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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
A pyEnrIsrMENrs AID srBscnIrrLoNs 10!

NEW lOIkN IhIbN W.
CkIIED Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE ~. 20? Broad
way ~ north u Thirty -hrst-s'. AM ADNEK.
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Orces; 90
Eighh-aye.. corner Twenty third l52 SMn-sys.
lj7 Fourh-av... Fourteenthst.. Go Th.rtave; ~
Third ave. Forty enth-st H.6 Third ave. near
J.
100 columbus ave-: - Avenue A. 1923 Third "a weS
Fourteenth St 95T Forty seconds. 80 Thrt-iv
32s Thirl-ave. POSI- Third between one-hundred'
and-tN.iffh and hundred and thirteenth SITS - .
European Branch. FOR Advertisements only 30 Fle~
Street. r e. London. England.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"A. %
80 '..,i. De. 10 20 m Majestic. Jan . a. m.
.,1-t,,tc pec 10 a IN .Alratlc Jan. o. a. m
r.. ~ 10 a y, sT.litonic. Jan. IL 10 a. m.
T-,rn White Star Dock foot u West lpih-st
saloon rates $50 upward. according 10 steamer am
,.n ~ berth .Sec0nI cabin these s'eln"rs. ~ am
go stco,lae from New York on Britann'c. Adratic
,ie-maric SO: Majestic AMI Teut,nic. SD fr"paii
l.o.s si5 " % Hroa WAY. New-YorH Phlad lphit
orro. Wnnut-si. H. MAITLAND KERStY. Agent
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Cuntlnq Aca0rrlles.

JrERNANDOs ACADEMY l62 Ias 5;th.s' -QIa-icr
/ g. Yrtaf. l-.. OIL. hour q riasS fcSet~ ~
pupils oantenlen.r T,fra select private 'ia's"s
~ GEORGE pOuWOETU -
/. SO GSi FIFTH AVENUE
Class and private lessons Mo- c.sss cominen-"' ne
ceutcr ~ 'rcvI. The Arisieflam
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WEST SHORE K.K.

Trains leave West icd St station New York. as '''
lows, and IL mnut earlier from foot Franklin ST.
3:;io ~ VI Daily Local to Buffalo. y,,,...
DID A. VI. Daily FOR Albany, Ctica :, acuse ho1,,
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails. Detroit Chicago; H'W
Saturday for TOT ca.
6:15 i. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal luca ~ N.
cuse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Ioroh' -"
trot Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis ..,..
1ifo J.. VI. Daily except sunday. for ltca, sytsssrc
Rochester ani Buffalo. Carries sleeping car passen'.'
only ...
S;t5 H. VI. Daily Albany Utica syracuse hoiint
ter Buffalo Ma ara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Oe'e~
Chicago and ST .sJu,s. -. az.
For tickets. time tables parlor and slesp.H ts.yors,
cOnmodations apply city offices. Brooklyn and NJ r,f
and stations Time tables principal ho'e's "
other Information address ,..,,
L LAMBERT General Passenger Age".-
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Grarl)crs.

LADY wishes Young children f1r instruction and n
"A orfainrneni for mofuiug afternoon hours ENc'
lent rcl,r.nccs for ah and character. Address Y -
washington rl1r..
n ERMAN HANOVERIAN FORMER TEACHER OF
u local schools. CnnversafiH a ciass"'. children
md aduit~ private lessons ignes' references moderate
terms. Allr'.e TNN'lTlS HIS He 81 West Gith-Tf.
ID HINATE EtCTIoN Is experienced tutor;
pupils nff.' college hIe highest tifF rrf-
e-on-cs Address Na'o Grtduafe B'x y. Tripn" '"o"
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Two PASSENGERS BY

