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lrltish ioli oHomotili. m.n Bur.,r
utatsts plan .ur .Hu It.ts,uJ'lthm. n
OF silver iu our c.iuYls, wbiuh be te.
liuv,H Is the only su'c one for tlv
United 3 aies 10 "a opt pitheui inter.
ul.inu agreement 10 is itsi, GU.
ihe IniIcI states numi. ilv,r bullion
from Am ficau mines tIt oi age 10 D @
on n'a upon Iayu no ~ @ NV tr o.
q sti sniota eau ofbirg three lutiht u
40 uI1 fence 900 VEGA taH matfrs
IL1rduil lice u bullion aLd It's va.us
when Cuiuuis
nucUn D., tlat silver be- admitted. only
lot c4iuHge putpOs,r, At e. sutghtufa-u
ACCORDING sli the differences between
the matEtt tbD1dur) ,t GO Uu. lF
value when CIIurf. H' con Co. q. hla
Litter n. iUliuWt vile Manu- ulfuCr, e.
journal IuuNsuyayv d.. 81 ..ututy u4. O..
,he direction ut tHu "a .I.sIuu C.iI-
miuer o. tue MaUu.a.Iuvrs' rlu., s
must pro Yi vut auH b Ola .HUal uYHy,
ulB placed ut ca. u.HI. %, tiH ttit %
pagu ths utcnrl.u %. Mt! e.
Hguu.ar 90. l-uI' tur 6 aI O. ur.a.
penny. 'Pfut.caJ Y--nUuypuam.'
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CONTEST Anour uILLIoN4
Two wiv,s hud - Daughter Claim the
Wealth 81 ~ nsfnnct millionaire.

I'VE wives aud - Daughter Claim tue
wealth 81 ~ Dttunct millionaire.
NLw YOul, Nov. lB-Mrs. Alice
Mariner las nvVd IA CAtlstalt lOJ
twenty yeaTs. Her pretty daughter
ugs buatuei In Brooklyn iOt almost d
mira u that time. Mis-. NJ .fluel's
maiuen name was SiuOlalr AM lived
IN LNerp OF, England, where her
mother utuu iUtiy.twu years uKO. Then
sue went 10 Ave win her mothet's
family, tho wealthy 5hHws oi Great
tieor. 20 htfeet, Liverpool, while h,t
ur0tLtr, Ere .euCt, was ktpt by the
mthtr. SOMEHOW tho gifi saw iitle VI
me father Aul brother aitet that. Sht
heard tnat Ihe lather had gone u
America ana that tho brother hau
ono 10 Australia with one Of the
SnKwA. When Alice sinclair became
a ypuug woman she learned that hes
'nIuer was liyiuglu Baltimore ana hau
money la tho ltlu hurlutFE. liz hsd
ma,Iied again aud tuAt nlled Alice
3nuw with que. she married again,
100, anu camv 20 this cuu stfy, but not
10 look for her rather. About two
wetls ago some one asked Miss Mari
per n she WIS related 10 the wealthy
sirclaifs VI Baltimore.
mot that know Of" said Mlst
Mariner.
"Hnry are English people," was tn,
nusWeT, "and the newspapers say tia
quo VI them died a hhgrt time AgO lsay'
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WHITE RIBBON ARMY
Annual Convention Of The ", C, 7.
u, In G!.Y,la1d.
wOnAvs WORK AZ ruE POLLS.
Address BY Frances Nillard-Com' ori'
log aud Cungralula,oiy K,porls
Presented.

