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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-26
TRUSTEES SALR.-BY VIRTUE OFADEED
! OF trust dated on the 2Ith day OF MaY lSsa

TRUSTEES sALK.-BY VIRTUE OF "a DEED
oil trust dated on the eth day OF May, lSS9
and OF record in the clerks office OF the Hastings
Court of the city Of Roanokc, Va, in deed book
~, page BIO. in which +. :. Tinscy conveyed to
the undersigned certain real estate In the city of
Roanoke, Va. therein described In trust 10 Sc
cure 10 /. l.. Terry the payment of the sum OF
saiC, with interest, and default having been
made III tbs payment OF said DEBT, and being re-
questeG 80 to do b. the holder OF said debt.
vii! On SATURDAY. JULY 7rll, 1921, AT ~
O'CLOCK NJ, In front OF the courthouse In the
city of Roanoke, Va. proceed to sell AT public
aution to the highest bidder Nil that certain par.
Gel OF land In the city or Roanoke. Va. de-
scrihcd as follows.
Beginning al point on tho north side of
Bullitt street 132 : feet west OF Nelson street,
corner TO lot OF Mrs. NJ. r. Kindred. thence
norherly direction with Mrs. Kirdrcd's lie l5)
feet TO an alley, thence with said alley in nm
casterly direction II feet TO point on same.
thence a southcrly direction 1870 feet 10 Bull!ti
street, thence with Bullitt street in n westerly
direction ~ feet to place OF beginning.
TERMS:-Cash as to past due note and interest
and protest charges. amounting to about 1915,
and the costs OF this sale; balance, II any, pay
able in one and two years from date Of sale, with
interest until paid
66td ). W. JAMESON, Trustee. 3S
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-26

Fathcr--Ycs, l aGmit that your lover
las a good income, but lie has very eX-
oonSivc tastes, Very.
Daughtcr-You amaze me. What
loes he ever want that is so very eXpcn-
Five:
J Fathcr-Wcll, You, for ono thing
few York Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-26
Wv 1s1n T. +, DEED OF TRUST DATED

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATBD
! the 18th day OF September $780, from C. E.
Dui1y TO the undersigned trustee, which deed 10
recorded In the clerks office OF the corporation
court for the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book
90, page 436, to secure TO the Oak Ridge Land
Company, of Roanoke, Va, the payment of the
sum OF 1888 -, as evidenced by two certain ne
gotiablc notes OF $lG6.GG each, as therein tes-
cibed; and whereas default has hecn made in
the payment OF the said debt. and having been
rTc1uested SO TO do by the said Oak Ridge LaI d
Company. the holder OF said debt. will Offer for
salc at public auction, to the highest bidder, mt
the front door OF the courthouse, in the city of
Roanoke, Va. ON WEDNESDAY, TIE 18TH
DAY OF JULY, 1891, AT u O'CLOCK NOON,
all OF the following described property, to wiz:
Beint sll of those certain lots or parcels OF land
situated IN the city Of Roanoke. Va, and known
as lots 10 and l6, sections ne shown by the map
OF the property Ct the Oak Ridge Land Company
which can I've found file Ut the office of tic
clerk or the corporation court for the city of Roa
nOke Va.
Terms: Cash az to enough to pay the cost of
executing mis- trust, including n commission to
the trustee OF legal per c,ntum, and TO pay tho
sum OF S33.33. with interest from the 18th uay of
September, lS9O, and tue balance 10 he paid in
two equal annual instalments 10 he evidenced by
the notes or tho purchaser. hearing per cent in
terest, and secured by decd or trust upon the
property sod. LUClAN II. COOKE,
~ Ill Trustee. IL
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-26

