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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

Have you purchased n watch OF Davi-
dow Bros? Isn't II running? Does II not
keep good time? If 1t is the fault of the
watch bring II to us and we will repair
It free Of charge. Davidow Bros. =
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

No 80 or 75c. pickle castors, but pickle
castors of first quality goods, can be had
at DaVidow Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

Lost: \ plain gold ring engraved on
inside Aaron and Sylvia, June End. 1891.
Finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning to A. Goldsmith. of Goldsmith's
Bazaar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

On silverware we have no cheap goods,
but we have good goods cheap. Davidow
Bros, 2l7 Lacka. ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

DO YOU need glasses? Do your eyes
hurt you? Come to us. We examine
eyes free of charge. Davidow Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

Gentlemen's Driving Club races Satu.
day, p. IN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

Have you purchased any silverware OF
Davdow Bros. that was or Is not as rep
resented? If SO bring 1t to us and we will
make 1t satisfactory. Davidow Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

Pillsbury's Flour Mills have capacity
Of 1880 barrels n day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

Every article In silverware purchased
OF Davidow Bros. Is guaranteed as repre-
scented or money refunded
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

| Attention. TO the Public.
If you have purchased goods of us that
was not as represented cali at Davidow
| Bros. We will make ii satisfactory.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07

Buy the Weber
and get the best. At Guernsey Bros .
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-07
HAVE YOU seen
OUR PRETTY DISPLAY
OF PATTERN HATS and
MILLINERY NOVELTIES

Every Hat displayed in our
show room is in itself beauty.
Orders intrusted to us early in
the week will receive our most
exact attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
A "PARALyzED" PRISONER.
How lie Worked ON the sympathy OF
tho Guards aud then MaGo
Holt for Liberty.

sAlt Lake has the livsliest parslyEed
man between tho two oceans. His
name Is Wilson ami he Is nuw break
ing rock Tor tue city In the foothills
above the town.
Wilson was arrested a few days ago
on a charge Of vagranoy. On Monday
hs hubbled into curt presenting a
picture Of extreme misery and phy-
sical inability. He was better dressed
than most OF ths meu who appear be.
.ore the bar OF justice ana no gave
evidence ny bis conversation anu gem
raj dumoanDr OF having mingled IN
society lar shove that IN which the
u lice iound hIm'
TO the cluf. uu tod a plalntive tale
woo. Hr tail tuHt he had been
paral,guu Iur yuursuuu that everything
no hnu ,ufuu4 Agu u,ou Hlunt IN mUlI.
cine trying o. effect cure. Et wuuud
uu the Story by asking The justice
"N,W that have tuiu you my
,roubles, what eau you do Tor mt2"
The court paused iUr moment anu
king me glasses on thn prisoner, salu
siowy bus umpnaucslly, "Yes, can
do something Tor YOU / will give you
t,rty days IN the CITY Jail"
Wilon Vas removed 10 hh prison
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
SHOT BY ACCIDENT,
A Ycuug Han 10 Kentucky Killed
by a Stray Bullet
BLACKS AND WHITES QUARREL
Abiu, tho Place OF Honor IN Parade
to Celebrate the Result OF
the Election.

ELzAnETnrOwE, KY Nov. IL
rhe fr,t lruit oi tue Republican VIC
tory la this congressional district was
tue billing u Blake Robertson, the
ell. ht,on year old son Of Thomas A..
Ejterts.u, formerly congft"mau'
Las, nigh, about 200 negroos anu u few
white mou gathered Ia tue lower
part OF tho town 90 form
a procession. There was a
dispute ~ to whether the whites OF
blacks should march first. In const-
q1cucc only o4c white man rafaitd.
Marahnl y ighbots ftstiel o. examine
the utgguts' shelIt, which we've loaded.
George Wilion n.rd nj him aut the
bullet passed through his cat uud
lndscd Ia the stomach ~ Robertson.
Sughhpff then shot Wilson in The
arm. la Judge ErrllsU's count this
muruiug Marshal Nei; gibbons itirl w
kiii Wuso but was prcvtniri Neigh
buts o. iu jail Tue negroes atc great )
tNgtUJ.
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ACCIDENTS Ar PAROwAN.
Robert Dalton Thrown From a Wagon
Child Almost Burntd to death.

