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THE KEARSAGE LOST
ygl With a Splendid History
Wrecked on a Reef
OPPOSED 10 BE 4 TOTAL LOSS.
.,.oals. r, and Urew Sayei.-A Steam
tr sent to the Relief
Of the Non.

W,guSaIoS, FoD. s.-rhe navy
s.,.nment received a dispatch To-Day
I'm Colon, sent by Liouianant
a,,lpsri Of tho United States steamer
T,,pase, saying that tie vessel wns
v,retsi on tho Ronoldore reef, Feb.
rbs officers ana crew were saved.
me K,anagc, by the Last Icpor, sailed
,,,m Haytl Tor Bluefield, Nicaragua,
A. ls5k after tho American Interests Ia
.snprr.ion with the trouble between
y'rtfagua and Honduras. 10 IL cup
80 tnr vessel Ia total wreck. The
g....l Ia one OF the OldUst In Tue navy
..ibtts splendid history.
,nfador reef Il about 200 miles
ngm M1iqulio Coast ofCentral Amuri.
81. vol kuown to mRfiuers ~ u dan
,,fous ,mptdiment 10 navigation sur.
f5unded by swift aud dangerous tides.
n /, not known how Lieutenant
Bnlnaid reached Colon, but II is pre-
.smsI the ship.wrecknd crew may
nave reached Old Providence Island
sine Is MILES TO leewafd Of the reef.
A eablrgram was at onoe sent TO
pnlnari 10 charter a steamer and
rfoeevd TO the relief Of the crew. Some
line AGO the oil lers OF the Nicaragua
e,ual company were wrecked on the
,,me reef. Admiral Stanton was on
lbe Keafsags when the steamers New
Yofs aud Detroit were sent 10 Rio.
Tbs Keataago was matet the flagship Of
ibs North Atlantic fquRdfon aud AZ.
mlfal stanton after making his peace
viii Secretary Herbert over the Incl.
dsnt Of ,nluting tho insufgent iiag NJ
RIO, was ordered to the command OF
tho North Atlantic station, with the
Kssuagc AZ his iiagship.
Il 3. c0njeciufed that the Kearsage
background on the reef at night aud
iundtfed.
Lieut.. BminRrd seems to have got
tleafd small boat aud succeded In
getting to Colon In six days. Relief
nn reach tho ship In less time than
hat
The officers on board were; Admir-.
d, o. r.. stanton; commanding OH Ger,
u HAyermAn; lisutenants, g.. A. Ford,
o. II. Lyman aud Is. |. n. Melting;
lIul0f lluutenAnls, John Hood and II.
D. Bminafd; enslgns, II. q. Gates
aud rhos. McGunder; naval cadets, l..
5. Thompson, r. l.. SHIT. S. Borden,
J. u. Mccormick, Walter Bait, ID. A.
Mallou; pest surgeon, Il. h. Lumsden;
assistant surgeon, NJ. w. Barnum;
paymasief, J. A. Ring; chief engineer,
b, q. uowing; nrst lieutenant OF
marines, Z. l.. A, Ingate and crew,
o9mpotod OF 200 sailors aud marines.
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MORE LEGAL FIREWORKS.
The display Again Laid Between Poo.
scouting Attorney llowat aud
Judge Powers.

Whenever Assistant District Att5r.
uey Howat aad Judge Powers meet In
tho legal arrnA-"thon COMES tho tug
OF war" The Trial Of tho GsylOr case
has afforded these gentlemen ample OPP.
pogtunities for crossing swords, and the
spectators IA court have been ind5b oI
10 thum on several occasions for miTlh-
iul moments. Tlls morning all WAS
smooth sailing ultil the close approach
Vi tho noon nour, Whom, taxi
ing umOFage at u word or two
winch ais opponent dropped, Judge
H0wapH scotch blood wI up. OF THIS
chance for fei0rt counsel on tue other
sidB was not slow TO avail hlm,ul,.
Said he, "Why, my irlanl mas got ex.
cited forthe fifst tine todayW Every
body laughed at this momeutafy dash
OF sarcasm except the object Of his TO-
mark, who promptly rejolnei; az hm
not in constant state OF irritation, like
yuu, my friend" Al this turning Of
lnu tables tlers wss another
general laugh, and yet another
and IA louder one when Judge Pow
ora struck ia with, "No, You COULDN'T
1.-Two II you were" Any further dis.
play Of legal "wll" was cut suddenly
sa1ft by the chef Justice politely de-
mandins that the Two contestants call
a lTuCs.
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G4YL0R'S DEFENSE.
40 SEw TrsriGOyY YET rm
II Is All Much the Same a. That Given
0n the Hammond
Trial

