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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-18
COAST NEWS.

A E. Newby's big fruit dryer in
the Willows. near San jose, WAS
burned yesterday. Loss SO, GOO.
A jury has been secured In the
Hatch train wrecking case at Wood
land, and the taking Of testimony
began Friday.
The large Canadian Pacific &C.
| ment works at Vancouver, b. C,
navc started up. They have ca
pscity Of 600 barrels a week.
Jack NuGent, saloon keeper, srd
John Purcell, at Spokane, had sn
finland duel in the bsr-room Friday
Purcell was seriously il jursd.
The case against the various mem
beers If the james Di,lwood gang &"
thieves at Fresno have been dis
missed. Some If the members are
already serving teims IN the rem
oentiary.
While the little daughter Of M.
aud Mrs. Williscroft of Skeena river
was playing with a companion "a
loaded gun in the room fell ard was
discharged, blowing the little girls
head off
The San Louis Obispo Tribune
says it is rumored that track laying
south If Circuits will commences
hortly aud proceed rapidly. TIE
roadbed is ready ss far south as the
Cormack mines. Huge piles Of ra's
are on hand.
The North Pacific steamship Sikh
arrived from the Orient at Tacoma
Friday. She brought IS part 81 heC
cargo $50 pounds If Ronkcng opium.
the first ever imported iuto Tacoma
and the third consignment which
| ever paid duty in that collection dis
trict. The stuff ~ consigned to Port
| land
Critical state of aft ,irs 10 reported
on the st. Marys division Of the
Idaho State wagon road. The Italian
laborers claim they have not been
paid SINCE August and have taken
possession of everything and threat, Il
to murder the foreman if their
money is not forthcoming at once.
The men a armed with rifles ana
pistols and have preoipltated rei-n
! Of terror.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-18
AN OBJECT LESSON.

Judge Wells has the folio sing in
the Santa Monica Enterprise;
ut is now conceded that Nevada
has gone about solidly for her Silver
Party. The fact is an anomalous
Que. The party has no existance
outside If Sageland Silver has its
friends elsewhere, but not political
party elsewhere. No doubt many a
smile has been INDUCED in in the
tssus- Mississippi States, since the
news reached them of the result in
1.-The Battle Born Basin-nestisd
Site. Some will, no doubt. treat
the matter as an "vergrown J2ke.
But the more refect;lc viii see i'll
the formation of the Silver Patty IF
that Commonwealth AZ object lesson
not t. be sueered ut nor light : IS
teemed. 1t would be Tie evsse of
folly for snyohe to conclude that, be-
cause Nevada hid three aud a half
I,oiit cal parties Oh the field of ballot
battle this year, her people are sig
nj icantly divided in sentiment upon
the question Of silver, IncludiUg its
fall RECOMMENDATION; its admission to
full cuiuH9e in the mIuts on the same
terms that gold Is now coined, at tic
ratio uf 10 t. /; and its full legal
tender Of such silver coin The same
as thai of gold. H. may he said,
probably will be, tha, Nevada is
alone IN her methods of showing her
devotion to silver us above outlined ;
a:,d tina, therefore she is radical
and ultra ~ To her theory. lit viii
rot he safe for mono met, lists To
lodge that deceptive idea within thcIr
crauIums. Nevada has been the
grestast sufferer more deeply hu-
inflated and has per couseQuence
been uloro radical IA her choice OF
methods; bat ether Sta ties and Terri
tories are large sGH'sress, and are
only behind Nevada III mode of seek
Ius redress. Redress they intend r.
have. however, aud if they cannot
have 1t from the cd parties they will
Join Nevada In new alignment.
fhe nsn nor the party Is wise
v ap, ia geed e'ne ssnces, fails t"
I lle bearings and make souuaires;
t. euasiier mnr.d Surroundings aud
probabilities; ;,sd to study the logc
ot events.
The better eletnent of Amt ricau
eat xanshtp secs - u wruus low more
p.U,,3g la.n ever ard a. surround
~. their home-sit,rs aud reglste.'
NJ their DATA before Almighty God,
that their liberties 50 remorsely
struck Gown. must nd shall be o
claim ed, res red, secured a tha
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-18
f~~oon,.Ts :. ter IVs,kS,