i W T.NN'>TN0IT.TtN
:. g. "NORMANNIA." JAN iS9.
THE LARGE NUMBER OF PASSENGERS
WHO WILL. LAND IN EGYPT FROM THE
NORMNNNIN MAKES IT ABSOIrT EIY
NECESSARY TUsT ALI. WHO INTEND To
GO IP THE NILE SHOULD SECURE ACCOM-
MOpATIONS FROM rs At ONCE.
WE ARE DOING OtR UTMOST ny PUT
TING OK SPECIAL. STEAMERS TO MEET
THE PRESSURE; IN ORDER HOWEVER To
AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT ALI. WHO WISH
70 MAKE THE NILE VOYAGE THIS SEA-
son SHOULD SECURE ACCOMMODATION
IMMEDIATELY
TIIOS. COOK & SON
2Gl AID i.22j BROADWAY. NEw-YORK
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CLYDE LINE.

"A. -. ~, .,n,bue,,.
CHARLESTON : =. tho south and South"'S''
INf'KSoNV;II.E ami all Florida points, -
From Pier - F.. X. foot OF hp'.rv, *, p or %
AIGONQIIN. ,u''
Mongdy, 90 -. ~
I'M steamers have class passenger acc
WM p. CLYDE & CO. General As'TH"y
Fla cent & Perm. Fast F. & =. Lin via lacksonyI'e'
20, so Freight and Passenger Llr via 'harlHston
r. O. Eyer Gcn'l Agt. 37' u way, y I.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUISCiIEII oHnns, RE-.
N THE NEW YORK rRIRli NE WILL, ~ ~, BROAD.
tElNED Al THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. AVER.
"a door ~ Thirty-trst--L am, rs,ss. cs<
TIsEMENTS the following Branch "a az. SI,,havs
Eehth-aNe., s. Twenty thirdst L. roc
1871 Fourth-av-.. Fourteenths ST 900 neat
Thiri-ave Forty SeNenth-st.; o2o ssscond
sixty FIRST St EOS Firstave: 06 sn Wes
1872 columbus - Avenue \; L323 Thru third ave
Fourteenhs ~ Forty second 81 ~ t.sundred
l33S Third-aVe.. a.O5l Thrd-avc. between -.
and twelfth and one hundred and thirteenth So, nd
Az th- HARLEM OFFICES iSO East One,hundr,,a ann.
twenty nfthst.: 2i3 West Onehunsfed ~. =, M
st. and 500 W~t one hundred and forty hf'h-s''' ~
r. regular Office rates. ,,. T. n no
In Brooklyn, at CO court-s ~ br , ~ rates
Bedford ave- to .. at regular ONT .h Fleet
European Branch. for advertisements oh''' ~
Street. L. c.. London. England
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obstruction.
For Bows and Young Men.-City.

DRIVATE INSTRTCTION.-Spec attention Slt''' "
preparing boys Tor college and scientific schools '''rh
successful experience.
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JAPMMaGM0MA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL $ s co.
pAf.IEI, NAL. =. ,. 90.
STEAMSHIP LINES

vi FOR IENAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
Eleven irDu steamships. agsregatng 1900 Ions
From N~,s York. Wednesday. Friday ami saturday
\ DEllGIrFIL SlN DAYS VOYAGE Hf seq
vD GNlN!.SrDS TEX ~ Thence hv rail 70 MENlCO
.lvvY AND POINTS ~ MENICO. and - DENVER.
,-pf.DRAIp SPRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY. Also 70
SAX FRANCISCO and nll california Winter Resorts.
TIoiIrA VIA hitt NsMlGk "a
To IACk~DNNILLE. ST Al JUSTINE TAMPA &c
STRAIGHT ana KOIND TRIP Tickets issued 10 all
points IN r"sa- colorado Iilh Arizona California M"Ni
3D. ~. Georgia Florida. ~ client accommodations
Write flr our 'pp,gr Pocket Guid. tmailel freel.
& n MAIIOltN co. Cen. Agf,. Pier ~ f. r.. y. Y.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.