The Gaylor trial was resumed in
Judge licrritvs ut, at 10 o'clock idls
morning.
The 1fsi witness wa, Oscar Van
Cout lie said that on the afternoon Of
the killiug q clyde Robertson, subss.
luent 10 tbs tragedy, one OF the two
b'ys-he could MT NY whioh-siA,ei
70 him that the cun had not bcou die.
charged since they returned from tue
rivor az ihoy hat no cartridges. Tao
two boys were consido,ably agitAlod at
tie lime.
Hcnry William Gayl9r, father Of tho
dc.oudanb gave formal testimony,
stating bis s5h's age was sixteen.
Me. llsmm.ni, mIther Of Harry,
wHs called. Her evidence was unin.
I'riant slo raid nor boy aud Giylor
were ciaag companions and haI been
irtqu'a;.y together.
Tots closed the case Tor tho pro1eou-
ton aud Judge Powers az once went On
with HE opening statement 10 tho Jury
on bruali 81 tho nccutui lad. no ~
marked it Wa not claimed by tho
prosecution that Ge1R Gtylor Cred $40
fatal tnui, but that be- was an arcs.saff,
having niIvi and auoit,l Hammond ia
the cnmai.aslJu Ci the set lHu JuIFY
iouitI tuag The threats alleged
10 .hyn been made towards The
deceased child were matte by Gay.
lofi aud also that either OF tis
two boys had any Intention 20 take
Ciyde's life. IL aid not follow At all,
he said, bCcausn Gay lor was the elder
OF the two that he possessed n dominant
spirit over hts companion. Before tho
Jury could convict they must find that
thufo existed a conspiracy butwten
Hammond aud Gaylut - Elll clyde,
nni this had not been yet shown.
Council went On to argue that the shoot
INK OF the iilda fellow was purely acct.
dOulhl. II there wHa any Reasonable
hypothesis consistent with the theory
on innocence upon which the tcsti-
mOuy could 10 Ieconclled, II was tho
duiy Of tue jury 10 reconcile such ttsli.
mouy on ihnt Of Innocence. This de.
ioudant should uu tried ~ by himself,
his companion having been already
puuihhol, This was a different case
altogether from that Of Hammlnd,
He askei the Jury to say that Clyde's
death WAS purely accidental.
The dcpusit.uns Of Harry Hammond,
taken Ai,er nj. conviction aud sgn-
tencc, were read by Attorney White
muiu. Tue dep0nrnt faid he was
acquainted iitlib with Clyde Robert
tou N the lail,r'a lifetime. Ho did not
ses Clyde standing "a the fence " hen
lac discharged tdb gun on the day OF tho
tragedy. Gaylor said nothing what.
ever 10 hun with reference 10 shooting
Clyde, GA that day or a. any other
time. He tHamm mil iiI nos kaow
that Clyde VS. killci Hatil some ten
minutes after the shot was flToI, when
Mrs. daylUr informed him.
John ID. MoAilistor, civil engineer,
gave formal testimony u. 90 the map OF
lho fools ~ quo prepared by him.
Alfs. Ghy .Hb mother OF the deienl-
aut, Alr. Alice Il. Barrett, Hpbar
daylog (agud ", brother Of thu defends
hui, CAR Hammond (aged 81 aud T..
sum Nichols we're also examined dur
ins tho forenoon. rneir evidence 70.
Vcalrd nothing neE, bus IL tended
largely In iayor OF Gaylor.
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RECEIVER oAIsEs scoRcnEn.
Tito Case OF the Northern Paeids
Railroad.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. s.-Col. Petit
occupied the attention Of the court Ia
the Northern Pacific case today. lie
Aasailed the ADM nistration ui Receiver
OAkes while the latter was president OF
the road. He said the syndicate which
acquired the Northern Pacific aud tho
Manitoba line and sold 10 10 tho
Northern Pacific cleared 5 900, 900. He
also said S0,000,0JO was tquandered IN
terminals Al Seattle. In the case vi
the Rocky Fork and Cook City lines
ho said tue company paid $4,000, 900 for
n road worth only 100000 IN order TO
reach a coal mine worth s2O0,00O. or
the Seattle, Lake shore aud Eastern
road, which cost the Northern Pacific
$1,000, 900, Col. Petit said only mile
anu halt Of the line was leu, the rest
consisting OF rusty iron and rotten ties.
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lmE wIL1oN NH
Attitude OF the Republican sena,or-
nnnn tho Inrlm nnn.Ilnn.