Y-rs8s nvfe-S .p :.
: tI,rf ~ aie Supplied VIA wa -
i.uIu -@-- 20 line SFriEFs si,u raH
from the NIe,ra Nevada. ~ aEStvSls
from all ~. unrjttCs. TIE navfuN D thus
,s..tuf ssus -t~v.a& been seia e + thc
o-.p"ips. -sfeets OF ire CIV, the vzle
rende-a1 AVA abb - aIl wirhtY tue
city 4lTo1'- Eamili=s, Sotels bars
>>fs.ttes. 40. 50 npli~:i on favor. IL ?
.<TUps.
t.t r>GN HATET; COEpsNS.
Otaer one BIur We st Of Mint.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-18

Bryce and Meders New Orctestrn
Latest and most popular dance m"s1c
the day furnished for Balls, Par
NeGGlBgs. etc au10
Clothes cleaned and pressed for 60
a suit. Repairing done also ou shout
notice. ; I sfsction guaranteed.
Ladies aud eentlemer's clothes dyed
with fast colors at lowest prices.
Chairs caued from - Gel Is ri.
Leave orders with }. A. Bud.
HcGS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-18

A E. Newby's big fruit dryer in
the Willows. near San jose, was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-18

forever On this point, as looking
to that end and result, Nevadas po-
lhtical action in 1894 is a pointed,
u"ambguous, emphatic object lesson.
Not only 81, but it is pronounced
endorsement of the recent actions 81
the greatest Tribune Of tho people,
the masses, the tax payers, the bur
den-besrers, the uninn-savers, who
has come To their assistance since
the bullet Of the assassin murdered
tne martyr Lincoln. Ard
If the Money Power cannot have lite
way without, it will murder and
martyrize that noble Tribune"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-18
HAY. HAY. HAY.

William Cation has pur-
chased the old Carson hay
yard, formerly kept by
John Carney. Hay, grain
and brand sold at the liv-
ing rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-20

The above portrait BE- that uf NfH Rosa
NuruCH, uIo of Che m1st popular YOUNG ladIrH
OF hayHylic Uuu. Tor ntu yuin no. hHs
been uu invalid caused uy ilo rlFHFrs OF
gainfrh, which lrst made iis appearance IH tHu
head, uut Gradually uuu. ted tnu stomach. Hut
a. Miss hlruys HaYa made Dor uUUUUuf
misery and suffering
ln continuing. HIu aayas f0f mo HlkH Of
uiuer women WIn may be nov sUHHuug ls q
ga deem o. duy 90 mh1c DOW remarkable
recovery public.
iitu yrlr { was ON invalid babe sharp
shooting paIns Boo Che head, roaring noises in
thH rtrs, upon arising from d chair . uUIII
ttrl uilfY. weak aui faint Hl1 had uu HVHy.
uiu. NnatUFor auu what I 90 cat slrmti Co
niHrcHH mr, pam ln che stomach extended
ttr1uah my eide tu thu back . WHH UtrtUua
and could not sleep I did not enjoy any Kind
uf hmuH#mUuf aud iu tact UaH 90 run
down. ItrUugh iHr advice of friends Z went
90 Do. shores a shores auI laced my ratc
with thrW, Hr1 from tut very ufHt d began 90
improve aud can nov sHY have Improved tn
ever way iCcl lignt ani uauHr aud every
hing ! DO HcguIH o. uu aulsasurg. 1 sioou
vol, AN not nervous and haEr gained D.
pounds o. weight while under mo d0ciort
care.
Will be only TOO happy Co tan with any one
who y i.l tasC thr trouble tIrTll ON mo aud will
readily answer any and all iHl uifiga b. 10 my
Aliss barnes resides 90 khyfyiIlo. Utah, where
she viii answer oil inquiries with pleasure
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LoNpoS, Feb. l0.-ln the common
today no secretary for Scotland, SIR
George rtovolyan, In reply - qua1'
lion, said tho amen lmen.s OF the loris
mad rendered the Scotch iishufiui resu'
lnuons bill useless anu the governments
woulu Therefore abandon H. lChuufs'l
Whom tnu cheering hal 5Omewuat
suts.deu, Donald MucGiefor memlo.
Tor lnvernesshirr, exclaimed 81 want
~ know how long tue governments j.
going 10 tolerate" .,,,
Tue speuker here sternly cEIoi' "Of'
dol 0ruell 0rde!"
Inv Speaker call TO order caused
MacGes0r % suhside upon me- re"i'
amid general laughter .ul Wilh't.
finishing what he evidently in'ru
to be nn attack upon tho huu cot luf. .
pte ChrOaiolo says Gladstone VIII
take tho iiell HgAinst the l1r b TO-DAY
vhen no viii move the total TrleciIl
Of the amendments to the employer.
liability measure by the loTdai anu VII
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FITE YEARS An INVALID
Miss Rosa Barnes Suffered That Long
with Catanh Of the Head
and Stomach,
Her Remarkable Cure Due 10 tho Skill
Of DIS. Shores 4 Shores.
GAINED 10 POUNDS WHILE UNDER
TREATMENT