CLEvFLAND, o., Nov. no. - q tdct
tho national Dauntt "FOr Col nud
Home aud Naive bluu," utl,gatts
representing every ttate Ia the uniuui
THOUSANDS OF wtar,ts II the white rb
bon, assembled tnis mofuiug iu Music
hall ~ opun the 9lst annual couven.
ton oi the w. g. 4. u. La her an uai
addrsss, Precedent Frances Willard
taiui "rhe WORK Of tLe women IL the
most unique feature o the resent lrra.
elections. IL IL Freely admitIci that
they had muth 10 do win the
downfall Of fammany hlll-it vas
iktgtly tho casu VI TIC fauy
Huu The igof,' With 40 duuut D. 10
which came ut uueaI. In linuuis
W men vo,o by tens ~ thuusnul'i Co.
Colorado ,hr Pfobihtion parry wac
raiseI from 71l 1T The last election g.
lf1m 1000 80 lI,UJO; aud II T. the un.-
vJiHai ttstimuu1 tnat tue lttsvuct %
women NJ thu oils lea 10 a niucu larger
v.to by the men. Tue * publican
parry uid iseH damage by HH.istiug
tue Democrats u vote uOWu tie uh'
franchise melt OF women ~ hAutaFt
hut iluslta,ed it, o. gtussivu tuuucu'
uiUs by puttiug a plank 10 tue platform
IA iayOr OF woman HuiltagU VA Gale
iOruia, Idaho auJ Utsu."
Tue annual report ~ Mfp. Helen NJ.
Barker, treasurer showed that tnu tr'
usipts 0i the year were s.b,UiD.U.; dis.
buteumontt O,835.u7.
Inc rep ., oi tue corresponding sec.
Rotary slated that while nearly MI
churches, missionary anu char nblr
suufetus mourn VI, hcit iu iiuuucr nu4
tue clnst quent Gripping II tntif wUfb,
the w. 4, 4. u. comes to It's annual
meeting win Increased mUmbtrahip,
vVety uill paid AMI a more comforting
balance IA the trunuiy thgu any PIE
vious Year shown, The report cum
rIugut; eve have now a following OF
between ilu,uUu anu 6lU,Uuu.n
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wInnIpes,. naplI.m ol DO.

WINNirEu, Nov. lG-Winuipog
had serious baptism Of nfu between
midnight sud o o'clock. No ices thAn
iye alarms have boon turned 10. Tue
Western Canada biook, corner OF Main
street anu PORTAGE avenue, was
destroyed ana stores underneath, oCuu.
pied ~ Wright Bros. 4 Mitchell, drug.
gisls, were burned out. LUss, SIS, 900.
Tue Grand Union hotel auu several
stores anu hCutes adjoining were
burned. The nro then crossed tho
street anu consumed large ware.
house NJ Mefrick, Anderson n Co.,
tiiled with valuable stock. The ioss IA
this connection will exceed sl.5. 900.
THIS iite Is supposed 10 have been la.
cendiaTy.
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4 somnsmbuiI-t G,t- 1"ta iaiVs
0uriug ~ Ntgn,tI Walk.

4 sonnusubutI-t Hst- aUto - iatVsr
"nrtug ~ Aign,iI NHth.
BUsruS, Mas.., NV. 10 -dOIace l..
CoOmus, prominent Cambridge man,
Was .uuuu up 10 Ills ugca IA On
CHARLES ryer flats, last night. lie
owes his liir 10 twO stone caters em-
plUSeI near tue river While pass n
ny thuy cav an oujurl wuicu lhus sup-
posUu was zeal. The men watched
tho object a wuile anu pfutty sum D,
BEGAN waving its arms williy anu
turning iiH hoad atUund, Ihu meu
were startled 10 lhttr discover mufv
clearly tnst tho "svu," was a man. Al
that could be seen wcfu his aims aud
head aud he war making tho most Of
his uncOmiOft tble pUaiiion ~ attract
attention. A uumtsr plnnka were
utcuted aud ny forthcoming tne Hats
the men inaliy rescued CoomUs aud
hllsd him ashore. C)Umus 10 SOM
Amuulist nnd whom he reached tie
hospital he recovered CONSEQUENCES.
Tue last hu recalled was retiring lest
night ana canuOt explain how hU gOt
our Into the nveL
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The U. z. Reeeiyers Sued.

