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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-02
REMEDY FOR DlPHIHERlA,
The A5diCin9 Tried 10 Two Cases 10
tn City OIL Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2,-.Tho now
antl.tuXin remedy Tor diphtherp,
known us dipnIherlau, mas uoen tfisI
on two cases Ia thia CITY. Ton uuy
Walls Of the serum was received last
Ftilay by German Vice Consul Chnf.
IL. Meyer from Professor Behring, NJ
herlIu, aud al once turned over 10 the
German hospital. The mrs. case tested
was that OF Jessie Hanhey, "a girl two
nud u hall years Old, living ~ Mount
Airy. On tuesday afternoon the con.
Tent o! one OF tlu walls, . tau doso,
was Injected into the girl's arm with
Al Aspiratiug needle. The injected
serum was well absorbed, but the
dlsease had obtained too strong n hold
on the cnild's system, aud tue child
died Tues dAy night.
Physicians Interested In tho case
claim, however, that II was not n fair
test, ~ the patient was already In a
hopeless ndili0n when tho remedy
was applied.
The other case wnH that Of little girl
who had oeen subjected 10 diphthefla
Infection from tue child who died. A
smaller dose was Injected IN the same
manner In tho ohilu's arm, ami ny TO
last night she had developed no
symptoms OF the disease.
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NIo.nAar,N AIrAIns.
roncs and safety ""sinning 10 SHOW
Good IN cts.


MANAuuA, NiUar qua, Nov. Ain
an luicryieN UudeT secretary General
MAisu aaiui "rhe new interior l0su
nns seu taken by r,ai.eut merchants,
uauvu anu Foreigners. The prompt.
uess with which b. was subscribed
shows ~ iIesproad confidence Ia Pre,i-
cut y ny uni the administration Of
Dr.. Bsra, the now prem er or secretary
general. lmI uttauYua nfe gfadually
iucftamuu; iu the C1uu.o cu.tUms
house aiUuc more thal 2lU packages Ut
mrfchaudsr are being landed tom the
intt Panama and 5Au Fra CISCO seam
ua. The re- ease u tue Am rlCaus,
Browning, rai lUf anu ing atu, inn
pfisUnvu ~ connection with the
MUsquilO trouble, baH had gJgu
ti,c. IN local foreign circles.
People are Gradually becoming con.
W ced that the new NigaTzguA g..
eimr IN B usiiclis anu on thu dUIqu,u
cIast WOfSs Tor Urlvr, morality aus
public economy. Personal pro eUtiOn
AMI property gusa rites nave been
extended 10 al aud wise laws are lie.
creed Tor the q vrrnmcut of uunici-
Ualitirr. a rw line IL being iaiI
between the capital Oi the republic AM
the a tlautiu coast aud both Biuriirids
aud Gfeytuwu will a.on tr Co., direct
cattle communication via san juan DEL
sur anu Galveston villa the outside
world.
A serious clash ha. occurred ttlwuen
Wee local police itd uad Insi ITO " Ia
Rvae. More than dOzin were
w0unued, some seriously.
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Distribution of Taxes.

Collector Ls0nard has maIu the fol-
lowing Gntdoution Of taxes paid IN
during October 10 tue credit OF the
Territory, $40 1861 Territorial school
uuu, $40, 1891; city school fun,
500, 288 81; city treasurer Sai,ds2 -
lOlAI, SJl ,0Su.ll.
In AdmuOu TO these amounts hir.
Leonard has made a pas uont OF nearly
=, 900 10 tue county GlJ seyeTai email
sums 10 the tuiE.y school districts Ia
he county ON account OF their special
lgvies. ihe total TAX collections up 10
date are about 500, 900, anu are greater
by $50 QUO thAu tue aggregate oollyU,
lions up 10 Oi.Obvr 81, 1893
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PrRU's own wAns
Gueriiias Ia various Places Fave
nreu Victorious.

