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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 20. - This
mornings session Of the POpulist C0u.
fufeuce opened with no regular busi.
ness at hand, pending the reports OF
the committees. by unanimous con.
sent the temporary officers were con.
tiuucd AS the permanent Oilicefs. A
committee Of i've 10 prepare a plan for
u methOdical campaign OF education,
with \. NJ. Byron, Of Iowa, ~ chair
man, was appointed. Considerable
time was occupied by remarks upon
vatiouB subjects, including the recent
election Ia Alabama, educational cam.
pnigns, etc.
The committee on educational
campaign reported In favor Of
the club or lyeeum system
AS auxiliary 10 the regular
campaign work, but under the diroe-
tion " separate national committee,
the system 10 be- similar 10 that OF the
older party clubs. After considerable
desultory debate the report was
amended by striking out the clause
placing tho organization OF tho club
System Ia tho hands VI the new
national committee and referring It 10
the existing state committees. Ths
report was then adopted.
Upon motion OF Mics Striker, the
kWns1s national committee was 10.
quested, in sending out literature upon
the Omaha platform, 10 inoluda there.
with proper portion OF literature upon
woman suffrage.
Tho conference then took recess to
await the report on tne address to tho
party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29
Resolution, Passed.

CHREIER, England, Dec. 20 The
Anvlo-American association and dele
gates iaom several American COM
mittees abroad hold conference here
today. Francis Seymour Stevenson,
member Of Parliament, presided,
Resolutions were passed thanking the
press aud pulpit for the part they
have taken in bringing 10 pub
lie notice the Turkish atrocities
In Armenia, and saying that under no
circumstance could POrie'a promises
~ reform be- accepted unless the gov.
ernor.general Tor Tufklsh Armenia
was appointed with the sanction VI the
signers VI the Berlin treaty.
A doputAliOn from the meeting then
proceeded to HawRTdon, where ITO
members were received by Mr.. anu
Mrs. Gladstone Ia Hawafden church.
Gladstone made u strong address
regarding the oruelttes IN Armenia.
lie said the government which could
countenauce these Ouliages is a die
grace to Mohammed and TO oiyiliza-
lion, and q curse TO mankind,
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COUNTY TEACHERS MEET.


The teachers Of Salt Lake county
had au excellent meeting today
at the Univeuiiy. Frat on the
program was a brief treatment
by Mir. Perdue Of the subjeot OF
arithmetic, taking up munsufatiou and
Interest anu speaking OF their import.
nnco aud giving method Of present.
iug tuCn subjects TO pupils. The time
was very prOiitably spent, the speaker
handling his subject In his usual clear
and thorough manner.
Prof, II. Is. Lewis, Utah's efficient
school commissioner, was then cOrdi-
ally introduced by Superintendent
Alien, anu was enthusiastically
received. Mr. Lewis stated that
he had been very busily
engaged during tho pact few
weeks In preparing the appotliOn.
ment for tho schools VI Utah, aud had
made no preparation Tor an address at
this time. He assured the teachoTs
VI his deep interest In the educational
Interests not only OF the schools Of
salt Lake county, but throughout the
Territory. He asked the cooperation
OF all interested In the work, au the
duties OF the commissioner arc varied
and aTduoug, anu by working in
harmony along advanced lines
Utah's educational system will stand
In tho front rank. Teachers were al.
vlsed 10 make thorough preparation for
their work, aud 10 give their best
efforts TO It's advancement. Prot.
Lewis will again address tho ass0.
cIation January 18th.
Prot. Cummings spoke briefly upon
the necessity and means TO be en-.
ployed In increasing ones vocabulary.
lie stated that there has been
great hue and cry ns 10 the
faulty preparation ia English Iy
high schools and Acndemles,
ana that while there Is some ground for
complaint, tho complaint IL greatly
over stated. He O9unselod teachera ns
TO tho importance OF teaching idena
thoroughly. Simplify the teaching
OF language by calling ut.
tontion 10 the idea expressed
by the author, IN the study Of a salec-
ton. Caution them as 10 using good
language Themselves. Devote much
time 10 the origin aud derivation
Of words, aud call attention 20 prefiEes
anu eutilXce. By careful preparation
on the part Of the teacher, tho pupil
will become deeply interested In the
study Of English, ana tbs work u
teaching the same, and excellent re.
suits viii follow,
Mr.. Cummings made his subject
very interesting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