II. q. Shurllin JL has brought suit
in the TnirI District court
against the receivers Of tue Uuiou
pacino Railway company, claiming
damages for the killing Of J IS sheep
by train Of tie Defendant M Wyo.
ming. ItisHll,gel that az the Ioiut
where the slaughter occurred there
was not prop teuce, aud uuler the
Wyoming statute applicable 10 tuUn
cases, thp paiutiiI asks lot damages lu
Iouble the value Of the sheep, amount
ing, IN all, 10 s5sa,
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81. PAU. - 10 fac m tier OF
TIE Oy..u Buur. hlu uuI 10 ID
Nurhtr. railway c4mv Ul 10 bee LraIu
tuI. afternoon tel. e. Jud 81 sauua.u
ui thv 4 .urI q .,.,s cifuuIl cluf. %.
tw,up o.. IS, 1913 sul Juty 1874
w, Ofe au 7u1u IIvutturi s. a-s-,-
o'', sII i,4 up,fa.tus 80 N.u. b, li...-
tsl uud tiN.- huuu .t S. %. II2,
mHtiuy Ud hlg Cd sl,Jj5.5-i tul
q4ratiuu faced w Nuu.utE tsv
i,C.ivtr % the Uuuu Poe uc
may lc permitted 90 fruuuuC0 ga
cease to cumI.y viii ih, ,ctm- .f tue
contract bttWtuu tue UuiI4 Pacific
10 Oregon Suurt Liu AMI Va.
y rtnut w wuicu tpr Jain P,uint
uuuufIu. q 10 u.Y tuu uyiriruty uI iur
% rlUu allu LHuu, Judge JUruisi,
nia tur iu uunuovty, zoe mmrnus Una
Tic contract w HuuulitI sui uu appeal
Aas taNuu 90 m the trulmUudAIlU s.
judge Kelly, OF On,h b., appeared iuI
tne receiver Tor thu Uuuu rtu.dc aud
Wius'0w PigrUv, of Sew YOra, i5f tue
npi ella q.
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Is INNS do Ind oh n!

Tho hearing OF tho oNo againns
Llzzlo Dlyal, with "Msdame" Lo
drande us prosecuting Witness, charged
wi,u assault and disturbing tho peace
ON franklin avenue on November 7th
concluded before Commissioner Me
Nully alter tue NEWS weat 10 press
yesterday. The matter was conducted
uonini closed dOUrs, the DEALS being
- iiipy mat the court considered pun-
llc morality required tlsy ba not GU.
tered Into IA pubic. Alter bearing
hlth sides n hao OF 50 anu costs,
amounting tu : T. ia all, was imp0sru.
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SUPT. BYRNGo TO BLAME
For The Corrupt Condition Of The NV
York Pole DEPARTMENT


