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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-19
EdwIn naolh nemsmbored.

BALriMORE, Mi, Nov, ly.-Edwin
Booth viii not DO forgotten Ia tue state
vi his birth. In the court house at
BelaiT, near whore ho was born Is a
handsome painting OF him presented
10y the people VI Hartford county. Ca
his birthday, Charles H.. Ford pro.
sented 10 tue city OF Baltimore us n
IN filment OF tnv wish VI Ms father
John 4. Ford, painting Of Booth as
II inlet. 10 represents the tEagedian nj
the age Of 30 and II was gwen q plaou
IN the reception room at the city hall.
La prsstnliug b, Mt FuTd mentioned
the mct mat tue HauO0l room Of
Booth boyhuou, the cellar IN which
no and john Sleeper CLARK gave their
nrst porlo nance as toys, anu the
dWsll,ug IN which he cOurieu his frs
wife we're but a lew s,rls from the
city nail, while the ,hoayrr IN whicu
ME intner and no bad won masy OF
their greatest tfiumpha was directly
across The street,
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Pnr wore, and rnrIIy.

CLEvlLAaD, Nov lD-rhe open.
ing session 0. thu W., q. a., U. 90 .Fun.
lion todAy was not % well attended a.
previous sessions, Alu. Harry Il.
Lowell, ot Massacnuletts, reported ilr
the department VI mercy aud spoke
apainrt tue use OF birIs lUr alVrnnIout
u lalips' nas; against tue killing OF
ieals Tor the use iu olOass, anu uFyoI
her hearers 20 look into what sue
termed the horrors OF tue slaughter
house. sno offered resolution, which
was unanimously adopted, urging the
creation OF sentiment among the
young people OF tho country against tho
practice o, ylvi tcIi0n,
Rev. Mary Wood Allen spoke for tbs
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number irj ited at Scmtua,iy. Thia
village is nearly destroyed. AZ palm1
where nearly all Of the housus are in
iity injured. Numbers Of houses at
damaged, although nobody was killed
or Injured. The populations are camp
Ing out IN the iields. Toe troops In tho
province Of Reggie di Calabfia re
rendering all tue Hsalstaucs possible TO
the endangered Inhabitants.
Two violent shocks Of earthquake
were felt Last evening At Mimast on
the north coast Ut Sicily. The terri.
fed Inhabitants led from tho town
and spent the night Ia the open air.
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NisALiA, GAIA, Nov. l0.-5outheTn
paciuo officials nave btou notified that
another train robbery IL Ia c0utempla.
ton at Alila, the scene VI the tobuefy
by tue Dalton gang several yontt ago.
Allla IN Au abandoned station, the
inhabitants ustattIuu Kghsn I'M. c,ut.
suon appint TOT attack ~ robbers wUul
choose. There ~ no telcgfaphio com.
muuicatiOn Tor several miles on either
VI tho deserted village. The sheriff Of
IulAfe county anu posse we'll armed
TO the teeth ntu accompanying trains
la expectation VI attack.
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NEW YoRlS, Nov. l9.--CbRirman
G,Ofgo II. Sheldon, Of the Spokane 4
PalUuse tirst mortgage bOnIhJlIeTt'
committee, has b on advised By coun-
sol Ut the Northern PAcino receivers
that Judge Haniord has approved thu
setIleme ut between the Northern Pact.
flo receivers ana tho committee, aud
has discharged the receivers VI tue
Spokane 4 Palous1 railroad anu au.
lh0rizei making new lease, which
guarantees hve per cent on tins Spo.
kane q Palouss bonus, pending ter
minaiiOn Of the Northern Pacific re-
ceivefHuip.
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The rrainoa steer at Armour's Pack.
Ing iioust, chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. lO.-No people,
ettAnguiu aud Residents VI Chicago,
who have visited AimOuTs Packing
house ~ sts how cattle anu hOga were
killed, have 10 { tue place without see.
lug UueOi the greatest confidence play.
CTS and swiudiem that tho sun ever
uhouo on. THIS prince OF utceivers
was mammoth brown atcur known ~
DICK anu whose companion PM slilI
carries ON tho HwindluR business u.
tue old STAND.
Dick had been carefully trained In
tho business. Mostvfu cattle when un.
loaded At the stock yards ate unusually
wild. IL Ia the buBiuvss OF Dick to
mix with the drove Of cattle for mo.
ment anu then lead them toward the
cattle killing brds. NJ Tue guto leading
Into the "beds" Dick'H business was to
turn sharply anu Hs IL accidentally 10
one slue aud let the uufuiy Western
cattle run Into the pens, from winch
they would be taken 10 be killed. Dick
would then return TO his old STAND ana
wait Tor the next COnsiRnment. Or
late, however, Dick had been lazy.
He performed his duties ina uloyeniy
lHshi0n anu pfOduing would not make
him hurry. When killing began vt
night last night, he too, was driven
into the zen into which he hal led
many, and was killed.
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AN IMpUDENT CONDUCTOR.
A Fresh Collector ui Fares Mistakes u
Passenger foe "NIr. Blanks Young
Lady'