Special 10 ne NEWS. per Dtisrs' Telegraph,
PARowAN, Umb, Nov. IL, ls9i.-
About rundown last night Robert
Dalton, young, married man OF this
place, and son OF Edward NJ. Dal.on
who was shot here some yearB ago,
while driving down a steep pitch In
tue canyon some miles from town,
without hraEe or drag TO his wagon,
struck against rock which threw nim
over the font Of tue wagon. Tue two
wheels passed over his shoulders crush.
ing him badly but breaking no bones.
Ho was brought home as soon aa pos
sbls and attended with skill by DR..
Hall, who pronouuces his patient on
the way TO recovery.
A serious accident also happened 10
the fye-y eaf-0li daughter u MI. John
Bentley, OF PGrowsn, While out
playing near "A fire Ia the yaci yeBiur.
day nor clOthes caught fire. The
child'a aunt herolcAlly fought tue
flames. In trying 10 rXtiu- uish the
fiTa her own hand anu Arm were badly
burned. The chill 20 injuries aTe on
the back anu lOwHr part Ol the BODY.
Sne is stu IN critical condition, but
everything IN being done for her re-
coyery, wnicu Ia earnestly hoped fJr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
VOW You'll stocn Mnrl.st.

NEW YORK, Noy.li.-Stock market
Opeuel Irregular 400 nuly decline
above however, vas In Pacific
Mail. sugar rose bu, speculation
soon became heavy Ah around, sugar
rtcedinp II
Sugar isllled ,, but quickly reacted
u on brisk selling, AtchisOn bonds
A,a PIE seed Tor ,aiv; FOuis nrN dow "
per cent TO 672, aud seco Mo Q .g 2Ct
SIgar rallied 4; receded n; advanced
4, lot :. Northern PaoIno preferred
Ieclined l.. A.srl
Ihv maj ~ was on nm upward turn
~ 2,3O. Coguage preferred advanced
lisugub !. Then came break VI ! I
a. sugar .nu ia cotdage prsferrtu.
rhe market olOsed heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14

houec hut he did no, givrup IN Icspaif
lie sill in'cuitd TO get away, and
when taken a. tue took piie uY tue
guards yeslcidHy afternoon Dee made
them believe that ho was the object OF
police ttncruil1u nud that ue was it-
iced rataiyEsi 90 Tar ns his loo side
was concerned at least. He was nj
lowed 10 rest iuH secluded spot. ihiH
~ how no Iid o.; A shofi time after hu
haI lucn allowed % "slt down by him.
soli" be was tccn bounding up thr
mountain side iikc drvr. Guaid Toll.
Dot vas io5n In pJi8Iit and a terra hard
run auccsuiud ~ capturing tue
"paraly q 'd" runaway who apparently
was n supple ns at athlete. To-Day hu
ubs been working like Trojan auu
laughing Ht the manner In which be
played Ola the ay mpalnltu Of the guards
who cay that thv next limo they nrt
given tns custody " pamyzsd rria'
oncr they viii lnsist thGt ur iu CONF
prlleI 10 wear az "Ougol" boot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14

Carnage ANA Robbery In AsiatIr
turkey.

sopIuA, Bulgaria, Nov. 1.-the
report received by the LOuuun Ddty
Nous from Cunstnntinpple, November
l.tn, 20 ihu effect that 5000 Armouians
had beon mAs,actci IN the Sass uL
region near MOosh, Turkish Armenia,
during tire recent attack by tue kuyds,
is sueniingly confirmed ~ story
which ha, reached VArua that force
Of Bashi Bass0uks raided the Armenian
village aud wounded anu killed 6,OOo
persons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
FROn BEAVER.


special 70 ns SEws va Dts.G ndgrI D.
BEAVER, Soy. il-.hs uiaSius Of
aJuTy la tue BIuI, murder ci1s o.
cupio ths whole tins Of G uft yusIrr.
lay up 10 5:lj p.m., when panel Wss
sworn auI urg aIIOIraeI TIL tni-
morning 81 10 AIN.
a special voaiTe Of twenty-five had
to be- issued after aIl the names woru
taRen from tho u1x. Tue taxing OF tgs-
.imuny began tniu morning. OnlS one
witues, was examined up " thu noon
lccets, showing that the dv.eudant shot
Berry Ia the back aud somu time alter
the alleged prov icatiOn, TOT In the act,
AZ at ll,st Understood. IL seems as u
thu case would Lu very lengthy unlets
something unlocked for happcns.
A new mining discovery was made
yesterday VA tbs hills northeast ~ town
by James PuIur anu Jack jacobs.
The samples OF ore brought Ia look
we'll. Indications altogether arc prJm-
ising for a revival In tho interest In
that business NJ nn early date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
Tmr sToan CONTINUES.
ships wrsoIssd In tho EaEIisb chan.
urt-Otarr unmsgc HcpoEtsd.

