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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
Little Charlie WTay Almost
Stolen From His HOtheT's
Arms,
Two We'll Known Residents Of Salt
Lake 10 The Rescue
THE MOTHERS IE1[BEST.bG STORY.

40 800 south seconl Woa' stree. q,
situated tho little cottage wherein resides
Mrs. SD. Wmy. she is au Interesting
lady and in an Interview with iho vrItor
ravc the following story Of her li,i.osou's
rOscuoi
My little son Charles &. niro years "
age. lie has been constant sufferer
from ratarfh ever since be vas born, aud
during tho pa.t few years DO has become
30 much worse that We feared death
daily.
80 iho age Of two years DO LOST ms
HEARING. His nose would stop up
art ono sldo, then tho other Do would
constantly hawk aud tfy TO clear bic
throat, which a. times would almost
stmnglo him, largo Jumps s.om.ng TO 40.
oumulalo that was impossible 90 cough
up.
lio had roaring noises iu tho oars aud
would put hi, hands up 90 bis head and
~ he expressed himself, try 10 keep tho
noise out OF HE oars.
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CHICAGO, Fob. -, - From present
appearances low rates ~ tho Pacific
u0lst viii shortly prevail. Tho Atchi.
tuu'i rtpiy 10 iho Southern PaolnC's
boycott h that tue rate from Chicago
90 Los Angeles viii be- kept nj SIS lees
tHgu tnu direct rate % san Francisco.
luls reductions takes effect March 4,
ami T. expected TO cauHeterlous trouble,
us the nugs running via Oguen Will be-
compelled 10 make u like reduction or
bu prepared 10 LOSE tho Southern Call.
iOTnia business,
The Atchison today Issued a circular
concerning the boycott, which states
that for the present II will rot issue
tickets via Bamtow anu Los Angeles
10 points on the Southern Pacific, but
the boycott does not Interfere with
business tlcketed over the santa Fe
via Ogden, III Paso, Dsmlng or Mo.
AVE.
The following ralcs are announced,
effective on Rnd after March /! OH
uagO TO Muhave, Los Angeles, San
Diego aud nj, points IN Southern Call
'gfniR, s32 80; round trip, 5000. The
u,os irnm 81. Louis aud Missouri river
Joints are In proportion,
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LYSDuN, Feb. d. Further details OF
the disaster % the British force In the
encounter with slave dealers on the
west Clast Of Airica nave bssu rcco we'd
from Bathurst. Ihu Bfitish troops
numbered 30. Thoy hal destroy rd
they stf1ughDlds OF kumuuJrh aud
Maudlua aud were returning 10
krmbulsh creek ior tue purpose oi TO-.
vmbathing, when umbusHud near tho
mouth II tue creek. ihvIu had been
no slsn OF the enemy AMI tue attack
was sudden aud unexpected. The
British had entered into the tap aud
were surrounded on every allc.
lnTplte u tue suuiruutF8 VI the on.
slaughter aud the torriUiv hTU g. which
they were subjected, tue sailors tried
10 make stand. The attempt WIS
useless, ~ the enemy maiuAiuoI we'll.
directed yulluys, Amidst a haiist0fm
% bullets they wcfo compelled 10 TO-
treat.
30 for0cluui was tho attack that the
British were unable % rescue the bodies
" Lieutenant Of Marines r.. A.lafyuy
anu eight others killed In thU retreat.
they were forced % ABANDON hu.d
piece Aud 0,UUD cartridges.
Ga the ArTivai VI thu neTs at Ba.
thufsi tue war yesscla Aviso aud Alec
10 we're dispatched ~ the ucenu VI tue
disaster anu attempted 10 land a party
at COugts The enemy were pc pared
Tor thelr arrival anu opened up n heavy
Ore, whiun compelled tho party 10 10.
tire. The AluotO thercup1n returned
10 Bathuut Tor foln ofcrmunts. Three
hundred men Of the West India rcgi.
mont arc expected at Bathurst and tue
expedition against theslaye dealers ~
be- resumed Immediately upon arrival
of these H1ldiDH.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The CASE OF WIMAN.
Statement Of Albert B. BOaTiman,
His Private Secretary.
the OTHER SIDE OF TIE STORY.
Several Important Omissions and inac'
curaclcs Alleged In the Accounts
Heretofore Published.

