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AMUSEMLNIS.

CHARLEY's AUNT. The widely I'D
vertiseI, Doomed, and much litigated
play has come, been tson, aud has not
conquered; taat is nct entirely 40. II
can best be described As a SucoeSs d.
estiRe, or In other words, a success, but
not an oyerpowering one. There was
an enormous house below stairs, and a
fair one above; merriment reigned un-
bounded, anu this laughter was very
general, but when IL WAS all over, one
was conscious that u had all been
more or less hOruplay Of
tho rough ami tumble sort,
asd that such quantities as
wit, dramatic construction or clever
uharAe.eflz,uon we're generally Lack
ing. Mir. LaTkina A. tho nuut Is very
clever "a nis way and no made most ol
The laughter; tue OtnuiB were lair nut
lot gftat, anu 40 iB Ouly tho truth to
ny OF the lauius thog without any
lisTespeot To them, they haraly be-
long Ia the class Us regards ability,
nat We have been uccut toned TO ex-
poet VI tnvso bearing tue efohmRn
temp.
That tho audience was highly
pleased with the snow, aud not IN.
clined TO TO over critical Is best evil
denced by tho heavy sale Tor the sec.
DAD performance tonight
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MASS MEETING Of CITIZENS.
The Chamber OF Conmcrcs Has Ar.
ranged Tor One at the Ihealer.

The directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce held meeting last evening
aud discussed means aud measures
which are calculated TO advance the
material interests OF tho city. They
believe that this is good time 10 &C.
and that business motho is should now
supeseIe everything political.
Fist Of all IL was decided to call
mass meeting at the Theaterat as early
date as Is practicable anu = commit
tee 10 arrange the necessary details
was appointed as iOllows: J. h. Bacon,
d. H.. Grant, n, NJ, Wells, A, IL. Can
non nd Il. h. COiUurn. Divers ques-
lions VIII DO discussed, chief among
them being some dt finite plan OF action
TO IuTsue with reference 10 the sugar
anu CoalIfusls,a and ,hu desirability anu
Importance Of the Natural Gas ana
Fuel company securing franchise In
this city. Incidental matters will ALEC
ue considered,
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CHICAGO, Nov. "a bill Tor q re-
ceiver Tor ths international Nickel
Mining company was flied In the cir
cult court tolay by the Colorado iron
works, on behalf Of all the creditors.
Complainant Is judgment creditor,
holding claims OF 5000 and sB,2ll,
100000, but II IL elaine tue property
owuel by II never tNiseGei In value
$4,000. The scheme was nOAted by
Gillette aud Taylor, VI this city, who
purchased claim covering 26J acres In
Douglas county, Oregon, from Selah
Reeve for S5l coo.
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ST. LOus, No., Nov. 9.-Soh uton-
berg anu BOeokeler, lumber com pSny,
illed leeds " assignment today, nam
ng &. Il. OTthwin as assignee for tn
local interests, with Edward Mallink.
fodt associate. Eugene q. rillman 10
named ~ general assignee. The as.
sets are 5000, 900, consisting OF real ei.
tate Ia 81. Lguis aud lumber lands Ia
lllinOis, Wisconsin, Kansas aud Mis-.
souri,. Tue liabilities are unknown,
but preferences for $4,000 are 70.
corded.
Aiolph H0eckeler, OF the firm, died
In Germany, October 27II, and the
assignment was precipitAtel by o..
ENGAGEMENTS consequent upon his
death.
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WILL RAlltY On MONDAY.
Republicans Preparing TO Celebrate
thcir Recent Victory.