NEW YoRI, Dec. 2g.-rhe coal
barge RlngleAder has been towed into
port with the story Of the storm on
her. Tho bSTges Ringlsader aud Seth
Low were being lowed from Boston to
baltimore aud were cut out Ia the
storm. The steamer Santuit was tow
ing them. The storm increased In
fury Rnd As they got out from the
shelter Of Long Islands shore a tTe-
mend0us sea was encountered. Finally
In the storm and the night and tho
angry sea the bhtges broke loose from
the santuit and from each other. The
RinEltader was provided with sails
and with great difficulty managed to
reach port.
The captain said that tho last he 20
OF the Saith Low her sails hal been
blown away anu lao Tears she has been
Loot. Yesterday the sRntuit WIS re-.
ported No having arrived at Delaware
Break water. She WAS at Onre ordered
10 sea IN search OF the Seth Low.
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PLAYING TO BAD LUCE.
Detectives Capture More burglars ,nd
Recover Additional Plumber.

Burglarr, highway robbers and tough
oharnct,ri Of the male persuasion gen.
orally have been playing TO bad luck
In this city Tor considerable time
pact A gCoi many residences have
been robbed, humorous storcB have
been looted aud holdups have been
ANYTHING but uncommon but these
OhunBts takeu IA the nggfc-
gate are hardly more Numerous
than the captures OF tho criminals
Themselves who have had, as "a rule,
but very little time to enjoy the lruits
VI their illgOliuu gains before falling
into toe clutches VI the municipal
thief takers.
More than ninety por cont OF the
goods stolen during the week has been
fec0votUd. Tue last cache was un.
earthed this morning by Detectives
Sheets aud Ferguson aud Pattolman
Raleigh. Ia 10 were oil Of the uuita OF
clothes taken from Dubui's tailor shop
on Thursday night. The men who
did the work are also la the city lail,
some Of them whom arrested had on a
suit OF clothes stolen from A fed
bohm ON Third South street on tue
samu night.
-Four men IN all were captured by
the officers named aud whom taken to
tue police station they registered
Steven AlIes, Thomas Brown, J. w.
Russell aud X. l.. Lee. Tue two last
named had complete kit Of burglar
tools In their possession besides a mis-
eellanelus assortment Of iowelry aud
two large COlps revolvets. Lee IL said
70 live In southeastern Utah snd To-
nave relatives ~ Mountain Home. lie
was Identified today by one VI tho Vic
TINA OF the street car hold.up az the
uug pin OF the gang who performed
that daring act. He ia a large, power
tul man and looks Ike an exceedingly
hard character. Like the others he
refuses TO talk on the question Of
robbery,
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NATHAN DAVIS DEAD.
Another Old Time Resident Passes
From This Sphere OF Action.

Nathan Davis, ono OF this clty's early
settlers, surrendered the struggle for
earthly existence ut his home Ia the
Seventeenth ward at II O'Clock today,
Saturday, December 20, 1894, at tho
advanced age Of 81 yeArs, 3 months and
q days.
The deceased was well and
widely known by the people
OF this Territory, with WHOM his
Interests were. common. He was
Tor many years master mechanic OF
tho public works located on the Tenn.
nle block, anu served NJ Bishop Of the
Seventeenth ward from 1851 10 1873,
when no resigned that tiilcs 10 be
succeeded by Elder John Henry
Smith, when hb was or.
dained q patriarch, which Office
he held at the Time OF his GeaIh,
He was the father Of a, w. Davis,
the present Bishop OF Center ward,
this city. The funeral services will
bo held In the Seventeenth ward
meeting house on Monday next be.
ginning at III a, m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

OAKLAND, Gala, De. GA car
on the electric line between Alameda
Rnd Oakland plunged through the
open uraw Of the Webster street bridge
this morning. The draw WAS open and
the motormHn did not heed the signal.
Tho conductor and mOtorman were the
only persons ON the car. They did not
have even time enough TO jump, but
went down into the water with the
car. They escaped with no more seri.
Qua injury than drenohing. Had the
car been crowded with passengers tho
loss OF life would have been very great
for tho car sank completely out VI
eight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

A Party Of Three Lost Ia the SNOW
nrn nAdIH IrsLen.