RI RusTEE's sALE--BY VIRTUE OF
y deed of trust dated the 18th day OF Scpteni-
Der, 1870, from C. E. DuiIey TO Lucfan II. Cooke,
trustee. which deed ls recorded in the clerks
Office OF the corporation court for tho city of
honnosc Va, In deed hook S. page ABS, to secure
10 the Oak Ridge Land Company, of Roanoke,
Va, the payment of the cum OF $50 rs EVIDENCED
oy two certain negotiable notes of $3.50 each az
therein described; and whereas default has been
inndc In the payment of said debt, and having
been requested so to do by the SAID Oak Ridge
Land Company, the holder of said debt | will
orer for sale ut public auction, to the highest
bidder. at the front door OF tho courthouse, in
the city OF Roanoke, Va, ON WEDNESDAY,.
LIE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1871, AT IL
O'CLOCK NOON, all the following described
property, to-wit
Being all OF those certain lots or parcels of land
situated in the city of Roanoke, Va and known
rs lois 3 and 4, block 13, IA shown by the map OF
The property of the Oak Ridge Land COMPANY
which map is on file ut the Office of the clerk OF
the llustings Court for the city OF Roanoke, Va
TERMS: Cash rs 10 enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust, including n trustees com
mission OF legal per ccntnm. and to pay the sum
OF SON, with interest thereon from the 18th day
OF September, 1880; and the balance. If any to he
paid in one and two years from date of sale, with
Interest which shall be evidenced by the notes of
the purchaser and secured by a deed OF trust upon
the property sold. LUCIAN ii. COOKE,
o1O lu Trustee. i6
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRTTST ~

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EN-
- ccutcd to me the undersigned trustee by
Chas X. Moore ON the 2Sh day OF April, 1874, and
recorded In deed book 81, page % in the clcrk's
oticc OF the Hastings Cour, or the city OF Roam.
okc, to secure unto tho National Savings and
tcrcsls. premiums and fncs therein STIPULATED TO
be paid, and default having occurred In the paw
mcnt OF said dues premiums. interest and fncs
Tor the space OF three months and more and be.
Ing requested 30 to do by the National Savings
and Loan Association, will ON FRIDAY,
JULY bfll. lS'i AT 1880 A. NJ, In front OF the
premises, sell ut public auction, 10 the highest
bidder AL that certain lot parcel OF land lying
In the city OF Roanoke and described IA follows:
Beginning NJ point OIL the south gsido OF
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-26

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- ented TO me. the undersigned trustee by
George McH. Gish, Oh the 18th day OF February.
lSiS and recorded in the clerks Office OF the
county court OF the county OF Roanoke in decd
DOCK ~, page 3lS, to secure unto the National
savings and Loan Association the. payment OF
the interest, dues, premiums and lines therein
stipulated; and default having been made In the
payment OF the sad interest, dues premiums ana
ines, for the space or three months or more.
and being requested so TO do by the beno
hciary. / will. ON FRIDAY, july 9TH. 1891. AT
go O'CLOCK p. NJ. oner for sale ny public auc-
ton, on the pre- misses, to the highest bidder the
lonowihg described property:
Beginning NJ large dead white oak tree cor.
her 10 W mites vineyard land and the lands OF the
SAID Gish, thence with the latter south 81 degrees
west ~ poles TO Il stake at on tho south side OF
the road thence north BIZ degrees west 10 min
utes 80 poles TO on the northwest side OF . white
OAK tree, thence north II degrees east - minutes
- poles TO on the west side OF the mill road and
on W hitc vineyard line, thence with the Same
south ~ degrees cast Il minutes 1 poles To the
pace or beginning, containing an acre and
20 square poles.
TERMS: Cash as to an amount sufficient 10 pay
INC cost or executing this trust and the amount
or inc bond with the arrearasc- thereon, aggre.
eating Ss3l,5i, as Of the lat day OF June, isai
balance upon credit OF one and .wo years ey.
denccd by interest bonds W notes secured by
dccG OF trust ON the property sold.
I'll I'd GEORGE ". THOMAS, Trustee. 80
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-26
L UsrEEs' SALE.