NEW York, Fob. 25.-Albert T..
BoarIman, who has Tor many years
been wimau's private secretary, made
the following statement tonight regard
ing wiman's case.
Urhe Il. q. Dun & Co. Mercantile
company employed Nlckoli us counsel
AMI he prepared n careful statement OF
the casc for the prcss. Anyone would
suppose, on reading NlckoIps state
mont, that wiman was cashier "
hsokkocprr for Qua q Co., aud had no
lrdividual business relation of any
hind, either with Dan or tho parties IA
wnUse favor the cnccks were drawn.
Iby tsct be- that ior ytnts Miman has
tUl only been "a member OF lhu htni
u4t int tho conduct Ul INC business has
t,tu tue f,tponsiulu head of the CON-
ug.u. / suppose % Per cont OF all the
tU,u.H utnwn BY 10. u. Duu q Sp'
.uurl ,uH. period nave been signed
ID Wimau. Probably Wimnu hua
una, tue same percentage oi hl tAu
uUnH important contracts.
Again, no reference ~ made lu
NigAJ.H statement ~ Wimau'H Init
mat1 personal anu buaiutts relations
Win tue utawors OF tue uhucEa ue.
fetibcd Ia tho indictments, nor TO the
admitted fact that thc endorsements Of
thcs drnwtus named bear no rtbum'
blancr q the signAlufcti noe % the
admitted fact that the U1dufHymcuis
were not used tonhtain credit ifgm uuy
hifi party, hut uimply for iho purpose
OF transferring credits ia bank from
nu account nguiust which Wiinan hgi
unriitct fight o. draw"
WImau nnH handled millions TOT the
nfm nui practically riguui % IUf
cent Of tnr checks. From the moment
Wimnn took charge ~ The business the
prlnt increased, tlll Duu'H share
amounted 10 slII,l1J per uuuum. Tue
pubic and Auy Air minded Jury viii
lind 70 haIu 90 builuvu that while VII
man was mnElug 10. himself $40, 900 .
slUO,UDl per Auuum aud for Dun sill,.
mo- hr wa arhrm ming 10 dclmud the
flfm 90 about $4,000 through forgery
OF nantes no way resembling gonuiao
signatures.
"lftuesu cases arc ever brought 10
tidal tho public will have a chancr o.
ascertain tho motive prompting tue
Ifu,rcuti1r, aud / shall bU much sur
ufi.td ~ thtfo are not n number OF very
r,lmnhlr gentlemen who, like MHc'
u,.r, viii tumuls IA well'appointcd
Gu.ls halls, Ani say with quiveung
u.r. Shake not thy CORY locks nj me;
tlu.. ,aust not say uid IT, Asamal-
trt ui fact 1 notice some VI them are
blgtuHy uOiBg tO."
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catQst Publications..

Tho Tito OF Joseph smith, coth, 800,
i.lh.r glL tto1, Muf1gso sIIL 800.
From kirkland % salt Lskc, by Jaf1os A.
LH.s ga pages, uoth, tlusl tis0. Leather
r'It tlol. leather slta F'IL t7s0.
Ferry Years Among tb. Indians, ~
Daniel W. JH1H., 40 pages, CI1h tgd0,
isHtHr t1h1, Leather rlt 900.
PoeticAi writinEs OF q. y. whitney.
DlH'h, tLs1, tsaglrr nt. t2o1i Mafoooo,
Lite Of ttcbrr q, KimhAn, Ci5ih. tl,s0.
uaIi Lr,ueE 800, nii, uooi M1roosi,
r1fp gHL 500.
Lntier-dny saints PsaImody. Paper
Covered uari', cloth n,st, o. ~ each ti6o1
ru dHEi cloth nauHd, ti.0l zach, tirUl per
d1ia cloth aai Lpaihsr noaHi, ilr1 each.
90" pHf lHA. N cent b. mall, 90 oaau plF
g1qy additional.
story OF che iooh OF Mormon. ~ rilst
ue1u'o Reynolds, CLOTH tlbI, uIoh alt tio1I
iaif leather nia $500. Iuu leather gut tlul.
sundHy school Ifymn uook, c,ut.ins an
uH i'ImH1 H'ri I1 tho schools, .5t Islg1s. Cloth
bound, postpaid Pc,
Large and ,niaiI sire Hihics Ia Leather
ilul, lll., ti.u1 $3.50 and ttol.
Family aal rulpt Waol IN dlrorsnt styles,
H.uuHnHsi. 'HrH 20 nItl tiSuI zach.
Jos. smith NJ a rrophet, a ls5tlrs Do,
lNHrr1 by E1Hr AHfrUT IH1H1n before ne
siuiouts a.IHiy lu ha slg.a. HAL, salt tato,
Jan. lt ilt, &c.
The Church OF Jesus christ Of Latter
dny Saints, iu Priesthood, Organization
usiHnas, Ordinances ana usi1y, ~ gohh
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AFRICAN EXPLORATIONS.
Word Received From Cha1laE Hard
ships and Hisi0rlunss.
Turth r About ihe Disaster Thnt Net
tue british Fsscs IN the untue
with slave traders.

