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Farewell Party at West Jordan.

william L.. Batemah writes from
West Jordan, Salt Lake county, that
tho members OF that ward have Just
given a very pleasant sooiable, benefit
aud farewell In honor Of two Of their
members, Elders Israel N. Gardner and
Alfred Sodeberg, who 20 ON missions,
the former ito the Eastern states ami
the latter TO Denmark. This is tbs
fourth affair OF the kind gotten up by
the ward this fall and winter, aud It
was In no way Inferior TO the others Ia
enjoyment and success. The ward
house was paoked-indeed, all could
not get admittance, 30 part Of the as
semblage adjourned TO the Relief S0cl'
city hou,e. There was long program
Of songr, recitAtionF, dialogues, and
music by tho brass band, and In con-
cluslou the making up Of purse OF
Sl2S for the departing brethren. The
worthy bishop was nj the head oil the
affair.
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quez has been driven into Teguicagilpa,
General Ortiz having occupied tho last
OF the mountain pssses. -Four nun
bred OF VMquez's soldiers wont into
Nicaraguan camp last night. Several
prominent HondurlaD military men
have sent word that tbny will join
General Bonilla. Coata Ricn has rec.
ogniEed BonillE. General Gutierrez
has surrendered his entire force aud
Uuutia's troops have disbanded. Vus.
qutz ~ negotiating Tor his pef6onal
safety. The Nicaraguan troops will 70.
main in Honduras until Bonilla 10
firmly established In power. Bonilla
has autographed thanks to Ielaya.
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ATTEMPT Ar nURDEn.
A spanish Assassin claim. TO he nm
Anarchist.

A spanish Assassin claim. TO he an
Anarchist.
BARCELONA, jan. ga dynamite
explosion took place today In the har.
Dor works. The outrage Is attributed
TO anarchists.
~ the civil governor was entering
his carriage at the entrance Of the pre-
lecture u workman fred pistol at his
head ana wounded tue governor In the
face. The governors secretary prompts
~ seized tue assaiiant, who Loudly pro-
claimed himself an anarchist. Ho had
an accomplish la the attempt ut muir.
der, but this man escaped. The bullet
lodged In tue upper part OF the left Jaw
OF the Governor. The aasallant 10
named MoTull. He rspudiated any In.
tention 10 commit murder, but II L.
generally believed tho act was out OF
revenge for the part tue governor took
In the prosecution Of Pallas aud other
anarchists. MoTull admits thathe lay
IN wait full hour for the governor tho
day previous.
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In chron ic and nervous diseases that he
was entirely curod. Ho commenced TO
got better from tho first. My little boy
case was certainly bad one. lie began
to look bad, and was pceyish and iroiful,
his temper was irritable, his sleep was
disturbed by disagreeablo dreams lilo
was very fidgoty and nervous, could not
slt still. Tho muscles OF the face would
twitch, his gait was peculiar, being slow
and shunling. No matter whore the
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no was restored to perieo, health in 20
short a time.
81 heartily recommend Drs shores &
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Fait5-Promoti19 Series.

NY FIRST Vision, narrative % rersoaa
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H1nary ne, u'r., Dc
leaves rom ny journal by rr'-iden,
"liord woodruff absorption of Die wonder.
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NJ. G.pARSrs MUSIC DEALER

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TRE PRACTICAL POLIIltIAN.

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The above underwear will all
be piled on tables where every
body can get a chance 10 see II.
Monday morning follow the rush,
the great underwear crowd will
come.
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wAsmINGTos, ID. O., Jan. 25.-Min-
lister Thurstou called at the state de
partment today aud paid a short call 10
Secretary Gresham. This was his first
visit since his return from Honolulu.
His reception was the same as before
his departure.
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For ,he Rorspilon Of nl.march.