A Party OF Three Lost Ia the SNOW
nrs n,dis Frozen.
SHELBYviLLE, Iud., Dec. e9.-Wil-
liam LeAvitt, accompanied BY Miss
Susie Maple and Mas Mary Mitchell,
started Thurday night from their homo
south OF this city or Bengal, ten miles
distant, 10 httond an entertainment.
just after they bad started the snow
storm began, tut thoy continued their
Journey. LcAvltt was uuacqunintUu
with tue country, however, anu IN tue
binding storm bycame Lost. Heslur-
day morning at o'clock Henry OFT
man was awakened By man knock
Ing at bis door. On opening II there
was LeAvl,t almost sUnbelets and hard
~ abie 10 give an account VI himself.
Gilman finally discovered his condition
aud carried him and the rigid forms OF
the young women into the house.
They may recover, but II Is thought
amputatiOn OF their Limits will be-
necessary. They had driven TO an
other part Of this county, thirty miles
IRON their intended destination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

LONDON, Dec. 29.-At iiawardcn
toiay VIM. l.. Gladstone ls celebrating
the elghty.huh anniversary VI his
birth, Hu received many cJugfaiuln.
tory kilograms. Gladstone cyo eight
has bueu restortd anu he health b.
good. He spends houra daily iu
classical ana theological study,
Gladstone viii receive dcputnti1us
from the American associations Of
London anu Paris today. Cungsnlu-
lHti1us upon this occaal9n Of Tory
nuwtpaprru seem TO no mingled with
fear that Gi'Gtt ne may 30 prevailed
upon 10 rsturn 10 active political life.
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ANOInGR AWFUL TIRE.
canssa By IIen,y Io..,..

TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 20.-w. p.
Howland & company, one Of the larg-
oct firms OF grain dealers In Canada,
has decided TO 20 into liquidation on
account Of heavy losses. Two years
ago the firm had a surplus Of over
100000. Now It 10 stated It has moth.
ing, and writs have been Issued
agninst the company ON Judgments II
IL unable 10 satisfy. Sir W. p. How
land, ex-lieutenant governor OF Omar.
10, IL the head Of thu firm. His part
nor 10 l.. A. rilloy, SOU " Sir Leonard
Tilley, formerly finance minister Of
Canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

OTTAWA, OnL, Dec. 2o.-rhe pApe 70
for the administration OF the estate Of
the late premier, Sir JOhn Thompson,
were illoi yesterday on behalf of Lady
Thompson. Sir John died lutostaio.
HIS estate IA sworn ~ Ai S9,72T, Of
which 50. 726 is from Ito insurance
aud e. AVS IL money In sayings banks,
made up Of aums which the late pre-.
misr saved willis n resident Of Nova
Scotia. After paying the debts duo by
the estate, chiefly household accounts,
$1,000 over anu above the lilo insur-
anoo available for the family will be
left
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KANSAS Cray, No., Dec. 28.-John
J. Patton, who claims ~ bo proprietor
OF the mammoth shoe house at Port
land, Oregon, Is under arrest charged
with attempted hwlndle. He had pur-
chased big bills Of goods from several
local firms aud gwen In payment
therefor checkg on the First National
Bank, Of Seattle, Wash. Investigation
showed his firm was notratsd. Patton
Ia "a well educated and stylish negro.
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Social Hall Tonight.

A very entertaining program ia that
laid out at the Social Hall tonight by
the Utah School OF Physical Culture.
There will no varied first part, and
the concluding piece viii be- one-aot
sketch called A Box OF Monkeye, In
whicl Miss NJ. NJ. Baboook viii take
part
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec. g0.-rho World
says FranuiA J. Osxes, the millionaire
vile, Luella Cakes, sitter sensational
trial, has again resumed the Tosponsi-
bllilles OF married lie. On Thursday
evening last Mr.. Otkes was married 10
Miss Estelle A lelis 5ylvAno, an ac-
lress, recently IA member OF the Joseph
HawArth company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

WICHITA, Kansas, Dec. 20.-Emil
lame, u hermit for dozen years In
canyon In Beaver county, No Mans
Land, was found frozen TO death In
his rude hut yesterday. A Catholic
crucifx was olatped tightly In one
hand, rosary In the other. He was
ninety years 0f age aud was said to DO
an illegitimate SOU OF one Of Bona.
parties marshals. The howell no lived
IN contained nothing bul a rough table
and bed with u few cooking utensils
aud about flty volumes OF French 70.
ligi0us books.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

CUBA, N. Y, Dec CO. II. Har-
he, resident OF this place, shot a
tramp last nightly tholnAms o. DIVER
Dickson, claiming TO live In Column
bus, Ohio. The tramp came 10 the
door Of Hsrris's residences, aud the
latter, from his action, thinking he
was about 10 draw a revolver, shot him
twice. Too tramp will probably die.
Harris iea prominent business man
and IL the same person who knocked
with baseball bat aud captured VeS'
non Mlsos, who attempted 10 force an
entrance into his house Thutsiay
night.
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OMAHA, Dec. 29.-PAul Sohutt, u
well known saloon man, was found
dead In Ru leo box to-day. He had
attached rubber tube to a gus toto n
neoled II with the faucet OF the ice box,
then turned on the gAAi jumped into
the bsx, which closed with spring
lock, ana was dead In short time.
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Inc sntnin s,lIi nI.sInr.