wAsuINGTON, Fcb. s.-Tho p1ssiblu
attitude Of tue silver Republicans with
reference TO tue tarifi hiil hes been the
theme Of considerable tain nbou; the
Senate since the Wilson bill roaohCd
that body. Iuquiry develops the fact
that they will without exception ur-
pose the bill for two reasons. They
are proteclionlsta In principle and some
Of them think that II thu tnrin could
DO allowed 20 remain az NJ present, 10
would he In the tntGrrat Of silver. They
argue that u tho tariil is changed anu
herd times continue many VIII be ut
pJaud 10 Ind In this change the cause
NJ the depression, whereas, " tie tarin
IL allowed 10 tenn IN ~ u T. and tile
times DO not Improve, II VIII az once
become apparent that the tarIii had not
csufe1 the dullncts Of trade aud tln
people MAJ DO led 10 believe 90
wns due TO the scarcity o.
money. While, however, thu silver
Republican senators viii oppose TIE
mli they will vote against IL aud Will
make special efforts 90 defeat the
clauses bearing upon the special inter
usts ui their respective ttaler. IL is
probable that some Of thtm viii not
aid their Republican colleagues IN
securing DELAY upOu tue passage OF
the bili.
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President I.ineOIn,s Birthday.

Tue anuiycfsary Of tho biHh Of
Abraham III gcoln will he observed on
Monday, February IL, by the Lincoln
school 81 tnis city. Fac exeTciars Will
inu.uls The iam0uo Prosidogp5 Get.
tyhburs speech, extracts from his sd.
drosssa ON different occasions, the
poem "Caplgiu, My Captain" byWait
whitman, essays anu declarations,
LiucJln'd iAy0uts poem, and siugi0g
tue national aiTs by tho oniifo school.
Phe exercises OF tbs school will con-
clJdu WITH an address on lhe NE anu
public labOrs OF the great statesman, Joy
Judge GuOJwiu.
The program viii DO rendered In the
cOfTi1OL whtIr hg ontifu school will
assemble. Tho dtGuiAiilus viii be " u
pleasing cuursU.tG Hui tbs occasion
one 10 uo remembered. A large mum.
Der VI visitors IL expected.
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A SHORT SITTING.
Juts 90 Barich Got Through His Days
Nork Ia Court Early.

IA Judge Barloh'. division this
morning, the jury before whom was
tried yesterday afternoon tho case Of
~. Nowcombe We, r., Il. Wells ct al
brought In a sealed verdict, finding Tor
the dsirndans. They stood nlns TO
three. Tho matter cams to this court
on appeal from a JuTyB verdict In
Justice GoB'o court. rHo plaintiff
demhudcd possession Of certain prem
ises, VITA damages S6I so, And tiu Jury
,hun iound for the defendants, who
claimed thAt they rented tue place for
one year anu That thUir tims had not
expired when plAludls called upon
them 10 vHcAtu ID.
The jury's verdict la the Third dis.
trict court Gfllrms that OF the Jury In
the court below.
Oscar Grosholi ct al vs. Pauline A.
Patterson 81 al. Default AMI decree Of
foreclosure; attorneys foe 500.
James Thompson vs. Oscar droshell
ct al. Application for continuance
granted; case 10 come up hrsI on the
AJAX. Getting.
Dora Il. Lafaon VIZ ]. w. Campbell
Of al. Motion 10 dismiss suit for Tea-
s1n that lno iu5tice Ia tue lower oouri
lacked Jurisdic,ion argued aud sub
mlttrd.
This having disposed Of the program
Tor Thurday, MA Honor adjourned
court until tJmorr0w morning.
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rIIE stNArE