A well known and highly respectable
young lady Of this city, a bride Of little
more than ~ year, last evening related
toa NEWS representative an expert.
unce sue mai one day last weok thai
matted her cheeks with bushes anu
overwhelmed her with humiliation
and confusion.
The iucidrnt, however, would prob
ably not ue worth chronioliug but for
the fact that other members 1f the fair
sex are subjected 10 similar Ia iignities
with a frequency that IL almost Ills.
graceful Tho victim OF this particular
episode was x ing from a distant part
Ut the city To visit relatives. she
Chusu that common melhOI Of transit
furnished by the Hirret cars. Sue bad
scarcely taken her seat before thu con.
ductOr cOmmeucedtObe familiaraudus e
means 10 attract nor attention. Thu
l0ilUw was u perfect stranger 20 her
aud shu grew angry at his shameful
conduct uut said nothing ORA time anu
contested nerseli with daTuug n,r,
dances gt INN when opportunity was
offered, Finally tho impudBut anu
inst l0ut collector OF fares approached
AMI tuid: elbow are you Miss -?n
"S,a" usii the lazy Indignantly, 81
am no Misc --"
80, you're not thought you were
- ---'H young lRdy.n
Ana with that remark he returned
to his trolly grinning ike an ape aud
not even suggesting AL spology.
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COURT AT BEAVER.
Judge Blrlch'S rolling on The Amnesty
Proclamation.
LenIoncy Ia Capitalization cases
Sentenced for Assaults on iIts wife
=uusuuras Nearly Finished,

SPECIAL 10 ms NEWS ga Deitfs' Tslsgrlsh
BEAVER, Uhh, Nov. 40, 5stur.
day afternoon Judge lBartch oyerruiod
the plea In bar Ia tho Willis case,
holding tdat tho proclamatlons Of
fresidcuts Hnrt1n and Cleveland
were the nnmu Ia clrci 10 faras such
casos no that before tho court wyso oin-
cufntu. Defendant wtu desired TO
carry the case up and nave the inter.
probation OF tue Supreme curt on tho
muttuh but mo preferred ~ plead guilty
aud diu 90 this morning. uo nud one
NuuLum, VI Payson, who previously
had pleaded guilty 10 thu
sans Oleusr, were scniouccd 10
pay a Tine OF 81 each aud cosis. HI
uOuor save tho defendant, u under.
stand that the luniuucy WIS not because
" any uisp0ation 10 bo easy on viola.
tors Of tho law which would be- en-.
orc u vigorously, tut because q their
having tor long time past observed
the law Ia good faith and their present
promise on tnvlr honor 10 continue ~
do NJ.
A. 3. Robinson, convicted on two
indictments VI assault with u deadly
weapon upon his vile, appeared THE
mOf.iug Tor sentence. N lions OF
uow trial were iutrfpl-cd ~ both
carUa but uvorruied aa 10 uuv, aud tue
lime fgr "a further showing Ia the DINER
was sxtended ~ . 4. IA. In tue case
'ovuffulru defendant was given n
severe taking TO by this court ana son.
tencud " Two yearn Ia the pen.
IL ~ expected business will be con-
cluIei sud the court adjourn today
siAc die.
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Military Bali at Provo.