SHENANDOAH avenue II. w. 81 feet east OF Tenth
srte.; thence vito Shenandoah avenue In an
eaastefiy direction 800 thirty feet to a point.
,,hchca In southcrly direction between parallel
nncs (ls) one hundred and thirty feet to the land
OF INC \otfok AID Western railroad
IERMS:ICash enough to pay the costs OF
OF said uonu with the arrcaragcs due Thereof.
auiountlhy IN the aggregate 10 S92s ia of ,JunC
/. le't ahu balance, II any, in ono and two equal
annual ustalmcnts, due In one and two vcara
from date with interest at he rate II 6 nor cent
per annum. the purchaser executing nepotiahie
paper Tor deferred payments, secured by deed Of
trust on tic property sol1.
I'll I'd GEORGE ". THOMAS Trustee az
TRUSTEES SALE-UNDER ANDBY VIRTITE
hv o' - aeea or trust executed February 3, 1893.
~ a. L. Giaddcn, conveying to L. a Walton
uuslcc, certain property therein described
wnlch ueed Is or record in the clerks Office OF
, me corporation court OF Roanoke city in deed
nuoh ~ page l2' 10 secure to the Peoples Build
ing, Loan ana Saving Association certain debts
.neteih mentioned, and by virtue o: an order OF
INC CORPORATION conrt OF the city OF Roanoke ap
steao the said E "a Walton, who has resiened
u ua.s having been made in the terms Of the
hence neea and being Required to do by tho
Ie'i' VI INC front door OF the courthouse in said
vny on Noanokc NJ IL O'Clock M ofrer for sale TO
,he my meet bidder in execution of the said trust
described a. follows:
,peSlnnins ut point on the north side of
Wasnlngton avenue in said city 100 feet east OF
with said street 1870 feet more or lcss 70 an Of
ley, thence with said alley eastwardly so feet IN
Z po.l.. tnehccsouthwardly and parallel with said
nue. thence , more noS or les to Washington ave
10 oo inc place OF beginning Said parcel hereby
Conveyed Is further known and described as Iot
NO, -, section II, OF the West End Land Com
TERMS; Cash. JAMES s. GROVES.
W substituted Trustee. 81
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-26
TRUSTEES sALBs.

10 degrees 20 minutes east ara feet to the place
OF beginning and known rs lot No. 10, section so
OF River View Lard and Manufacturing Com.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
GA I'd 40 A. BLAIR ANTRIM, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE-UNDER AND BY VIR-
Tue or Il dccn OF trnst executed September 70
lS'l, by W. j. Blair ana L. Blair, Jr. CONVEYING
TO H. 4. Walton trustee. certain property therein
described. which deed is of record In the clerks
oilce " the corporation court of Roanoke CITY
,l eco nnok %, page 97, to secure to the Peo
PIC Dnliulny, Loan and Saving Association GER
tam debts therein mentioned. and by virtue OF an
ordcr OF the corporation court of the city OF Roa-
n0kc appointing me substituted trustee in the
pace ana stead OF the said f. a. Walton, who
mao resigned, default having been made in the
terms OF the said decd, and being required 80 TO
20 20 oy inc beneficiary, shall, ON THE md DAY
Or La ls9i,at the front door OF the courthouse
IN the said city OF Roanoke, mt IL O'Clock m, OfYer
lor sale to the highest bidder in execution OF the
salu trust the property conveyed in said deed
particularly described Us follows
Beginning ut n poirt on the North side OF Luck
street to feet west OF Park street, thence wi h
LUCK street sonth 9S degrees west 80 feet to a
point, thence north degrees east % feet to an
alley, thence with said alley north So degrees
cast ~ tect to point, thence south 5 degrees
wesl ~ fect II the north side of Luck street the
place OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash JAMES $. GROVES,
tus substituted Trustee. 20
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-26

TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE REAL ES.
1 tate.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust dated the
3lst day OF December, lSS9, and OF record in the
clerks office OF the corporation court for the city
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-26

