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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13
Turner County Herald.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CArHoLc-Services on the lst and 3rd Sundays
OF each mouth at 10:30 u. IN. Christian doc.
trine class at 1900 M, and Eespers and
Renediction at 7:3O y. ni., daily Mass at 500 Il.
m. Services are held ut Ccntreville on the2Hd
Sundry OF each month and at Beresford OIL the
Ath Sunday. Very Rev. Dean Sheelan. pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL Services every Sun
day at 100 a. IN. and 80 p. m; Sunday
Thursday evening at 1880. Geo +. Hopkins,
pastor.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13

We understand that l.. II. Hanson of
Daneyille has received patent on a
Veared windmill which is said to be
perfect, and can be constructed at low
cost.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13

Ladies-For diseases OF women. DR.
Sawyer's Pastilles will reach the diff
Guilty radically, positively and effectual
". 1t is mild but effectual. E. Brauch.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13

Money and experience cannot pro-
duce better family medicine than DIR.
Sawyer's family cure. Itcures difficult
ties of the stomach and liver. E Brauch.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13

DR.. sawyer's family cure Is the result
OF experience, skill and honesty. 1t Is
positive cure for all stomach, liver
and kidney troubles. E. Bruach.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13

We have for sale first-class safe,
large size, at half value. 1t you want
a safe let us know. This is bargain.
ALIENS AGENCY.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13
DOMESTIC.

FOTtlgH.
Westerman. Harm
When calling for above please say
advertised
A. NJ. RASMUSSEN, PM.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13
Adyertised Letters.

Advertised Letters.
List of letters remaining in postoffice
at Hurley, S. d. Oct. /, 1894. If not
called for in 30 days will he sent to dead
letter office.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
uons. and positively cures Piles, or no
nay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunds
q. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
" 3. Brauch, druggist.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13

TRAINS GOING EAST.
Passenger No.6 200 y. M.
Freight No. 81 2:a f.,M
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Passenger No. 5 l2:47 p. NJ.
Freight No. % Hos A. H.
Make throus:, connection for Chicago and
Sioux City.
Yankton trains connect at Ccntreville with
both morning and evening passenger.
". A. THRALL. Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Fl. X. WEBsrER. Agent
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13
HURLEY MARKETS.

HURLEY MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Wheat-No. Northern-55c.
Wheat-No. 2 Northern-47c.
Oats-No. 3 White-3oc.
Corn-56c.
Flax seed-Sl.2O
Top hogs bring s4OO today.
Cattle bring from S.75 to $3.50
Turner County Herald and Chi.
cago Weekly Inter Ocean
Only $3.50 Year.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13

Ladies-The druggist named below
WI give you a free sample package OF
~. Sawyer's Pastilles. which cures dis:
eases peculiar to women. =. Brauch.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13
HURLEY LODGE NO. rs. l. o.o.r.
Meets every Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock
In I. y. o, f. hall. Visiting brothers are most
earnestly requested to attend.
A. NJ. RASMUSSEN, n. q.

E.s. McooK POST, NO 81. G. A. r..
Meet Saturday evening preceding the full
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-12-13

suhscribe for the Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19
TOday's COuniy Court.

Probate Judge Blair presided over
the weekly meeting Of tue county
court thisimornlng. seleolmen Cahoon,
Hamburger AMI Morris were also IA
their places,
A letter wa. read from T., Holman,
OF sandy, calling attention % The fact
thAt "the thrue.rOI street" az that
lace, "lediGated by Mr. lie Grand
Young Tor street purposes" was Oh
situotvd, greatly 10 the wulur's injury,
auu asking the county court 10 have
the obstruction removed without un.
necessary delay. Referred % the road
supervisor % sandy precinct,
An application from Joseph Terry
Tor lease OF school land iu section 80,
township . south, range / west, was
granted ANA the probate Judge author.
lzed 10 execute o lease tOr three years.
IheproOaIe judge was also uthOflz d
10 execute a quit Ulsim deed % John
Edward Thomas, Fanny ShimminR
and II. H. A, Cuimtr IN regard ~
property In block 1872, plat "A,' Salt
Lake City survey.
Liquor lCenses were granted TO NJ,
Shields, for South Cottonwood; Janis
Richards, bingham precinct; Janice
+. MOtherwell, Bingham precinct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19
FROM SOCIETY ISLANDS.
Elder Fox Returns Home After n Years
Absence.

