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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
READY FOR SETTLEMENT

GUTHRIE, o. T.. June 2l.-Malor Moses
Neal, allotting agent for the KickapOo To-
dians. arrived here today en route -
Washington with hts report. having con
pleged all aiIOtments. Tbs balance y;
the land iu tbs reservation caa po~ bs
throws open 70 settlement at the pleasuu
Of the secretary Of the interior.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
ALABAMA MINE FIRE.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 2l.-The fire in
the Mary Lee mines continues burning in
spite of all efforts TO extinguish them, and
experts claim several days must elapse be-
fore it is under control OF the fifty men
who were overcome by the heat aud
dragged out, four are dead, two more are
expected 10 Gle at any minute and twenty
others are in a critical condition, aud
many of these may not survive. Two men
still missing are believed 10 be dead 10 the
mlues
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LIVE srocK BOARDS MEET

WASHINGTON, June 2i-The represent
atives Of 1--we stock boards who have been
holding three days meeting here fiD-
ished their work today and adjourned TO
meet Ia Chicago next ysaT. TIE Erester
portion Of today's session Was Consumed ia
a discussion OF TIE suhJ@ct 81 the d-form-
lily OF the state Jules and regulations Tor
the sI1Dpression @. cattle a i7ease.
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WILL NOT GO OUT.

PITIsBURG, kan, June 1.-THE miners
conference which convened here yesterday
adjourned swi5 aout results. The only
measure agreed upon was TO hold mass
mestiRgs at various mining camps
throughout the district TO ascertain the
views of the miners as 10 suspension OF
work. Prominent miBers say they will
Tot go cut under any circumstances
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
rrnyxroRocga COMPANY.

TRENTON. Y J., Jare zl-Tbe Amer
car Grocery oomp4sy Of New York AMI
Jersey Cifr, Eith ea7s-al o sSlSas9 30
VS. INCORPORATED fOtsy an9-r tbs : * o
Nv jersey. The 5rP2FR'orS r. S1szt-
- /. N.r-ais-. Wv 1o-s, ID wi HAT.
Erotskgvss- t-s.srss- u szesG. Eru kGFn. :
" Eoaatsrs. Alf.la-, y Y. .4s4r4 Il.
CuasmiE.s. Pai.z1s.94iA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
BANKERS TO THE RESCUE.

WASHINGTON. June q. -Advices from
New York >taoe the city banks today de-
posted 500 90 in gold in the sub-treasnry
In exchange for United States notes. One
million dollars ia gold was today engaged
for export, leaving the net gold reserve al
the close of business today 50. l21. $50. The
cash balance today was Sll5. l55, a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
WEATHER BULLETIN

Weather for Wichita and vicinity today
Threatening weather Friday, fair Saturday
Highest temperature yesterday ............. 50
Lowest. to
heAu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il
With excessively heavy rain. In the morn
ing 81 inch and in the afternoon $50 inches.
total, 4.07 inches.
Average for month thus fsr............... 3
June average. past five years ............-... a
Average for 2lst day ...-.-.-.-...............76
FRED L. Johnson. Observer
WASHINGTON, June 2I--Followiag Is the
forecast up 10 s D. II. Friday:
For Kansas Showers, followed by fair In
west portion, probably slightly warmer in
the vicinity OF Wichita; variable winds.
For Oklahoma-Fair. followed By thunder
showers in the afternoon, slightly cooler;
variable winds
For Colorado-Fair; yaris bic winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
AsoUITH WILL BE THERE.

that Mr.. Herbert Asquith, the Home Sec
rotary, is a guest at Losetie park. A loco
motive is kept under steam in readiness at
any moment to convey him to the " bite
Lodge, where i5 is necessary that he shall
be present at the ACCOMPLISHMENT. OF the
Duchess of York
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WAS SURELY CRAZY.

MONTICELLO, n. Y, June 2l.-Lizzie
Halliday. who has been on trial here for
several DAYS charged with the killing OF
Mrs Susan j. MeQuilian, was today found
guilty OF murder IN the second degree.
There wers pending against her lndict-
ments for the murder Of Mrs. McQuillaI's
daughter. whom she klllei at the same
time as the mother, and tor the murder Of
her own husband. The defense was in-
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ONE OF MANY BRANCHES.