Gueriiias la various Places Fave
hren Victorious.
LIMA, Peru, Nov. 2.--iusincss Is ia
pHrslyto state thr0u shuut tue re-
public. Inc injury done already ~
he commercial interests u tHg C1uu.
try 10 inCAlculabie anu n win ue many
years before Peru recover. itseii nom
this warfare waich seems ~ DO H3 Tar
rom an end ~ ever.
In battle be ween government
forces Rud GueflilaH Ia fhAcu, the
after were victorious and remain IN
possession OF the tOwn. Tue loss on
10Th aluts was severe aud tue hShung
wss h.rd,
In Plmentsl, government troopa sur
prlstd rrOJYre Sem mario and MS iul'
lUwer-. A sharp hSnt onsued, IN
which the Gutril,ls we're conideraoly
w.rdeI, leaving benind several uehu
aud wuuudtd, DtsiIts lri,Oiels' Teo-
dore Semiuafio himsul. only ucoeed-
Oh W. getting away owing 30 tue sWiiI-
ures u his hone. lie tuccutlvd Ia
carrying on the BODY VI his brother
AhpiO, who was killed,
Ia tns south wnere the Guefillss are
weak, various small bands nave been
lveFtRken anu dispersed ~ govern
ment forces,
Ia Cana the 0ucrillas are said TO be
occupying thr leights snd mountain
passrr. Nj. Frye, British vice cohsul
at CmoayAl., VINO manages he Car
tavii estate, 4 one Of sumiuario's latest
victims Of robbery. The Guerilla leau'
tra sent force 20 the o6Iatu 20 demand
$3.50 tols. Mir. Frye promptly reiu1ed
10 boy Il and YVES taken 10 the prosenoe
OF IheiT ohie. Sumiuario Hpoiogl2su
Tor tuo uncorim0niUus conduct ol ME
followers hut insisted ON tne pay meut
oil the 5000 soils, which Mr. Bryo was
compelled 90 deliver.
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munnEnINe INFANts.
The Crime sRtd 60 he Common Among
- certain Class of People.

the Crime said 10 he Common Among
- certain Class OF People.
CHAITANoUGA, Tcnu,, Nov Alt 10
believed by tue Tennessee state health
board that the hotribiDle practice OF
numbering infants Tor insurance taken
gu, on them, Ia rapidly growing among
the lower classes OF tile negro popula-
ton, anu uu investigation Il now Ia
ptOgTesA which promises 10 disclose q
shocking condition Of Affairs. For n
long time the board has been closely
Watching the NOV ment OF certain H.
HufAuce companies who make n busi-
ness Oi selling risks ON the lives Of IN.
fants anu very young children, anu
they have found that the prAliCB has
become 20 general that II demands
lmmeliatu iuVe ugatiOu anu currrc.
uUn. AZ the rates on this Glaze Of life
Insurance. are very cheap, a lar 20 busl-
utus has bee done, oven among the
poorer classes, n n II II thought That n
number OF child murders ave been
the result, but because OF tho difficulty
OF Oblaiuing evidence no hpvCiho facts
have been adducud, The mnittes
which was HppOlutej 10 look into the
matter mas lust made It's report 10 the
board VI health contains such startling
mi rmation tnRl the board has seen NJ
10 RIufea circular letter 10 very city
physician In every city OF the state ask
lng investis alton upon their part. City
physician Holland, Of Chattanooga,
said that during the past lew months
many suspicious deaths have occurred
lmOng lhs infants OF the lower class Of
negroes, and for various reasons he
was confident that tho children mad
Deuu murdered for the insurance mo.
ney.
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YOKOHAMA, Nov. 2-it .. an.
uIuuctu luto that the investment u
Pou Arthur 10y the Japsne.o forces
ny land aud ia has been completed
sud forward movement & both
JAPANESE armies IN tue direction OF
Mu' Aieu IL ueins rapidly pu-ue1. a
portion ui iirld.maTsnai CDuutO ama's
'orue Will attack Kin CHOW AzJya,
which 10 occupied ny Chinese ,tU0ps.
Meanwhile General Nudssn's AZ
vance column 10 approaching Fang
Whaug, n fortified town ON ms main
road between Wiiu nni Noukdon, to
which all the Chinese troops rrtfeRted
after leaving their positions north Of
the Yalu uvor. The Japaursp expect
" deleat the Chinese At both pieces
and there uni,e their columns before
MOukden.
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RIO DE JASEmo. Nov. 2.-Pfesldent
Elect Morales has Issued a manifesto.
lie avoids the discussion Of national
politics, while strongly hsptscAting
the seotional feeling which divides the
country. He says be fsvotb M party
anu he only desires 10 rc.estaplish
peace throughout the republic. lie
will reorganizs tue iluancet Of the ma.
lion, he promises. but ia regard % the
competition Of She cabinet he remains
silent. The declaration has been well
received IA RIO do JaneiTo.
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DOING BUSINESS ILLEeALLY.
According Co = statement OF n super
Intendent VI Insurance.