Elder Jesse NJ. Fox, Of this city, Er.
lived nome yesterday from tho Society
lslands. Hu mas been gone a little
over year. having lef. hSre on mis-.
sion ON February %, 1893. Durlng hIs
stay on the Society group, Elder Fox
has not enjoyed good health, anu this
Is the cause VI his return NJ tho present
time.
About three months baiore his dc.
partufo from home he met with an nc.
oident that injured his Lett log below
the kuoe. lie seemed TO recover anu
20 have got all right, but when he
hnu btcu on the island of Ta-
hiti some time climatic influences
began l0ailojt aim seriously, aud the
place VI sue injury gave MIN great
trouble. lie was laid up fJr about four
months last SUMMER lnen no got
better Tor n while, and moved about,
| attending 10 Ills missionary lahOrs ~
he could IN connection with the other
| E!uels. A portion OF tne time he spent
on the island Of Iupuaii. Later 10
tue season the injury again began to
be seriously Troublesome, aud as there
was prospect OF his being again
uisablel for duty los some time he
was released anu cams home. His
health has improved somewhat by the
return trip, and he hopes 10 ultimately
| recover from the effects OF tho injury.
| Ito H., however still lame.
Tho voyage homewArd was made on
"a sailing vessel, the rf0pio bird, which
| lot Tahiti on February 10, the limo on
lnu water being thirty days, As tho
islauuH are not on the line Of steam
| sulIs, and ,he mail Is carried from San
Fnuuisc1 on sailing vessels, tho trans
plr,AuOn oil letters ana papers IL very
uncertain A. 10 time. Elder Fox saws
that Elder Cannon, Of this city, nus
gone 10 the leland OF Raistea, which
has connection by trading vessels with
Tahiti, 30 that mail may DO six mnnths
on the way from huFe 70 there.
Elder Fox reports the nine Elders
now on the Society group. which is
uuIer French dominion, as wurkng
unergeiically Ia tupir missionary
uulics. They are Hospitality treated
by the natives, ana tho mission 10
prospering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19
The Wall Fell Ont.

The recent rains and heavy SHOWS
were the cause Of what came near
buiug a serious accident on Saturday
at the residence Of Mrs. Phoebe Young,
on Fith East street, between Sixth
auu Seventh south slreets, in the Sec.
Ond ward. About seven O'Clock IN the
morning the mumbrfl OF tho family
were badly heightened by the entire
north wall Of the b0usU-aH od0biu
two-st0ry structurr-ialllng out lunv-
ing the greater part VI the interior OF
the building exposed 20 the storm. 10
npptnfs that the wall had tUC0me
thoroughly saturated without 10
showing any signs Of giving way. A
very fortunate coincidence was the
fact ihai the inmates were al iu tho
south side Ofthr house at the timu the
architectural features OF u woIo 10
suddenly rem0duled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19
DISPATCHES.
Miss Pollard Again on The Witness
Stand Today.
CHOLERA AND TYPHOID FEVER
Independence Mln' at cripple Creek
Colorado, Starts Work with
Small Forc, Of Men.

wAsuiSdrON, March l0-rho bal
re.bsi tieutmoat difficulty Ia rspcll.
trg the crowds who sought ndmitlamco
d, The urtioom where the Pollard
Brsckinrldge Irlal is In progteis. Misa
Pollard was again ON the stand, under
direct examination. She related In
.t,ster detail than heretofore the
attempts Of Breckinrldgs to seduce
her. lie told her that she had
wonderful intellect, aud a
brilliant future" seemed TO be com
plstoly under the influence Of his
vonurrlul power NJ pubuusion," sue
salL. He promised o. oversee her edus
cniion nud repay the money pniu by
Rhodes Tor her schooling. "ho dli not
accomplish his purpose the fret dnyt
lu apite OF his violent nucmplti"
she continued; "and 1t was only
late the second Jay when we were Ia
Inc house VI designation In Cincin.
uat.D The relations then established
fhr avoffcd, continued ull Muy l1lh,
1903, the lHst tinu sue saw Breckiu.
ridge. 10 will be remembered that
tlis date Is subsequent 70 Breckln'
rdyr's marriage 10 Mrs. Wing, which
occurred secretly, April 2O,h, 1898.
Then tho cfoss.examlnatiou was re-
-umud by Butterworth, going into
minute details " plaintiffs life, 10 NIL
% which chs returned replies which
could have given no comfort ~ her o.
IJutui1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19