WAsHfNutoN, u. g., Feb. 5. -
wolcott (CJL) presented u resolution
tor thrBuOmisalOn of u constitutional
amendment Prohibiting the stntos
from denying the suffrage 10 agy puT-
sou on account VI sex.
sherman presented n memorial from
wool gfOwers against tbs Wilson Bill,
saying thg finance committee had 10.
fused the wool growers n hearing, and
requesting that tho memorial bo pfint-
OF, So ordered.
Wolcott presented several amend.
ments 10 the tariff bill.
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tho M iicnriuz.

MILWAUKEE, Fob. Sine confer.
ence buts zen che employees anu r..
colyets Of tbs Northern PGciHc
Riilway company 10 now In pro
gfe.a bohlul CiIapd doors, considering
the recent cut IN wages. The wOtkmon
orc rsufcsuUtUd by dClcgatea from
every railway organization, including
Chief Arthur n the Engiucots' Broth.
UfhOod, Chief Sargent ut tue ilreme
aud Chiui Ramsey Of the tulographolp.
The mon rrU mailing theft argument
today. Tho promise Il that Il will laft
I'll tom ROW.
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TIE INcOnE TAX.
ne President snd suprsms Court
Justices NAY NE Excepted.

ne President and suprsm, Court
Justices Nay NE Excepted.
WAsl1NuTOS, Feb. S.-rhe federal
ohslllutlOu proyi les that tho oompen.
uon oi Justices OF the Supreme Court
All not 10 diminished during the
fms OF office, aud that the Pfesidenpa
mprnsation shall not be increased
diminished during the term o.
lce' In vleW OF this the question
arisen as 10 tbs power OF Congress
make the income tax applicable 10
re ulllcefs. When tue war Income
was levied IN 1858, Chiet
slice Lanoy wrote letter
Tho secretary OF the treasury,
age, declaring that In his opinion
Jaw was Unconstitutional, ha IL
phllei tue INDEPENDENCE OF the
ordinate branches Of government;
ai nj tho same time One which
ID ont be- Judicially determined be-
~ every member VI the Supreme
li1 would De AN interested parry,
'el from considering IL. After tho
Secretary Richardson refl 8ded TO
tax.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

JAMES O'NEILL closed hia season
last night u 4 lair audipnce In Monte
Cristo.
hoFEE or DUBLIN with John II.
Kelly IA the uue rule opens ut the
lhea'er tomorrow might
THE ESaidS ILLS In three nights at
tue iheStvr upxt week.
The CRIMSON SCARF opera com.
pany mas received IA Invitation 10
Visit lvhi ON Masuing,on's birthday.
Ihe mauiger guarantees tie company
q paehti house; no answer has Az yet
been returned.
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Brass Band Benefit.

There was largely attended dance
and sooiable at q no hall at WeE.
Jordan last wednesday night for the
benefit OF tie Young Recruit Brass
band. IL was highly successful affair
anI the members Of the musical organ.
lzAti0n In whose honor II was given
appreciate thoroughly tho maui.e3lR.
ZION OF good will on the part VI the
people towards them,
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year and confirmed by the SENATE ,
unless charges were referred aud sue
tairud, and That Ffcoborn who ha
been acting ue her success OF 10 o
uiurrer. Mrs. Lease 8iys sue intended
10 rr.i,u ny tho pnlary ~ no object, bu'
she luarns that to roverncr has a Jan
10 chnfto her with bri cry 10 lct.iuc
contacts ior supplies 10 u,nto inttiiu'
lions. This che fnys p inlso AMI she
propo. 60 10 remain IN Oilios aud iignt
the charge.
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THE HOUSE.

WAsHINuTOg, ID. O., Feb. S.-Bland
moved 10 no into committee Of the
whole 10 consider his silver suigniofage
bin; Lost for lack Of quorum, 1888 TO U.
Reed, Ne before, leu the hlibuslefing
win various dllgt0ry motions, but
the matter was finally brought 70 n
vote.
Tho nlibuslcrlng continued. The
indications this afternoon were that
Bland would be unable TO get up the
silver aeign0nge bil Ia the present
form, on account Of niibuuleflng.
A quorum was finally secured In tho
Housr, III 10 I, and the house went
into committee Of the whole On the
beigu0fEgu bill.
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A Curiosity.