TON
For Vhilaaerhia week days. $50 500 900 1000
II 20 Dining carr \ NJ. 80 - 40 ,Burs, Pariof
o'sr, 300 dining carr 600. I'D SAG P II, 1918
night lly 300 IL 30 ing CarD A VI. 30
3 90 Dining carr 600 =. NJ. IL - night
FIR Tafin,C~e and Washington. week Gays. 900 II ~
Dining carr \ VI. 90. $50 5.oo Dining Carr. 500
= NJ l2.l5 night Slrdays. ho" II 30 Dining CARP
NJ 100 500 Dining Car) 500 r. ". 1911 night
Tickets and parorcar seats can Boz procured a, l3 IL
oGl 49, pa il4p l323 Broadway 731 6ih-aye 81 East
IAN :, lai East 18th 81 Pa West l2jth St. 25l
unbus Az New York: Court - so Fulton St. Brook.
vr - llr.lv az WILLIAMSBURG TIE NewY0rk Transfer
CON pany viii all or AMI check baggage from hotel -
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School Aarnucs.

MEE1cRN ANp FOREIGN TTAcUTRs AGENCY
~ sl9iile- Profess -f I".cner' Tl''Is O. v'fn"S"'.
go 80. sob ana t.ini.'r AliHN ~
NJ " Iot So ~ ITON p MON fglarr
Gr%eY Miriam ,..s-.rr supplies tutors g. f.rers.
y ,e,cl.r. rern.sse- er 40 depfs common IS
schools T.. rlrenfs $50 H5.. - ding. 2o'A -
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HARPER & BROTHERS. Publishers
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DEL, LACkAWAsNt AND WESTERN r. n.
stations In N~w-YorL foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VESTIBlLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
co ACuEs. PINISl,u LIGuT.

Dire, route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTcLNR
THE ORANGES summit. BernaFdsyl.e. Bsskns
Ridge Madison Mouistown. Passaic. Paterson. Boea'
ton. Dover. Sranhopa BUDUS LAKE LAKE 10
PATCONG Hackcttsfown. SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PHILLIPsBURG. EASTON wATEa
GAP STROTDSBURG Pocono Mountains. sCRAN
TON. PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE. NANTI 'OKE
DANNILLE. NORTIIr NBERI.ANp y ntrose. BlNE
IAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH. Wateryile UTICA
RfrHFfEIE SPRINGS Cortland. SYRACUSE OS
WEGO ITHACA OWEGO ELMIRA. CORNING
BATH DANSylLIE. BUFFALO and - poin,s wE.t.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
,:2o \. M.-BiNGHAMTON MAIL stops a, principal
900 A. M-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BlNGHAMToN,
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OSWi.GO EMPRESS. Pullman Bufi"- parlDr Cars Con-
meet at Buffalo with train Tor chicago driving 80
a. II. neNt morning -
ioo + Nj SCRANTON. BTNGHAMroN and ElMIRA
400 = NJ SCRANTON WILKESBARRE and PLYN
49, l. VI ail,D-Burrall Nestihu'ei Limited Express
for SCRANTON, RINGH ANTON. Et.MiRA, BUT.
FAIO Pullman Buffet sleeping Car connects a
Buffalo with tain tc chicago. arriving al 9.SS \.
DAY
300 T. " Daily BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON. UTICA SYRACUSE ami OSWEGo IMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sl."pers. ~ :.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATION a. -
MurIay-s and i29 Broadway Tickets az ferry sistoat
7s5 and 9i2 Broadway. 10 West l2ifst 23a Coumous'
ave- N"w-York 3lS ant 90 Fultonst ami - Broadway
br oklNn. Time ..blcs giving fuh Information az al
stations
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY vii call Cor anl
check baggage from hotel residence % destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.
CAn,hracite coal used eyclusvoiyl
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
on AND AFTER nov IS 1885,
sta & . If

