10 Egypt.
The q governments Ia trying 20 secure
RI uumber OF large uogan steamers 70.
use ~ troop snifs 10 convey tlum
there.
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An Austri snuhseior Hnlclues'
VfESNA, Jan. 2j.--Dr. Jhuquss, a
member OF this relohsrath, has commit.
Yea tuioidu BY shooting.
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Today County Treasurer Lynn re.
lrivod from Ex.Couuty Collector
Hardy check 'of S12)i7S Tor the
salt Lake county school tax iund, the
questions relating 10 the retention OF
the amount by tho collector up to the
present having been settled. About %
yer cont Of the amount when the
check calls for will 20 to the city board
VI education.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-25
Probate of viii.

In the Probate Court today, tho will
OF Cornelius Kufi, deceased, was Rd.
mitttd to probate.