Rl VIRTUE OF A DEEDOF TRUST. EyE.
- ccutcd TO me the undersigned trustee nv {;
w., W.. Wade, t. + Wade and J. E. Chafln, compos.
ing INC hrm OF Wade Bro.. ~ ChaNin which deed
Is recorded in the clcrk's office OF the UustinSs
Court or tho city of Roanoke, in deed hook 81
page II, to secure INTO the National Saving and
Loan Association the sum payment OF its dues.
interest, premiums and lues therein s,ipnlstei
10 DC paid, and default having occurred in the
payment or said dues, premiums interest and
nheS Tor the space OF three months and more
ana being requested go to do by the Beneficiary
inc National Savings and Loan Association
VIII; On FRIDAY, JULYG. 1884, AT II O'CLOC,E
a. W. In front OF the premises. proceed to
SCH MT puhlic auction to tho highest bidder all
mat certain parcel or land lying in the CITY of
hoahoSe aud described as follows:
hcSluhing NJ y point l i6 iect from the north.
cast corner of Houston and Wells streets thence
along win Wells street east "a feet to u point
, hcncc III uorthcrly direction between parallel
uirg i w o's'u-
EoMS: CAsn n enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust and to pay or the amount of
shid nona with the arrcarages thereon aggregate
us SS'4.lS NJ OF June l, 1884, aud the rcsidne
shall oc payable In two equal annual payments in
QUO ana two years from the day OF sale, tho de.
ietreu payments 10 be secured by deeds OF trust
upon inc property ard to hear interest from the
DAY OF sale Purchaser required to make de-
post OF SlcO with the trustee on day OF sale or
the property will be Immediately rcaold
VI III GhO. w. THOMAS, Trustee, 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
DOCTORS AT LOGGERHEADS.


1t quite an exciting time Just now
among some Of the members Of the
medical fratsrnity. Tho latest episodu
is the arrest OF DR.. Richard A. Has.
brouck on a charge Of assaulting DIR.
Harrison. The do'eniant was "taken
In" during yesterday afternoon and on
his pleading guilty in Commissioners
Greenman's court Hue Of $40 and
costs was Imposed, making Sl4.5O al.
together. Hasbrouck rendered an OK.
planatory statement 10 the effect that
in tho latter part Of list year he was
treating a female patient fortyphoid
fever. Subsequently Dr.. Harrison
was called In, injected morphine, anu
In twsnty-f1uT houn afterwards the
woman was dead, When DIR. Haf-
brouck expressed the opinion that the
treatment OF hia brother physloian
was Improper tho hUeb hu claimed,
spoke OF him "a "a quack." some
timo yesterday IlnbT0lck went to De.
Harrison's ofiice to know what he
meant, aud tho latter while denying
that he had bestowed upon him the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
NIKE SAYS SMITH DIDN'T DO IT
fitzgerald Denies That lie was whlp.
ped In siN.llound or Any Other
Contest by "Dturer EdD

Mike Fitzgerald put himself on re.
cord again Today on question that be
10 sporting man olllml should be
correctly understood. 1, was on nc.
count Of a Denver paper which came
to hand In The morniug nail contain.
Ing IN article setting fyrlh tho proves
aud reviewing tlo. vIc.orlos OF the big
bruIsor known Ia the puGilisiic world
~ "Denver Eli" Smith.
His various encounters are given In
detail Hud among tlom IL the follow.
log siatementi Gle thcn met nuu a..
ishcd Mike Fitzgerald Of salt Lake
City Ia a siE.roudu contest" rhat &.
what Mike objects 20, because lac says
itisuntrue. In proof Of his declaration
That u ~ not he pf1dGOod newspaper
clipping livln al account Of tue sst-
~ ~ u occurred ia the Olympic hall
on nov. OH, 1850, Ia this city. Tnu
hght ended Ia dfaw though nike aud
nin friends claim that the Salt LaAe
man had the best OF ~, aud therefore
OBJECT to tue Colorado pug biowing his
nusle over a victory ho did not win
~ a long way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
FOLLOWED FRANK MOSROr
Like the Salt Lake Snowman he MLlo
Record In los Angeles.