INV YonK, Nov. 10. - Senator
LeEUw, ouaum m o the Senate inveit.
gatiug committee, has expressed sur
prite ~ statements r,pytI,d TO have
been made to the JUROR cjuutol Tor tho
COMMITTEE, that the Registrations Tor "A
total Reorganization OF tho police DO.
partment would be tho te,ul,s OF the
committees investigation. Nit. l. xow
said tue testimony was not ali iu ytt
anu tbs committee hHd not decluuu
wat legislation ~ fecJmmunI.
DR.. Pakhutet made nj lakewood
this remark about Superintendent
Byrue!
"My experience with tho police de
pariment anu more especially with
supL Byrntr uuring tne past three
years has proved 10 mo that, as n moral
factor, no tnan more perfectly or mora
lngoLiously cmuOdies tha spirit wnicn
makes tbs police department tue
visci0ua anu toutciousless thug thR.
II u tnan he. lie has been tue OK.
ecutive head duriug most OF that
time anu II IL under him that II hns
reached thp acme - undn Clip iuu anu
kuAvcfyl that has teen deuiuustfntu4
10 characterize It. ByTnts has done
just enough work, when Il served hi.
purpose 20 10 do, g. SHOW his capacity,
but has bceu suiiicienIIy chaTy IN the
exercise VI that capacity 10 convict
himself either OF Indifference VI Of
ctiminaiity.
When asked n he believed Superin.
teudunt by tnts wuulu Ittipnlt. m tie
head Of tue police department, De-.
pafkhutst said!
mo, not until he IL compelled TO 20
SOP
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ing over $4,000. 900 to thu ntr, All OF
whOm nave II been found.
81 thuu INT Of mat c0uutulilN," snii
Mas Mariner to reporter. 'l dom,
know but What ! dreamed o b. /
learned that tho Ieai millionaire was
William sinclair, an iron manu- ut.
tutct. Yes, | uDudtted Ovtrit gteat
dtaI, uut I 4uh's reCDilcoi that 1 WtUte
Anything Of ittll my mother talked
mucu 10 ut It,"
a W, e. after the conversation quoted
ucuurf1 Mrs. MAriaer stsf#I ION
her sleep ~ Ca tad, onu uip ht. 3 o
uHI hsR,d strange Voices ciunE to
htL
"Alcs sinclair, &c. up,n they
seemed 10 say. "N bio are tue heir VI
W,iIiam sinclair Ui u l.m ITu.p
% .iug - plun woman u q nktr
tenet The wa Iuzz cI. size Muly
fastened 10 her uHagutyf's uUue 10
BrUlklJ Together tHuy became
nNatt Ul tue wunuuuul lnuuUm, uU
tunt nad &. cured. They began 10 Iu.
quife 40 ut tots deau NiiHm ru.
~. r, uiiii8haitt, pud WtIiu g. hi.
iaWy Baron huu Wilder 81
baltimore, an ~ he Uttout1Is.
rury learned that ho hau been
liviug Win his tuirl wife when u,
.tuY aud tnata Fio4,r,k sinclair We
mentioned iu us wi. llis Two
Am iicAn wives, one OF wuUm was
Niles RJ-alie Periaii, u Il hiEn iamuy
/ .cesOnvllie, tia., be-. 10 he mat.
iird htf, auu unv o Ltf Mis-. Phoebe
sinclair Ui Baltimore, nad brgua "a
cObtrst over the VIII. he uau lar. e.
interests 30 the brooklyn GH una
Light company, the BauluO.e Gas
Lt4ut company aUu iu d simuat cou 10
puuy ~ Citv,auu. Me. Mariner has
tr1aintI cuua,el anu viii attempt "
fU,uCt ncr risut-.
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The Joint building has not up to the
present been Illuminated with eiuc-
,ucity there having been osyeral un.
.yrsron amt II In said unavoiihble
utchys and delay Ia complying vita
no contract. City oihoiais la tho
ullliug wa, have icon DONG uiguE
work have done 20 by the ann u..ut
90 candles uud kerosene lamIs. Tho
rusuiar tysivm IL IN claimed viii W
"a. IN Optfatilu tomorrow uigu.
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Bessie V.Tyicr THAN ruins bro gh.
atuI. lor divorce 80 tue Thiri di. ttic
c.uit agaiast her husband, J. W. Iy'
Icr, Oh tue efoun - Of uoseiiiou tnd
allure 10 giovI-o.
rnv mtini. oto.k place OF snahom.
isn, Hu." Wl.hlu.tp ON Novom.
uts-s 1850. lHJa uBry Of the olil".
lUgsv.r Iu.y rmYv o. tIie Cist
1 .uiu SOy muur 1891 TYLER su. o.
81 u.d hi. Ni.ynuI uur siucc Wtuu1
nr.ltC,i g. lrYvIuu lur htr iuv
dozen ant iu 10y u.u "a railroad rr.
D ,of, asuIu Do stated, about 20
Iut rIurtu.
:. E.Datmcr 10 Sir, Tyler. attorney.
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DEPARTED IN YOUTH.
llrber Nicholson dies From Iuilrics
Received while Playing Football.