ships Nrsolsed Ia the EnEIisb chan.
nui-Othsr manage Reported.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The storm con.
tinues IN the channel and thTou yhout
England. A Norwegian ship has
boUn driven ashore near Dover. The
captain aud tovefal Heamun were
brownies while trying to land IN one u
the ship's b1aE. The rot OF the crew
were rescued by mtanB Of rocket
apparatus IN the presence Of thousands
OF excited spectators. lho rlvtts
Avon and Seucr have overlooked anu
Ia DuvJushite many inhabitants have
sought refuge on the housu.tops. a
large number OF cattle anu sheep have
been drowned. Traffic VA the valleys
IL suspended. The Thames has risen
four isot at Richmond. All emanuel
traffic has been stopped to aud from
FOlkestono. At bjnnemOuth, thou
sauds OF tons Of elf have been
washed into the sea. At Dover, "A
great part OF the pier was carried away
anu this afternoon the gale is 40 severe
at Portsmouth that all communication
with tho warships at SpiIhead has
stopped,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14

Los ANuELEs. Nov. Ia .hu u.
3. Circuit cost, tnu caro- Vi toe Mclean.
tile Trust company W tue Atlantic 4
Pacific Railroad Co., was argued ~
counsel anu submi,te ..
THIS u tnv imp lftaut SUIT In which
The Postal rclegIaph'CaUiU company IL
closely C0Eccfuei Aud IN wnich tue
Western Union Telegraph company,
Though counsel, moved compel w the
receivers appointed IA thu otusc 10
honor the supursfueas claimed 10 have
been male aud 10 stay all proceedings
undl luc deufot tina, was entered Ia
favor o. tue Postal Telegraph.CAble
company, uulil tue dual hearing o. the
appeal taken by the company In inter
vouuOu. 10 was fuuhes g,ked that
until such final nearing anu dulofmi-
nation OF tue appeal, the court ehou la
refrain from grating any VI the ielie'
desired aud prayed for Ia tue petition
OF tho Postal Telegraph Cable com
pany.
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onnAT onANnsoN or A KINa,
A Descendant OF u"orge ~ ~ an En-
pioye uf the western uniun.

A Descendant OF u"orge ~ ~ an I'm.
pioyo of the western union.
PORTLAND, Nov. l4.--JRmos L.. OFd,
lineman OF the Western Union lele.
graph company here, has papers AMI
documents proving ia he IL a great
grandson OF George ~, king OF Eng
land.
George ~, rs Prince OF Wnles, mar.
rieu tne beautiful anu fascinating
widow, Mrs. Maria Anne Fit1neruurl,
The isuuo VI nat union could not
ascend the throne, because his mother
anu father were married according to
the Catholic rite, Rud tho mother wat
devout member OF the Catholic
church. Under theto circumstance
the sou Of this union WAS a menace g.
the future king'H peace OF mind. The
uTahot was that the son was brought i0
America, where he died at Omanu, n
the ago Oi 95 yoars. He hal seven
children, one n whom, the yuunEest
male living, IL John IS. Od, OF Santa
Cruz, Cal, anu whose second son II
James II. orr, OF Portland, Or.
Tht tllght " tho son 10 America j.
historical. The documents proving
his Legitimacy IRE locged up IN Cuutts
bAuk, London, where they were de.
poslled IN 1853 by tho Duke OF Well.
ington. Proceedings arc now being
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
pECLtNIS 30 co.
toi,n 0 roit Tear- violence % iis ~
peas Rt Wu=tiuEtan tauFt ttuusr,