COMPANY a, Second regiment,
National Guard OF Utah, will give a
hall ami supper, Thanksgiving night,
November 20,h, ut the Provo o era
house, to which the NEWS respectfully
acknowledges thu receipt Of an invita-.
lion. The commissioned uillceTs OF the
various companies, troops aud batteries
viii receive complimentary Invitations
aud admission cards which bear the
names Of =. Canmun, a, captain aud
III, Blumenthal ~ iut sergeant,
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BABJuRvILLE, Ky, Nov. l0.-Jim
Patton AMI George COlson, negroes,
committed a brutal assault On Mrs.
kOOinsOu, n white woman about 20
years Of age, the vile OF a resTectab.e
iatmer OF Clay county yesterday. Tue
lWo Presented pistols Ia tue face OF
Mrs. Robinson snd iomanded that she
Yield winch sue reiusui 10 40. phsn
she was oyerpowefeu and iearluliy Ia.
lufed, Tho negroes escaped ana re.
turned 10 Ba5h0ufvilir, where they
we're arrested iaal night by d rosse Of
Gay county mguhais. phe citizens
are very indignant snd threaten 10
lynch Tue bTules.
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FIGHT FOR SILVER.
Efforts Of Senator's Jones, Stewart,
PetligT6H and Cameron,
FORMATION OF A NEW Parry
VIII BE the Result Of 4 Refusal Of the
Republicans 10 Adopt a FREQ
Coinage Plank.

MiNSEAPOLis, Nov. i0.-rhe Gary,
J. D. correspondent Of the Journal
wires the following Information
obtained from the amanuonsls VI Quo
Of tho leaders Of the movements:
"For several months an understand.
ing has existed smoug the lcadin.
silver men Of the United States that an
emphatic demand snail DO tnndb that
the Republican platform q 1893 s5all
contain nm unequ'vocai declaration IN
iavot Of unqualified iTee coinage Of
silver anu la tho event OF failure VI the
Republicans - 10 dcciate now party
movement shall forthwith be- sprung
win tw1.piauk pihu im, declaring
simply Tor pf lection aud free coinage.
Zoe management Of the movement h
largely Ia tio hands OF Senators
J0ues, Stewart sad PetiIgrcw ami
they ate lloEing & senator
Cameron ~ n presidential candidate
In tie evout VI tho birth ~ the puw
party. The results Of tIu recent UiUc.
tion have given the ltadofs renewed
confidence, NJ they now believe they
Will be- ab.r 10 absorb the remnants OF
tue PDru lsts anu secure through pro.
tcclivt plank the adhesion nj tho lNbUr
vote iu cue East. lnus they hops 60
ctntrailzu tbs eutire ir0u silver
strength and muuh vi tho labor vote
Of the country.
"My informant f. positive Ia the
declaration that tie Republican party
vii. be- forced 10 either ntOUt oliver
plank ~ b. dc.tr,ycJ. THIS intention
u rule ~ ruin ~ the fundamental
trnrtot the movement. 10 is even said
that seuatot Cameron has nlrtn y con.
scented 10 htau tnu revolt"
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Ch.nn, according to Anthony W.
P,ichafd, who lived many yeafa IN
Asia. "Camphnf sold TOT less than len
cents uUund," he said. "but II has
advanced 10 over 81 n pound. IL IL
generally believed by japanese mer.
chants aud travellers that n japan had
not oeen drawn into war with CHINA
a. this time II would have seized tho
Hawaiian islands, On the ground that
there are more japanese there than
other nationality. These men
look upon the move 10 secure Fofmj
~ IN line with JBpan's tulicy to
stfengthc1 herself as "lhe England of
ihr Pacific" and NJ preliminary TO
s.oufiug the PHILIPPINE Islands ar Il q G
Hawaiian islAuus, should tho United
states fail TO annex them.
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GAVE no NorniNo.
NAMi ~ NoihiNts
Japau Politely Refuses Prfstdsn
ttcvcinnd's On.r of "a collation..