CLEVELAND, o, June A.-John Lick
was tonight arrested and jailed on a
charge CT murder IL is alleged be killed
Mrs. Elizabeth Janickie, who was par
tisan of the Rev. Kolaszewski, for impart-
assassiuste him. This is one OF the many
branches of the St Stanislaus church
fight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
MILLIONS FoR CHERoKEEs.

VrNITA J. A., June 2l.-The Cherokee
payment began al ~ o'clock today. There
were fully I5.Oco people In town. Every
Cherokee by blood gets $3.50. Gambling
devices of every description are being
brought toto PLAY 10 detrsgd the iadian-.
Three circuses are cOiBing taossy aud col.
leetors are corIallinC the Iud sHs by the
hundreds. Two million doliars will 10
raid here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
SIMPSON, OK THE ROAM

WAsHISGToN. June q -Rsp7-ss 3tatiEe
Jerry Simpson returned Il Kills city to-
night for few days from Berkeley
Sprays, where has bern Tor tAree weeks.
Mr. Slmpsoa viii reFaru 20 the Springs
SATURDAY.. BE J. far from well. but IL on
he road 10 recuvErT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
GENERAL KELLY ARRESTED.

LOUISVILLE. KY, June 2l.-Genersl
Kelly and hls right hand man, Colonel
Baker, were arrested here today vaGs
and placed uuder bond OF $500, each 70
appear tomorrow morning when they viii
lie tried. Bead was furnished and TIE
men were released
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
THE ScAFFOLD FELL.

INDIANAPOLIS Iud., June 2I-A scaffold
stairway In the Aetna building fell today.
throwing six work men 10 the basement
and .bursing them The injured are:
Christopher Doyle, Clelland Julph, Emmett
keHruey, Michael Morarity, Samuel
ricketts,, Judson Whitestone.
ricketts, and Doyle will die.
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TEE LADIES

The pleasant eEecs Aad Estrfect safety
with watch ladies may use the CsiisoEass
LIQUID laxative. Svrap Of Fsgs, UDd-r all
ooaGiiiSns. makes q their fsyorite remedy.
To se. The true and gen sine aStsele. ieSk
Ser the name OF The California Els syrup
Co, printed near the bottom Il th- pacx-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
THE TIMES DOESN'T rrVE IT

LONDON, june 22.-The Times in its I'm
aneiai article describes the Atchison reor-
canizaticn plan as fully as bad.
and IN some respects worse. than
expected. IL says IL Is surprising
shat me London bondkolders' com
Tnittee humbly accepted such a scheme.
Suei precedents only encourage Arperican
rsliresa men 20 extend roads night and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
MARS CANAL SYSTEM.

FLAGSTAFF, ARR, June 2l-Tbe follow
ing canals OF Mars have already been seen
here by the observers of the Lowell obser-
vafory: Galaxss. Cerberus. Orcus. Tar
tarns, EumsDides, Sciemius, LaestrysoD-
phssis. Lithonias, Agatha. D.emon and
Araxes
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ENDORSED THE SCALE.

SPRINGFIELD, H., June 21.-The miners
of the Springfield sub-district this after
noon endorsed the scale adopted by the
mine owners and decided that each miner
working should pay 121z per cent of his
wages toward helping those out of employ
ment. A number of mines have resumed.
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KEER FOR CONGRESS.

&oE-ST VEEcs0s, O.. Jss. 2I--Ths Re
pslhtsesu co1xr-s.lonA e04x-n<sos q tts
Fy83Eteesftz SIsrfic< soHz8ste1 WHITES :.
ke-- q EausE@ld 10s coBE-ess O. sse zs1ea
bsiiOS kezr - Senator z1ex@sas ze.ss-
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PALCEs TAKEN BY NEGROES.