tu0fF vaaf. through the coinug' Of ihg
daHE HaHHfa. is pubusned q pc .AI,n'gi oi
COIN. sflUD.u| rauUut who has nN'H ,.fcI NL
ui. sHUIt. * ,fIres OF Che Ai1u NrII.lI and
Surgical Institute.
-u0H ftlt.mgut b. given by ilo ..h'''l OF ily
uattUiH. vino. 4ftor luutuhF lN'.l.. NMl
ln'gft when they know ihcl "A.. wv l'.
duN goo inform others VIM may N' ""'"'.,
uIH "tUI
IHa ol.o following BE- one Of much lmr1ii.
lnUU t liIct. Toe great shM, gi pc InN.
IIIHtE lH uiy Is assumed by thtm. AH'.I NN''a
H. Hlur ~ vIfr or mother sTC "a Geo.
TH'1 strain upon weak Wom'l. V'tf.
Wura and Narry cause .uNuN POI
tuIia-tngV brr0mr irritable. thr WIai
iuHfgu|Helnt littlo trouble luoma up iaftc QUIZ
wlEus heavily, aii uccausc ~ Ia Nf'at.ns
Hu.. md abr tfayriy huara aIl au1 uIUCa "a
VIII Huuu uH.a away. rurh 9rlAl. liN.' NAN
Erfuua. tor tho soon lnHCs hor hrNoui'. cane
r1t aIUap. hvf wafE ut home dfaf.i ihD l'i'l
move stables hor. in tact che o. iaHt lc.1mI.s
o. physical wreck
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Wonderland

Thursday, washin stou's birthday,
will be a gala day at Wonderland. a
now departure viii 10 made, hereafter.
Instead Of the regular Performance
given by the stock company, a tpUciai.
~ show given by all sinr artists will be
presented in the thcaiDfium. On the
biiou Stage short iafcos viii boz given iu
addition 10 - good oliO performance.
Professor sherman and his Chpuuu
IaiasUX or performing ggair, are t..
tgiuud !0g another week. Tue nttfaC.
tons at tho house steadily Improve
aud the management, COO, exert
tn,m-uivcs ON souvenir Jays 10 give 10
each lady visitor a giit that 10 worth
more than tue admission asked, A
proportions business IL assufgd 10 tie
mauagvmcu, Of this house In return
Tor the quality uiamusrmuut furnished
by them.
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TELBGRAPHIC.
A HORRIBLE CRIME.
lb,,s Men and a Child Shot 10 Death
and a Woman Wounded.
DRUNKEN DEsrERDo's WORK
Tho Murderer Captured and Hurried
Oh to Jail.-Wild Excitement
Among the People.

uorgroS, Feb. l9.-rjnlght NJ 10
.,.isck there was committed at the
gund Central depot ono OF tho most
b,ulble crimes ia the history Of Texas.
lin Mitchell Of Richmond, a man long
.nown for his desperate character, Shot
,odsath three men aud ouo little child
and wounded a woman.
Mitchell had bcou In the city all day
and had imbibod more or less intoSi.
.,,is. Asnoar ~ can be learned the
man. not knowing the desperate char
sci,i al Mitchell, attempted TO rcmUn.
80, with him tor his bOisteruus and
,,,.rttlrmauIy conduct in the station,
~ lac feseutcd the rcm0usirnnCu,
,gr.p ,ther. Joined the lfst ~ rcmOu-
.lfnir with Mitchell
IN, gsatefado pulled his revolver
,ulUspau shooting. The station WIS
..vl,.,i and when the shooting began
n,fr WIS ruth for the door, Tue
.f9wd we're panic stricken win the eh-
..Uii.u1 ora few brave men nnu many
vsfy Uadiy hurt In the crush
Ntttnell emptlod his revolver anu
wiki each shot some one Tell Inc
tf., tnfre were men ana then woman
and ohild. The noise Of the shooting
brought officers to the scene and
Mitchell, who had been almost tor
gotten alter tne firing by the lew who
rmalnud In the station, was quietly
rtloaling his revolver preparatory u
shooting some ono else or mAklng ms
escape. He was taken Into custody
aud hurried 10 the jail.
Nuws Of tue awful tragedy soon
spicaI over tbs city aud the moHl in'
tunte excitement prevailed. Mrn
pathurcd from every quarter and soon
= great tnrung surrounded the station
nnd thou the iail aud threats VI lynch
ing we're heard on every side. Exift
officers were llacvd on duty nud u d
hoped ihoy Will be able 10 ptovent
lynchlng anu the law be allowed Il
taku ils cUuuu.
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Hurricane In Tho nountnins.