Japsu Politely Refuse. President
oicvciand'- OHsT ~ "a sdis,iun.
WAsHiNGTOS, Nov. H. Zoe China.
japan inuiuout, Ha far ~ tue United
States offer Of mediation IL concerned,
10 considered closed for the present by
those Ia "a plsitiOu ~ uudrrstand the
situation. A. the department aud nj
the Chinese aud Japansrp legations.
there isOuiy negative m bFmation to
the eject that no positive answer to
the American suggestion OF mediation
has teen received. Yet, woll.iniOrmrd
psfsons say that Japan has made Ihe
proposition IN such "a way M 10 avoid
this embaTfassmeuts VI positive ne.
olination and yet ~ show that Ia ac-
coptauce viii nave 10 bu based on Ger.
tain definite conditions.
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Promotion By rsisoto.

NEW iOuS, nov. ia special die.
patch nom ltIu JauoirD suy- QUE VI the
last acts OF General Pe'xlto ~ reel.
number Of men irlm all grHues VI
army anu navy officers who had
served hun faithfully during the Teva-
luton. Although THIS viii add Two.
lola 10 the army aud navy estimates,
yet II was done 10 reward loyalty aud
congress Will not refuse " sanction ~.
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Now York sloeE nsrhet

NEW Y0uS, Nov. lD.-5look market
opcuri weak with declines ranging
ron 1 90 After II O'Clock sugsr
came 10 demand anu advanced poT
cent, toe fcmsinuor OF the list also ini-
prDviuE tol Under tear raid which
also wrhAuaoi tue market generally,
sugar, Manhattan aud Pullman oasei
!. Aud the other shares
Alter delivery hour a slr0ng buying
movement was inAuguratud which
continued 10 the nl0to, at which time
sugar had risen II.
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IVlLY sIILL sIIAIIIN0.

Reports Of pnung' and some Loss Of
ttI
ROSIE, Nov, 10 "A Dispatch from
tho o4r.hquahr shakeu province OF
Rsgsio di Calabria rsys murv slight
.nouks were iult IA that dlsific. ytslel-
usy uud last evening, ulthUuNh no idf.
thrr carnage was done. Ihe inhabi.
tnuts uru stiuhen with TENOR auI
numbers OF people arr iiueing from
l0wnInlo the country.
several peoi.e were killed and =
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SHANGHAI, Nov. l0.-The vlooroy
OF lieu pslu la placing soldiers around
the foreign srttlrnunt 10 project II
ngaintt the depreJationso soldiers from
mutinous camps. II the Japantse take
POTt Arthur II ~ expected they will
land en- route to Pekln iony miles
south VI IHku,
Numbera Of quick firing guns have
been added TO the Chinese war ships at
Wet Hal Wei.
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AurrOoArLD ~ Cnunom.

nefoct Ia tue Gas Pipe Under the
Iiuor hc-posibir for the Accident.
EAST LIvERPOOL, Ohio, Nov. TO-
SIX persons lie Ia critical condition
la the east end OF tue city iiOm the
effects OF escaping natural gRs At tue
second Methodist Episcopal church
last night. Many more were ove5.
come but arc tAI ocleu 10 recover. A
ueW heater huu been put la tue
church during the week anu d Joint IN
the natural gas pipe under the door
had been left IN detective condition.
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purity department She complained
Of lack o iunds, ia. oihefwlso "a cred
an encouraging report.
Mrs. G.. W. Woodward reported for
the work among the railroad men.
Barring an interruption caused by the
biz elfiss the work has bsen very en-.
Cuufaqiug.
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LINCOLN, Neb,, Nov lg.-rho r..
puulioAus will demand the recount OF
votes for governor by the legislature.
Notice Of contest will undoubtedly be-
ulrd within the limit which expires
ON tue 2jlh. A legislative committee,
oonsltung Of two Populisls, two Demo.
crala anu three Republicans, will BE-
asked ior, TO make the recount OF bal.
lutH
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TishInFinAmr,icnn wairrs.