This morning tNov. lJ.hJ Hebcr
Nicholson, SOU Of John aud Miranda
G. Nicloison, departed this life, after
"a brief dlnrss. Tho exciting cause uf
his trouble WAS an injury ho received
two weeks ago lust Tuesday, while
playing football. II resulted Ia blood.
poisoning, which passed bryo the
control Of the surgeons whp attended
him, and the und came nt O.il today.
Tue deceased was born 30 salt Lake
Guy, August -, la.s, aud lao wa-
lhr toiufo ia his rIghtrrnth year. tie
was huuesf, truthful anu Intelligent,
always msniicstlng IL strong Tepug.
uanco 70 anything In tue nature D.
n,isrhood or deceit His faith ia tue
Gospel was unqualified. His dcpaT ufs
10 urcply mourn,d by the brfuaveI
family and itionds. The funeral scr.
vice viii 10 COZ Quoted 40 the family
IL sidrnce, NJ. 30. west North Temple
street. AZ ~ nO0u on Sunday, Nlvem.
Der lSgh. Fnenls Ol tho family aro
Invited.
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Twomalcy aud Guardian"

In the probate court yesterday after.
noon IL. NJ. Twombley, by his ut.
t5rHey, J. NJ. Hamilton, flied a petition
astiug that Attorney Farley l..
Williams be dismissr a. "guhrIian.n
The petition contains several uligsu.
lions beginning with a citation 90 the
tlluCt that rUmu timu Ia 1891, eiilaut
owned ~ shares of CHINA aad japan
rrAuing Cpuphuy's stock, the par
value NJ which was sll,iJJ. That
plalntiil Informed BpJlluul that taid
stock VAS iluctunting Ia value an
asked hlm % dispose OF some, which
ne neglected lU do. A. "A iurluur c,us
Utuction petitioner svg. up that he lu.
nefi,cd nom Mfs. W. HI. Foyg, Of NV
York cltJ, Tie sum ul $4,000, Wuirt
respondent failed 10 collect NJ IA,
pro ~ time, thereby damaging pe,i.
toner M the sum of $500, Wuerriolf
ihr removal OF Mr.. Williams N pruyr
To all the above Attorney William
uHs filed a geae' al denial, anu iu ad D.
don sets up that tue Chiua aud lapat
Trading company STOCK never was
under his control, but is held In New
York city.
lwomuleY Is about 63 years n age,
anu Alr. Williams WIS appointed IN
'sulrdlAu" ON u. count Oi tue ptti.
IOuot's d.ssolute habl,s.
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INV YoRIS, Nov. i0.-A special 10
the Word r0lh BuenOs Ayre, say;
SOiulrrs patroll the strte,e anu con-
nict Il exp,cte ut any moment
President Saenspa has written his
TragnAtIcn la. has not presented II yet.
a committee Of c0Dgr,sumen waited
on him asking him not to resign anu
Offering uim tho support OF the mpJ0t.
ny In congress.
Rlca IL consolidating with his friends.
IL 10 reported that the troops In the
garrison are likely 10 SUPP OFT him.
Ibe vice.pTesllent has presented his
resignation.
The new ministry threatens to re-.
VI u.
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DANuEnOus TnAnPS
Ihoy Heat I've Ntciims tuta Insensi.
hititN Rnd Noh fhtm.