Readers Of the Salt Lake negH.
Iapers will readily recall the adyon.
turo Of Frank Monros, tho variety
show manager OF this city who &C.
cei7ed such a scoring at the hands Of
tue Los Angeles papers for leaving
his actors IN the lufch at that place,
According 10 ths Lrpress Of thal
beautiful town Of orange groves,
sunshine ami flowers q second snow.
man has brushed up against tham, IL
rnys: UAb0ut two wusgs ago man
rivirg tho name Of j. q. q. Price
rented Music Hall for theatrical puf-
poses, Pfce was tho second maH 10
learn that there was no OPENING 10
Los A angeles iJr = variety ahow. Prize
might have been green In some thing,
but ia tue matter Of awiuIiing me
people he appears 70 have been night al
home.
"On January S, PrIoe called nt the
clothing store OF Ben l.. doris AM
represented that no (PElce) was shr
owner OF the BrJljway sgable-, on
Broadway, between Fourth aHd FI.th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
LONG AND PLEASANT TRIP.
Hon, l.. j. Nutiall Returns From an
Extended Visit Among the Nor.
mon Colonies In Mexico.

Hon. l.. j. Nuttall, Of this city, re-
turned day or two ago from an OK.
tended visit among the Mormon colo.
MES In Mexico. lie enjoyed his ex-
perisnces with the people and had the
best Of health. lie saw much that
caused him TO believe that there was n
bright and prosperous future before the
people who had lott this and the sur
rounding country to make their homes
IN that section.
lie stopped over In Southern Call
ioTnla on the way home and while in
Los Angeles enjoyed the novel anu
pleasing experience Of eating oranges
plucked by himself from the trees on
he big plantation OF Hon. Jam1a
Jack, his old Salt Lake friend and ,
soCiAte.
lie also spent some time In San
Ffanclaco aud while there OF course
visited tho Midwinter Fair, which was
lhen In much more chaotic condition
Than at the present He looked for tho
Utah exhibit, but looked In vain. No
one there that he met had no much a.
heard OF display being made by this
Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
silk Caliure in Despret.

The culture Of s.lk and IT, mauuiao.
iuto into vsflous useful anu oraa.
mental fabrics says thu Willard county
Blade, has been growing Nv slowly and
quietly In Utah ~ to be- almost un.
noticed. Through the efforts Of "a
oltcrie o. mon and women, the posi-.
Oiiily Of making the production Of silk
profitable has been concentrated.
The one great requisite 10 the success
OF silk culture Is a warm, dry climate,
and minimum fall OF dew; ior wnrro
the Fix worms ale allowed to feed on
damp loaycs, they contract a kind OF
uysuntefy which speedily do6trOyr
tuym.
The mulberry viii grow In Desoret
20 perfection, aud or ~ climate, II IL the
q est IN tho world Tor silk worms, the
fail Of moisture being less here than 10
any other portion VI tho West.
10 is an Industry that can be engaged
In by women and children. The time
occupied IN caring for tho worms,
from Matching TO tho ooCJonp, Is little
more thsn month. The product IL
cash. There 10 not one natural obstacle
IN tho way Of making the Industry a
great success. The Biadc believes that
u the ladies Of the Relief Society viii
but inau surAte tho enterprise the me
viii DO on hand ~ asslst tue Industry
along.
Let there he few acres OF land, OF
sandy nature, selected at once, and
berry cuttings or seed planted tlis
coming spring, aud In three or four
years tho industry will DO fairly
launched.
II IL high time that the people Of
Deseret strike out into some Of the
various industries that are attracting
attention In the more progressive
northern towns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
Pleasant Evening Social.

The pleasant home of Mr. aud Mrs.
l.. l.. Deln, 30 Eighth East street,
was last evening the scene Of pleasant
attractions. A few friends and neigh.
bora assembled early IN the evening,
aud had delightful time rs guesls Of
Mrs. IA. /. Holloway aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean until the "wcs smAn hOuTa
warned them that February g.h wa
approaching. After = time had been
spent In games aud social conversation
tbs company was invited 10 n most
lOothsome MENU 10 which all did
ample Justice
Those present werei Mrs. s. A. Dull,
sou aud daughter Mrs. NJ. l.. Rowou,
Mrs. A. ShOles aud daughter, Mr.. aui
anu Mrs. q. ID. Donaldson, hr. ana
q. IL. ia obs, and Mr.. Gnd Mrs. w. b.
Webster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
Big Business Deals.