The Republican Territorial commit.
tee met last night and appointed the
following sub.o0mmiltce 10 arrange for
a big rat q alton meeting on Monday
night neH! Isaac rfumbo, charm ~;
Frank X. Gillespie, secretary; w. z.
O'Meafa, J. 5. D.volcr, james T.. Jen.
niug', Jacob Moritz, S lmuel Il. West.
efilciu, j. l.. Morris aud Il. q. Button.
During the afternoon there viii be a
big barbecue under the auspices Of tile
Republican Mofkingmenis club, Ut 7
p. m. torehAgnt procession; a. s:3u
ratification fnectiugB Will he held IA
the "a Lake rnestrr ani other nlacos.
Hon. i. J. Cannon aud other Repub-
iicau ir7dors wi speak.
Special rates have boon secured from
the railroads IRON all points In the
Territory ana there Is every iudiostion
that the festivities will be- largely at.
tended.
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CHINA HAS ENOUGH.
Shl Asks Tho United States 10 LITTER.
Y.no In Her Behalf
AND STOP THE RAGING WAR.
al That Japan Wants VIII BE
GRANTED IL Only Peace Is
Restored.
AND STOP THE RAGING WAR.

CHICAGO, Nov. "a special to the
IOst from Washington, saysi
This government has again been
asked to intervene In the China.J Japan
war Itisa request from China that
the United States cooperate with
Great Britain ami Russia, Germany,
France anu I,aly to stop the war.
Chiua sets forth At lVugIh the ptetenl
status OF hostilitic5 aud Gays she always
fec0gui2gd the independence OF COtea
anu Is willing u continue to DO Nv.
Moreover, abe will pay Japan Az IN.
demuijy 10 4eifay tnat c0unify's TX
ptnstH In the war
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, NV. 0.-Om.
ciai fulurls ehJw tue election Ut tue
following oOugr,s muu: Fret, CLARK,
Democrats Second, Sailing. Dsmu.
Graz; TURF, Harrison, Democrat;
Fuutlh, RIbbins, Democrat tIlth,
COBB, ID msofai; sixth, Bank peau,
Democrat 5nyolth, Howard, poNull-i;
Eightb, Wheeler, Democrat Ninth,
undcfwOou, Democrat,
CJntrss- VIII be- flied by Robinson Ia
the rhifd aud Goo win Ia the Fith
(Popullslsl, and W. r. Alarich IA the
Fourth aud g.. II. Aldrch In the
Ninth (RepubIicant).
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WRECK ON THE II. G. W.
Two Coal Cars Thrown on the Track
aud Others Damaged.

There wsa awreOk on coal train
at LoveulahPs, this county, on the
RIO Grandu Western this morning.
appears that one Of tue bumper.
.foppud into the center OF the tract
while the train was headed for Sal.
Lake. Tho ties for condder.
auie distance were completely severed,
tnu rlCK spread ana thrown
out o. liuv. Two Of tho cars were de-.
rallied, one on either side OF thu track
several other cars were slightly dam
aged. Nobody was Toured. A wreck.
ing OF rather rescuiug purity wasseul
uut hnd the debris cleared away, The
7anpsie passenger IRAN, due here ~
9i5j, was delayed about Two hours.
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JAPANESE PAGODAs.
EARTHQUAKE-rRuOF, AND, THERE.
FOi,E, ABLE 10 srATD TnE
HENERErT tItJCk.

The Absence OF buildings Of any slSo
anu antiquity ~ japan is asclbcd 10
the destruction OF them by the frequent
earthquakes winch occur. The Ouly
structures which seem 10 be earth.
qlake.pfooi are the pago las, which
40 erected before the temples. There
are many pay das which mrs seven or
uight hundred years Old anu ~ solid
~ when first built. There II reason
for this, aud II lies la their constfuc.
u0n. A pAgOia 10 practically u
framework OF heavy timburs which
start from q Wide base, anu Is Ia 10.
self substantial structure, but IL
Ia rendered slill more stable by pc.
Cular device. inside the ftameWOrk
anu suspended from the apex 10 "A
long, heavy balk Of timber two feet
thick or more. This hangs from one
rnd, sui 10 the other emu Aro bolted, at
each VI the four sides, four mJtr heavy
timOBrE, aud ~ tbs pagouA be very
Oily still more timbers are added on 10
these. The whole forms an enormous
IBuduium which reaches to within six
inches q the ground. When tue
shock n an earthquake rocl,s tue pa
coda the pendulum swings IN uniaOn
aud keeps the center Of gravity always
Wt the base Of Tie frame work. Cunse-
queugly tue equi ibrium OF the pag0da
Is never DISTURBED, aud this Is thu ex-
PLANTATION OF tho great age OF many Of
them, when IRON their height ono
would suppose them TO be peculiarly
susceptible to tle 81 c. OF an eartu.
quake.
Hitherto the long sticks Of timber In
tao centor OF tho pag0da have been
supposed 10 be- for the purpose OF sup
porting tho framework. lt was not
uu,il the recent earthquake brought
thum intO prominence that their pur.
pose became generally known among
EutOpeans.-Er,
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CIEvELASp, Nov. 8.-rho National
bank HtUuurin was robbed last night,
the safe being blown open with dyna-
mite. A lar 20 sum Of the money was
stolen, but the exact amount N not yet
uscrf,Aincd.
The robbers got about $40 la silver.
They stole two rigs 10 make their Is
cape. The vaults wore found opened
hut the sifo that contained $4,000 was
not touched.
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yp to Date Now.

