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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-03
HIDING IN san RAPHAEL.
Report That The MufdeIeTs OF Sheriff
Burns Have Been Located.
Provo Attorney Negotiating with
thr officers Go Gis' ghrm Ja--
what Deputy Norreii says.
Specialize me NEWS.

Special % me NEWS.
Provo, Nov. 3.-Deputy harahal
Nofroil has returned from a two weel,s'
hunt IN the San Raphael country, Tor
kUiilfd anu Nickel, the muriefcrs Of
sheriff Burns. Ho IL satisfied that
they ate siill Ia that county, aud has
Information which ma ~ him certain
that the rumors In regard to the escape
Of the criminals TO Wyoming o. Mexico
are entirely untouuded.
While he did not succeed in locating
iheir hiding place he learned that they
have been In communication with a
Provo attorney, through the brother
Of K1iiord. Deputy Marshal Fowler
had received confirmation from
the sheriff Of Saupete county
previous 10 the return Of Nit. Nofrell
tuat lac (NUffoil) had discovered the
hiding place Of the iugitives, Anc
wanted Mr. Fowler 10 come OF semi
officers 10 his aid. This advice, how
ever, proves to DO WRONG.
Marshal Fowler has also received q
communication from sheep man In
tue tculiOu OF county Whcfr the muir.
dcrs are hiding. This nan claims TO
know where they are aud says no can
take the officers To their camp At any
time.
No doubt after consulting Marshal
Nor oil and comparing notes IN regard
10 thu reliability VI the uneepmau's la.
formation some decision will be- at.
rived at Ms 10 what action 10 take ~
tbs capture VI the outlaws
IIuru IL No doubt about lN1iilrd anu
Nickel having communlgAt win IN
attorney In Provo, ~ hu has told Mar.
shal Fowler that suun T. tue case,
lie has advised the murJot,r- % give
themselves ~, anu claims that they
have gOOl defense. Believing that
MS advise Will be- followed he has e..
quesled the marshal 10 take no action
Ia regard 10 their capture, till his
negotiations with his Ulients urr
closed or declared OF. These iacts
render extremely probable MAJ.
shal Fuw Iof's predictions, wutuh
no hes made all along since bis return
from the unsucces trip after The
murdeters, that the officers would ~,
capture the murderer.
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.JAPAN'S VICTORIES.
Port Arthur Probably In Tho Hands
Of the Invaders.
Tho Conqnsriug lioJs Nearing Mouk.
dru, the Capital Of Man.
chufia.

wAsnisGrON, Nov. S-Tho Jap.
anoss legation uas received tue follow.
ing rable lr.m the Jspa.e.e guvsru-
muni
"ruo fret army under Marshal
l.nagela has taken Possession ct TO x
lhug reneug. Tue Chlnese bed g..
watj Matte rhg, the rust u tue
army unuer M,rshal Oyama are now
attacking Kil CHOW anu both La Len
Wal ami Port Auhur will som be
taken. rs ,ne press dispatches tie.
qurntly pfoceIe ,iilcial adyiccs, u ~
regarded ~ pJiaiuiU mat Port Arthur
nas IA feaiity fallen aud that the above
dispatcb wac written before the event
Orcuffcd. kiug Chuw Hnd Ia Lrn
Nan are oul.wOfks on Port Arlnuf,
anu tncif investment b. prerequisite ~
taxing the main works. Fuug Fang
lrhung Is stronghold on the line vi
mAfcn 10 MoukJen. its occupancy
shows how ulu q tho japanese are
urasing ~ tins Manchufian capital.
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LECTURE on COOKERY.
It win lie Delivered by Mrs. Ewing ia
the Assembly Hall un Wednus.
day Next