SANpUsSY, Ohio, Nov. l0.-The
Cauaiiau ram Putrul, Is stationed near
krhy's island, taking out uets. 1t IL
claimed by American fishermen tue
nets are IA American waters, but they
lear capture ~ they approach tue
cruiser. The collector VI customs IN this
city has taken steps 70 have the United
states ship Fgfstndun sent " the
amt
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81 PAUL, Nov. lO.-Zsfo weather
prevails throughout the northwest.
ihe wet recorded temperature uut.
INK the might here was degrees
below, and In Manitoba 10 below, 10
northern Minnesota from 10 10 brIow.
Local Observer Lyons says tue cold
wave 10 Inhsing.
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Irorworh. ,omnanIe. rnlI.

ELwOOD, Ind, Nov. l0.-The HI.
wool kauiatOr and lronwoTks compa.
MES have assigned. They have been
organized three years anu were capital
.zet at 100000. rhey made spec.
ialiy Of heavy castings, tin plate ma.
ohinery aud Holland radiators, anu
were the only makers OF these goods ia
tho state. Diuatisfaolion among the
stockholders caused the assignment.
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The southern Pacific IFyinE 10 secure
Patents 90 ninsrAi Lands

The southern Pacific frying 10 secure
Patents TO mineral Lands
ASHLAND, Ore, Nov. 10 The
Southern Pacific company Ia trying to
secure patents TO all unUucupltd min.
ofAi lands lying In the odd sections
within the ilmits OF the rsilT0ad'H grant,
covering the most valuable part Of the
Southern Oregon mining districts.
he railroad company has recently
been making surveys Of land anu ming
lists Ia lhe iand office al R5ssburg, Tor
tue purpose OF securing title from the
government. Public meetings have
been held In several towns at which
the action Of the railway company has
been denounced, by tbs terms Of the
charter OF the Oregon * California
Railroad company, granted July 20,
1896, the gUvBfnme ut gave " tho com
paLy all tho Ouu-uumbtfed sections OF
lauu within n strip 20 miles wide on
each aiue OF the railroad, but stipulated
that mining claims be excepted and,
0i course, that no vested rights la Othei
lands 10y reason Of prior possession or
otherwise, be intetiuTed with.
The railroad surveyors have lately
reached the great mining district west
VI Rogue River valley aud that 10 the
cause OF all tue trouble. A
survey IL made OF unotoupied lsnd
ANA It is filed In the usual form Us uon.
mineral. The people claim that the
LAID 10 wholly unit for agricultural
utos,and the company Is simply trying
to get hold VI mineral lands under the
provisions OF It's n0n.minerai charter
Special committees OF two men have
Teen appointed from each mining uis-
triot, anu they are directed ~ take
counsel with those Ia their districts
who have protests and contests 10 filr,
aud 10 procure such Information ~.
garding mineral lands Ia their distFic,
hs may DO Of USE 10 tho general C1m.
miltre. A large number o. contests
will be fled ~ once.
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neorgnnI.nlIon lammIller.