Trains ienNe sfatIOn IIIt n IIherty.s.
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk A.
30 rs $40 ~ - 10 Eastonl \. NJ. 1910 100 403
o. F.astonb, 40 90, : 80 . Allentown ? " sgntaya
80 q IL to Eastonl \. NJ. 100 $50 500 P " -"
For Wilkesharre. Ptfsi1n and scranton. $40 A. ~
$40 $50 40 y. " sundays $50 4. VI
1870 400, 800. 5:ij. 81 r. NJ l?.ij night. Sun.
DAYS 40 g. NJ leo ~ $50. 500 T. NJ i2is nght
For Harrisburg 4:30 500. 9:l0 ". $40. 10 800
300 ,. - +. NJ. IL 10 night. SUI ays. loo $50 SO
l.. NJ i2.lj night.
For Sunbury. Lewsburg and WiilamsD0rt at 40 500
o:iO \. NJ. 100 80. $50 f. N. Sundays. 600 P. NJ
For Ref Rank Long Branch and points south 10 Point
Pleasant, 80 Sl5. II 20 A u. 30. IS $40 20 RED
RanlO . 10 20 Red B1nD. - r. " Sundays
N. Cr1. -. - u 4 D
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CAVANNAII LINE. FOUR TIMES WEEK.

~ ~ from Pr - y r.. foot OF Spring st. MONDAYS
Wednesdays Fridays ana SATURDAYS at T.. NJ For
freight passage apply
cent r y. si7 B'way s F " Ry. PSI B.Ns way
!. J.. ADAMS q. f. A. +. II l.. WALKER Agt . :.
/ p r. r. s1a B'way. $. 90. pier. Is y Il.
q. NJ. SORRFT.. Manager.
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E0R AKEW000

$50 SIS \ NJ. Is. 800 t~P Il
For Farmncaie Toms River. fBalnega, PARK and Bar.
negat 30. SIS \. NJ. 80 I ~ T.. 81.
For Atlantic Tity. cape May Nreanf and B-tge.on,
80 l. NJ. - T. "
Naveslnk $50. SIS. 1870 A. n. 100. 10; 400 p Y
" =
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nEp ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

IL TOK II CT VIA. PI 'EKrO CAHI.1LO. CARACAO
AID MAfACNiIo. VIA CURACAO.
FROM PIERREpONr STORES BROOKLYN
TlIU.AbEIPIIiA ....... saturday Nov. - | p. m.
CARACAS. ............. Wednesily Dec. > / p. m.
NI.<i.Xf saturday. Dec 10 | D.
Ih.s. Aul~r.cA s'"amrTs built expressly trade
have superior accommodations passengers.
for CurA-l and Mtfacatho. freight only.
3 MAR ACAlbO. Friday Nov %.
BOLTON. BLISS & DAI.rETT
General Managers l3s Front St
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i'nr Both SeXes.-Ciiy.

ERANK pAAiEosCms SIGHT SI , ri:ASSES
Music Hal 55f-s, ana 7,h-ase No previous knowledge
- music required. SEND FOR CIRCt LARS
THE BERLfTI SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i Madison square tcor. 2ith-st and Bwayi. 49,
Bran hos IN the principal American and European Cities
New term begins noH.
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WINTER CRUISE
(D M u e NJ u 49, MADEIRA.
THE MEDITERRANEAN AND THE oh'"-'i' -.
-, a., ,aar,rcer, twins screw express steamers. Az
cI.sTA VICTORIA and FtRST BISMARCK. FROM Nv
Work Ian % and 70 1895 to Azores. mnier'' r
,- Algiers Genoa Vi,efanche tNice). Malta H'
&c.,, cairo and Pyramid.) Jana Jerisalem)' smyrna
r.,.,,no,i. Athens. Messina, Palermo. Naples. "eno~,
Nsv-York Duration about 10 weeks for "'u'
,.mublet and further particulars amply to
HAMBU RG-AMERICAN LINE.
81 broadway New-York.
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Ocean 5teamcrs.
NoRTM GERMAN LLOYD S. s. Cv'