SACRAMENTO, ia terrible storm
faged on the Sierra Nevada mountains
last night. The snow came down in
quantities, accompanied by hurricane.
Tue railway cuts were dnlted gud
uallc badly bllCkadel.
A serious accident orcurrei nj Cold
slTeHm. a heavy push plowi backed
Ny seven large engines, all running at
nigh rate Of speed, plunged Into n
sNuwuunk and Jumped the track Mt
lra.t MY feet away from the rails.
'hice men are missing, and II is not
lu known whether they were hurled
'n tNe snow, where may be "A posi-.
"' iy ui unding lhem,Or whether they
DR.. rfbrd under the enow pillow. The
b. r-..s arp CONDUCTOR Ed Higgins,
'..Htur h.. Graham and ID. W. Ter
.. L4giu,er L0velaucs was badly
N".l All tne men were riding ON
ua.pw lIOw.
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EXAMINING ANARCHISTS.
Ono Of tho Vienna Prisoners Explains
His Doctrines.
ne Admits Having Made nombs, hut
ne never intended to Use
Them.

ViENNA, Feb. l9.-tn the trial Of
tnu anarchists Haspel was nrst exam
inrd aud he confessed 10 being guilty
Of the charge Of conducting a secret
ptrss aud admitted that hc was an
anarchist. Haspcl ssid: eve dcFire
10 attain our ends BY the employment
OF iofcr.n The prisoner procured a
secret press because he wunlud 10 iur'
nish wofkmcu with with suitable
newspapers.
At this stage OF the proceedings the
Jury insuected the couch IN which
the secret pfiutln. press WAS concealed.
When the examination was resumed
HAspel denied knowledge Ui the man.
uiat'ute OF explosives, aud omphAll'
caiIy denied that hn hal lccturrd ~ on
the manufacture OF bombs. llu cN-
planned that the propaganda OF phyH'
cal force was 10 be employed, not
against individuals, but against tue
whole social fabric. The socialist de-
mAnda for such political privileges ~
the franchise only delayed contum'
nation.
The prosecution asked u the ideal
state would be- republic or hnhf-
chlstic, TO which Haspel replied It was
all the same 10 him.
avn there DO lawt2" asked the
prosecutor. ,
HEspel replied: "rhe people viii
make inem, aud there will not be any
governing power" Haspel admitted
that he had prepared an anarchist
manifesto, and had made the ieadrn
aud tin bomUs seized by tho police.
He denied, however, that lac Intended
10 use them,
Counsel for tho defense pointed out
that, contrary 10 publisne1 reports, no
powerful explosives were found ~ tue
prisoners lodgings, anu the machluts
found we're only small and tutclJ made
cuuttiyanCee.
Martin Sukul, n carpenter, another
Of the accused, admitted attending
anatchislic meclings, but douiod that
he was aware " the contents Of the
HnatuhisiH' msniicbtu.
Tue case was adjourned unlil lomor'
TOw.
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Frank L.slI,'s0 lor March.