Mrs. Emma p. Ewing, the we'll
known teacher Of cookery, Ia Ia tho
city and will deliver free lecture ON
Our Kitchen Interests, In the Assem-.
bly, Hall, next Wednesday, nj $3.50
pm. Alrs. Ewing Is thoroughly Rnd
practically couyeTsant with her sub.
lrct anu has tue happy faculty Of in-
terestlng aud instructing her hearers.
She wus professor uf household science
for eight years at the Iowa State
Agricultural college; held the
same position two years at Par
due university, Lafayette, indiana,
aud has for eleven yetTs been supefin-
tsndeut OF the cooking school vi the
ChauiNuqua Rssembiy al Chautauqua,
New Nutk. during the Worlds Fair
Mis-. Evil x CAV asons Ia bread
maxim. daily lor Two mouths In the
Won ms building Hul Lessons ON maxi
log CUtu bread In tue Iowa state build
.ng two weeks, for which the Iowa
tie commission awarded her
nndsome god med !. The average
Oking school teacher lnuCies her
"A ission Ia to instruct women how 10
make fancy dishes that fsw people Q 10
TO ent and she accordingly dovoIes her
energies TO the accompaniment OF ia
object. But Mrs. Ew ng entertairs
different opinions on tho matter. She
takes practical view Of the subject,
and her aim In TO Instruct her pupils
now to make bread, soups, salads
and coffee, how TO roast, br0il, fry ana
stew meAts--in a word how to prepare
ia the beat anu simplest manner such
staple articles Of food as are In gen.
'6ral every day use. Ladiea who have
attended Mrs. Ewing icss0ns say they
are invaluable 20 hUusukeepers, IA she
teaches them not only now To prepare
iood In the dAintirsG anu most tooth.
some manueT, but also to eliminate
most Of the druJgery from cooking
aud make It an easy and inlolesting
and pleasing occupation
The lecture TO be given on Wednee-
day is as interesting auu instructive TO
men NJ to women AMI Il Introductory
10 a course Of eight decentralization
lessons to be given under tho auBpices
o. the womsn's club OF thle city. Mts.
Ewing II Just from Dsavor where her
Lessons were given under tho auspices
OF the Y. NJ. &. a. and the YomAn's
CLUB eompiued.
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stood ~ a distance while the Great
thfonrs scented the approaching uattlc
u the bnllO,s from aiar. On the ftract
corners aud public places were email,
medium and large crowds Of men assu.
ing the mCiits OF their party AM
friends aud doing Hll Ia their power 30
show how li'llu claim theif
opponents hal on the public
anu how, " they were succeniul,
the whole country would 70 o. tho
domrition bow vows. Turn IN what.
tUever direciioh ous would, nothing
scarcely but politics could bo heard.
Ia nvtrsa'l1u with the leaders all
expressed thtmaelvcs M being conn.
dent tina, their party-alwHys the bot
would be victorious on Tuosdny
next. There appeared 10 be- nbs'.utuly
no telitquishmcnt NJ this feeling.
While t,lking thus Mother eide VIII
apparently ri-k IL reputation by tU.
Glazing that there will boz 10 GHiliU
10 It's favor The isct u that each
Seems TO recognize In the other most
form dn bic opponent.
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&c, ulvinf ami ligltcrns company.
MIS- Olphant fub-c.iuod tor ntesn
-hai,s oi stock 1t slOl share an
khNo Wynuu check for g. s55 50
ifiWn uy Dfrxei, Morgan d O..
Wyhnr was % return the htiancr, but
ME- OuphnuQ gpi ouly SjU1. The
lm"ny wnH Go nave Offices 10 ~. 81
south street aud Mis. Onphant visited
'hg roums. They were tmpty.
Ihrfc were Ottpr lnuictmen against
Wynne lot similar crime. Wynne ~
al English civu engineer and trav, lou
ihfuuRh EurJue Ne representative Of
tue Cudy.5 .lIsuufy VIVA West cum.
nInAlIun.
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TmE NIoARAoUA CANAL.
Enough Money Secured TO 60 ga with
tue W1rk.