LOSDlS, March is.--An Impressive
denomination 10 protest against the
action o. the House Of Lords In reject.
lug tho employees liability bill, was
held Ia Hyde Park today. lt IN osli.
mated 5000 people were In attend.
hucp.
shortly before o'clock enormous
pUccHsions from all paris Of the city
began 20 arrive. Among those who
took part In the procession were
representatives. from every trade union
ia London.
Iho chief speakers were Messrs.
huinf, MOtde, Arch anu Cremer, all
on whom are labor memuers OF thu
House oi Commons. Resolutions were
IeAl from all the platforms calling
upon the government TO again iutto.
uuce tho employers liability hill i'm.
mtdinirly upon the teassem bling Of
lhe Hou'e OF Commons, anu also de.
manning that the government take
tlepa 10 bling about the unufe aboli.
uOn Of tue House Of Lords.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19
ElOnr Advancing.

There SEEMS 10 be n turn In the tide
which has kept flour alta low p,ice for
some time past. Today number Of
the milles made raise In tho price,
and gave notice TO that eject. They
state that, sowing tI the recent nd.
vance IN the price Of wheat we find IL
necessary on aud after Monday, 18Th
inst, TO make the price Of nluf ms ful.
lowe" Ihen COMES the llsi, naming
straight grade M sl,6j, family iiour M
tl.5O, etc. The notice IL rigned by the
WasAlch Milling company, salt Lake
NH and Elevator company, l.. II,
Miller, BonuiOu & Bennion, Layton
Milling and gatOr company, Elias
Morris and knudfeu 4 Baglvy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19
FINAL TOUCHES ON TARIFF,
Better Protection for Sugar and %
Reciprocity.


wAsHISuToN, d. &. March TO-
The Democratic members Of the
Senate finance committee have com.
plo:ed the work on the tariff bill aud
will submit the changes In tho draf, Of
the sub committee nt the meeting OF
the full committee this afternoon. The
principal changes are made Ia tho
sugar schedule, which has been modi.
He'd 90 ~ 10 take into confederation
color az well as polarization. Inc
change made will add Onu-uighth Of a
cent per p0und on inv color test 10 as 10
insure the rofluer this much pr5tcC-
lion.
Thiaistn acccofdaucu with the orig.
mai intention OF the committee, uut u
has been claimed that tho bill Ba at
ifai reported 20 the foil committee
wOulu Discriminate against the r.
luete.
il IL understood the bill will be
amuuued 90 ~ TO make a positive
declaration for the abfpgnti0n OF the
reciprocity treaties made under the
NICK inley asi. This h 20 satisfy the
fears OF the sugar men, though the
committee II satisfied tho Till ha 10
stands would do 20. II Is also probable
that the clause abrogating the Hawai-.
ian treaty will be- stricken out.
There has been some contention
among the Democratic members on
this score suu two or three votes have
Teen taken upon this proposition 10
strike II out, the malorityHt fr-t 0ppo-
lug the change. The principal Ar.
gument Tor was based on tue
vrUunI nj VNuedigury. IL yvus
urged that N permitted 20 remain
II would be tho means Of introducing
Hawaiian complications into the tariff
discussion. All agreed that this should
be- avoided 10 possible without sufrun.
ucring too much, aud the latest reliable
statement Is that this Argument has
won.
These, with the restoration OF the
present law regarding me tax on do
nestle oignts, viii be- the pfiuolpa /
changes made. The lead ore duty,
with the tax on whisky and the duty
on coal aud irOH ore, remains ~ placed
In the bill by the Democratic members.
There win be few changes In the
ifult schedUle and a few minor articles
which were taken from the FREQ list
and made dutlable viii DO re-.
stored 10 the free list The
bill, when II next sees the light,
will also show several changes In the
administrative part, and tho amend'
meat Inserted by members or the COM
miltoe providing for this repeal 0i the
entire Mckinley act, will be modified
/ 70 either specify what portions OF that
act shali remain la force, or repeal the
parts In conflict with the pending act
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19
ENGLAND As A REPUBLIC.
An Event Sure 10 Happen Within tho
Course Of a Century.
Tho Empire s1ust Pain abolition OF
the House Of i.urds - Necessity
iu uritain's Progress
Ldlsr nll1t,i Nc-nr