y
NEVYORK SOUTHAMPTON; ns'"H'
FAST EMPRESS STEAMf'er., s,o Pouni
Cabin SGi upward II Caphi; ~ "'' "
Trip. $40 ana slV, 10, q m
c,.Io ,ues Nov u p. Ems. i ueS az, - a a m
Lain Tues Dec J. lbe .Tues'' Lar, ~ a. M
Tues. Dec. II, a. m. Ian 9 q
FJbe. Tues. Dee. II. y a. m i'Hs Eeh q m.
spree Thurs Jan = 10 a. m. '", ming Green
GERMAN ME0lTERRAMEAN $ sss
NORTH GERMAN HNhD' iNf,
LLOYD s :. co =, - ~, ona
49, ,f,n'r"i,nr ,giers Naples and Genoa.
49, ". -, % - n f,r Algiers. Naples. Genoa.
I,aiser " H. Dec l. 10 \ NJ, for Genoa ,,,os ce,o,
+ bismarck. Dec :. 30 p NJ. for Alsr''S' -'"F'
Fuda Doc b. 10 \. NJ. for Genoa .,, Alexandria
Normannia. Jan. >. NJ Tor AlsleIH 49, v,nles Genoa
Kaiser y. H. Jan. 10, p NJ for Asl.r5 ' Alores
Worro FEB > 10 a. m. AlS.. Nap zen, C.,oa
Normannia. Feb 49, II A. NJ. AlEirrs N,cs Genoa
I.isor y H. Feb 20. \. NJ. Algefs: Na'n'9 s:nna
Vera. March D a. NJ. for Aleiers Naples "'''1
All steamers stop at Gibraltar' *, o,,b.r line
Vouru tickets available for tie steamers ~ on
iran, Naules Genoa Gibraltar. Hnnbnk' bt''' i,anoa
don and southampton. Direct cpnnec'r,n ~ rn Mil
Xarles io Egypt by " q. Lloyd = > co. = imp ~
steamer -. r,ov, Hamburg American
Oolrchs Co. Gen. Agts ~ ,,im'n,. Y Y
= bowling Green. v u o. h'D--
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1nsiruriion tuanteo.

WANTED The allrces = good homo boarding school
w nrar city fpr Nttl" .rls Address NJ D. RoN 100.
Tribune Uptown Once. ~ broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22

THE LIFE AND INVENTIONS OF THOMAS
ALvA EDISON BY vs. X L. DICKSON Ks n. ana Y.
illustrations from drawings and photographs
Y CrOWel * Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

hAnds At si.75 and OF grade iron has
brought uut little less. Valley fur.
races have uouo very little future ue.
livery IN the pas. week. At Pitis0urg
b,OUU ton tnic Tor delivery In Thirty
Jays after resumption was made a.
si2.6U. Ia BILLS there Il but little
disposition b. make engagements ior
tue future, but IL IL agreed thAt there
Will be no approach 10 the low prices
that prevailed before the strike. Sluil
spot transactions are noted at $1,000
at Pittsbufg ami Wheeling. i01rs
rolling mills have hau 10 stop the pact
week because coal could not bu uu..
FouDdues have been better able t.
get coke whore they were willing 90
psy the price. Finished ml,urW IL
bringing better pTicvs.
Where orderst sto urgent buyers
NJ bars aud OF structural msterIHl urs
content 10 accommodate thumstlvOs To
sizes that are In stock tuat are 90 mills
where there N not too great drpar.
tufe from tbcit rtqulrcmu
IL believed thht Vie accumulauuus
OF supprvHsu! busiucsg DURING tho cgal
strike Will Keep the mills busy isf
weeks after they start ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
SUGAR TRUST CASE.
Testimony Of Terrell Before The In
YestI6l,ius Committee,
THE COMMITTEE AT the HOTEL
Certain Things We're said Hut Not For
the Purpose Of Iuflusncinr
the Legislators.