AhN "hAhH
New YoRK, Nov. at has been
announced by people closely connected
with the Nicaragua canal that the
Nicaragua Canal Construction COM
pany has secured enough money TO 40
on with the work Of building the canal
from tho Atlantic 10 the Pacific
oceans through Nicaragua and Costa
RiCa.
a bill has been introduced In the
state senate at Montpelier, Vermont,
10 incorporate the Nicaragua CANA
company for the purpose OF building n
canal through Nicaragua anu Costa
Rlct. Mr.. Wood, who 10 the president
Of the Nicaragua Canal Construction
company, has succeeded ex-senator
Warner Miller, lives Ut Piattsbufgh,
n, v, and the reason for the company
going 10 Montpelier Tor it, charter
seems thus TO be accounted Tor. Accord.
ing 10 the plane, ~ lar ~ can be-
learned, his new company will sue.
ceod the Nicsras IA Canal Construction
company, which mas been In process OF
reorganization. A. the office OF the
Nicaragua Canal Construction COM
pAny II was declared that nothing mr.
yet can be- said about tho Atiairs Of the
company. Mr.. Wood, who has HE
office IA the Coal exchange building,
said he would probably be- able 10 make
an announcement about tue company
next week.
Al the Office OF the Nicaragua Canal
company, wnich has the concessions
from the government for tho Territory,
where the canal will 10, II In sRil Ia,
prospects arc favorable TO building the
canal Ia snort Time.
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Re.arrrsled.

J. r. Hickman was re.arTested las
evening ON the charge OF stealing three
sheep from MATILDA Johnson. Hich.
man was arrested several days ago on
complai.t Of Mrs. Johnson, who cub
-cquvuuy stated 10 Cummissioror Nc.
Nally that she ewore to tho iulorma-
don AZ the instance Of w. J. Began,
and askod leave 20 withdraw IT, Her
request was granted anu Hicamau was
discharged, but yesterday 30. M
sworc to "A almilar complaint himesl,
When taken before Comm. sienrf
McNally Assistant County Attorney
kichnof appeared ior tae prOscuuu u,
anu asked that the defendant uv To-
leased upon his own TocOs nlzauCo.
whicn was granted.
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THEY'RE ALWAYS WELCOME.
Chief Justice Mcrrllps Little joke Took
Immensely With the Bar.

An unusually large hunter VI at.
yornsys Hooked into Chief Justice
Merritt's division Of the Third district
court soon after the doors were opened
this morning, and anxiously awaited
their turn to introduce Informal
motions, But several Of those brought
up took muon longer than had been
expected, and towards hali-past eleven
O'Clock the ju ige shut Oh oil further
corners, to make way Tor the hearing
Ia the Beck Ryan Injunction matter,
this having been specially sel down for
today. Considerable disappointment
was expressed by several Of the legal
lighls who were thus lett sin the
cold" but Judge Merritt, who often
mas relish lbio little oke 10 play on
while ON the henou, sought to console
ia IN by Temarkiug with good.
uatuf,d smil,: "COme around agaiu
gentle men, Always glad to roc any oi
YOU"
The whole bar was greatly tiokled,
anu even those who had Jailed 10 catch
the Ildgt's eye before, went away
Modified.
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nu dfed THOUSAND dollars d,aired was
subscribed. The money collected
would nave been returned q tue sub
scfibefs, had not the subscription bucks
Ueen lost. Recently three memuer Ui
the original committee decided 10 rro.
coed with the erection OF monument,
personally Increasing the subscription
to suitable sum. Rupert schmidt,
5au Francisco. Ia tho only sculptor who
modelled Grant from life, having made
n bust Of the eN. President lev weeks
PRIOR to his destb. THIS Uust 10 nov nj
tue Grant tomb in Rivefsidu Park,
New Y TX. 70 Scnmidt has been oL.
trustee the task Of preparing o. IsaIgu
Tor the monument and no he gone TO
New Yutk 10 copy tue bust ~ % yer.
sue Park. Che monument VIII be- o..
grauite aud brnnzr auI Will DO erected
VA Golden Gate para.
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Harrison spoke nrl, ny.

MuNCIE, lnu., Nov. --As the Big
-Four Hunted, which brought General
Harrison back 10 luulAua today,
crossed the STATE line at Union Cts
10 was surrounded by majority Of tue
upiulntsn. Harmon spoke buUny.
AZ Muuoie 5000 enthusiastic people
salutsd the sk.PGesluent with cheer.
He apoko twenty minutes. He alluded
To prediction madeat Evansville that
Germany would lind something tho
matter with our pork auu cat (which
heslid had proven true as Tar a. cattle
was concerned. From Munciu the
party was taken 10 Newcastle.
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mn noyAs wILL RESIST.
France Preparing for uostiiiiiss on
hadaE hscar.