VIEgSA, Feb g5.-Alter an absence
u neatly two years, spcn, ia exploring
northeast Africa, Lieutenant Ludwig
Ritter Won Honnell, Of the Austrian
navy, has returned TO Vienna.
The explorer gives an account Of bic
exploring expedition In Africa with the
tuaulof parry, which started sgptUm-
Der 10, 1892. with ls5 mon, anu tuid VI
thBIiI-lucs aud hGrislipl which besst
tue uEpcIiillu. They fought 0uu whole
day with "a hostile iriuu OF Wamsafa
aud with Mauuluchcr aud Wurudt
guns inflicted great loss uiou tho M.
tlves.
August g2ld, 1893, Huhnell was
badly wUuuuud In au encounter with
COW fuiuOccr0s, AMI only within a.
few days has recovered from his in.
Juf.cs. This episode compelled him 10
IHri the uIuulAuy with tunuirr. a.
O. tho ultimate frsuit 20 Chaulut's txs
petition, Huhutll tnys; eel lm afraid,
through lack VI transport ChH8lrr la
not been aulu to ADVANCE tO the BUfala
country. the goa hr upHlroI 90 reach.
/ KNOW October lstu, 1898, o. caravan
from IuIkaua 90 Mhuuasa, cold 10 one
OF CHAMBERS agents riXty daukUyr.
lhusu, undcfalauu, arrived safely at
DlitchO. Personally, when leaving
DaitChO iu August, ADVISED him 10
proceed % lutEaua 'ur ivory, What
nave been his lveuturta since We
parted company ho will tell on his ar
riyalsbOrily at M0muutH.
"N0w, 1 nave toll you deal and IN
return ! wish you 10 tell tie AmtrIcAu
press what clever, we'll educated,
ttfaight.mIudUi gentleman AttUT
Ghaulvr BE-. His tcusU OF honor is
great, hIs taithiulutss us o. cUmtadc
unswvTying, snd his gouut0aiiy uU less
rrmursauiu.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
Fai,5-Promoti7p Series.

ny First Mission, narrative Of psr.5us
straH0roa al ami'sionAy upon DO sanisioh
islands by uoorfs y Cannon. 1sl.
siriuE Of PcaSis, containing q number o..
Interesting ssrtgHsf and an.diItas % frIs.
s.HnNy iI'a, efe., $50
leaves from W. Journal, ty rrr,.ssot
Nunfi WuHiruf, description of Die voni.r.
fa' missionary experience aud many Interest
tHH incidents Of hsilfo, 80
Fragments 81 Experience, q collection %
if'Hhas fHHu H.H UrrHf.sHHr ~ tliaHs Fss
President tfcber G. iSimbaIis journal,
unmuv of uH puHHg, indidenia in tbs
careor % o. trfy remarkable man, pc.
gafiy scenes ~ Jhureh tti.tory all
ia.Hl1 OF incidents fruu uaUyos of ilisr,
% u0chureh in early iay', 49,
The Life Of Nsphi, H.r saa % tssi. vii.
uuiuaf0i FROM Jerusalem, in Iuiea. 10 uss
land bow tnavH as .H4h Auaus, ,t col.
tlnas before ua coming Hf co. Savior. IN.
b1Ht o1nt,HH como vrIy important items ON.
c1ruiHr he u1la Hf MORMON. hy 8,ar-. %
Cannon, as
Scraps OF biography, aouiarirs Sketch Of
a. tllrra tiia. tnH|HHts % Flusfi5Hes. ana
Neug Euiftrs journal. Csc.
The Myth OF ,he uauuscrip, Pound
or tha Ai-ariIusa 90 na spauiilg stary, h.
George Reynolds, 49,
Labors Ia thr vineyard, s18taiB. anna n
the most huiarrsiins experiences ever srI,,sB.
go.
t'enitni Narratives, contains slms Interest.
ins aaciehe' ana valuable Lessons. g,,.
Helpful Visions, iustrHstiva ua8tf.st.tioD, n,
ue Lord v H. children. .st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26