BERLIs, JAn.25.-Tho general public
will not be- admitted 10 the Hanoverian
Railroad station upon the arrival to-
morrow Of Bismarck. Tho governor Of
Berlin and commander OF tins garrison
will DO upon the platform with thoir
respective Stale 10 welcome the ex.
chancellor, and II IL under,tood that
Prince Henry OF Prussia, Emperor
Williams brother, will DO present TO
welcome the prince ON behalf Of the
emperor.
Upon the arrival Of Bismarck at the
railroad station ne will be escorted 10
the caelle by detachment OF the
Culfassiors Guard Mt the castle. lmme-
diately aftoF the princes arrival lunch
will DO served. Only the imperial fam.
lily and Blamarck will DO present at the
repasi. fhs decorations Of tue route
from the railroad station 10 the castle
arc actively progressing, aud nearly
every window which can be hired has
been engaged nj fabulous price.
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Korn Nn,nl TrnlnInr sehe,I.

WAsIuSaToN, ID. O., Jan. 25.-Per-
kins, from the Senate committee on
naval affairs, today reported bill 10
provide for the establishment OF a
naval training station on Mare Island,
California, to cost 100000.
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music.

The Improvement Association song
Hook, gaai'.uI collection 0f original
and salcsioi songs ana hymns, set 90 music BY
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u. s :. Union Music Hooh, postpaid, 5lo.
Primary Tune HOOK, not Hulou, postage
us.
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LEARN POLITICS!

The immediate future Of Utah will
require Mt the hands Of every good citizen
that he become FAM lar with our systOm
OF government and the practical political
methods by which 10 II controlled. Those
who desire information on such matters
are quito numerous, anu what many Of
thOm need IN book that simplifios and
makes plain the whole subject with all
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FRANK sLAvIN TOO.
N CONGREss.
The Reciprocity Clause of the neRiu-
Icy Law KepenIed.

ley Law Repealed.
WAsHIsdTos, Jan. 2b.-only one
amendment TO the tariff bill OF any
Importance was adopted by tbs House
Today, that repeating the reciprocity
clauie OF tue Mckinley law.
AZ lbe evening session speeches
were mhde by Hicks (Rbp.)O OF Psnnsyl-
yania, Hutchinson dem OF Texas,
C1bU (Dem) VI Alabama, Goodnight,
lDsm.) ot Kentucky aud Hines (Dem.
VI Pcunsylyania.
hiu.Vy Democratic q ongTesiman from
fenlsy wants, has resigned his seat, to
akt ,Htct February nth. Criticism
o. h!s c3ure on tho tariff bill Is said
w ~ tho cause.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
AZ the Democratiu caucus lBi mem.
ttp were present. Filhian o, Illinois,
llNoauced resolution, which was
tlupluJ, provided that the internal
ltVrnue bill anu the income tax bill be
huled IA amendments TO the Wilson
tlll' The time Tor debate OF the tariff
w was extended three days, the final
vote TO he taken next rhursiay.
iubstltute offered by Wilson, for
,thuiatlon of thu income tax from the
Milu bill, was defeated 0S to o.. The
fdhlHn resolution was agreed u by 50 o
a. Cochran announced that he would
not 10 bound by the action OF the eau.
cue.
=, AZ meeting of the New jersey
democratic delegation II was agreed 10
vote against tho tarlif bill u TIE Income
tak ls INCLUDED. The New York mem.
VIE estimate ihrre wall be 1T y Demo-
cratic votes against the bill with tue
Income tax added.
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Ihnr,lon CnlI. on ere.ham.

Paris, Jan. 25.-Tho court OF appeals
has rejected ValliAups appeal.
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Noble Womeq's lives Series.

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Zion Medical and Surgical Institute

Located permanently in the Harmon
Block, "a E. Second South ST.,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
q. W. SHORES, VI. D.,
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sonlh Amerlenn Analr..