totlr hefcr0 Acrc
SEQ Ia your isauc Of the i7,h lnst.
letter from q. W. Davis, UPON the
House Of Lords, wherein no dofendi
the pfgtont systeni VI government in
England. / must confess that arn
som what aslOnishcd that any Am,tl.
can citizen, especially those OF the
Mormon faith, should uphold govern.
mont that IL not a government of the
people. The pfcsen, system o. Engllsh
government originated as the time
when Q, was tbssnilally necessary Tor
the we'll being Oi the community, and
TO check the excessive power Of
m0narchs.
But limos have altered aud govern.
mnuiu must alter with the tlmo-.
The Gays have gone by, anu there IL
no longer any USE for tho HOUSE Of
Lords. Ia fact ~ has become Obstfuct.
ivu O. all muaruTas OF reform. IL has
used iis power 10 Ubitruc. every useful
measure which the House Of Com.
mons has thought nc 10 pass, anu
which were in the Interests OF the
| people. AZ Tor the House OF Lords, it,
! days Ut usefulness arc pagt,
Aud II now Ouly stands ~
great barrier against tho iust
/ demands VI tho IcJpie, and we'll may
| the people demand 90 abolition.
In iact, the Butish House Of Com.
mons T. not irUmUl In lusucu towafds
/ tho peOpIs. lite members uugh. u be-
paid ior their political services, and
vacn constituency unuuld pay iis own
/ election ezponsCs. Then tue people
| could DO honestly represented Ia that
| house.
lour correspondent Gays "thal n
/ republic would disrupt tue omplfc.O
AZ an OLD Euglish politician, then, 1
would say, les u hu uiarupted. Better
10 disfupg au empire Than trample
upou thU liberties % the people. Had
uuf ffieni q. w. ID. livcd la tue days
Of Washington, / suppose no would
have 0tJtcluI 10 American indepuu.
dcroe. Gus friend q. W. ID. says tnAt
Napoleon admired the English system
Of government, but Napoleon, ~ woli
~ wellington, was NO statcsmsn.
Now | nm neither Prophet nor
yea a Pdeat, but 1 will predict the
uiuru OF England;
sue " hJuuu 70 become TrplbllU.
Local seli.g0ycrnmOnt will Ue given
10 scotland, ireland aud Wales.
Australia will be- all indOIendont
/ republic as well ~ Canada; ultimately
| Canada will become part OF tle
/ United States.
Eugland will losu It's hold upon
India. Other West india islands viii
also bscumy independent. anu Eugii,h
] Ifthiigc viii be gone.
Al this will happen before another
century comes. Iuen viii another
uibbIns rise up anu write, "Tho rice
anu TALL Of the British empire"
Al tits 10 Ia HcoOrdhncs with the
evolutionary changes Of life ana
nature. We, here IA the New World,
Hrr lar Ia advance Of the governments
Of the old world. Yet We have much
10 do In tbs way u perieo,ing our stil!
impcHuctsystem igOyofnment There
VIII then be- a confederation OF
Eughsh.spuakiug people anu Tepub.
itcs, and We shall become tho people OF
the world.
Nations fall aud nations rise; it Is
Ga accordance with tue iluvitable law
OF eVuiuliop' DEMuCMIus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Dynamite iccidenl.-Ncw Gold Saver.
-Miscrllancou, Mites.