Chief Justice Merritt h. now up to
date with civil jIry cases and tho fJl-
lowing are on tue oslon lar Tor Mon
day next Walter -. Frcdrtcksen Va
SAT- Lake CITY Railroad Cos Charles
Grouse et NJ W W. n. Wallace.
u m Iffow Judge Merritt will hear
the usual Saturday motions,
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Tho Rhineinnd SAFE

NEW YOMS, Nov, 0.-The agents OF
the A menOau and Red star lines OF
steamships have received Dispatch
from Antwerp dnted this afternoon,
saS ing that the Associated Press repuTl
that tue H.d Star hne steamer Rhine
lauu arrived this afternoon safely al
Antwerp from New YORK., Monuay,
was correct nud tueio was NO truth IN
luo tensa uonHl story circu lated ubou
nor being overdue. Ihe Rhlnulauu
viii sail tor New York tomorrow.
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London'a Now lord rnyca

LONDON, NovO,-Hhe crowds which
witnessed the procession TO-DAY attend
Ing tbs Installation Oi the new lord
mayor Alderman sifJoseph Rrynolls,
were smaller thHu usual On fuCh OCca.
sious. The decorations were tawdty
aud tho procession iltuli WAS far from
comparing with thoue OF sumo years
back.
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JEFPERsJN CITY, Mo-, Nov. o.-Of
80 state senator, IS viii bu Democrats
anu ~ Republicans. Tue houfe viii
stand: Democrats ", Republicans 10,
FOpuiistH ..
Mexico, My.-Congtessman Clark nj
noon To-Day claims his eiociion by
1883. W. s. Hathaway, charm n Oi
tie Repubii au congressional commit.
tee, IL positive w. NJ. Irel0ar Is elected
by IllIIe over 100.
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was literally intrurerfd with humor.
nus nuec luies. He -aii he came here
partly 10 SO America aud mainly 10
secure, thfYu IA his lecture, fu1ds 10
assist I'm teituun. Rochester cathedral.
Among sac chief "mpostrrs' the lee.
tut,r included women who imiiste
ca iu uiu.s anu m nutr. Ho he.
clifed The religious impUslcf TO DO the
wort % Do o-uLl.
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MONDAYS sroRu.
Immense Loss 60 Telegraph and rcis.
phone Companies In Connecticut

AtnN"uaN Loss 10 heNfANhfh wv aftf-
phone Companies In CONNECTICUT
INV HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 8.-it IL
almos. impossible 10 describe tho cam
sge 10 wires which has been wrought
In tho ttale OF Connecticut ~ Mon.
days storm. a competent authority
places tho loss OF the Telegraph aud
telephone companies alone at inlly
100000. Not only Il the lUss IN t..
placing the wires great, but the loss Of
revenue from commercial business IL
heavy. Ia this state moro than 5000
roles have been reported down and
10000 mlles Of wifs are taid 70 be
down. Where the poles have stood
the wires have gDhr down 10 loaded
with ice that man could not lIl tUc.
lion 10 replace IL ON this poles.
There l. yet no eastern connection In
tho state. Hartford has but two wires
and Middleton "a single tsst wite work
ing. Tins los 10 other property was
very heavy.
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Failure Of q nayre House.