PARIS, Nov. 3.-The French gov
eminent has received n dispatch from
NJ. LemieTe Duvilliefs, special envoy
sent TO Madagascar with the ultimatum
OF France 10 tie HOvA government,
announcing that no LETT A ntAnafivO
October 20, without receiving reply
Oi the HOva government 10 the French
demands. Immediately after the
French government receives a direct
dispatch from NJ. Lemierr Devillietp,
giving the final result Of bis mission,
necessary proposals will DO submitted
10 the Chambers, Little doubt exists
now that the Hovas Intend 10 resist
tho demands OF France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-03
ron anop ooyrmNnENr
Iu,,susa alton OF ,he municipal Anair,
of Toledo,

81 Aulouut
TOLEDO, o., Nov. G.-rhe continued
agitation Of municipal affairs In this
clly has NJ last borne ifuiL A number
Of leading business men Of Toledo met
last night NJ the chamber Of c1mmoTce.
IL was stuT chamber setting aud the
results Of the meeting were secret, but
enough leaked out IN Indicate that
radical action had been taken. A
mt mOer OF the original good govern.
meut committee Ut New YORK was
called Ia as advisory counsel anu will
direct subsequent eveute.
some OF the leading attorneys Of the
Gig viii have charge OF the inyesli-
CATION which viii he conducted RftrT
the fashion Of tho LeXOw committee,
and sufficient funds 10 carry on the
investigation OF all the city depart.
mUnts rs now IN hand,
"rheTs viii DO no delay on that
score" said one OF thu committee.
"Wc viii show where 10 1000 II the
tpXpayofs' money has gone into im-
proper channels, anu the result VIII br
surprising to all but tho guilty. IL
VIII involve menHnd transactions now
tu puse1 10 be above ropiOsch."
Tue Investigation VIII be u0u.parl,-
snu and Will begin Immediately after
election. An effort VIII also he made
90 secure q new city charter anu Rb0l.
ish the present System VI local govern.
menl.
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NOTHING But POLITICS.


Tho political pot lie fairly slmmsring,
At no time since tue opening Of the
present campaign has tns question Of
politics been 50 earnestly aud warmly
discussed o. IN this city today. The
temperature In anu about the head
quarters Of tho respective parties was
80 decidedly tropical that none bu, the
oldest aud most uncOmprOmisiug p0li.
ticians cared 10 lingvr within their
confines.
Th.a who had buslnean TO transact
with tuo committees did what tury
had - do and wlthdrsW. Noylceg
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NEW York, Nov. 8.-Slock market
opened arm. Pacific Mali advanced 4,
CPusdiAn Pacific reoudou sugar
lut uut qulchly recovered tho lOts.
L " II o'clock the market was I'M
steady. Union Pacifo anu lead pre-.
pcrud advanced The market was
hrmlY held generally between II anu
lli8U. Sugar advanced rhon came
the pressure 10 sell. Oregon Improve
ment cropped p. sugar The
market closed nfm.
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WAsHINGToE, ID. o., Nov. a.
The President yesterday signed sew.
eral Ordtre Of great Importance IN con.
nection with the civil service reform
movement, making important OK Gu
slons OF the classified service 10 OH Get
not heretofore class ilsd, aud revising
tho existing ,iicatiOna IN the
branches already classified 20 40 To-
bring with II classification Of many
places heretofore excluded.
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It's The Natatorium.

In the action against David James
trieu land as yet untiuishedl In Judge
Morrlt's court yesterday, the plnintin
Ia the Old Nam,ofium Association VI
this city, anu not the present. SauitAri.
um Association with which the Messfs.
Bacon arc connected. lho title az set
out ON the original complaint was the
cause Of tho mis'descriptlon In the
neWHnnugFa
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nUsIarss nnoKEN Ur.
Manager OF Discretionary root Goes
East