PoMERoY, Ohio, June 81. - Fourteen
families of union miners were evitted at
Spillmap, w. Va, and their places in the
mines taken by sixty southern negroes.
After the eviction. the miners were paid for
their gardens and treated TO several kegs
of beer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
WORKERS FORCED OUT.

| SULLIVAN, Ind, June 21.-The miners at
Star City resumed work, but were forced
/ to scome out today by delegation of
strikers from Alum Cave. The purpose
now is to wait for orders from officers of
! the state federation.
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HANGED .TaIs MORNING.

= COLUNBBs. o., June y. William
Whsley, cDiored. aged 10, was hanged in
the peniteptiary this (Fri;iay) morning for
the murder OF Allen Wilson in Green
county. He met his fate without the
least sign " nervousness.
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Esbeeza-f 1oat Fras7e rec isrvs
r.. Yos sewer sslss, - snyshiax aei
toiizrs
ssisvysz~Es fs@F~-& egiyf--Foald ga
rzuf nzzu 80 ~ AZ eer t.szas slE~sse,s.
ssx nls pasHasrs sAaes
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EARTHQUAKE DAMAGES,

YOKOHAMA, June PA great amount
of damage was done to property by yester-
days earthquake shock at Toxic. Several
natives were killed and injured by falling
houses.
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oRpEREp IMpENN1TY PAID.

TANGIER, June 21,-Sultan Abdul Aziz
has ordered the payment to Spain OF the
indemnity promised by his father on ac-
count Of the Nelilla affair.
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RCzzzrL FoR coxczrss

= LET'S. Juas = AZ f@4Ers5 fs1<y
fie j gi-fi.tscza cssEtr=s < fa- Iw-az7
81 rsrcE FnslEl trd Sseer U.s
ual!os
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
THEY WANT IT BAD
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS FLAT-F0OT-
ED FOR UNLIMITED COINAGE

Enthusiastic Conference Held at Oma
Ia at Which State Free Coinage
League is Launched, Pledged
TO the Free and Unlimited
Coinage Of Both Metals
az q Ratio Ole TO L.
Congre ssman
Bryan's
Address.
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VAN vooRHrs RENoMINArEp.

GAINESVILLE, o., Jnne al.-The Repubii-
cans OF the Fifteenth district today nomi-
mated H. c. Van yoorhis for congress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
STILL GAINING IN AUSTRIA.

BERLIN. June 21.-The ODER and Wis
tula still continue to rise. The rains have
not yet ceased. Dispatches from Warsaw
say that the low-lying lands around the
city are submerged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
MINT MARKS.

No pimpIe. spot or bemish disfgures
the skin preserved by CUTICUEA SOAP.
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MORTUARY.

ITHIcA, ". Y. June 2l-Presidens Her
bert Tutle, professor OF Modern European
History Ia Cornell university. is dead.
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WILLIAMS z soArzATED.

NOrSE EEGEox. L.. san< FL TIE
Teuiorr4,s O. ~ ! z-1fs~Ea SisfIiz< io1ss
sesloEssiuxEes = g. Nzls4zE1s " .cci2Es~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22

left aud trust to an occasional spoilation
of English rights when their extravaganza
bears its natural fruit of bankruptcy.
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RED ROUGE hANIse