LONDON, Dec. .O.-A tremendous
Storm prevailed over the northwest u
Ireland yesterday evening, aud there
II heavy tCA today, Nothing has
boon learned Of the SArnia, which lost
per ruIdor and after having been
Nkou In tow by the Anchor Line
a.amer AnChOfin, was abandoned
o"ug ~ tho very heavy weather.
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being otherwise nude, itbougb I'M,
thorm meter was thirty rlsw mo.
lie ro.ched within 100 y6ss of tbr
noighbui'a houte when hu eli. *.
haustcd Rnd almolt frozen stu For.
tunalely he was sren and was Cried
into the house and cared Tor Nalrn
assistance reached Mu. Thompson LiJ
the child tho frost mad aided ~ C.
torture Of their bufn', ami II Ia doubt
iul whether they can survive.
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WAsHINoTON, Dec. 20.-Through-
out the Atlantic aud Gulf states lsst
night was one OF the ooldest known.
In florida tho temperature was Ave
degrees below any previously re-
corded.
NEW York, Dec. 29.-The cold has
boon exceptionally severe the last "a
hours. MeronIy here this morning
marked y degrees above zero, al
Saranao Lake In the Adirondack
mountains 22 degrees below was re-.
corded, and at Huntington Ferry ~
below.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

DEsMolNEs, Iowa, Dec. 29.-Wll.
liam l.. WilcoEasu has been appointed
receiver of the Union Building aud
bavlngt association here by tho dis
ttici court. The concern has been In
the hands OF q committee Of stock
holders for two weeks. It's liabilities
afs about $4,000 anu is asseb are
valued al 100000.
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PITTsBuRu, Kans, Dec. 20.-Fred.
erick rruster, an old resident Of Pitts.
burg, was found In AnOwdriit lust
outside OF town almost frozen TO death
anu suffering from severe bruises and
cuts that covered his head. He IL un-
able n tell how he was Injured. II 10
evidently Il case OF hold'up. Trusler
may die,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

KAEBAs CIrY, Disc. CIV. W.
Smith, secretary of the Missouri ami
Kansas Telephone company, died this
morning OF valvular disease Of the
heart, eyed 81 years. lie was q long
time vice president OF the Illinois Cen.
lral and Lluisville road. Ho was the
invonlon Of many improvements In
telephone exchange work,
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Land Office.

Tho following filing wSSl made In
tho local land office under date Of
Dec. 20:
George NJ. Leonard, OF Ferron,
Emery county, homestead entry OF
tho south half OF the south west quarter
Of ooetion 10, township 10 south, and
lots 2 and 3 OF section Q, Township 20
south, range Z east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

wAsHINGTOs, Dec. 29.-tt ia be.
making appropriations 10 carry the Ia.
come tax iuto effect, and the Carlisle
currency bill fail at this session, the
Prts.deut Will call an extra sessicn Of
the Flfiy.iourth Congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29
FIRE CHIEF BURNED.
Shocking Fate Of John Brtslal
and Mato
IN A NEW YORK FACTORY FIRE.
Great Loss OF Property-Otbor Pir,mCn
Seriously lnjured-Dcad ilOdies
Not Recovered.