biii,s Rnd Hob Eh,m.
TOLLE,IOS, Ind, Nov. l6.-rhree
tfAmps wa have been camping on tue
river bank two miles east " here,
oenrly billed August Berger last night,
because he would not give up MS
money. The fellows went u his house
aud asked Tor something u eat. White
ho was PREPARING tue meal one o.,
the men slipped behind hun anu tied
nm manu- anu foot, while tho Others
beat him Into inscnHlbllity with heavy
oIubs. ruey then fausackel tue house
aud found $40 Ia tbs bureau drawer.
Acr ~ tue road from Berger lives IA
widow by the name o Mary FligraL
Sne henrd tbs NOISE anu the old man's
cries, She went 10 the door aud
reached there IN time t1 receive a
heavy blow over the head from a club
m the hands Of ouo OF the ttanps.
rhe fellow maltfcated tue woman
snamefully aud took $40 from her.
Alter the men He'd Berger craWled TO
tue house OF neignu0r whom he
begged TO notify the oiilcets. The mnu
fefused. Berger was seen by party ol
hunters anu they sent word 10 Ham.
mEud. Physicians dressed tbs wounds
VI the man aud the woman anu say
they may result fatally. A search has
Uuen instituted Tor the tramps.
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AIcHsoN, Kaus, Nov. l0-Be.
tween 4:3J anu $3.50 this morning an
unknown negro entered the homes o.
iour white women liyIug Within -four
docks Oi each Otner ANA outraged
,hem. The hand was evidently &C.
quainteI with tue habits of the male
luiks, who were absent at the time.
rhe victims are Mic. Michael Cal, ,
Miss Rosa Cain, Me. drossman anu
Mrs. Bpujamin PHsl0p, Searching
parties are luukiHg or tho negro.
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WIN mE I.ILLrp mIn.
Statement of whitworib, who Shot
Chancellor Allison.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. TO-
George Is. WhitwOtth, clerk and
master Of chanoeTy court, WHO shot
anu killed Chancellor a llls1n WeInes.
day, Ia stiil alive, out cannot recover.
la thb anlt-mlftem statement WHIT.
worth sage that beiOre Judge Ailisyu's
nrst election as chancellor, the latter
told him that lao would not appoint
him uuiesu ne agreed TO divide the Ices
ui tue Uilior. Thir, WhlIworth says,
he agreed 20 do, anu Ia addition,
loaned TIC judge $4,000, He says he
eudpavoTcd 10 yet Allison 10 secure
himself aud protect his bandsmru, aud
when he learned that Judge Allison
would not agree TO settlement, ho
determined to kill him.
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NEW Yomi, Nov. lB.-luiial trad.
ing generally reelected lower values
sugar mauo "A gainOf but quickly
r,csded /; Pacific Mai advanced
Uuuer the influence OF good tuyiug,
,ugar rose rsanzng sales caused a
reaction o. In the latter ptrt Of the
imation. Declines recovered Ia
Manhattan; ~ Oregon Naylga on.
lghacco, after gaining 4, broke - TO
6O4
a Ter l;45 the general market reacted
S@l per cent. Alter delivery the
inarget Improved aud closed firm.
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NEW YoRK, Nov, l6.--An assocla.
ton VI vaudeville managers o.
America, consisting Of managers ~
different cities has been i0rmeI 10
oonuol the vaudeville Interests OF the
country. IL VIII soon be incorporated
Ia this state. The iifst formal step In
the movement was taken some wtekt
ngO when number Of vaudeville
managerr, including Harry HinoL o
this city, James j. Butler, Of 81. Louie
NJ. \. Rubint0n, OF Buniio, Frank
Donaldson, Of Cleveland, anu oihefb
met at the Gilsey House. A committee
Appointed GA thai day reporssd al a
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Tnls afternoon Chipi Justice Merits
maize tue tuulIinu o,drIG
Ia ttc ca o o, yh1a r. ba4e 81 OF vs
ihu r.. g. SuHh Prutius CO. the
Ur..ra, G. iui ,.m-uthi pos ulIu--
% NUcuIJA SAs vAtgniud tiil NuV.
-i.I.
AIM, N.Wrcltri " WIN. H.. Wac .
lrj .iyUtou Dgcf,u sr.n,,u ~ u,-
IauIt,
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DruS's CASE.
continued to the HrginniuE of Nex,
Mouth.

CHICAGO, Nov. -presidont Dsbs
ana Secretary krliher, VI tho Amcrl.
eau Railway Union, appeared before
Judge GrOsscup u the United Statts
District court, today, 10 lead 10 the In.
uiotmeuts against them i.F cons ifacJ
Ia connection with tue great railway
strike. owing 10 tue Au-ruco Of Juu. e
Wood the case was con iuued TO De-
cembef an, wnen tue arguments Of the
defense TO quash the Indictments viii
be heard. Should the mOuon 10 quash
the In liclments ue oveuuled, one Vi the
defendants, probably DeDs, viii be
selected Tor trial on January Oh.
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Fought Like old Women. A"

james Kelly, an irsh stone mason,
and J, $. MaIt.n, a miner OF unRuow
nuuylty anIeCedcnts, loadel up with
he ardent TO-DAY aud Engaged Ia o.
personal encounter. A youthful pusI-
ust vino saw the sbl-to declares al IA.
men fought Ike couple VI Old wOme q,
aud tue slignt scratches on their sct
indicate that the stu gle was not e.
very severe one, Toy were both fIr
into the cooler, however, aud wht o.
they come out u will be " fac Justice
saith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16