SPRiN0FiELD, ILL.,, Nov 2.-rhe
following tra insurance companies
have been stated by the state .uperin.
tendent OF insurance TO DO doing busi-
ness I'm Illinois Illegally; Equitable
Mutual, state Union Assurance,
LlOyds, New YoTk and brooklyn,
Liberty LlOyds. Assurance LiOyds, all
OF New HOtk; Atlantic LlOyds, Fiiei.
ity Mutual, Builders Mutual, Germanin
Mutual, Atlantic Mutual, North anu
south Mutual, Philadelphia; Aetna
Mutual, American Manufacturers Mu.
tual, Home Manufacturing aud Trad.
ers Mutual, Concord, n. H.; Atlantic
Mutual, New jersey; GUARANTEES STU
tuAl, steelIon, Pa; Suffolk Mutual,
Excelsior Mutual, BIOS oui Citizens'
Mutual, Providence, r. l.; Patrons
Mutual, Worcester, Mace; Melrose,
Melrose, MRu.i Germania, Baltimore.
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sn1 Tor several uiuu .es uo CONVEX oI
with him In low, .tra eat tone, while
he auendn 10 Withdrew. The o. irl-
wiz &C. piled In ID CIV wOr.Haud Luut
DOWN aud kissed his fathers lip.
Then the emperor askei all the chill.
iren TO come 60 hls side. ia weak
Hut perfectly audible voice the uyiug
man addressed hb CHI dr n ard then
mixing the hand OF the empress he iUr
,ur inst time aipCo he Hines, ghOWod
.iHns Of ucep emotion. Aucr this the
C1at ~ mo sumt what more chtur.
iui and frequently M lrussoi words
" C0m Urt 10 the EMPIRES
who he'd not lot bis side.
towards 'c,ucR the breathing be-.
came more laroied and violent no VI
coughing brought on surht htm .tlEsv.
This was followed by 'aiutuuss, When
i.iH hud partially passed away tue
ear turleu 10 speak once more g. uis
nmily, but the empress, WHO eas sup.
porting nim, uid not near uiH wOfls
ami almost Immediately after ards lie
sis he'd eUriy aud cuasrI to breathe.
His end was most peaceful.
IMrEHOR wtLIrLN aJuRsB
BuHLtN, NV. . rnu impHiiai
stnnuam nuitue over thu new palace
has been hal mtHiti ab v elan %.
Emperor WilIiAm's sorrJw at the
ucath 70 the ca sd in al parts oil
Berlin over IuUlir tu4 private build
ings the German nag j. Displayed ut
bali mast. By the emp ruf's com.
mani The the,tcu have been clos, q
uld the clutt Will 80 Into m1ufuilR
Tor iYur week.. Among the po pie the
death 81 the Ieace-lOvIuE c4nr IL re-.
iuuei 10 o. a Cttas.f pHr Ut iat t.ac q.
ing cDust gucucv. Emperor william
ial . au cary call at ur itussinu tH.
uassy today ana cNliuHed his con o.
lpurV
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THE UTAH COMMISSION.


All Of the members Of tho Utah Com.
mission were Ia the city TO-DAY aud as
a result meeting was held. Matters
pertaining 10 the election were die
cursed ut considerable length and n
good deal Of routine business was
transacted, The resignation OF John
Seaman Of Wourr county was accepted
on account Of that gentleman being n
nominee for 0ilioe Ou the Democrat q
ticket. William hatoonibe was nam, =
az MT. BoRmau's successor.
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The .lnry sill Ont.