RAuuNGTUS, Feb. 70. 60 Repre-.
sentative Wilson'S son received the
following tsltgram this evening from
Consul General Crlttunien at TIC Clty
" Mexico. "Wils1n f. doing us well
ne eau be- expected. His temperature
~ good. No immediate danger Ho
Is ttill NJ Gusdlsi ara"
WAsluNuION, ID g., Fob. .5.-rhe
following telegram WIS received ut the
department VI Stale this afternoons
"tfY Of Mexico, Feb. Gloon.
gfrssuau WilrOn has developed
marked typhoid fever. Hts general
condition h grave, though the fever h
got "a mild type"
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Sunday School aod Primary.

ION bcsa books anI sarla postage viii ~
shafE.i i1 ali.uob 90 h0 prices Nvo1, 70 cent ~
mail, unless nls price rvsn is i1r 'poHiri"l
Firat Hsuh for our Little Friends, foi
he u.a 20 Sunday schools, iU..
second HOOK for our Liitis Friends,
sunday School rsl1rf l1e.
intermediate \. =. Render. i,s.
Questions nud Answers on tho Life
aud uis,iou Of tho Prophet Joseph
smith, Del.
mule Questions and Answers, f5f The
uaa ~ primary AHa1HIsH1as. Isl.
Chiidrcn's Primary Hymn Hoos, I've
HuIH', rHIulIt.
Primary speaker, NO. ., postpaid. .,..
.. go
The uohoi Ron npoh, postpaid. pc
Ciess Hczisters, rss il,, s1..
Primary runc hook, on,
iooh Of Mormon Catcc tenn, postpaid. o..
=. =. Union Hymn Ifook, each net .5st
paid, l',.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26

sE PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 25.--In a
srtmnu uu the Catholic Churon In
Am ucan nj the Cathedral today,
hiuuurlOp ireland said the church
uuItf the Constitution had all the
Rights auI privileges she desired. The
Hut'C Catholic agitation, tho archbishop
tai., would soon die out n not noticed.
n stgungly deprecated mixing tho
yuurph with politics, and said II would
uv great misfortune II the church
Wgiu 10 be- the ally of ono special party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26

CRY or MEXICO, Feb. -i.-'he
sharp uernuo OF blyUr on tho L'nion
market srut exchange 90 uupr,eInh'
ed figures. London oXcbsu.u was
quoted "A. 2ii ger dollar auN NeN i i,lI.
exchange at Sl,02, rising uu nuur lH'e'
two points. phc situation IL rNr'r.'
ingly grave. The bankers lear luI'u'I
decline,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26

LONDON, Fob. ga transatlantic
gale struck the coast u Ireland today
with great violence. The Holy heat
packet, with llsi sacks Of mali Tor the
LuoAnihi was an uOuf AMI a hulf late
IN crossing the channel. Tuia delayed
the Lucauia'd departure until 2:lb
p.ni,
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NiNELAND, n. j., Feb. 9j.-Two
lives we're lost anu a score placed IN
imminent peril by ire which con'
slned portion VI the Slate Home TOT
feeble minded children. Tho vic.
tins were ]. IL. Sage, engineer Of the
institution, and his wife, who acted Nd
laundTr-a.
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col. Is.rsr pre.ssr nena

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. % colonel
Jasper NJ. Dresser ar., died, aged 90.
lie was member VI the fifst company
that responded ~ Linc0ln's cali for
troops, aud chief Oftho stall Of Genera J
McCltllnud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
CHER ARTHUR
Ihe knights Of Labor Want u.I ease
Investigated.

Investigated.
DIS MoISFs, Feb. 2i.-Tho general
executive committee OF the Knights Of
LABOR today made "A public statement
that thuy inlurded 10 investigate the
record ~ T.. NJ. Arthur, Of tue Loco
motive Engineer brotherhood. They
charge Artnur with being responsible
fur lhc failure of all their strikes since
1855 ,when they won the Union Pacific
striau.
In connection with these claims they
gave out statements " ArlhuTa
finauceB. They show that he pays
taxes on $i7l,UOO worth u property IA
Cleveland aud mas besides numerous
railroad stocks. They want 30 know
now BIO accumulated this property.
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LEWIs's TESTIMONY.
4 ,Ids->how 60 $40 roiIard. ureeis'a.
ridge Circu.