, NEW YOnK, Jan.e5.-A WorldSpeclal
Hom Managua sayG President Vas
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-08

Japanese Army. and one-tourth inch
and six inch Krupps in her main bat
terry and a secondary battery of Hotch-
kiss revolving cannon. She also had
tubes for Whitehead torpedoes. She
was sister ship of the Ting Yuen,
was built for China at the Stettin
works and was the most powerful war;
ship in the Chinese navy with the ex-
ception of the Ting Yuen.
YOKOHAMA, Aug. 1.-The following
statement of the difficulties between
China and Japan, which led to the out
break of hostilities between those two
countries, has been issued by the Japa-
nese government:
Japan and China were approaching
q settlement of their difficulties when
China suddenly requested Japan to
withdraw her fleet from Corea, the in
formal compliance with the Chinese de-
mands by the Goth, otherwise the whole
Chinese forces were to land and sea
advance upon the part of China was to
be made. The Japanese regarded this
as an ultimatum; but, acting under the
advice of the friendly powers, they
agreed to the proposals in principle, in
amended form, at the same time de-
claring tAet if the threatened Chinese
advance was made on the goth it would
be regarded as menace to Japan"
LONDON, Aug. lit is stated at the
Offices of Hugh Mathieson & Co., the
owners of the Chinese troop ship Kow
Shing, that no kilograms have been re-
ceived which absolutely confirm the
report that the Kow Shing was flying
the British flag when she was fred upon
by the Japanese warship. They believe
it probable, since she was an English
vessel commanded by an English Off
Ger, that such was the case.
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KNOWLEDGE

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Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-08
Political Triangular Debate.

MoBRmLToN, Ark, Aug. 8.-Clark,
democrat; Remmel, republican, and
Barker, populist, nominees for gov
ernor, opened the campaign here We'd
nesday with joint debate attended by
several thousand people. Each speaker
occupied an hour. The debate was good
natured throughout. Remmel was par
ticularly felicitious. In national af-
fairs he advocated protection only and
ridiculed both the other parties. Barker
had little to say concerning the popu-
list theories, but roasted the democrats
and refuted charges made against his
own record. Clark made logical and
telling address.
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DEADLY DYNAMITE.

Three Men Instantly Killed and One Fa-
tally Injured by Premature Explosion
of Dynamite.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Three men were
instantly killed and one fatally and one
slightly injured by an explosion of dy-
Mantle at the quarries of Dolese &
Shepard in Cicero, just outside the city
limits, at noon yesterday. The killed
are: F. II. Corbin, ]. Scott, C. Scott; in
jured, j. H. Rudd, torn and lacerated,
taken to the Presbyterian hospital; will
die. Workman, employe of Dolese &
Shepard, name unknown, slightly in
jured.
The men killed and fatally injured
were employees of the American Elec-
trio Lighting Company, and were at
the quarry experimenting with new
invention for the setting off of dynam-
ite, powder and other explosives by
means of electricity, when large
quantity Of dynamite was prematureiy
exploded, with the above disastrous
results.
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VICTORIOUS JAPs.

Another Naval Battle Won by the Japanese
The Chinese Fleet Overwhelmingly De-
feated-A Battleship Sunk and Two
Cruisers Captured.
SHANGHAI, Aug. Another naval
battle between the Chinese and Japan
ese fleets was fought Monday, July 80
After fierce fight the Chinese ironclad
man-of-war Chen Yuen, the largest and
most recently built ship in the Chinese
navy, was sunk.
Two cruisers built by the Armstrong;
at Elsewick were captured by the Jap
anese. The two Chinese cruisers which
were captured by the Japanese were
the Chin Yuen and Ching Yuen. It is
reported that another cruiser, the Foo
Tsching, was also destroyed.
The Chinese feet carried about 1000
men, most of whom were drowned.
Among the killed were two German Of
ficers attached to the Chen Yuen.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-08