PiTIsBuEG. Nov. 3. - George NJ.
IRWIN VI tne discretionary pool OF Gel.
NJ. Irwin & Co., the Target In the
city, has lrI for tho Easi. In the
recent raid ON the blind pools here thu
inns losses were very heavy. They
had over 4,tUJ Investors with deposits
trlmatcd at from Oue 10 two million
dollars. Tho dop0sitOrs today received
d circular from tho ilrm giving the
report Of a committee VI local bankers
VINO had examined the books aud
found that tbs firm were heavy
rpuculatofs IN gain for iuturo
delivery ON the Chicago board OF trade.
Iho cifcuiH. Gays the newspaper al
,acks Injured the flrm's credit, causing
q run which they trird 10 stop by
prompt payment. D,als were closed
cut which entaile1 lusa OF Sl6, 600.
They have large holding la oats which
vii! be protected.
irwin says the business will be
closed in lew weeks a. the doctors
have ordered MIN TO take n frsI.
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BATAVIA, Nov. 3.--rwo thousand
people gave enthusiastic greeting u
Chauncy NJ. Dspew Mt Batavia TO-DAY.
He spoke from the rear platform OF the
car ~ Minutes. A man In the crowd
shuulol; "Hurrah for the next Presi.
Dent" which created laughter, In
which Depow joined.
"As WIS o1ming up tho road.p
said the doctor, 81 met three prtsi.
dental candidates, Hill, Flower, and
Coohtan,gIiDg down the roa !" then he
told Of the small crowde g. wnioh they
had talked ana Of the eager audiences
ho hau addressed.
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Special tom' NEws, per D,iaa Telegraph.
OGDEN, Nov, 2.--FrAn4hu II. Wat.
son, boy about IS years old, got upon
a freight cur which was passing
through Uiaiah 'nis morning, AMI fell
1h. Hi5 left Leg was caught undvg
thu wheels and "a, Oh below the kueA
he was brought here h the Un.0s
Faciho hospital tor treatment.
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Yiglini,s Assirnne.

Il. d. Winters has brought suit
against G. T.. Pearson, assignee Of
Viglini Tor ludcmeut against the de-
PENDANTS for slog 10. mud That tho tnid
Judgment be- declafcd Hnt lien on
the properly " Niglini q CJflrss. Ais1
that the Assignment Of SAID Nigliui g.
COfInss 90 Pearson, and claim Of he
Great Salt Lake & Hot Springs r. Voc
way cumpany DO DECLARED subsequent
~ his claim.
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NOUNS rnE nEPOnE.


WAsmNuIoN, Nov. 3.-senor Galvo,
iu charge OF the Costa Rican legation,
doubts The accuracy Of tue Victoria
Jspn,ch saying that four British war.
ships were about 70 start for Costa
Rlca to "tcach that country lesson.O
MI. HalvO at once cablod his govern.
mcnt 10 learn as 70 tue alleged ssckiug
~ tue British consulate. GalvU says
there II perfect tranquility IN hls
country anu II enjoys tue diatinction OF
never having been askod TO pay Au
inuemnlty Tor an uprising. lie points
out that II is very Improbable that four
British whnhips would be- sent ON such
a mission when one could serve every
purpose. AZ the British embassy Il
was stated that Robert a. Taylor was
the British vicc.c0usul ut Puentarenas,
Costa iilcA. He reports directly TO
London, W the embassy had no knowl.
edge VI the matter.
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CnIhoIIes aan.Ing AIarm.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. 8.-The
state Baptiet convention ut Lone Oak
last night unanimously adopted
resolution expressing alarm NJ tho
power OF the Roman Catholic church
over Congteas and the federal govern
meut, aud denouncing all legislation
giving federal revenues in support OF
Roman Catholic or other seotarian
sCkOOlo,
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Jealousy iIE CAUSE
c'oTgo Kirb Wen .ds - Lady aud
ktiis ittmsetf