The l1rdlug article IN FraEk rs.
HoS IOpWur AOHihy iur March o. 70
piuuruq,U account Of the uur lrnding
European parliament those OF Great
Bdpiu, Fmucr, Gcrmiuy AMI Italy
~ thAt tNrrrH CuF observer aud
graphic wfileb Frederick 3. Daniel
me illustrations accompanying tbs
palcr are ns timely and ~ tu ialr %
the text, Including views u Gladstone
IN tho h0utu uf CommJng, the scene Ia
the Ffuuuh Chnmu,FOf dcpuiits on the
occasion OF the vxpltsl0n Of Nuilluurs
Tomb, tue stormy sussi0u vi Monte
Cit1uDn, the time Of thu recent Italian
cabinu; cris.f, mud the IrJyc ed new
palace Of thu u ioh tBgat BILL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-20

PANS, Fct. l0.-Acling under or
dcrs from the minister Of tno interior
the police throughout France today
made extensive raids today upon tho
hauuts of the anarchists. One hundred
anu my houses were searched. Moth
ing was found except orthodox anafch'
ist literature. At 81. Quentin twelve
arrests we're made. The notorious au'
Archist Bafnye was among tho au'
afchista captured at NaluuCe. A.
Grades the police found an anarchist
named Gaspaid Espeoulz, whose arrest
has been requested by the Spanish
government, Sebastian Fauyc' tue
anarchist appointed by Augustus
valiant NJ guardian OF his daughter
Sidouia, hus been arrested.
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s. a month for Catarrhal and all
kindred Diseases. MEDICINE FREE.
TREATMENT nY WAL.
No Necessity OF Coming 10 the City
Inr Irehtmrnt.

Almost every mail brugt letters asking Dr.,
shores 8 shores. d. Do ut easnry - live lu
SAT- lake ln order o. take fHH iFdatmgntf Dau
you treat patients At their lIucl BY main aud
other questions Of similar IUuurL
hras shores q shores desire 90 state, there.
tore, Tor tho bouUlt ~ tHusU who may be- hcHI.
tHuuF about WuunF 90 ihHn, that By thuIr
question blanks aud other sTHtrmhtIC AfranEH.
mUull, aHunCIUut knUwIrdFG % each case can
Pc obtained 60 make treatment uu easy matter.
Thus patents can hu trrHtgi No Their own
homes aH we'll az LOO SAN la.1. Medicines are
aCut hI express, IL REGULAR fespundouco b.
required aud maintained and iur physician and
patient arc thus Boa constant touch Prompt
replies are made hY hrH. shores a khorCa.
notifications iu treatment prescribed with the
psopur medicines and 100 every dothil each ease
IL worked out until a yurr De- elected. Encioao
iccup ia stamps when you write for question
CirCuiura
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introduced the prince to his suite. The
dinner IN his majesty was private,
only twelve covers were laiI. Neither
Count Herbert nor Willism Bismarck
veru present The emperor sAs te.
tween tho Prince anu pu.ctss Bis
matck.
Altufdinner, all onverei cordially,
thr Iriuce aru emperor smoking.
AZ bu'ciUck his majesty fusc uud to1k
BILE departure. The ,K.uhauclil0t ac-
clmpalici him t4cs 10 the station,
anu Doc anu the emperor nuuOk hands
eeveUl Times bulOfu uarung.
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Pans, Feb. 10. --tn the chamber Of
ueputits Leon 5ay c0mUailed the pre-
posal o' * iures, made Saturday, IN rc.
gafd o. tataDli1hins "a state monopoly
Tor the sAie Of wheat, declaring sucn
uciions would fnd themselves nlways
confronted by the united forces OF iroe
traie anu pf0teCilnr.
Meliue don.ulc,d the proposal
Duuado decltreI tao now duti on
wheat would increase the price ni
bread, nni cUucludud with the rUmnts;
"New duties ate alwnys % uisadyau.
tage 10 tbs WORKING people, and We
tocialifis bray Tor a new l1s0" Loud
cheers from lh0 luu1
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nuIuAL sAIIsrAnTION.
Experience ct white Woman who
Married m Indian

HANIsTON, ;. d., Feb. l0.-MTa.
ChGska, nos Cora BELL Fellows, who
WIS married At the Cheyenne river
sguuoy three years ago 10 a santee
"a uN named Chaska, has found life
Win hur duegy spouse uubenrable aud
b. now living apart from him. He IL a
rfutru Indian aud In company with
Children receives n fat government sub.
tUr every three months. After two
WDu'hs Of lite on the reservation Chat-
ha tuu.enly el0ped with n young and
bosom iguaw.
"r. Cnaska, after waiting for his
Iu'usu iOr "A week, loft the reservation
Ni,l her half bred children, vowing
ilH Size would never live with Chasku
u1.i b, Hud two weeks after she left,
60 Elsa returned 10 tue agency aud IL
IuW uying there with the woman who
tgraW nnled him IN elopemrnt. lie Is
happy uui wants no more ~ do with n
white wife.
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WnIIE C0NTinnEp.
The Contest about tno Associate sns
tiUs Ncnt Ended.