NEW York, Nov. "a private
dispatch was pUitsd In tbs cotton OK.
change today announcing tho failure
OF Bush q Go. Of Havre, one OF the
largest anu Oldest flTmb which deals In
produce Including coffee and cotton.
Cotton dropped four points.
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conenhng.n a rrse Fort.

COrENIiAuES, Nov. 9.--COpenhagen
was declared = Tres p0u this morning
aud tonnage dutiea abolished. The port
uues have been reduced One-half anu
converted into import upon merchnu.
disc not applicable 10 goods In transit.
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GLESwuOD Syringe, Colo, Nov. o.
q. ". Cooley, guuuhmau shot a.d
ulllci Pattluk H0Ien, another ranch
fouu,4 miirs fr0miCnidh,on Fuui-milc
cfrra yrticfiuy afternoon. Thry quar-
rolled over tho Ownership of bvmo
cattle.
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DAN0EROus no sOoIrrY.
One murdcr Not Enough for MS
Guilty Conscience.

DURANGO, Colo, Nov. 0.-Jesse
Halter, who killed Frank Carpenter
last spring, started out from Corttz
yesterday, yowirg to Eill the entire
Carpenter family. He met brother
OF Carpenter and man named Dale,
witnesses Of tho former shooting, anu
opens1 fire on them, killing Dale and
dangerously wounding Carpenter. A
pose Is In pursuit. Of Halter. His
trial was to have begun NJ COflsz yes.
to-day.
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IncIe anm Nm Inlcrf,rc.

PANAMA, Nov. 8.-it is reported
tina, la hegensraoioa, semi-uiiiciai
newspaper, iutimuies that Guatemala
has been assured oftho iriendiy inter.
veution OF the UnueI states 10 pre-
vent, u necessary, MeXico's threatened
rncrUachmunt upon Central American
territory. Guatemala has raised her
quarantine ugalutt Salvador, cstab.
lshod ON account VI the yellow fever.
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Fierco storm nngiuE.

CHICAGO, Nov. g.-rhe icars for the
safety VI tho United States revenue
cutter Calumet weto relieved today
when II was learned she was safe Ia
shelter Mt Sturgeon Bay. Anxiety fer
other Lake craft WAS felt, however,
owing 10 the fierce storm raging.
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G1uiI. 10 will b. remembered that
the engagement was dtcinfed " a1m,
months sgl, owing, It was SAID, To- M 2
TyIlr's T. sentipg AN objection on TIE
par OF young Mr.. Gould's family.
Now tho fumor Ia ID at that the en-
gagumunt was never really broken
anu that the actress and the miilionaife
ARE bolto.hcd ~ firmly NJ they ever
were.
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aUERo Ion MAYnR.
sau Francisco Eiect- tho Popuiiat
Candidate.

SAN FRASUisCJ, Nov. 0.-Complote
rclurns from all tho precincts IT 5au
Fuucisco give Adolph Suir1, popuubt
candidate Tor mayor, u plurality {. 49,.
OlU m d total vote OF $4,000. Opposed
10 MIN were Eve other uauJlgn.Ut aud
hu has pOllud a clear majority oi 30 o
over all HE opponents. hutro wac
elected ON platform ui opposition Go
thu southern Pacific railroad anu tue
iunliug bill. Hu projected the fam 100
butt0 tunnel IA Nevada ami has Just
completed ,hu largest pubic battle no
the world. SI,fo 10 the most extensive
property hoidrr iu San Ffauciscu own
ing Onu tontn Of all tuu zeal tulatu IN
this city anu county.
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CLEVELAND OIio, Nov. Elm the
UuiIyJ s.a,es District utt today tuu
Jury IN tuu cast VI the United States
Hkninst w. ). jasper, general manager
Of the deiuuot Crescent L e. insurance
company, brought in verdict Of using
the mails for fraudulent urpOstH,
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DEAN mans LECTURES

On Imposters, BOrea Hud other niau-
ErVeabie PrapIc,
NEW York, Nov. 0.-rhe very Rev.
Reynolds Hale, dem OF Rochester
England, made hs first appearance Ia
THIS country iast nightn lecturer 10
calvary Baptist church. Dean Halo
wore knee bTogohes aua black silk host.
His tui luut was "lmpoBters, bore
ial, anu evidently maue no tiiurt TO
Achieve Distinction for eloquence. The
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uOnE rLECIION nEIJnNs.
Fusion candidate Ter Guvrrnor Elect.
Ell Ia = gbrnsita-UthoFA tates.