A prominent, conservative and 81 o.
cossiul business man said to a NEWS
representative today IN conversation
On the financial outlook: "rhere aia
several big josls now pending in hi,
city that VIII bring TO the Territory n
sum OF money tnat viii In the agErc-
late reach between two and three null
lion dollars sithin the next ieW
months" When asked to particular
ize tho gentleman responded that h."
gouid DO 20 but not Tor publication, q
"A disclosure at this Time might upse
the plans that took months OF hRrl
work anu careful calculating 10 bung
10 their present stage OF development
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
AnOnINEs ~ CONTROL.
Sensations In the cheyenne CITY
Council.


SPECIAL Di,patch 70 ne NEwA
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. GA num-
Der Of sunsaliona were sprung at the
meeting Of the city council Tuesday
evening. At the election held on the
sh q last month the Republicans
elected oil the councilmen, hut IL was
charged Mt the time that tue A. T.. a,
organization would control tue council.
developments last night prjved the
'lr'eolhess OF the cnArges. Three
N'empla were made 10 remove Repub.
,.can oilicers anu place other Repub'
ncAns IN their place. Thpy worn
tuctttsiul IN two Instances. A. J. Par.
shAli, who has held tue office Of city
treasurer Tor number OF years, was
removed and T.. j. Nichols, formerly
s,Hperintoudent Of tho Western Union
lelvgTalh ofiioo ~ this place, nomi.
mated anu confined In his stead.
suhh r, stable, u cousin OF tue mayor,
was chosen city engineer, vice Fred
bohl, removed. II. q. Murray was
nominated TO the office OF city clerk by
mayor stable, but the council refused
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
Fight in DarkeydOm.

There was n big fight among crowd
OF dRrhies In the region OF CONNER
cial street couple o, nights ago. As
n result several eolored citizens were
pretty badly bruised. The belligerents
cleyerly managed 10 escape arrest,
however, and have been thAnking their
lucky stars ever since the gdIay that
they were not arrested. Perhaps the
worst handled man In the lot was Bob
Houston, the bOot.black OF unsnviabls
notOriety, who was today nursing a
pair Of eyes several shaded darker than
his dusky skin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
Heavy Sheen Losses.

Tho Blauquust bsothgrs OF C5alville,
summit county, says the (Deseret)
Miilari Coanty B'dds, came Ia on Fri.
day with supplies on tho way to tncir
nctd5, which are located Ia tie Con.
iusian range.
sidney Nichols, Of American Fork,
chmc Ia from his nori wuiuh l. u5W "a
the sand hills twelve or ntUen miles
n.f hvaFt % Desorct, There arc rev.
cial holuH In the vicinity, aud Wills
the boys age all well s1mo pretty lcavy
Losses among TIE il8gEl are rcp1ueI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-09
BRAZILIAN AFFLIRS.
1 Plot 10 BuTdsr President PelGOto
Discovered.
NEW ELECTIONS TO he HELD.


BurNo1 AYREs, Feb. 0.-Nows has
t,sn ng,lvod from Rio JSneifo to tho
Eject tlat tho dce'eion Of President
p,ir.to tocall for "a general election on
March let was caused by Che fact that
he wa badly frightened ut the dis.
e5yery Of a plot 10 murder bin. IL
.,,ms the Mot Is wliesprcAd and
embraced number Of iun ientinl
p,oplp Including a number Of officers.
The rInglraJers were promptly arrest
a. tficd, convicted AMI shot secretly,
the oilers composing the firing party
ring threatened with death 10 they
diyuIged the fact. but the death Of
tbr c8uspiratnrs seems not TO have r..
bsved poixoto's fears, and he signed
the decree ior an election. In addition
10 those executed, It In said number
Wtrr sentenced ~ long terms Ui Inn
pfisOnment and their property conhs.
called, while others He'd ~ England anu
the United States.
Advices from South Brazil show that
the rebels arc still successful thorc. The
Insurgents arc moving on pOrtD Allegro,
The capital Of RIO Grand ID Sui
They are said 10 be- receiving aoces.
tlona daily. IL IL believed, unless
government troops are usgd 10 tefrify
the voters at the incoming elections,
the government candidates will DO de-
iraieI. IL IN believed, however, that
the popular will cannot be registered,
sud, In that case, more blOOdshod Is
looked Tor.