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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-30
CHINA CONVERTS KILLED.
Many Were Butchered During the Foo-On0"
Riots-Affairs at Shanghai

A special despa ch received in Lono0n
from shanghai says that many Chinese con-
verts were Lutchered when the Americ'n
mission ou side Foo Chow was attacked ana
the chapel and school were wrecked Dy al
infatuated mob.
Commander Newell, OF the United STATES
cruiser Detroit, has gone TO Cheng-lu "
consult with ]. C. Hixson, United STATES
Consul at Foo-Chow. atout the lanuing u
marines for his protection and for the p'o'
tec.ion OF the members OF the commission in-
vestigating the massacres, as the latter ar'
practically prisoners.
Tie de patch ds that the Chinese ON
clals are jubilont at the defeat OF the Amefi-
can ard British Consuls to OBJ ain an open
Inquiry into the massacres. 1t Is also sa'u
that the delay is giving the Chinese time "
prepare defense for the prisoners
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-30

One Near Gothenburg, Neb, AM one Near
New Richmond, Mich

despatch from Gothenburg, Nep., says:
Shortly after midnight, eastoound oVerlanu
Aver NJ. 8. on the Union Pacific, was neid
,n at Buttermi k Hill, about two miles th'S
side OF Brady Island. There were 'nree n'"
,,lo,hla according to Conductor Flynn's de-
script!on.
uVrvo OF the gang got on the train at Braoy
island. going forward over ihe 'ra'n a''or
the train was in motion, and with reVoN'rs
A avn held up the fireman and engineer ana
oor,no,Ied the engineer to go back to the
taueaee car. open the door and gam ADMIT
,once which he did by informing the bag
oooa man that they were held up aud tnat
the robbers hal a gun at his head ana ue-
ronded admittance. They were admitted az
once and the express man was compelled 10
oner tho smaller safe He could not open
tho Ioroer combination safe and the robbers
.roosaded TO blow the top out OF it with
dynamite. -
Tn the meantime The fireman managed 10
Give them the sliP, and going forward he
uncouplci the engine and made the run 70
~ p
GothenLurg for posse OF men to heip cap
trre the bandits. In short time twenty
volunteers we're en- route for the scene OF the
robbery. but before they arrived the ROBBERS
had disappeared.
The windows were all blown out oil TN
baooape car by the explosion. The banal'
were experts in using the explosive "nel
the dvpamits exploded, the passengers o.
q hoard were much excited, but were no
D., mo ested. ,s 49,
. Nvw RICHMOND, M1cH.-The sheriff an
3 b,s nosse together with railroad detectives
/. oro On the trail Of the five robbers who nei
m the Chicago and West Michigan trai
near FennyilIe. They have tracked the gan
four miles towards Allegan. Inc en'ir
county has been aroused and posses are o.
o in every direction. A new brass ian'e
which was usel In tagging the tram VI
torDd near the scene of the hold-up. Sc
'r zion men also found a revolver There W
D clot Of blood on tho barrel The railro'
g oeecIaI. offer a reward OF $1O, ,O0) for t
p rohbers. and Alegan county officials a.
Is ..ear a reward. The robbers did not sect
- any booty.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-30
-aHXa a~--
ru- n MO "0Sf EO0T.

If there are budding Western poets
who are content to blush unseen, so to
speak, young Mr.. Martin, of Olympia,
Wash, isn't of the number. Concern
ing this child of the muses., CORES
pondent of the New York World re-
iates that, being the governors private
secretary and intrusted with the duties
ofsending copies of the annual message
to the other governors, public libraries,
etc., he slipped into each copy Of the
document little eight-line effusion of
his own on "Life," duly signed and
dated. Hartford Oo1ra1lt.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-30
THREE LIVES LOST.
Two Boys and Girl Drowned IN Lake
Michigan

Arthur Butler, 10 years old and MS bro ne'
Waiter two wears younger, were drowned Id
Lake Michigan while in bathing. Iue
Younger Of the brothers had BEEN carried De'
yond bis depth, and in an effort to save DIS
brother Arthur Butler was SELF d around 'n0
neck by his younger brother and both were
drowned. -
Three girls we're carrie into the lake De-
youd their depth at Highland Park Florence
Mnlard was drowned before rescuers reacneu
the struggling party Grace ana h''H''
MI! I'LL her companions, were rescued
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-30
KILLED BY HIS OWN TRAP.
Hs Set a Gun for Thieves and Was himseil
the Victim.

Benjamin E. Gross, who did a grocery ous'
ness on East Washington Street, Suffolk, va
was shot by trap gun, sustaining Injuries
erminating fatally. His store had been
robbed recently and Cross set an old army
musket in the rear heavily charged wi n NO.
shot, with a nicely adjusted wire a'tacn-
ment to the trigger. =.
He put out the lights about midnight ana
was preparing to close the doors when ne re-
turned to the blck Of the store to get pack
age. or:ettIng the trap gun, he struck inc
danger wire, which discharged the piece
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-30
EXPRESS CAR BLOWN UP.
Train Robbers Use Dynamite and Shoc' al
Expressman.