OMAHA, Nov. O.--Cumploie returns
uu Governor hAve teen received from
oil Tut few counties OF tho stale.
THY show a IluHnty for HulcOmb,
Fusion, over Mhl0fs, Republican. The
nvr countits 10 hear from Will iucrgasU
hOlcJmU's plurality o. about 200.
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AIircIn,r I,l,n IL

srRINuFIELD, H., Nov. 0-In an
interview today Governor Al,geld said
the Democratic defeat was duo 10 the
widespread dissatisfaction with the
Federal administration.
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NALrARAI8O, Nov. g.-rnrro e. In.
tense cAcii,munt Et santiago. The
pfeai4tut u the Senate IL uuIcf tut.
veil.hncu as 10 10 thou ut he IL impu.
Gated la Tie riots, The troops are
uulcf arms, leaning au outbreak.
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DALLAS, Texas, Nov. g.-At Taylor
yesterday, joe Patehun went n mile
over q haii.m,le track Ia 2:l9, treating
the pacing record Ous anu - quarter VI
a second,
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PirIsuURu, Pa, NOv. 0.-AtloTnoy
Govuriug, retained uy ths onainbvr Ol
commufce, Il preparing a biii Ia equity
10 be- rlrd against the Discretionary
pools o. George NJ. lrwin d Co., On
uehali II tho Investors.
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East LIVERPOOL, o., Nov 1.-The
'ilicial cunt II the EishtyeuIh dis
tuct complete gives Fayhr (Rrp1
.0.s3j. Eii % M 10000; COxey,
(fOp) s0ls. COxey's vote oxcto =
luu estimates u the Republican aud
Dom.ctaso com ui'ises by 5000
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NEw YuRIs, Nov. o, - OCk market
oIDnra uucAOuaily lower sugar iv.I
Oh sugar lTticriv. N'iueu
10 .ar advanced / /. recsdll G rose
a. Pacific Mail ADVANCED Tho
make. geuera.ly WIS strong q Goon.
Tue market was characterized atior
mid ny by unusual activity Rau con
siderable btr nglh. Lpal ana sugar
aIvauccu G, Pacific Mail L. sugar
pregulIsV
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MANisuQuE, Mich, Nov. 0.-rho
schooner A., IS. Maxwell l. reported
Gissb.Ud aud urllung ashore near
Eanieuqu Grave fears ARE enter.
tanned lUf the safety VI the crew,
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TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. O.-The
vote iar governor 10 very close between
Turner (Dem.) anu Evans (Rep.l
Ofliuial returns are necessary to deter
mine the result. Indications point ~
Evans's election.
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PARIS, Nov. i0.-Glllicrum Louis
Figuiof,thc French chemist and toien-
tisl, died today, aged 49,
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No PrnhnleC nnri.

Judge b air was la attendance at
the PROBATE court this mornlng, tu!
there was no case for hearing.
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wAnuINo 0YNinItr
u Explode, Causing Loss ~ rifc nnd
nssir1cuon ct Property.

HuN1ISuroS, Ind, Nov. o.-Finy
pounds Ui dynamite * HllduJ a. this
morning on the uall, Wood q Keller
.rwer c1utfRC. John Hartman and
Norton Keller were killed aud Jonn
Flynn fatally Injured. Residences
were badly wrecked. The damage
amounts 20 many thousands. Eleven
meu were warming dynamite when II
exploited.
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DENVER, Colo, Now O.-Governor
Waite touay denied that ho will re-
move 10 Illinois.
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PHuic Ia iinnrhuria-WH Levy 81
throo Dollars ~ Head.