Payson GioJG August Peterson, q
young man Of salem, met with very
serious acrident over near the West
Mountains last Saturday. Hu was
thawing out some sticks 81 dynamite
In n stove, when from some unknown
cause they exploited, completely dc.
molishlnE the stove and severely
wOuuIing young Peterson. His hands
aud face were terribly maugle1 aud 10
10 wonder that he WAS not killed
Instantly. The unfortunate young
man was brought to this city anu Dr.
rils0n was called and allcviated his
GuiieTngs a. much Ms possible under
the circumstances. The doctor thinks
tho wounds are not dangerous, nnd
that the young man will soon recover.
Park Record. a car load OF ore from
the Morcur gold mine, Camp Floyd
district, Is expected In the Park next
week to be- tested by the Russul leach
Ing process, 10 determine whether or
not II can bo ptOtitably reduced by
that method OF extraction. The test
will be- watched with great deal Of
interest, for II II proves successful the
cyanide process will have a strong
rival iu tho field.
A meeting Of the woolgrowers Of
Sanpete. SEWER anu Juab counties wac
being held In Tuttle's hail, Manti,
this MONDAY, March 49, afternoon.
Manu IL making preparations to
guard against damage by nigh water
this spring.
Mantl Messenger Reports from
sheep camps aTo very gOOl. The dan.
ger from bad weather Ii practically all
over and the chances are that what
sheep are alive now will get through
10 the summer tauveH all.Tight. Some
iJwues have suffered pretty heavy
tFHts.
PARK Record. After several years Of
hard study AMI harder work James
Brennan has evolved mschine which
hr 10 positive will save both COARSE and
flour gold, aud has applied Tor patent
for the Invention. The machine 10
oOmpoiei u three paris, the fret OF
which Ia 10 save the coarse gold and
reduce the gravel 10 nne sand,
Tho second part Ia where every
particle OF fine sand Rnd water Is
forced through quicksilver bath
under hydraulic pressure, The third
part h hBimple device for catching IN
"AAN "HfAhh hhN AAAAHA gun NNNhH AAAh1 Nhs
cape from the machine. tins secret In
IA the construction Of the cylinder ana
discharge tank aul their automatic
working, aud for the pre.ent 10 with.
held from publication, rnu common
sense Of the maOhine IL In the iact that
every particle OF snnd aud water is
forced into contact with the quick.
silver, and no matter how hne the
gold, once n touches quicksilver fairly
IL win stny with II. Mr.. brennan has
applied for patent, AM tile invention
VIII be known as tho O'Neil hydraulic
g0lt machine. should tho machine
prove successful " will mean q
rune Tor its inventor, az There
are millions OF dollars " flour
gold In the bars anu floating down
snake river MI Brennan spent
several years on that stream nul win
leave IN a few days with one n the
machines an give tn thorough trial,
oud the result VIII undoubtedly
br watched for with Interest. IA
ldahu company has made him fir
der, while The organ zltiou OF com.
puny OF PaTkltes IL talked OF II the
mgcnlue pans cut well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19