II was $3.50 yesterday afternoon
when the casu " Modesto Sichur tue
alleged slayer Of Guisseppi Murauo,
went to the jury, and court thet"upou
took two h,ufs' recess. AZ 40 10
was learned that they hal not reached
verdict, and Judge Baftch wsitoi
Around until ton O'Clock. SUI the
Jurors were celebrating, aud the Judge
Vt tnht time vent home, after direct.
ing that they uv l0ckoi 40 ail night
At soon they hal not agreed aud tho
prospect seemed Remote.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Nov The lum-
Der schooner Fanny Dutaid, Captain
Peterson, has arrived At Port blaksly,
aud reports that tue missing lvanh0e
probably SINK ON Bel TENDER 30th. The
ivAnhoe carried = crew VI twenty. t..
Guiiin was tue captain and James J.
roUObeg hnd q. IA. christensen, mates.
The passengers were Frederick j..
Grant, editor Of tue Seattle IOst'
hltslLgsncer; Allen Is. FJlger and Niss
Matte Il. BaTa aud her friend Dc.
irene Mullen, aud a st0waway, III
ward AlisTdy, who had boarded her al
san ffhncIso1.
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AMUSEMENTS.

THE FAST MAIL Go. has arrived
anu IL CHARTERED al the various hotels,
The plYy viii be seen tonight anu 10.
morrow night at the TheaIer and the
Sensational character Of the printing
should insure good gathering, par.
tirularly VA tue galleries. Lincoln J.
Carter, the author, manager, inventor
OF the sensational effects, aud actor Ia
the piece, IA n native VI Ogden, and he
expects a wkfm greeting In that City,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-02

New York, Now 2.-rhe stock
market opeu,d higher coal shares re.
corded the greatest advance; Pacific
Mail advanced :, sugsr broke 10 "
After II O'clJua sugar eassd oil q,
lul ihu general list was well he.u,
Pacific mail advanced 1 rVHctlng !.
The strength OF the Psc flo muil ID
ascrib1d 20 tue progress VI tuo nsgo,ia.
tionA with the Panama railroad COM
pauy and increased business, by res.
son Of the war between Chiua Ruu
Japan. sugar declined ], but came
iuio demand after 1916 aud advanced
I yer CUlt.
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ASSIGNEE nRIN0s SUR
To Recover Property claimed to BE.
long 90 the As.vtH

To Recover Property claimed 10 BE-
long 90 the Assets
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. "A. X,
Hamilton, assignee ot tue hadtvid
company, has commenced action
against tho MenUminuv Falls Stone
company Ani the Meromiueo Falls
Quarry company to COMPEL thom 10
uunyrr their property y him, tue
ciuln being made that the quaErles Ia
WauEushaw county owned ny those
COMPANIES properly belong Ia the
hsfrlt " the Haddgld company AMI
that they were fIau 4ulontiy conveyed
TO the corporations named. Tue value
OF the quarrios II placed At 10000,
aud thv piainuh Ia tue 6uit declares
that alter the hndfirld company hAI
rXpeadul $40 BOO IA developing them,
ana before vas Assignment ON Febtu-
AIRY l, 1880, u was incorporated, anu
that thu hAs fields were the stock
hOldsts OF the company, thus deiraud-
log the creditors NJ the Ham Id com
pAuy Ms the stone quarry property was
not scheduled Ghuug the a-suts VI that
conf any, rs II 10 olaimtd, II should
have leon, IL II claimed by Mr.. Ham
Ito thst the Hadfold oompAu, reoriy, d
no confederation Whatever tot tue
property VI tho stone company,
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ST LOuis, Nuv. 2.-PuvalB adyiccs
ir,m Decatur, llisa say l.. d. Csbnune,
a Glass y bicyolisl, yesterday afternoon
broke tue worli'. records Tor tue qu It.
tcr mile, uupAcHd, aud half a miie
paced. Hts figures hre or IRE hat
milr paced o. sc nus fiat, uf sgcort
better than a. -. ry eF'- recuta ui o J
For quarter uupaced, Csuun.'s
figures srs - seconds Hat, or better
IMAM Olto Iieslef's Worll's record =. J.
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The proceeds from the sale OF tickets
from the Powers.dJodwiu debate
amounted to something over 5000. IL
was decided tod y that on account OF
the profits being larger than expected u
minor potion Of the money would be-
given TO the Orphau's Home an Day
Nursery tne mnlur amounts going 20
the Associated Charities aud LabOrIng
Meu's library,
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On Aecoun, or tho War.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. deputy
Collector Dorsey received telegram
ordering him to allow the lead, which
arrived here eu route 10 NoRohamA via
the steamship Tacoma to 10 loaded,
not more than hall AN hour alter the
ship had ielt port Besiira her hold
was filed with other cargo. Tue tele-
gram from the treasury department
ordered that hereafter no ifoight CON
sigued to the Oflent snail be stopped
unless the custom officers are certain
OF 10 oontTabaud VI war Tue luad was
consigned - the American Trading
company OF Yokohama,
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500 shares Of $50 escbi subscribed D..
follows: II. 3. Jo'eph, 400 shsreti
Abe Hanauer Jr, one share; Eman.
uei Kahn, one share; Josiah Barnett,
one share.
II. :. joseph 10 president, Abe Han.
nuer Jr., secretary and treasurer, aud
these twJ with Emanuel Kahn c0usti.
tute the board Of trustees. The new
concern Is tho successor q the OLD
business mouse known az the Lacc
House, carrying on business nl l22
Main street
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate Of Robert simpson, deceased.
Ofuer for sale Of real estate aud person.
ai property MADE.
Estate Of Morton w. Cuttis, de-
ceased. Hearing on petition for
letters Of decentralization, Margaret a..
Curtis Wilson was aupoint u almiut-
tratrix on filing $500 oud.
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nUHI.uD 10 lIIE GROUND.
tho scanlid gives way aud LaboTsrs
AFe IUiured.