The Contest about tno Associate sns'
tiUs hcnt sndsd.
WAsn1NGIOS, Feb. lO.-Thc chief
event in tuu Srnuio occurred Ia cNtcu
tive session anu was tbs prompu'uuc
With which the Senate continued Tue
supreme Court nomination of senator
White, Of Llui.iana, without even
referring u 10 u committee.
TWAS July In accordance Win tue
Traditional courtesy Of TIE senate lhnt
u member OF that bJJyi when noml'
mated Tor q high public trust, should ur
confirmed without reference 10 u com.
miil,e; but stii, when e mira t8I IN
the stubborn nnd Prolonged contest
that have Huccrssivuly taken place over
the HornDljwer anu rockham nOmi.
nations, the prompt continuation OF
White 70 the supreme uunCl came aa
refreshing slrpfisu u the puulic.
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new York, Feb. l0.-rhoatrichl
ciiclvs are torn up over the announce
mout, just made, that the well known
uytli, Maurice barrymore, two mouths
h{I secretly married Miss Mamie
Fluyd, an heiress, but member Of tbs
Profession. barrymore, when seen,
umpha,ioslly denied that there was
any ruth ia u.
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a $4,000 900 suit

5r. LOUIS, Feb. ia suit filed In
ODE circuit court this afternoon " the
g|gAt,st sousati0n IA real estate circles
usu,givucud Tor year,. The action was
uuusht by the Bccruitt Property
company against Mary T.. Patterson,
Hgd it the first OF series OF suits
which viii involve titles 10 all tho
property ON one side OF olive street,
from IHiId 10 Event first, eating
in value nearly 10000, 600. over forty
hg'fs ara Interested In the common
litigation, anu In all sixty suils will be-
brought.
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,FWtDuCu,RuHE, Feb. l0,--An.
,l4tr ulk has been rgou IN the chain
y itrIuUilatiOu hvtw aeu the emperor
bsH htmntck. Emperor Williim luft
livlIu al $50 tins afternoon anu al
lyrd here shortly after b
Arriving al The castle, the emperor
greeted Princes bismarck, and win
the princtss upon his arm, proceeded
to Tue salon.
The emperor congratulated Bismarck
On MA hearty Appearance, anu then
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Dlmith yauOyosshy, his wife and
three children have been p0lso ed AT
Pueblo, Colo, alter eating OK heart,
cooked Ia gL uuclrau vessel. Their
iiyes were dtaptirod Of Il some time,
bat through tho oKerilOuH uf the doc.
tors all were placed beyond DANGER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-20

NEw YoRlS, Fob. l0.-Joseph Kop-
ptiut1r OF Puck, dioi tonight at his
retidencu, ngoi 80 years The Inn
mediate cause Of death wGs heart
failure, resulting from a complication
VI spinal and lung troubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-20

PARIS, Feb. ia telegram from
the governor OF S0udan announces
that when the JeilTie column, ga route
To rimbuutOo, arrived AT tbs Villsgu vi
Niaiougr, January l3.hi IL was men
uced py the villagers Before ib1
soliiers could proceed they were OBJ.
llgvd 10 storm the village, killing luO
Inhabitants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-20

WAsmSGtuN, ID. C., Feb. l9.-Tho
Democratic mentors u tho Senate
finance committee this Afternoon
agteod not 10 report the ,aru bill TO
she iull committee tomorrow. sugar
and metal arc slill sul Jucls OF c0npon-
ton, aud coal AMI lumugr are also un.
settled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-20

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. l0.-rne sieam'
snip Berlin, having ON uohfu mum.
bur OF tho passengers Of thn uelhYeu
steamship Paris sailed iof Nc" lo'H
at $3.50 this morning
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4 CousIu Of sou DavI. Gone.

tHIcAGO, Feb. l0.-Miss Mamie
COOS, agsd 90, "a @ usin Of Jefferson
uAyi., uisi IN want ia "a room on
Wells stree, this morning Of paralysis.
hnu worked la Chioago % n seamatress
iu corset factory, arriving here
eighteen months ago from her mOthei'o
home, PlAinleld, Ind.
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Pr,.,a.ntofths slIyor Committee.

BERLIN, Feb. l0.-Count POsadow'
gky. IMPERIAL secretary Of the treasury
has been appointed president Of the ell
ytF committee.