Mr.. Bailey, United States Marshal
Brigham's private secretary, has Ia his
possession "a curiosity In tho shape u n
U. y, horse pistol, bearing date 1853.
This IL the ClAas Di weapon with winch
the United States iorntrly armed h.
cavalry regiments and this par.iculAr
one mas spol "ac.iyB service" 4. was
given 10 Mr.. Bailey by an old college
ohum some time ago.
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LONDON, Feb. S.-A dispatch 10 tue
Tines from Paris sayh tho IlussO-Ger.
mau treaty Of cOmmerCu has caused n
profound impression IN Ffauce. The
French public thought Russla would
quarrel with the drrihuBu ana would
DO an ifTecOncllablU enemy Of every
nation hostilo 10 France. Somu oi the
Paris paper, the Tunes says, are
already accusing Russia Of be1raying
France.
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OMAHA, Fob. S. The Union Pacific
employee ate about 90 raise tue question
whether u, aH Judge Dandy rays, they
are employees Of the United sta,us
Csurt, they ought not " be- paid on the
basis VI the United States working day
Of eight hUufr, instead OF on the cor.
p3rHte baeis Oi rom ten % sixteen
hOurs. Eugene Debs, prtsiJsnt Of the
American Railway fedeIau NJ, thinks
this position cat ~ maintained. IL IL
understood lao will work to this end.
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81. LOUIS, Feb. s.-ThcTo has boon
n delivery diivoiH' war against a syn
dloate Of browerits. lt hsn been put
into the hands OF T. Il. Mcclure, OF
the Knights Of Labor. Ho says n
national boycott will DO placed on tho
bTsweries involved, all OF which are
Owned by foreign capital. The knights
will also urge Congress 10 tax foreign
capital invested here.
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DR.. Taylor Convicted.

Dr. JAbeE w. Taylor was found
guilty by Jury In Commissioner
Pralps court at s:i5 last evening OF
practising medicine without license
rom tho board Of medical examiners
Ur Utah. The verdict was accom-.
panied by Recommendation 20
mercy" aud was mot arrived. at until
after nearly three hours elaboration.
Sentence will be passed tomorrow (Fh'
-sy) morning.
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runvIs WAS Nor mANaED.
rhs Rope nroIso anu Spectators
Interfered.

COLUMBIA, Miles,, Feb, S.-Wlll
PuSyis WAS convicted and sentenced 10
be hanged IN u member OF a gang Of
white Gaps who aszassinai0d william
Buckley, OF Marion county. YsB.or.
day was tho day set for execution aai
the sheriff undertook to carry out the
sentence, but the rope broke. fhsn
the spectators intercodod for Putyls,
who has always claimed 10 hs innI'
cent, and persuaded tins sheriff 10 pro.
ctel no further with the hanging. An
effort VIII now b1 made to secure tX'
eculiye clemency,
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pABtl. Fob. SAT the war rflico Il
ii learned by au Associated Pres re-.
/ OTTER that there is not only no truth iu
tie cnhled report tnat tue minister Of
war 10 determined 20 exclude oil
foreign canned goods from the army
turpnrs, but that no such action has
brcn contemplated.
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salt Lake eau 10 without that Iasii.
tutluu.
Special BIpaifA 10 Ac NEwA
CnEYENsE, WyO., Feb. s.-Harry
L. Hynus, proprietor Of the Capitol
saloon and club rooms, is said 10 be-
making arrangements 10 open a gam
bling house In Salt Lake. Mt. Hynds
IL one oi the leading sporting men Ia
the West.
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Threnl,n.a 90. Q I.nel.ouI.

CLEvELANp, Fcb. S.--Fhe coal opOr.
Atou % hlsssoiiOu district have rub.
mitIed proposition 10 the minOfa 10
submit 10 a reduction OF i2is per cent
la wages. They DO no. rKJuCi the
men 10 acct dc TO II aud wan declare a
lockout on February 1871 OF nearly
1000 men.
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TopAYla no rEDIN0s.