NEW YoRK, Nov. "A scafioli
suspended under tne root Of tho ERIE
depot train shed In Jersey CITY fell
Today and xix VI eight men al work
upon It were hurled 10 the station
platform beneath.
Two succeeded In catching hold OF
one OF the roof girdoru and saved them
lulve.
John Hume and Stephen Dlelz were
40 bgdly Injured internally that their
recovery IL doubtful. Others injured
ate: John Costello, George Steady.
Charles Rjcky anu Cornelius Mic,
Phillips.
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nsbsr. ]. aud asntry.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. The star
attraction Of tue season Ia this city Tor
no lovers OF pacing was today's race
between Robert J. 2Ol anu John II.
Gentry a.Jyg At Oh Pa. Breeze track
,or purae Vi $4,000 El Geers drove
Robert J. anu McHenry Gentry. BE.
ore the first heat R0uuat j. sold iOt
Sa5; Gentry for Sl2. Gentry took the
lsad and neld ~ quarter. Al the
halt Robert j, was a head In front and
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HEAVY naOHINERY.
TO lie Used on the metropolitan Ell"
Road. chicago,

Road. chicago,
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Whas is probably
the heaviest single piece Of machinery
ever moved through the streets Of chi.
cago l. now On route from the Chicago,
Milwaukee & B.. Paul tracks to the
new power house Of Metropolitan al"
ROAD, near Van Buren, Ald Throop
streets. IL il One o, the high dynamos
which IL to furnish the electric power
By which the ROAD will be operated. 1t
consists OF large steel shalt twelve
teet long, with crank at either eui,
carrying on II ths tremendous core
around which the wire Will be wound
TO maks the immature. The weight U,
the piece In fifty tons. II was made Ia
Milwaukee anu brought here ON a car
specially constructed iJr the purl ose.
IL was received at Anu street Tues .Ay
morning aud placed On rJllura rimllar
g. those employed In moving houses.
Relief cTewa work night anu day AT
the aud now have tue mammoth
Rflairas tar as Madison street. 1t viii
probably take another Jay ~ complete
tue task OF getting II 10 l.a destination.
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lnpOrtant School Meeting.

The committee consisting OF Com
missioner Lewis, Prgalaent ralma. G.,
superintendent ID, Il, Allen, anu su
puFiuIuuIeut Curis.lansnn, which waH
appointed ~ recent meeting o. tht
county supeTintendeutH OF the Terri
tory, 10 formulate high school cJuFs,
Tor the district schOols OF Utah, wiz b,
held at the Universally building tOnoT
row al II O'Clock,
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Utah Shirt Factory.