Ees re=-~zaess. hzs1 ter~ssss. 80 sszrr
- szs sssssks4 = tssszs
- Essf rsasr 49,
sff 49, l-ss fflsz ~ 49,.
fsasf sssE ia - 49, -
- z.e4 7ssfsxz 49, sssssss,a ~
ta@ss So eesszsE 49,. fss4sa
rses - 1893 t-sz1zs@ suaF tsessss..s. =
$3.50 q - sss<<s &C., esxsss&4ss.
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CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. June 2L.-With the
nomination for governor safely out of the
way, the Republican state convention pro-
ceeded with the nomination OF the rest OF
the state ticket today. They were as
follows: Lieuteoant-governot. :. e. Sill
lard of Los Angeles; justices Of the
supreme court, Elisha 5. Torrsnce Of San
Diego. AID +. w. Heo~haw OF Oakland;
short time. ". &. Van Fleet OF Sar Fran
cisco; controller. r. p Colgan of SoEoma;
treasurer. L=vI Radcliffe Of San Luis
OtIspo; attorney general, ". +. Fitzger-
aid Of Sau Francisco; surveyor general, N.
J. Wright
At the opening OF the afternoon session
OF the convention Timothy Guy Phslps in
trOduccd a resolution euio2izlng the late
Senator STANFORD. praising bis bepeTo-
lence in founding the Stanford university
and expressing .ympStby for Nrs. stan
ford. The resolution = understood 10 be
an answer % the recent attack made By
Congressman GeArg in the bocse upon
Senator Stanford. and bis motives Ia
establishing toe university.
Mr.. Phelps obtained the toor and
eulogZed Senator Stanford ~ high terms.
Hen~si; particularly upon SIR. SssusOrc's
record a. governor sud upon bis pciiaD-
trophy. part lcuiar3y Ia reserence % the In
situation 81 the stanford university.
h A MooThOase eocer.e1 Mr.. Pbeips'
remarks sDd referred cffSctlf 70 TIE COW
sroly, oasIArdly aud uE~s-rauted Attsck'
recently n3scs upon the .@se s~Dstor oy
representative Gezry. aoo be asked EEss
6ezrs be rsUnked b. The ris.sg. sis.nt yvIe
II the couseUtsaa.
AZ the DsnesE - the chkirlaaa al tue
DECAYS arose sad tte resolution gzs de-
Glazed unanimously aaopSe6
T. n. Nard Il Las Asgsses wss noni-
nated for clerk ot zoe suprsIas court
= l. Black Of Ventura for suusrfu tend
eut Of pubsse instruction. aud A J. 5obn-
stone % Sacramento. lor state prsGSSr.
TIE coayeat.oa sc5sGr led sine eis 70
ri.hf
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SENT THEM BACK
COURT DECLINES TO RELEASE JURY
IL BEALL MURDER TRIAL

They Announce Their Failure tai
Agree but the Judd e Desires Them
10 Try AgaiB-RGinor says They
Stand Eleven TO One for Con
vietion-futeuse Interest
in the Case Awaseus
Bitter Seeti0za,
feeIing-heair
Evidence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22
THEY GET A DIYVY
WHY TAMMANY POLICE DON'T
MODEST BUNG0 THIEVES.

Scayenger Work of the Lexow Invest
igating Committee Brings to Light
a Great Mass of Corruption,
How Tammany's Bosses and
Police Grow Rich OF
Thieves and Profit,
gates-Blackmail-
ing Through
saw ard Men,.
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Basalt Items.

BAsALT, Idaho, Fsb. I, i804.-The
last Jay oil January proved true 10 her
c0lOu, Tor she went out with u severe
frost.
Last Saturday morning, Feb. o, the
Temperature was ~ below zero mere.
We have only about four inches VI
snow. sunday night was cold In the
extreme.
Our SUNDAY school WAS well filled
with children who had 10 come "a long
distance. The chilureu have the
spin, OF their mission Ia Sunday school
dutiuF. Although Bis1lt ~ small, II IL
growing. We have Of enrolled officers,
teachers Rud pupils Ia our Sunday
school u total OF lOl.
At our iasI meeting NJ BrothetC Charles
CTiddln's there were sOIn8 iOrty OF the
members Of The ward VINO had congr .
gated, aud pleasant time was spent.
fhO spirit OF unity ~ gown here II
Basalt, with both young aud old.
The young ones here spent happy
tins on SUNDAY last visiting EgOlhur
and Sister JOun Ctoits, causing tue
aged couple 10 iuel pleased with their
visitors.
Our debate ON Thursday was cou.
Quoted with the best OF order. Wood
TOOK the majority OF votes as more use
iul than coal. Oar next Tuesday
evenings subject IL, "EIucatlon VIA
out trade, ora trade wltnout suugs.
ton"
GA February lat, IT midnight, thu
yOnngtst fOn OF Brother Hud Sister
jacob HuIohiusln died here, AGED
seven months, Tho shock WAS severely
felt by al. u the family, as the uhild's
death was sudden. /, was caused
by n rupture Ut tue small intestine.
At Presto, Upper Blackiooi, William
Just, tbs son u Mr.. N, A. and Emma
Just, also died. rhis young man was
nearly twenty years OF age and wa,
well beloved 10y his parents and nu
merous iIleuds, who viii shed many
tears over his departure. lilo was
well behaved AMI du,iml son, aud IN
all Respects had the attributes which
make u gentleman,
Our dramatic company has woke NJ
agAln, Tehearsin8 some more pieces.
lONDONER,
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HAD HEARD NOTHING OF 1T.
q. ). District Attorney Judd Knows
Nothing OF ~ Attempt 10 Remove
Mr.. Maginnis ~ Ogden.