col, u % roit Tsnrs violence % its ~
psats Ht Washington 'auri House,
CoLuMnua, Ollc, Nov. l4.-Cpiouel
Colt docdnus, - advice uf his atllf.
ncyt, ~ go 10 Washington court houe,
10 uuyx iniuud ~ tug coroner c1u'
ccruinl the part thu Fourteenth tosi-
mvut uf tur ONO Natl mi TOOK 10
protecting DIiby, tho negro, from the
mol, Ia d1iug which four pruOus were
,iIlrI and dozsu moro wuunIci.
Prominent men a. Washington court
huuut have represented that Cot ought
& be- thrown iu jail on tue chntae pf
mu der anu hn might bn W cu"i ~
he ~ cut there. Members Of tie + ur'
trrnth regiment are ready u furnish
military escort Tor Colonel Colt, hut
Governor Mckinley ~ uisinoiuod ~
send tue troops, % II eau be av idei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
A NOTORIOUS DEN.
J. &. nureiu., of Provo, aud an To-
k.owl Girl Caught by the Police.


Tho roli3e this morning rallied d
notorious Slatostrcoi a-siguati1u house
kept by arf. Angel anu So their net
caught Steve Jones, alias j. g.. Dug.
gilH of Provo and u young gIri WIN
gave tho uamu ui Rose Brown, but
whose tue identity 10 not known.
Tue latter declared that sne was the
daughter OF a fusIec.able widowed
another, tu. beyond that wOuli ray
uginiu Duygius put az his chrcH
Tor s-Ul Tor tutir appearance ia court
tuit Wlufu11u. Tue CurCk oas Ac-
gcptyu only after receiving tue endorse.
muut Of - We'll known memuef Us the
Tar 90 this ely.
Inc unity couple rode away ioge her
Ia hhcd. lhU Eifi was heavily veIiru
al OF tuu time HuI refused o. expose
hv' features &, public view. A cuafgu
ui fUrnicatiOn WIS bJUaUl ugaiuht
thtm. Mf-. Angel Wasa.rO luciuloI
iu $500 nrrlst Huu wnH ., uuiftu tu ut
w. $50 .Or her APPEARANCE lu ouufs
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14

CutCAGl, Nuv. li--rhu Congress Ui
cInuuI. i.u anu aruNrtupn ws- pre-
ti,uI over tUIby b. Ail.s Jane Adimr,
WHO mAuu o. bulht rt r.ss. be- BE-
-. Wsei,- rcaI - paptr On tue "trlf-
u1u between lhr rmp oyer nud TIE tm-
ullytBln manufacturing stairr.'
"Siltir tcA.c," wa dlHgustud by NJ.
VI, Garland, the president % tut
q muis lma.ci aHsJc,aAUu ~ iron and
nluu. MmL.uL-.
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Suit to toreclosc.

The Consolidated Implement com
pany has brought sult IA The rniru
district cOu. against Fnuk ID, joy
anu Is. h, BhoEmar % ruGoyu, uh
uote Tor Sl,2UI, aud ~ f.reo..tu o.
cun,tel mortgage o. certain hursr5,
uarrlnge5 nud harness gwen 10 srruT,
tho note. Ine complaint states tha
4 the mDrtgaged properly, Aud refuse
10 apply tne proceeds UPON tue in4eu,.
udurs-, aud d receiver is applied ior g.
take Charge OF the property peud,np
luTso.utuGe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
Baekmau Also Departs.

Recorder BEpkman today moved
his official effects down to his now
nome In the Join, city aud county
building. He was tho last Of the hvals
of municipal departments 10 turn his
back upon tie old hail, the vacated
part Of which Will now be- renovated
aud fitted up ior occupancy by the nru
laddics anu pOlloemvn-mainly by tho
latter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
College Anniversary.

. Tho exercises ct the Anniversary OF
the Lstter.day Saints college, 10 be
hold tomorrow, Nov. 10, at y. M,
will consist OF ADDRESSES by President
Angus NJ. Cannon and 0thers, brlof
history Of the institution by Principal
Done, n vocal duet by Misses Mabel
Cooper anu Eve Wiubsrg, recitation
by Miss Alice Rich, and an iuslru.
meutal selection by Miss Edna Coray.
An invitation 10 extended 10 all VINO
are Interested.
WILLARD Dose, Principal
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rhc ears Hear Evidences or she En'
counter.