Another meritorious homo industry
recently started, Is the Utah Shirt
Factory. q. g. II, Wells and n.
Nelson are the prOprieIors, and the
factory Is located Ia the Galena block,
corner Of state and Second south
streets. Silk, flannel aud white suirls
are made to order anu satisfaction 10
guATAnInnI.
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increased the lraj 10 "a length AZ the
thrco.qnsr'or poet and won the hest by
TWO lengths.
To the aecond heat Robert was
never h,aied, winning by i've lcDgths;
time &l2I
The Face 2.09 class was won in three
SRA 'ut n'ats by AEole; time 2.lClj
.:lDti 2.lt, 2:Ug.
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PE,uLIAH ACCIDENT.
ny witch Joseph napp Was stabbed
Through tue Heart

TusCJLA, H., Nov. 2.-Nhile as.
couuing ,ne stairway icaiiug from his
cellar last nigut, Joseph Happ Tell In
tuch manner that large butcher
kui'o ho was carrying In hie hand
entered his left sldc. The blade peut-
tfatoi nis heart. Happ's iather
arrived soon alter aud charged his sons
wife with murder. So ,xcitei dii he
Lecome that he ran the woman In the
fields, Ia his efforts To kill her.
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AJArANTsE DEFEAT.

chinese Paper, Record victory Win
Iuss 60 the Enemy.
SHANGHAI, Nov Native papers
announce that Chinese troops have
reIakvu kilnen Cheng after heavy
lighting. Tho japanese are said 10
have been driven out Of that place
with loss NJ 5000 men. 10 Ia reported
On good authority that tho japanese
ats leavi 3 Port Arthur aud vicinity
aud are proceeding 10 Join the main
body Of japanese troops marching
upon Moukdcn.
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Armour d Co., ne no ~ lure MS
books 10 reiuts the Chsfge' Of iraudu.
ieut returns on Olr0uargafiue sjl
The action was br ht by T. H..
Ksarns, collector OF internal revenue,
VINO wanted to obtiin evidence ugains.
The retailers.
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Land Office.

The following filings were made
In the local land ofllce under date OF
Nov. .:
DAVID HaiyhL Of Cedar City, home
stead entry Of the south half OF the
northwest quarter aud lots 3 anu q,
section 2, TOW nhhir ~ south, range 10
west, cOntainin 1915 Acfea.
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The trial VI the case OF the salt Lake
Sanilarium ASSOCIATION Va David
Jlmes, which began yesterday morn.
Iug, was resumed before Jury. The
faols Ia 1ur Gaze woTei reported In y.I-
turday's NEWS Tue plaintiff claim
from defendant the sum OF SO, 900, lar
alleged breach OF contract, Rfislng OUT
VI the laying OF certain pipe 10 con
gey mineral water flOm the vicinity
oi the Warm Sptugs 10 the sanltarlum
building on west rhlru South street, IN
this city, The bearing Will occupy
Tue entire day, n not longer
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CISoiSSATG, Nov. 2.-Misi Louise
YUuuR WAS today granted u divorce
aud $40, 900 alimJny from General Hal
e. Young. General Young Is In Paris,
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WAsHISGToN, Nov. John W.
Buuu, Fourth Infantry, has been de-
,ailet as Indian agent at COlville
agency, Washington.
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Before Judge Merritt.

Tho ruyoiuol matlers filled up
Judge Merrit's hook Tor today;
MlsCELLANEOus.
In the case u the Union Pacific
railroad TO. vs. Flank Bascom Of al,
an order was eugor5ii by consent, con.
,iuulug thr case tar the term,
Mason & 90. W Frank Hsnkel ct nj.
Judgment was entered or the plaintiff
ia tbs case, by agreement, for the SUN
u 500 aud cUsts.
Joseph If. Erlcbslu, u Russian,
now ru-iding la salt LAKE county, was
admitted 80 citizenship. HIS Witnesses
were Oscar HJungberg anu Leo Hal.
HtTum,
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KILLED iIIS rARrNrn
No Proyocauon Known tor tue IIor-
Ftbis Decd.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 2.--Wi,hout
ANY known prov cation William Gipps,
a railway car Inspector, shot his mother
10 death aud fatally wounded his
father today. lie escaped.
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PlTTsBuBu, Nov. 2.-Juuge Bun.
Ippton Ina tue u. S. district court, hup
deciued that o. b. Clark, ggent Tor