a gentleman who was down from
Ogden today informed a NEWS rcrto
sentative that there was movement
on i0ot Ia thu Junction city to remove
w. l.. Maginnis as assistant United
States prosecuting attorney, Of the
Fourth district. The reporter very
s0On after called on United states Dis
tfict Attorney judd with view %
ascor,aiuing what that official knew Of
the matter.
That gentleman stated that he had
never received the slightcst intimation
VI any such movement anu beloved
that his official position WAS such that
he would hear OF Ii very early In tho
proceedings. lie certainly hoped It
was not tfuc anu diu not believe that u
was. Mr. Maginuis, he taid, was an
excellent riilctr nud hai made n rec
ord 20 far that ne might be proud Of
hlr. Mhginuis IN now ~ California
WHITTIER he went on official business
some days ago. lie was accompanied
by u. =. Deputy Marshal Exum, who
went 10 Oakland 10 bring the mAn
Gfernwell TO Utah for prosecution
under tho EImunis. Fucker law.
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HE is NOT MASDAMUSSED.


The little tilt between County Re-
cordsr Lippm n and tho UNITY select
men hbo stopped short Of the courts
after all. A. any rats the breach, 90
far M eau DO asoerIainod, has been
healed Tor tho present. The county
couft ternis 10 have adopted in some
MEASURE thcsuggcstlou c nyeyed IA the
communication OF air. Lippmau, DO.
Cau,e this morning tbe two persons
chosen y that BODY 10 copy tho records
In question, namely, AusBfs. /. NJ.
Fisher aud George Il. Hancock entered
upon tuuir allotted task. The eondi.
tiOns named by tue county recorder
were, In short, thnsei That he was
willing to allow the copying Of tho
books provided the copy lists gave n salts
factory bond for tdeir sale aud proper
handling, TO cover amy damages that
may result, aud that tue copies ~ ttant-
scrlbrd should not be- cettintd 10 ny
the recorder, or be- considered a. uticiAl
records OF his office.
The oJpylst- appeared with Iheir
bonus, this morning, In the stipulated
sum Of $1,000 each, and were then per.
mitted 10 proceed with thsir work,
which Will DO performed In the re-
corder's office. The real object VI the
BOND Ia 10 project the recorder
against the bare possibility OF any
eTasutea OF alterations being made IA
the original records dutiug the time
tho copying Nashville the books are
temporarily out Of his hands.
The cOpyibts hayua long Job before
them. There are some ,iJO pages In
the one book anu close upon that NUM-
Dor in the other, aud II IL computed
that the entire transcription Will
occupy something like ten months.
The proof reading alone will consume
several months. As 10 the c0mpensa.
ton, that IL An arrangement between
SsleC,mAn Bamberger-the committee
" oue--and the o0pylss. No contract
In writing appears ON tue records VI
the county court,
It IL estimated that tho cost 10 tho
county will DO In tho nelghb0rhood Of
$1,000.
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THE HOUSE