wAsn1SoroN, june s,-rho cory
rniitec investigating the sugar trust
rosumud session today. II. l.. Terrell
who represented the roduofs here
while the tarl1 was under oon,iders-
ton ia the committee, was Examined.
IL IL understood that Terrell said be
had no knowledge Of Any Of the
statements published concerning the
alleged improper sugar trust inlu.
cnces Ia forming the schedule Of the
tarih. when asked a. 10 the report
written by Edwards, OF the conference
at the Arlington hotel, overheard ry
Castor, Terrell saii he suont the uyo1-
Ing In room NJ the hotel with tue
gentlemen whose names wuru given
by Edwards, namely sonatofa
Bfice and smith, anu ~. q. Have
meyer aud Henry Is. Reed, OF the
sugar trust. lie said thoy discussed The
schedule VI sugar aud had referred ~
probability Of iarin legislation Ia the
interest Oi sugar, bur no dcLiei that
tue conversation had been o. the char
ucter represented by Edwards, or that
there had been any preferences 10 the
enhancement VI tue value OF tho sugar
clock for the purpose Of !. illenclng
legislation. Terrell acknowledged be-
Ing present Vt EunnlOf Camduu's room
opposite the Arlington when Jones met
hayomeyer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

The following filings In the local
land office bear date OF June Sih:
Rachel v. Nelson, Of Falryiew,
sAnp,te county, dual proof Of desert
entry Of the south hall Of the south.
west quarter Of section -, the north
hail OF the northwest quarter aud the
southe II quarter VI the northwest
quarter Of section rs, township II
south, range Z uatt
OnyeT r. Davis, OF Brigham City,
Box Elder county, desert outty OF tue
west half Of tue southeast quarter VI
section IL, township north, range j
east
Homestead patents were received To-
day from Washington, and are now
awaiting their owners, As i0lioWs!
No. bOll, ADdrow II. Murray, Of
Jensen, Uintah county.
No. 6O42, JUhp A, Bourne, OF Ply
mouth, BOX Elder county,
No. 5,OiO, Hobef L.. Bishop, OF
Hiucklvy, Millarl county.
No. 5,02T, John II. Evans, Of Pan.
guitch, Garfield equity.
No. 6,O.j, Neils lyeuou, Of Oasis
Willard county.
No. 5,O2l, James Kerr, OF wellsville,
Cache county,
No. 5,O2S, Joseph Meeks, OF AsAy,
Garfield county.
No. 5,Ol7, David J, ShakespeaT, Of
Panguitcn, GARFIELD county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

sirIksrs Tbreatssed win IIseiios
Cali for Protection.

striksrs TbFeatsaed win IIsotios
CAii for Protection.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, lunU S.-Goy.
ernOr FisnDacG has lsG1ived tut
following message from the strikers al
Coal Gate, /. T.;
"We, residents Of the Indian Terri
tory, denominated striking miners.
airs informed that large portion Of
our number, yAfiOusly estimated NJ
5000 10 5000 persons, men, women and
children, together with their movable
personal effects are 10 be summArily
elected from the territory regardless Of
tue justice OF our opposition 10 n most
hsaTtless and disastrous reduction Of
our wages. Whether We will be forced
upon your soil or that Of the states Of
Kansas OF Texas, we know not. That
"a mauy destituts persons will DO in.
ilicted upon either state without its
most strenuous opposition, We do not
OApFot.
ave therefore call your attention TO
tho TACT that this compulsory immigta.
ton Ia In direct opposition 10 our most
earnest protect and without our cor
sent, anu pray you 10 make the safety
OF our iRmilios-helpless victims DO.
tween two fitos-your CONCERN az far
A. lies In the power Of your duties."
Toe governor responded that the
government had the right 10 remove
intrudefs and tnAt he could not prevent
those from coming TO this state.
The trouble grew out OF the fact that
tho receiver appointed by tho United
States court OF Iho ChootA coal com.
pany, which operates the mines Mt
Haftshorn and Anderson has called ON
tho United Status government for
troops TO remove Aa intrudvTa the
miners who are on strike anu VINO
threaten violence TO the men brought
In 10 All their places. II was thought n
conflict would DO prseipitaled, but
thut far trouble has been averted,
though the strikers say they will resist
election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
Driving Out Pugi,ists.