NEw HoRIl, Nov. lg.- The directors
OF the Santa Fu railroad today elected a
reorganization committee with power
to act. The committee consislH OF H..
J. Cheney IT., Thomss l.. Fowler, W.
l.. Bull, George A. Nlcseraon anu Il. j.
Berwynd.
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pnleh rreer. IIa,s q rIehL

AMSTERDAM, Nov.l0.-A dispatch 10
Neus NuuueuuAm, rom tue ISLAND
Lomb0H, stateo that the Dutch tfOJps
siotmeI TiakranegAfa ~ FAR NJ the
palace OF The fAiAh. The Baiinss
fought desperately anu $50 Dutoh col.
diers were killed or Wuunded. The
Balines lost several bundled warriofs
IN killed or wounded. Neither the
fAIah nor his treasure was discovered.
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CuCAuO, Nov. l0.-what l. thought
will prove the deAth.hlOw Of the
Western Passenger association was al
ministeTed today by the Rock Island
road, which announced It, withdrawal.
The action ~ suppe'oI 10 DO taken
with View Of forcing teoTgAnizA.
ton.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l9.-As result OF
the agitation ON police reform Mayor
Hopkins has announced MS determine.
zion 10 create u nOn.pafIlsan commits.
sion TO control The department. Hu will
appeal to tho legislature for the enact
ment OF laws tat will make the change
permanent,
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cntin Mnrt.nnrrch.

PfrTsBuRU, l0.-About 900 employee
OF tue Wus, nghousu ait brake works
nj Wilmrfding have been asked 10
accept twenty per cent reduction OF
wages, 20 take elect this morning. Il
n thought the men will accept the cut
auu Keep nj work.
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LOEDoN, Nov. BIN tho election
fr Fairshire, Scotland, Saturday, or
member 70 Parliament 10 succeed =
john Rigl'y, Ramsey, constrvatlvc,
received 6,l3i vOtcs; Rous3n, liberal,
$3.50. Al tie last election Sir Jonn
10 by. home ruler, received i,Oig;
Barclay, liberal uniOni.t, 4.Ol7.
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succEssIIL opnnArIoN.
removal Of a hail fsom tho Head Of
an Army veteran.

hehoNAt " hhii rum Aho heuu OF
an Army veteran.
CREsqON, la,, Nov. l0.-rho case OF
George sarkgtI, OF AFFAIR county, u
veteran ut the civiilWar, from whose
head surgeons have just removed u
Miuule hail, Il an exceptional one. For
thirty Yeas he has carried IN his hehu
Il Minnie ball Weighing nearly Az
ounce. The exact location vi tue BAH
Was never guOwn until the day 0f It.
removal. 1t never bothered Sackctt
uut,l recently, when nu Ab,ce,s iormeu
"a the nntai passage ano thl ditobnrge
iron tue uOse became ifrt4tlp4. IMB
enabled the doctor 10 locate the ball ln
the hyshy part Of the head back OF
the ~ aud near the nasal passage.
Tue operation WA HuCcotHul emu
B4esetI vxpgrencsd no ssruuB Is-
bullH.
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KANSAS Cry, Nov. l0--Mfs.
Philauda Lowing, m aged color,
woman llviugat 1910 West twentieth
street, laid down on hor bed and went
to sleep with a lighted PHO In hef
mouth, setting the clothes biifo. She
Wus burned 10 death.
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 10. - The
hulRhis Labor spent the morning
considering the cases VI tue Penney.
VabiA minets, Dut auIOuInad without
feaehigg any couGluHiOn,
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"A CHANGE or POLICY,
Russian Minister OF Foreign Affairs
he Ol,rs designs

BERLIN, NOV 10 Tho frG1kftHter
zcitung Gays NJ. DO Giers, russian
minister Of foreign ahallH, aud General
Van NOvuki, tue Russian minister Of
war, have rtslgutd.
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The Grand JnrY Comes IN.

The granI jury Of the Third district
court this afternoon went into Judge
Merrl,ps court AMI reported having
found another uatch OF indictments.
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A mass meeting has been called by
Mayor Hall, OF Springville, for Satuf-
DAY evening next. The object IL to
consider some feasible ana practical
method OF advertising the many adj
yAutagvs OF tho city.
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JArAN Ann oAmrmoa.

Tho ControI Of the trade does Win
tie isinnu OF OrmuSA.
TACOMA, Wash, NV. l0.-Japan
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