rho cars Bear I,idcuces 90 she En'
counter.
KANsAs CITY, Nov. 1.-THE Mif-
sour, kausas aud Texas ttain uumucr
H., hulb up near Ml.g9gtb last iEhii
has arrived here. iuc TWO WAGNER
cats luuA us n They had beuu through
"a battle. ruo banii,s iIimiiatel tht
passengers ny 1hnr tuf1ugh iho Wi &.
d0Wp. Tue ROBBINS secured over 500
snd about forty watches ami utIrt
articles OF iewrlry Tue wagner con.
iuotor ami the tm!u conductor were
each relieved ui lit,iu over forty
DOLL "a. Tue VXprrsH car was being
Protected by iauf armed quarts when
It wrs uiopprl aud tnry opened nrc o.
once, uuyius tuu bandits back. Tho
r0btcrs consulted ew mImuuH
AMI wilhdurw TO tho ttaf OF the rain,
The train Grew Thought they were well
rld Of lhr rOuuufs wuvu tuu hfing uv'
kan 0n tue Wagner ctU.
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gau d Co., United States rfus, com
pAuy, UnlOa ruit company D.. and
W.NcUgmsn, Brown BtDlrcf Is Inue,
Loeb g. Co., AMI Spoycf a Co., me
OF whDm will a.tus agents 81 English
huu German financial Institutions.
John a. stewart president u tht
United States Trust company, said TO-
dal;
"rhe circular a,king Tor blie Issued
by the secretary IrOiUciu the govern.
muut. Toe government Will not have
10 pny a cent moro than . per cent To-
the money. la my opiuiou, no suu-
scfipiiun viii be- received, the maker
Ut which oHunnt pny Tor the bonds M
gold, not previously withdraw rom
tue tfUaauty.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14

ami Barlow CiarE, ono OF my faro
hands, rud seut them eight miles
uctss iar c unify alter Squire lsaBu
Newton D,ugiAss. the squire, VIII. i-
a good, Chus iau, kiuu-h az cd semitic.
.uAr, nd who sympatnizga with ime
In my trouble, got up b. the
ught ami fOIu on hIrstbaCk
mat he might be- here iu time.
rhu ceremony was Accordingly pcf.
formed ytsi,riny hri1fr YEN u'clucE in
tile morning. Jiir: a. the final word-
were raiI that uitIo a. man nnl wiz,
my grandson, Green h,ruuk, sIn OF
my daughter, Mary u. Cray, WHO was
ivorrei from her husUald AuI who
took tho uumu OF Clay an aisJ CALI
hef sun Green Clay, rfnvrd At my
lo0f. suHi, oted that ne had come
Tor tue purpose % interfering with NV
marriage b. SONS order ~ the u.uu,
anu / promptly toll MIN 10 leave tue
lsce Ald never come on 10 agHiu Until
1 invited bim. / tlll h M that /
would shoot hIu II Doe came back be-
Iufr / luviiel him. lie let
"N0w, you zee, tue way ! have been
trcatci by thusC vino uuEht % love auu
desire my happinusH. rhuy have treat.
81 me- tucu y ninu " bat they nave
actual q MAZE hwilI beet ui me, auu
/ wOu Just ns soon shout down one uf
the cOuspifalUrs no no ME on my most
deadly enemy, '0r they ATE my uut-
mice. Bu iouE ~ 1 have my health
aud siren tn 4 viii DEFY lhvm 10 tue
bitter unu.b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14

81. LOUIS, Nov. lO-In tho United
States district court tOdayi Judge ii. 3.
Priest sustained a motion 10 qdAsh tne
indictments against George M. Mo
Donald anu N. L.. Weller, formerly
president and secretary Of the Guarsn-
tee Investment company, accused OF
using tue mails ior tnu purpose " IA
lottery, the Investment company have
Iug been declared tuch by the post.
uiiire department. Judge Priest neld
Inat tho indictment 10 describing the
character oi tho HCneme did not OF.
labiish the fact that Il was lottery.
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nnn Avn, wlln nn Aa,enlurer.