'nre" hoi'"Fs - Head
LuNDoN, Nov. "a dispatch from
Shanghai sayt. ruo panic la New
5chwang anu throughout MaachuTia
continues. Numerous country people
az , pltihs ~ -'un oonN shs auu
closed. Chang Chi Tung arrived Ia
Naukin last evening with the remains
VI tho yiceToy Liang Chang. A war
levy Of SO a head has been Imposed In
Hank kow. The people probably Will
resist H..
Tue raj MdH Gazette prints Yoke
lmma dispatch saying the japanese are
laying tOTpeuOos ut Port Arthur aud
are Ia other ways completing TIC trap
which thew hnve besn prpuuFtut, fnr
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ODElTH TYLUu avn GOWN.

Gossip about Ihe,r Engagement Re.
NiVed.
NEW Yoml, Nov. 0.-The Woyld
this morning sny,; "Gossip Is revived
concerning the reported engagement OF
OieIte rs lor, tno ac,ruts, 10 Howard
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IN PURSUIT. or ROBBERS.


LANDER, Wyo., Nov. 0.-Three
masked men entered n. q. EndeTly's
store al ThermOpolis, covered the pro.
pfietor with guns anu compelled him
10 give them $3.50. Ho aud the
others pursued the robbers and NOR.
tally wounded one Of them, Jake Sny.
der. The others escaped.
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loELLASEJuI

In the case Of John Albutgef ct al,
VI f. 4. MoLain ct al, the order here.
t0iOts male AUTHORIZING tiles faiu ui
certain cigars for sijJ was now mods
fed, the tmouut being place ut fiuu.
MatthoNGiOos W. the Twenty. 0ufth
school district. order entered o,AJ ing
tomiltitur peudin' hearing VI motion
10 fciuttite Nov. l7,n.
ThCs NenarJ, pei, Juror was cx-
cusod l0r the term.
In tho case Of John -. Rudy 81 ri W
John &. Gaham et ~, decree was
entered qu rii iilio.
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PURSUING IHr CHINESE.

sHAN0uAi, Nov. 0.-rho Chinese
army oithu nurtn has retrtatod TO tue
mountains where tbs soldiers are re-
ported Us atarvinganj suffering severe
ly from tho cold And exposure. The
Japanese army Is reported encamped
al Leug Wang Cheng. The Japanese
arc pursuing 1900 Chinese, mostly
new recruits. Port Arthur IL not o..
pacted 10 make . determined stand
gllust the JapanCso. Admiral Sir
H.. Il. freeman In command Of the
British fleet considers lhat Port Arthur
will probably not b tho scene OF en-
gayemt MT uf any imporlGnco between
tue Chinese a Il Japanese.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-09
AcAINsr THE CITY.

In tho case OF William Love, a
member Of the Utah loglslsture col 1901 I,
W Salt Lake Guy, the jury this muru-
ing brought In n verdict Tor the plain.
til, assessing his damages ut 500.
Tho amount sued for WIS IS, 900, aud
the facts we're gwen in ludturIay's
NEWS. On March Ga Of the year
nHmtd Mt. Lowe sustained severe iu.
lurics 10y falling iur1ugh cellar
natcnwuy, a distanc' OF ten feet, at
the rear 81 thc city hall. The accident
hap eued In the Night time and negli.
gencu was attributed 10 the defendants
In having iailod 10 euclo OF ugnt the
spot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-09

LIMA, Peru, Nov. O.-Genaral o ma,
minister vi var, has resigned his office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-09

The case Vi Jane, ". Stevens Va the
Fifty.uinth school district OF Sait
Like county was nenfi by the court, "A
jury having been waived,
Attorney j. II. Hurd appeared tor
the platinum AMI Judge HOwat Tor the
doitnuAnts,
It was claimed that In September,
1899, the defendants were indebted 10
tue Y. J. ANGEL Lumber 90. In tht
sum of SiS7-7 on an aeoOunt for lum.