"BlbD Carroll and \. Richards, a
couple Of youthful pugilisis who have
b5on gainiuy considerable notorioiy Of
late al local apsrflng exhibitions, were
found guilty Of yagrAney Ia the police
cour, this afternoon. The time for
prom uncing sentence WAS cot Tor two
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, az which
time tho accused promised ~ be out Of
the city.
Frank Purcell, the barber puEillsi,
who has gained the reputation among
sports VI beiug n "i0u" fighter, was
also arnignod on a charge OF vsgtAncy.
He admitted that no had no lawful
occupation aud promised 10 leave the
city by tomorrow morning II permit
ted 10 DO 10. A bargain 20 that end
was promptly struck with the prose-
cutiou, and the chances arc that Pur'
cell will trouble the Salt Lake public
no more.
James Orr, a gambler, WAS also con-
victed Of vagtaury, rio camo,ho said,
from California, and would leave ilf
there M soon as he could got CHS
laundry together"
"You can have until tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock for that purpose, "
said the court, and hc left the court
room with light aud rapid steps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
THE STANFORD MILLIONS.
llOaF'S Resolution 10 Sol The Gov.
er1menrs Claim at Rest Tabled.
Tho senate Then Continues the Els.
cussivn on the IRriu niii.-
Other NswA

wAsuSGroS, ID. O., June S.
Hoar's resolution 10 set at rest lde
claim Of a government Of tho estate
Of tho late Leland Stanford was laid
before tho Senate Vt the opening Of the
Senate today.
Teller suggested that tho resolution
be modified 10 contne the inquiry
simply to the Availability Of releasing
the Stanford estate without touching
the validity Of the olaim, ia order not
10 effect other claims which the gov.
eminent might have.
HOsr agreed TO modify tho res0lu-
ton In accordance with tho suggos.
tlon.
Teller recouuted conversation he
had had with Stanford shortly before
his death. In which no expressed his
Intention 10 transfer as rapidly AS pUs-
slble tho title Of that portion Of his
estate which he intended 10 dedicate
to the LELAND Stanford Jr. University.
White, Calf, said suit was brought
by the United states against tho estate
OF the late senator was instituted 10
prevent the distribution OF the estate
before the debt owing the government
from the Central Pacific, OF which
STANFORD was AN original stockhOldef,
fell due. There had been no derolic-
ton on the part Of the attorney general.
The suit could not have been Instituted
before Stanfotd's death under the
statutes Of California under which tho
corporation was Organized.
Allen, Neb., moved ~ lay tho reso-
luton on the table. The motion was
carried, - 10 10 AZ foll)wE
Yes Allen, Berry, Blackburn,
q ckrell, Coke, Daniel, Faulkner,
George, Harris, Huuton, Jarvis, Jones
(Ark.), Kyle, Mci.aurin, Martin, Mills,
Mitchell (Wis.), Murphy, Pasooe, Pei.
fer Smith, rurpiO, Veal, White. Total,
"a
Nays-Allison, Chandler, Cullom,
Davis, Dixon, Dolph, Dubois, Frye,
Hswiey, Higgins, Hoar, Mcmillan,
Perkins, Plat, 5houp, Teller, Noor.
hses, WashbuTn; to'al, 10.
The tAtiti bill was then laid before
the Senate. Cullom delivered a speech
on the general historical phases OF the
tarifi question.