NANAN NhNAAH
UANvuLLE, Ky, Feb. 24,-William
FWl.o ls here consulting with hi
brother James Swopc, relative TO the
testimony by Dr. 4. l.. Lewis, Ia
which lho name Of their deceased
brother Hon. AN. Swopo was dragged
iutotle Pollard. Bfeokiafidgo scnuual.
Tue sW0pes aud Dr. Lewis are both
consulting lawyers and there are
probabilities OF coming trouble. The
hwOp,a say the statement % tho effect
that Daw their brother Ia Danyille Ia
the TALL Of 1855 is unqualiiledly false,
us he was then In Euf0Te, aud they
will be able 20 prove that ColonBI
SWope was not acquainted with Miss
Pollard.
Or. Lewis, white an old man, IL
dead game. The Swopes are extremely
jealous Of the reputation OF their bgg-
Their aud will leave NO stone unturned
Ia thuig Investigation.
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nEItIIN mrs.
the Relations between Uussia an
GcTmany Improving.


BERLIN, Fob. 2i.-Tho rumor that
after tue pas ngr Of the Russo Germau
commercial treaty thu car will pay n
yitit 10 Emperor William ~ much dis,
Guessed m political circles, From "a
trustworthy source II IL learned that
the matter has not been preached by
either Of the two governments. de
N0lldUn, Russian ombaasador "
Turkey, stopped here this week on his
way 10 ~. Petersburg, anu tho fact
that he chose the Berlin route IL com.
moulod upon as showing tho improved
relations between Germany aud
Russia since the treaty was signed.
Should an imperial meeting be- decided
UPON later II VIII PROBABLY occur upon
the occasion u the ears return ff0m
his annual visit 10 Copenhagen anu
while the emperor Is attending the
east Pfussian army manouveTs,
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PANS, Feb. % The pnilee louuy
raIdpu the lougiups ~ auumbrr OF Hn'
nrchisty, two u whom were ari'''.l,
A quantity ~ ohlorate powder anu
documents were be.ztd'
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JENKINS, INJUNCTION
'u7rreisn soIcmnIy Vows to violate
n

.Es MONIES, Ia, Feb. 25,-ln refer.
f',r.u tuclrl junction against him by
..4., j 'ukius, General Master Work.
800 tat,; 1T am going to WinOmu,
I'uU, tonight, ana viii speak there
Wriuvsiny. shall he In 49, raulHud
Minneapolis % talk 10 the Northern
fauiic employees, aud Hs iute Us there
l,a du1 in heaven | viii violate that
iu.uucliln Of Jenkius, IL " Infamous
qua au outrage ON all woTklnglurn.
lie would be pour representative Of
rTganlzd LABOR who W uli rot have
backbone 60 no what be- pleases against
lhis Disgrace, and would deserve the
contamination u oil honest working
men. Who IL Judge JenkinsHuybOR2
Simply d man with a soul 10 damn anu
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French Ii,ctions.

PARIS Feb. 25.-Elscuons IN Elk
municipalities resulted m the return OF
i've socialists anu one moderate rupub.
Hum.
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Tiye Dollars Month for all "a.
tHTrlAi DlssAsss nodicluss furnished
Free from our eva laboratory.
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$4,000.

WIN DO paid Co any person who can dis.
provo " one of DIS. shores a Shores's
printed statements, Thuy uro genuine
aud given by tho fre0 consent Of tho
patient
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A DANGEROUS OPERATION.

Atchduchess Maria, widow Of Arch.
duEc Kari Salvador, underwent dan.
gerous operation yesterday Mt Vienna.
80 serious was tho condition ul the
archduchess that the sacrament was
administered. She recently wore a
shoe which chafiei her heel. Dye
from her stocking penetrated tie
wound anu oausou Irritation. The
Rfchuuchuss scratched tho Initiated
place, aud eventually It was declared
she was suffering rom blood poison.
ing. Her foot swelled rapidly and au
ab.cess formed ut lhe auklu. Event.
ually the swelling eXten,ed to tho calf
Of the leg anu n high lever followed,
A bulletin Issued today HAys, though
the cfyslpelas Is spreading, The gen.
oral condition Of the arohduchess Ia
improved,
The emperor has presented Chan.
cellor Won Capriyi RUNNER OF large
drinking cup, and two email Guns.
made ofgrceu glass, The runner ana
tho two cups were made espeeihliy
upon the ompcr5T's order for presuuta.
ton 10 the chancellor.
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Noble WomeQ's QvQs Series.