NEW YoRiS, Dec. 2o.- Battalion Fire
ChitfJohu J. Br,snSn aud Foieman .
l.. Rooney, Of truck IL, veto killed
today by falling OIL l.or during a
nre which Quilted several stories OF the
gas aud electric fixtures factory Of the
Cassidy q son Manufacturing com.
pany, i2I wesi, Twenty.tourth street.
The IRE did 100000 worth o. damage.
Assistant Foreman wm. Hennessy,
Of engine s, had his leg broken, aud
three other fremen were slightly IN.
jurod.
When the Gre was discovered II bad
made Considerable progress. Tho
building IL xix stories In hoight
and oXlohds from Twcnty.four,h
10 Twcnty.thlrd street, where
~ occupies numbers 1873 aus
1875. On the ground iivor the uuiliiug
extends through without n break, bus
above that there II n well hole which
leaves q space oi 255 feet between the
two buildings directly IN the center oi
the block.
When tue hromen responded tho
famus were bursting through the three
upper ti0Uu. Al the ilfe was on tho
lwenty.l0ufth street side. The llamua
must have started la tue Nth nJyf,
where chandelier arma arc made. IhoIe
10 number of bufing machines on
this door and II may have beun q
sm0ulioTlng spark from one oil these
that cHus ou the outbreak.
Cdief BtUsnEn was on the fourth
floor directing tho movements OF the
men, when suddenly the heavy water
tank on the roof came tumbling down,
carry lug with II the heavy girdeft, anu
mass VI blazing debris fell on Fare.
men Btosnau and Roony, pinuilg
thom beneath ~. The other mul
reached the stairs Ia safety but the
stairB fell Rs they were hutrying down
ana tho men fell IN heap
on tue third door. Assistant
Foreman Heuutty's right leg was
broken, and Fireman Amman was
injured. Their con panions dragged
them to n place Of safety. Then a
heroic effort was made 10 rescue Bfuss.
nan anu Rooney. The flames were
kept rom attacking the bodies OF the
unfortunate men, but they could not
DO rescued by their comrades.
ANOTHER AWFUL FIRE.
TOLEDO, Dec. 29.-Elovator "B" Of
the .oAylor d Mlerlasn smpAu y,
burned this morning. Chris DaHde-
lon, an old omployo, was Ia tno top
Of the building when 10 caught IRE,
and was unable 10 escape. The eleva.
tor contained 026, 900 bushels OF wheat
aud 10000 Of corn, worth sac, $40.
Tue building was valued NJ $4,000.
Tho total lots Is s556,S ON wnion
there II $3.50, 900 insurance. The cause
OF tho fire ~ unknown.
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TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 0.-Alderman
Stewart Ia under arfeat charged with
having offered TO secure for one 0t the
competing electric light companies the
service lighting contract for sl3D,0U0,
which sum was used In buying ny Ihif-
teen aldermen. Other arrests are eX.
peotel To follow.
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Tastsr l.n,r. Tor inn,n.

AsiiiNGrONi Dec. 2D.-EH-SoctO.
tafy OF St,te Fustr started tom here
To-Day Tor japan, Were ho will ioin the
peace commissioner Of the Chinese
government to act ~ their loyal ad.
wiser.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.-lhu grand jury
by unanimous vote today r. usoI 10
inIict Alderman John Powers for
H0lcilinF bride. Alderman Powers
has boon charged with attempting 10
secutu $4,000 TO repeal tue anti.cigar-
cite ordinance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

CHEROKEE, Iowa, Dec. 28.-Judge
GAynor has handed down decision
granting Rev. DoheTly a divorce from
his wife Edith, and the custody OF the
minor child. Mis-. DoheTty sued for u
divorce on the grounda Of cruel and
inhuman treatment. Her bill was dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

LoSDoS, Dec. 20 "A gale Is sweep.
boats. The enOw has fallen In many
luis season, Bstkentlno Wo0dyillc,
from Dublin 20 Liverpool, has fouJ-
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HOUSE nUHNED.
The Family barely Escape and Ono
child Dies FROM It's Burns.

WIsSEpEa, Dec. ga dispatch
from Regina, N. w. T., says the house
Of william Thompson, a farmer,
burned yesterday morning, the inmates
barely escaping In thesr night clothes.
Mrs. Thompson and two children were
badly burned. One Guild died shortly
after being taken from the house.
Placing bis wife and remaining child
In the hen house, Thompson set out
for neighbours mile and "A
quarter away, having only some
rags around his feet and
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NEW York, Dbc. 2g.-rhe pres,
today say; Patrick Corr, chief clerk
in the office OF Colonel II. Claywoud,
In charge Of the recruiting service Of
New York city who was ditchnreed
December ~, len shortage Of $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

IAby Dec. 2J.--The cabinet has
1uc'utI 20 dismiss NJ. Lanue,an, gov-
tInof o, ileuuh iudo.China, 90 II has
o.en pi9NI lie uivulged the contents
VI olleih uVaimenta and reports.
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to Join tho conspiracy. Two OF them
have been arrested,
The cabinet council discussed the
sltustion. PRECEDENT Mutaes favored
summoning General Ptixoto here
to vindicate hlmaeli but was over
ruled.
General PeixoIo has assured Presl.
dent Moraes that he has nothing to do
with ony conspiracy.
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missed and the divorce granted the
defendant on his cross III, charging
adultery with George u. Gray rs CO.
respondent.
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sIr.. charI,. reeh,r nnnh.

LONDON, Dc. 9th widow OF
Charles Albert Fechtcr, the cole.
oratod French actor, IL dead, Fcchter
ditd IN New York August 8, k1g.