httis ttmsetf
CHICAGO, Nov. 3-Golrpe Kirk
smut Aifs. Florence ruuul.z and ueB
pat a ou lot iuto nls 'Nu Drain snofty
a'let miiW tns n was instantly
Killed but Mrs Schui 2. thuugn Ia "a
critical condition, bus g Chnure for
recovery. Jealousy WIS the cause OF
Tue shooting. Mrs. scnui UPON re-
lurniig mono II IA the thrAtur uunI
htk waiting Ouieiic Tor her. Whiic
her friend passed into the housu sho
remained TALKING to him. what passci
irtWeeG thum 10 not VA VII. Tnry
quhffriuI because turtr v ices were
urnri fnisu above the urdihaty tone
OF conversation. Then two Hhois rang
out and those In the niue running
uui found Air., schulz lying On the
sidewalk with bullet wound in her
ne. y. beside her lEy ,hr li0rlcts body
ofkirk with bullet hole just behind
his or.
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Today, Samuel, l2.year.old son OF
Bishop Seldom Of the Flfth ward, was
hling Shetland pony, when the
animal threw him Oh, breEEiug his
lett arm at the elbow Joint. Tue
fracture Ia a rather bad one. A surg, on
ptomptly attended the boy.
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MtNico Ct1Y, nov. B. Two vio-
lont earthquake suocks occurred NJ
i:i7 last evening with four minuttR
inturmissiou. DIfing the vibrations
the cartu SCENE rocking lito a snip ~
-ca Aud the natives YER 90 tuuit
knees IN the streets praying irantlcaliy.
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NEW YomS, Nov. 8.-Rsserve, de-
ctea- S6JU, 1925, loans, increase, g..
l.D, 700, specie, uscrease, sl5l.u " lulh
tuud,rs, decrease, S2s7,2Ou, drpJsiIs,
inclsaae, fsuy,7t0, cifcuiatiO 10 gucfcasc,
SOL bOl inu banks now hold $685.
.OL210 IN excess VI tho requirements.
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Verde Voluntary llanslauglier

The jury In the case OF Modesto
Sicher charged with tho wiliul muir
der oi Gu.saeppi Mursno, on September
23i, returned into Judge Bauch'f
court at lU;25 last Night, alter having
b en- out tweLty-uinb hours. They
returned a verdict " voluntary man
slaughter The jury hai tto.a Tor
twenty -four hours before agreeing, ten
Tor vOlugtiry manslaughter aud two
Tor murder IN the frst degree. Asthu
date for sentence Monday next has
been named.
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TUNEnAL on rnE cz,n
A Date Pisca-N wedding n rev DAYS
Later.

BERLIN, Nov. "a dispatch to the
Tdgcbldn from 81 Petersburg says rings
were exchanged yesterday between
Car Nicholas aud Princess AlIN. The
mineral Of the late ear has hueu liked
for between November 10 and Novem-
Der 20, aud the wedding Of the czat
and Princess Alix will taEo place u few
days later. IL II expected that the
czar will upon this occasion grant "a.
tenbive political amnesty.
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SAN FRANCIsoO, Nov. 8.-ihs new
Freight schedules nave been issued by
affects canned goous 10 81. Paul, Min.
uelpolis, Chicago aud common point.
Hnd has elresdy gone into effect. Tho
Tatp IN seventy cuts, an increase ui
10 cents on The 100 puunda. The other
tcuedule win so into effect next Mon.
uhy. by II the rates pfo fixed nj D
cents on wines anu brandy 10 wUnu hl
so cents ara California wines In wood
or gIRsr at 40 cents per 100 lDs.
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,wINnLnn srsrENoEp.
Ma Year. ana Hair Tor nis grim
mai iNpioit.,

mai iNpiuits.
NEW YORK, Nov, 8,-Henry
Wynue, son-in.law Of Gov. Nc.
Erely, OF Louisiana, whose swindling
exploits are known through many
uauutrits, has been eunteuoed 10 fiX
wears aud n hall In state prison by
Julge MARTIN.
Mrs. Anuie OIphaut came from
England to this county IN February,
1908, aud met Mynne through mutual
iriuudH. lie was then employed by
tho Chapman Wreuking company.
lie learned she had money aud wanted
her 10 inYeat IN tho com pany be was
then with. Subsequently he asked
her 10 "cume ln ON the ground q or" IN
new concern, the Manhattan Wreck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-03

WAsHINuTON, Nov. g. Secretary
Carlisle mas Jl-t rendered u decision
directing that the case against Howard,
Mr. Morton's ooachman, be dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-03

CALUMET, NJ CHI, Nov There
are three inches OF snow over the on.
tire upper peninsula Of Michigan. The
Thermometer stands al 10 degrees below
tue iretxing point.