Lyd'a knight. History, On intsrc.HrS
Volume, vHsien 90 ca attractive and pleasing
style, -1
iteroincs OF "mormondon,,' - intsr,.itrs
ttuiehes of vomuu vh0 have proved thsu.
sal,s. worthy OF hluof. 9sa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26

q toalerIor 90 kick fear no court II
mere IL United States marshal here,
let him serve his pfocCss.D
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-16
News From the Orient.

London, Sept. 15,-A diapatch t.
the Times from Hong Kong today
says the enlistment of Europeans for
the Chinese service has been stopped.
Seven men belonging to the southern
department of the custom service
have returned to their former duties,
The whole southern squadron has
been ordered north.
A diapatch from Seoul, Corea,
dated September 10, says the Japan.
csc forces moving from Gensan COM
pletely routed the Chinese at Sing
Sing Chaeu. Both sides are reported
to have lost heavily.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-16
Unappreciative Candidates,

The Silver party candidates are to
be commended for one thing-they
believe IN supporting the newspaper
that assists them into office, as will
be seen by the announcements in the
Appeal. Out of eighteen Republi
can candidates, only four have put
up 50 and announced themselves in
the Tribune and News. Now if
these people expect the Tribune to
help them into office without any
financial assistance they'll slip up.
Why, some Of them don't even sub
scribe for the paper. We have said
Tribune.
The Tribune must bear in mind /
that politicians are ever ungrateful to |
newspapers. Perhaps in the case of
the Tribune, the quality of the ser
vice may cut some figure. The can
didatss no doubt have in mind the
wretohed quality of the service they
received from their party organs in
Ormsby two years ago.
The ones who were the most
strenuosly advocated by the Tribune
were buried by the heaviest MAORI
ties. Il
Again the Republican party of
)rmsby is getting a trife weary of
being bled for the support Of two I
newspapers, especially when they
lei that neither of their organs is of
he slightest use polit cally.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-16
A Lady Heard From.

ED, APPEAL:-Some days ago you
urged that letter box be placed on
the telegraph post in front of the
Postothce to save people from the
trouble of climbing the steps. l
thought it such good idea that |
supposed the Postmaster would COM
ply with the suggestion at once, as it
would save the community great
many steps. l hope the APPEAL will
agitate the question until the box is
put there. A. LADY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-16
THE JURY STILL OUT.
Mrs. He-tley's Fate Undecided 1T
Midnight.

Reno, Sept. 15,-The courtroom
was crowded to suffocation this morn
ing to hear the opening arguments Of
the prosecution. The prosecuting
attorney made strong speech and in
the afternoon the defense closed with
plea to The jury that seemed to
have humble effect at . o'clock
the Judge delivered his charge and
the jury retired. At that time it
was conceded that it would be hung
jury or an acquittal. The fact that
X. NJ. Fulton newspaper man was
on the jury has caused good deal of
comment in Reno.
8 o'clock.-No word coming from
the jury causes Mrs. Hartley great
anxiety as she had expected almost
immediate acquittal. She is reported
as having another fainting spell from
the terrible nervous strain. Crowds
are about the Courthouse awaiting
the verdict.
10 o'clock, Nothing from the jury.
Mrs. Hartley's attendant endeavored
to persuade her to retire, bnt she re-
fused and is hysterical.
IL O'Clock. Jury still out and no
prospect of acquittal. Reported 8
20 for acquittal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-16
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE.
Silver Ore That Runs Over $1,000
q Ton.

Another big strike has been made
in tho vicinity of Pine Nut. w. III.
Bagwill who works in Torreyson' s
blacksmith shop is the lucky locator.
He is down but 16 feet on the ledge
and taking out silver ore that ASSAYS
S2l6S per ton, The ledge starts at
the top less than two inches wide and
at 10 feet it is over s inches. There
is plenty of wood and water in the
vicinity and the location is in a di-
rest line from Pine Nut about six
miles west The ledge which can be
traced several hundred feet by the
groupings, makes straight toward the
Pine Nut ledge which is nearly all
gold
If it should turn out that the ledge
is continuation of the Pine Nut
ledge 1t would indicate larger ledge
than the Comstock and richer at the
grass roots,
The excitement over the Zirn dis
coveries is undated and the gold on
at the Arlington is so rich
that no one disputes the sssay of
$4,000 ton.