yclr normal, or avuinss temperature
has been calculated, tue daily mean
Temperature was below tue nlrmni
every day Ia thu month except on thu
7th.
Tue general dates Of minimum tom.
rcfglurc were ibu 80, lih, or -3I. The
general dalUs uu which maximum
temperatures orcuyfoI were the l0ih
aud 2uih, nuI -5an o. g5.h.
The storms of the 9in aud 10Th and
the 2Uth % 2l4t teuchol blm % tho
severity Di "buzEifIt" boo various ualir
OF the Territory. The moniH's pic.
ulpiiuiiuu was greater Ia tho rUuthtfu
Iart OF the Territory than the rfovious
month, Averaging al. ut elk inches of
snow iu The vnlltyp, which vii Uc very
hsnvnuitL la tut uOuuufu pant the
precipitation was tUmUWlut Lose than
the normal, bat tue deficiency vas not
enough 90 bp.il the uId prJstcci OF m
abundant waitrsupIIy iJf Tue coming
GUNNER
SUMMARY Oh Ir1WERAIuUE.
Monthly average Of tho Territory
t2j s'auJns) 200 degrees. Greatest
monthly average aJ.5 at g. Grori O.,
least m0nlhly average s.B ut fuft Do.
che ne. Hl-hcst temperature 0' any
Jay 0' at Is. q 0UEu ou the -5tH. Low.
tat temperature Ui any u1y 80 below
gro nt Randolph uu the gIld. Greatest
monthly range 10 ut lusiir. Lrast
monthly range 30 nt kat Lake CITY.
Low temperature vJfu reported w.
| follow; CuniyI.lu 20 below, Hebrt
City ~ below, Fort Duclc.uy i below,
Thistle % below. lNIushufgm below.
oul1iur summit 10 below, Silver LaRu
IL below, Mauii 10 fellow
suMNAW PRECIPITATION.
The precipitation was considerably
| below the upfmHl 10 averaged for -
station III iuuhca. lt was principally
/ lu the lufm OF fuuH, uuu luflng the
I hst tWunly.iour days OF tho month
there lcii 90 Silver Lake, salt Lake
county, u inches, aud for tho whole
month at Thistle .26, Soldier Summit
/ ~, Glendale 10, Hutur lG, LUvun 100,
Provo 10, Salt Lake 1913, Dtsutut 1876,
/ other stations ltsu amounts.
Tbs greatest precipitation was $40
al silver Lake least precipitation O.lg
Ut Fort Duchcsue.
MsCELLANEOus.
high WINS were Ifuquelli the Pre-.
vniling Direction OF tue winds was
from the nurthwcsL Tho sunshine at
salt Lake CITY was 90 lcr cent OF the
possible amount Tho average mum.
Der OF clear days throughout thu Tcru.
tory WA 10.
A. ST. George was worry strong
wind on the morning oil tho ilh. Al
! Hobrr CITY fearful buEzAfds from the
north PREVAILED all day on the iO,h,
anu also on the 2lsi. Al Grouse Creek
there wee heavy wind ami drifting
snow on the ION, l7th aud glsl. There
wua slice. on the 2utn AZ Cisco.
HuUwyillu observer noted u beautiful
lunar halo on the IAN. A. Provo there
was very heavy toy on tho night OF
tue -sihi ubjecls could scarcely be seen
i've yards away,
An aurora was noticed ut Cisco, H..
| DuChe'ue aud Salt Lake CITY on the
22ud. AZ silver Lake on the night Of
the 22ud there was grand display Of
| the aurora bOTeaiis from 7 10 0
o'clock. Al Hetcr CITY on tho night
Of the 22nd anu g3ri there was bcautl.
iul aut0fa, beginning AZ o o'clock pm.
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D.men,en ,.n..rnrsr-

af.'t1' bhpaicA 70 he NEWS
LARAMIE, Wyo, March ia d..
H'h'el passenger was taken irom the
east oouni Union Pacific train at this
l'"ee yesterday afternoon. Papers
'o1nd on the unfortunate mans per.
'on showed that his namo ls J. O'Niel
VI Nara California, He had IN his
o'''s'lon through ticket to Dublin,
it'iand, aud also a draft on the Rank
a. nueln Tor eighty pounds. b,aidos
,uOu' sluO Ia currency, 1t Ia Thought
sIg. excessive drinking and the hlgh
s'"'uuo are the causes Of the mau be-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19

Lon DON, March lo.-Replying 10
John RvImOnI, the Parnulllte leader
in the house Of commons today John
Morley, chief secretary Of ltulau1, re-.
iefrlng 10 the prOvisious Of tho uviotUd
tenants bill anu whether % Will be- the
hfst measure proceeded with, taid it
would not b1 tue fret measure put
forward; he WAS unable 70 say when Il
would DO proceeded with. Tue regis
trntlOn Of voters bill will be the dec.
measure which the government would
ask parliament 20 lata upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-19
The Blylh viii Case.

When the arguments In tho Blylh
will case closed IN the Probate court
late on Saturday afternoon, Judge
Blair rendered his decision, reyoRing
tue former order admitting the will 10
probate. Tomorrow petition for the
appointment Of aspecial administrator
viii be argued, anu iigraute1 tho estate
will Ia due lime be- equltably disIfiUul.