wAIuSdroN, Feb. 7.-Indicntions
am, opening wers that n Democratic
ossrum would he secured to pasa the
ueCrafy resolution condcmnimg
ulslsisr stevens and approving the
e5uno of Cleveland; declaring against
The annexation or assumption Of
, p,olsc,orate over Hawaii, but Reed
r,neyfd 1libusterlng by making
Inc Point OF order that the ad'
j5lfbmenl last night did not vacste tho
pfoceedlugs under the call Of The
House 10 enforce attendance and that
ibs only thing In order was the report
81 tho fergeant'at.Hrnt; Uf,ii the CHAIR
held that all proceedings terminated
IN The adjournment II also asnted toe
eftef fevoking ihc leaves VI Ab-
tspee. The Speaker Ovofiuled the
psIul OF orders holding that all proceed.
inssuudnf tho call Terminated with the
t8lonfnmunt ana that the order
r,oklng the leaves OF absence exc.
lsted iistlf. The roll was then called
70 the passage Of the McCroary rrsolr-
asu. The Republicans RETAINED from
voting anu the Democrats failed 10
muster quorum, the vote being ia
u.s.
Springer made the poins OF order
that u there were four vacant seats
III Instead OF 100 should constitute a
quorum. After some debate the point
u order was sustained anu the fOsOlu'
ton vas declared passed.
Those who voted In the negative
wefe Daniel, New York, and Adams,
Pennsylvania, beth RgpublieanE AHu
Cummings. New YOrs, Democrat.
Amer some sharp spatTlng between
Reec and the Speaker on poinis oil
tfdsE 10 was by unnuIm0us coltenI
decided 10 have another roll call aau
The Speaker Withdrew his former ua'
tiiion. When u became apparent
ca the second roll call that the Demo.
oflis would have quorum, the Re
pablioans voted lggIlsI the resolution,
1t tassri, III 10 20.
Bou,ell.', Hawaiian resolution wa
lot, sl 10 l9l.
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ARIzONNS ONLY EXHIBIT.
Oranges, RaI,lns and Dates From the
Land ul Cac,L

Under the dome Of the horticultural
aud agricultural buildings at the Mid.
winter Fair, says tbs san Francisco
Chronicle, there Is a display which Ia
exciting general interest IL is the only
ouo from the territory Of Arizona aud IL
Ia the first to be Installed IN the gallery
under the DONE. Il Il arranged In a
dainty boo;h OF blue and golt. II con.
sists OF citrus aud dsciduous fruits,
nuts, raislus, vegetables, honey and q
variety Of o,hes products which people
aro as,onishoJ to learn came from tins
land OF cacli sud cowboys.
Tho citrus traits are Of exceptionally
good quality. There afe eleven dliieT.
eat varieties VI the orange, anu all Of
them nre good. There's hundreds Of
navel oranges, swcst AND thin,sainned.
rnsy rlpen not la,gr lhan November
l5ln aad constitute By one proluot OF
many whica rre really TOT market
from two wpvss 10 sA "teSs before
similar products In California are
ready lor the consumed "a the general
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-07
JUDGE BARrcH'S COURT.
The Hearing Of civil JurJ Cases Began
This Morning.

Associate Justice Baglch began bis
dny's work by ruling upon several
cases on the law and motion calendar,
submitted yesterday. His honor then
took ~ the liz, Of civil Jury settings
for this February term.
JHmtu lh0mp.on Va Ofclr Gfoshcll
a ul. Motion Tor - continuance on
siliavits by the defendant iUlorrsj.
HULtNu8.
l.. W. Bacon " John n. NcChtys'.
a. Motion lot now trial UvuTultd
AMI ui.gcn dayss.ay ID perfect appeal
allowed.
4. ). Fmz.cr Va a. NJ. Paul Motion
10 uismts aI' wei.
Mutgar6I Kelly % nj Va Lewis W.
Clark 81 NJ. D,mutTuf 10 complaint
OvsfiuluJ, thirty days % answer.
Nellie Bonuerys Harmrl Pratt, ".
3. Commissioner argued yes,efday.
Wit Of cefti1rati denied, an exception
taEs r, aud ten days' stay granted 10
perfect appeal
THE CIVIL CALENDAR.
Louise StaudaTt, a. uKvUuttix Of the
rGtato Of a lbvrt G. Staudaft, uucrnsed,
" a. "A. Puraous and A. ). kruuail.
In this case jury was waived aud
judgment feuuCrrd by consent Tor
pliinufi for fijl.75 and SIS Ulsts.
The Ouly other ease on tho civil Jury
docke; lot today, that u NJ. Nowcome
Va +. &. Wells ct Al., was called bu,
continued till this Afternoon.