DENVER, CoiO., Nov. l4.-Miss Ger
truce M. hutuhins, Hgel i5, laughter
OF Artist Harry 4. Hutenins, anu
granddaughter VI Commodore Hutch.
lnf, clipped with Clhreuce W. Clark,
IN auventurer, who presented himself
40 champion bicyclist and pOesersor al
q $4,000 diamond belt; after two dayS
acquaintance, they were married by O.
justices OF the peace last Monday. tAe
resent Whereabouts Are unknown.
hr Hutohins thinks CLARK da2zipl tue
girl's Imagination with stories about
mis- diamonds anu alleged champioa.
-uip leafs,
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nEon 10 compel the haus i0 uren tue
papers % inspection. Young Ofdis
grandfather on 90 uhiut AmuIic',
furvUd toe The United Is atts Afuy dur.
itg The wai 0f 1872, aud WAS du'
nuungci by E1glaud hs a traitor a
sister VI the young maH is tue wi e CT
Is. a HOLIDAY, Sau Fra lciscJ nttor-
ury. James l.. Ofi, VINO now res dos
Boo Portland, 90 tweuty.iour years {
age. lie is above the average hrifnL
though ui sUil IrJportiluF. He g.
smooth shaveu anu handsome. HIS
manner, are elsy Il his conversation
quigl aul refined,
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Ths IIIIIel II lDD,r Idenlined.

BALiNA, Kan, Nov. li.-rne man
killed NJ The sylvan Grove robbery has
been identified As Stephen Mckee Of
Elmirn, Mitchell county. Tho father
identified thu body. Tue other mem.
beers OF the gang arr: Anthony Mckee,
brother OF stephen, the loader, Nor.
risson, HIN ana shelton. All OF Blue
Hin country. The NJ, KEGS are 70.
lated TO The notorious BIN starr, now
In custody at Fort Smith, AK,
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BERLIN, Nov. IL. - Emperor VIII
liam nAf accepted the resignation Of
DR.. Herman Won schclling, Ptusslan
minis,cf o, Justice, anu appointed DE-
Schouftodl, formerly President Of tic
Ceilu court Of apptals, his successor
Dr.. Sehlnslei Is Cath lie oiunkuown
political views. Dr.. Won Sohulliug
has been decorated with the grand
cross u the order " the red eagle, set
with bfiIllautt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
GAS EXrLosION.
Attempt to nIow Up Tenement
nuildtug.

NEW YoRI, Nov, li.-What the
lre mRrsnal believes ~ be an attempt
to blow up "A hye.stOfy tenement house
at 4S5 Eleventh street, occurred at
O'Clock this morning. There are III
teen families In the mouse aud there
was panic when the explosion shook
tns building. A large portion OF tho
flooring was tOrn away anu hole
made IN tbs ceiling On the hrst story,
but no one was hurt
An examination showed that a gas
pipe Ia tne cellar hal been cut, per.
mlstiug the gas ~ escape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
mosr FAVORED NATION CLAUSE.
sait aud Beet sugar from Germany
nutiabic.

WAsnIN0TON, Nov. l4.-Auorney
Geuorai OIury has rendered an Inn
poftant decision, Involving the inter.
probation OF the "must favored nation"
clause, Ia the treaty between the
United States nnd Prussia. fhe que.-
ton pfopounIcd by the secretary VI the
treasury was whether "eait imported
from the empire OF Germany Is duti-
ablc uuuer paragraph Cos VI the new
tariff act, which provides that n salt n
imported from any county, whether
independent or dependency, which
imposes n duty on talt exported from
the United states, there shall be levied
upon such salt the rate Of duty oxltting
pgior 10 the passage"
Theialtorney general holds that salt
imported from Germany IL legally
duliable. a. far as the favored nation
clause IL concerned the same argu'
ment will apply TO beet sugar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14

MONTREAL, Nov. 1.-the report
brought from China by the steamship
Peru, that before leaving Hong Kong
tue steamship Empress OF Chins sig
uitied her readiness 10 sup Japan guns
from the stoTehOuseE OF the Canadian
Pacific railway company, 10 absolutely
denied by the officials VI the Canadian
Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-14
UNCLE san, u0NDs.
English nanRtrs Gag.r 10 OCT Hoid
OF Ghttns

LoNpoN, Nov 1.-The United
states loan ol s5O,UOJ,UUj 10 hunted nj.
YER exery " mere by nuauclers, dusirous
OF taking portion Of IT. The stock
market would DO only too pleased to
tnks amy amount. the Rothsohilus
lave ushlel the Belmont banking
house 10 Subscribe to the new Loaf
promptly n, their name
NEW YobR, Nov. l4.-It ID believed
that tne largest suoscribete OF INC new
government lean wall bu Dfexsli Nor