CARROLL d. WRIGHT. decided that the IN
Ivestigation should begin at Chicago,
In the United States postoffice build
ing on the 18th day of August, 1894, at
10 a. m, for the purpose Of taking tes.
timony in regard to said controversies
and to hear and consider all facts, sug-
gestions and arguments as to the causes
thereof, the conditions accompanying
and the best means of adjusting the
same.
Mr.. Wright said after the meeting
that the commission was not restricted
to making Investigations in Chicago,
but would go to other cities if neces-
sarv
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senatorn 70 be Eronorntsd,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The senate
committee charged with the investiVa-
tion of the alleged speculation of sem
ators in sugar stock is preparing re-
port exonerating Senator Camden from
the covert allegation that he had
bought 500 shares Of sugar stock dur
ing the tendency of the tariff bill.
Senator Smith also appeared before
the committee and was questioned in
reference to the published statements
Of Battershall, the much wanted wit
ness who was last heard of in Toronto.
intimating that Senator Smith had
speculated in sugar stock. It is said
the report will exonerate Smith.
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Raltinors & Ohio

On August the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
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South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia
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On August Z and IA the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad will sell 30-day excursion
tickets to points in Virginia on the Har-
per's Ferry & Valley branch, south Of
and including Winchester, at rate Of one
fare for the round trip. Excursion tick
cts will also be sold on August IA to
points in Michigan at the same erate, good
for return 20 days from date of sale.
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aaoo.O 900 Loss by Flrn.

LAMoURE, N. D., Aug. S.-The entire
business center of this town was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. Four blocks
Of stores were burned besides the
county court house, from which none
of the records were saved. The Leland
hotel and drug store are the only
business buildings now standing. Total
loss, 100000.
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Would-be TraIn Robberv FoIled,

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. Strain No. 8 on
the San Franciscorail was boarded
at Eureka Springs, Mo-, last night by
three men. They made an assault on
the Pacific Express Company's car. The
messenger succeeded in closing the
door, but got a bullet through the1eft
hand, The train proceeded on its way
and the robbers escaped in the dark
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-08

dA va ASs
Wright, asex-oficio
chairman, appoint
ed to investigate
the recent strikes
in the west, met in
the rooms of the
labor bureau yes
terday morning at
10 o'clock and re-
mained in session
until 2, when a re-
cess was taken un-
til 4 o'clock. 1t was
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-08

The Chen Yuen
was a battleship Of
7,4oO tons 7displace-
ment, carrying 14h
inches compound ar
NOR at the water
line. Her battery in
cluded four twelve
inch guns, protect
ed by an armored
breastworlS,a and two
smaller X rup p p S,
ele We n Hotchkiss
cannon. two eight
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to the palace of JUS
tice under a strong
escort of fgcndarmes.
The bridge facing
the court house and
the open space sur
rounding the court
building was guard
ed by military and
police, and the par
apet along the river
Saone was crowded
with cinht-caarS
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READY FOR WORK.

The Labor Commission VIII Proceed to
Chicago at Once to Investigate strike
Matters.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The labor
commission, composed of John D. Ker-
nan, of New York, and N. E. Worth
ington, of Illinois, with United States
Commissioner of Labor Carroll ID.
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Bank Falls.

ASTORIA, Ore, Aug. 3.-The /. w.
Case banking house has made an as.
signment to d. X. Farrell. 1t is be.
lieved the assets will be sufficient to
cover the liabilities.
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Ten Drowned.

LONDON, Aug. 8.-Boats containing
pleasure parties were capsized by a
squall in the river Mawddach, near
Dartmouth, Wales, yesterday, and ten
of the occupants were drowned
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TO BE GUILLOTINED.
The Assassin of the French Presi.
dent Sentenced to Death.
A Brief Trial Ends In Speedy Conviction
The Jury Wastes Little Time Over
the Matter-How CaseriO Re-
ceived the Sentence.

Lyons, Aug. S.-The trial of Santo
Cesario Heronymo for the murder of
President Carnot, began Thursday.
Cesario was transferred from the nrison
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-08

physicians endorse p. p. p. as q splendid
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