President BruoIou prrsented petit
lion Of the q. A. II. concerning Inc
bill before tho Council relating to the
wearing VI badges.
Committee on contingent expenses
reported on several bills,
Committee on claims reported on the
claim Of Harmed Psatt Tor 1000, Ges-
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story at the former trial, because Mr..
CoUghlin told her it was not necessary.
Joseph =. Martin, mgmte' Of tIr
slate board " education, testified tia.
he saw COughliu iu Iout OF ihr
Chicago avenue police station at 10
O'Clock on the night ol the murder.
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,loday's Probate Court.

Estate Of James Il. Boggs, deceased.
Hearing on petition for probate OF will
set Tor February 2lst.
Estate Of Edward BrRin, deceased.
Hearing on petition for admeAsute-
ucnt Of dover, ~ per continuanoe,R and
order mAI1 ~ prayed.
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DENvEU, F,b. Sat the conclusion
of the Arguments in tue Uuion Pacific
wage schedule matter NJ noon Ju lge
HgllUtt announced that IN order would
bu maize a; 0 u'cl ok, " which tlruv
rccUs8 was taken.
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Tho silver CRISIS.

CALCUTTA, Feb. s.-.rhu Bani, OF
Bengal has raised the rate Of discount
from 10 y per cent, aud the Bank Of
Bombay from - s, bo.h on account
OF this silver crisis.
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Acquitted.

Justice Whileugrne las discharged
John a. ana Matilda Hamilton, who
were charged with malioiously tearing
down atummvr kitchen belonging 10
Agues Edwards In Sugar House ward.
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PnILADELrHiA, Feb. 5.-rhc will OF
George W. Obildr wac admitted 10 pro
bate thiH morning. ~ leaves every.
thing absolutely TO the widow.
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TIItd DO commll snIelac.

aI DApais, iohe news.
'ul srRINus, Wyo., Feb. s.-Or.
= a well known physician Of Rock
ngs, attempted suicide Monday
noon by taking poison. The doc.
'ns a hacker Of the Engllshman In
-9lt0elt'MiIcholl mil aud lost con.
9ole money In consequences.
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ALBANY, n. ", Feb. s. rhs bin
for tue annexation Of Brooklyu anu
olhor neighboring towns 10 the city OF
New YORK, passed tho assembly, lOJ
TOT.
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb. s.-rhe executive
committev OF the National Electoral
association has decided tO call the
annual meeting at Asbugy Para, n. j.
the tirst week la July.
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VIII lecture nj South Jordan.

Elder Johu Nicholson viii deliver
lecture at South Jordan ON Sunday
evening next. IL Will take place under
tho auspices Of the mutual i'm.
provemont associations OF that ward,
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Erw iOms, Feb. s.-rho Cooley
Punlishins yIutany publishers Of
Gody's Nggds.nc ana other wyTSs, has
lui!ul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08
Something napt nave Happened.

PARIS, Fob. ga Dispatch from
tho governor Of Senegal, says tho
French flying column has surprised
tue TBuregis near fimbuotOo. No
dotalls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

LoNpoN, Feb. s.-sIlyer 29l.
II, Trade with England steadily la.
CTeasing.

cTenstug.
WAsluEGrON, Feb. s. - Consul
PuEur al Birmingham sends u report
10 the state department on the Amerl.
eau wheat anu fl0ur trade IN Englifh
mldlands. lie estimates the Increase
10 the amount GOT llour received from
The United States at 10 per cent =
four yoars; aud declares thht the DE-
ltndcnce VI Great Britaip on the
United Slatesfor eousidetablc portion
oi The bread studs has boenicomplrtely
established, and Ia lar more likely 10
Increase than TO decrease.
Toe silver market Ia completely de.
mofallzed. This price Of bar silver
TOOK another drop today oil 7.l0I. to
vii The market was Hat Rupee
paper declined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08
t.ns. LEASE VlcroRsous.
Tho Court R.ndrrs q UnanImous
Decision.

TOPEKA, Feb. S.-In tho case Of Mrs.
Lease tlu court rendered unanimous
opinion, the POpulis. member concur
ring with the TWO Republicans rho
court holus that the governor has no
right to remove Mrs, Lease or appoint a