SHANuuAL Nov. lj.-A dispatch
from Iuuu King (1hu iliug) pys tuc
vicvf0y OF hzscuugn, (7schuuu,l uns
been aTrtstui upon ord T. rom Ftkiu,
charging him with numbering "a Tar.
tar general. The crime D. said o. have
bceucommitled IA order 10 cover ouOt-
NOUS PUBLICATIONS Ia tue provincial nc
counts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16

Against the Attack on nm tuEiish
Hhtp ~ ~ Peruvian FORT
NEW YORS, Now 10 "A special 10
the World lromNaiparaisV, Chile, says;
rne British minister u Peru nRs
nsked for hslpand has protested against
the attack ON the BRUSH ship Siren at
SalavUri early tuis mlnlu. The Peru
Wan government claims II IN MT re-
sponsiblr,as the rebels were the attack.
sp. The British minister Is said to
have threatened 10 leave, going aboard
u war ship.
A Brush squadron 10 expects d
shortly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16

NEW YogiS, Nov. lB The directors
OF the sants 10 railroad met todsy
anu elected 4. A. Osbltbt, rx.gUvci.
moro Kansas, aud n. n. Duval, pre-
sidunt o. tho Florida Central road,
directors, in the place VI Edward VIII
der aud T., |. BDnulraKr, resigned.
Adjournment was taken until nrxt
week, when Is. Il. Cheney IT. pfoba-
bly Will no elecluu chairman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16

MINIATURES, Nov. 10 - lue steam.
er " stut a.. Osues auu her c1usor
7an Diego, cIal srtu iuf Chtca G.,
hie abuofu ~ st. Ffaucis, Just uOtth Ui
this ci,y. Tug. are wutbinx on tue
WisrIH.
TITO steamer Oadcs ahd her c1nsHtt
Sau Diego have been telust,d anu
tuWUd mt puIt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16

NEw YoRil, Nov lG.-In an inter
view John A. Norris states that the
prospects Tor racing In THIS country In
the immediate iuGure arc not bright,
lie sRys:
"ltacing Is killed In this country
anu will not revive for twenty years
Morris Park IL not likely TO bold n race
meeting, but IL open Tor engagements
from thewild West shows or any other
outdoor sports. The club house anu
grounds are monument TO a muuumeI.
tai idol who built on the sanuD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16

LONDON, Nov. l0,-Mgil alvioes
rom wiIu, East Africa, dated the
middle Oi OcloUer, say sharp fighting
has taken place on the llama river
between 700 SOmnlis aud five
Europeans accompanied by twenty.
hye natives. Many sOmalis were
killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16

spRiNUFiELp. o., Nov. 10 49, IA mas
raggHtI, . luiiauapUiis, chairman VI
he ID Democratic state GENITAL commit
Tee. slate TO-DAY ths, Benjamin Ham.
sou uuqlesIlOnnbly would hu thu can
didatu i0r nomination ~ PRECEDENT
lie added II was Harrison Rgaiaet tho
field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16

New YUius, Nov. i5-rhcro IL
some tak o. cal, being txeuued g.
the R.v. DE- lama by the c1u.
sistufy Of ihu Fret Reform church,
BruUsiyn. The tuhtt D. now occu-
pied ny the r. v. a. W. Mills who has
hton nquts,,d by the memUers VI the
cJLHist,ry 10 ftnig
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16

BWsruL rcnn, NV. 10 -. T..
Cmudaii PRESIDENT ot tie NauIuai
bauk OF Johnston CITY, wa. arrested
today by United STATES Marha Clu.
d3i, on a wit charging him win MAKE
inK ial'o stntumuuts ~ ~ two toudiiI. "a
he bank. he WAS frlva.ti uu or
50 LUJl bail. Tue bank lal.rd svycgsl
4hJH ago.