AC&W.M train was held up near NJ"
Richmond. Mich, by FIVE men.
The express car was b.own up Win u'A"
mite. AMI one expre:sman was shot,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-30

WAFFLEs has cut you out with Miss
Flirte, hear" "Yes, but I'm having
my revenge on him." "How?" She
plays and sings to him every time he
calls"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-30

William Kenney has been appo ntcd sOlio-
or-ceneral for Ireland. He is liberal
uuIonist and sat In the last Parliament Tor
Dublin,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25

vokod at that town by Armenian IL
volutioniAts.
Tue ChrlsiiRn bishops at Corfu have
telegrnphet the grand vlEier that their
safety has hsen assured.
The Sultan mas ordered that the corn
collected In the form OF tithea shall be
distribute1 among the needy inhaOi.
tnDta Of divas ana khaiput.
hTHKNs, Nov. 2i-Roports have
boon fsocivcd here Of a collision be.
tween tue Turkish tTo0ps and tue
Christians ut Crete. Several OF the
Turks pre said TO have been killed and
wounded.
LONDON, Nov. IA Times dlspairh
from AthoDs says tho fighting nj Crete
took place on wednesday, at Camp .,
near Canca, fortified seaport, anu
the principal commercial town OF the
Island. The military government At
Cansa COMMANDED tue Turks, while
tho Christians were led by commit
tee. The governor ut CAneA was
wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
CHANDLER 30 clEysn.ND.
Protest Against tho operations Of a
Powerful Trust.


wAsuINGTON, ID. g., Nov. 24.-5en.
ntor William Il. Chandler has written
the following letter to the ffesidenii
Washington, Nov. % TO tho Pes
ideui:--l make complaint 10 you aud
through you TO your Interstate com.
mercn commission against tho trust
Rnd pooling agreement now nearly
finished Of the eight American rail-
read trunk lines and tbs che Csaa.
dian line, Of pooling the traflio he.
tween New York city and Chicago.
The agreement provides thst every
railroad In the combination shall make
and maintain the transportation rates
prescribed by the bosrd o. managers
representing all the roads. This ~ a
conspiracy In restraint Of trade aud
c1mmefcu, under this act OF Julg .,
1890.
This agreement also makes certain
that all c9mpotion shall no abolished
ne above required by imposlng heavy
finst upon any Offending road, whio
II nos are applied Tor the beneht of the
other rohdg. This IL \ division Of earn
inus, contrary 10 section Of the Inter.
slate commefce law. This trust and
pooling agreement eau hu anuihilated
~ provided by explicit existing laws u
the United states; nrsi, uy Injunction
from tho court; second by an order
OF tho Interstate Commerce Commlt-
sion, or third, by an Indictment VI tho
individuals signing the same.
IL can also DO easily stopped by n
vigorous appeal from you to Mr.. j.
Piorpont Morgan, whose power over
the Mao povuTuUra OF the pine trunk
lines Ia 10 absolute as II waa over the
bond syndicate. IL cannot be possible
you intend to take upon your admins.
ttatlon the responsibility Of fastening
upon your burdened aud helpless pco'
pie this, the hugust trust the world ever
saw or that was ever conceived VI,
wnen one earnest word from your fre'h
attoruey-genutal,yo your ambitious chair
man VI your cOmmiusion, or youi
Omnipotent banker friend viii pafhlyzs
the iniquity In It's inception. Very
respectfully your,
WILLIAM l.. CHANDLER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
For the cause of cuba

INV YoRK, Nov. 24,--An import
ant meeting In the cause OF Cubs will
DO held In Cooper Union Tuesday
night, under tho auspices Of the jose
MATti club. IL 10 expected that some
strong resolutions viii DO adopted In
sympathy with tho Cuban cause, and
the prominence or those present will
make the occasion significant. Among
tho officers OF the meeting will be cx-
Governor r. T.. Flower. eH-Mlnister
John BigolOw and Patrick Egan, Col.
Robert q. Ingersoll, Warner Miller,
Elihu Root, ex-MayOTs Edison ana
Hall, Austin Corbin, Andrew Oar.
nsgia, tho Rev. w. 5. Rainhford, Gen.
Horace Porter, General Daniel Butter
ilold, Orlando q. Harper, Murat H.l-
stead, Edmund Clarence 5tedman,
Amos J. Cummings, ex-ComplTollor
Meyer and many judges and sx.judges
representative business men and city
officials.
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nni,raad Earnings.

w,uisuroN, Nov. 2s.--The Inter
40 Conmrfcs commisaion has Just
s,ssd preliminary report on the IN
me and exdunditurcs OF railways In
~ rnitsd States for the year ending
49, 40. 1895, prepared by the htAtis-
MA. The report includes the returns
',sm Ss0 roads whose reports were hled
"ssr bsfofu November o, 1879, and
va, - Inc operatlonu OF l6i,b2 mile.
!, bne or % Der cent ~ the total
nlls' 70 10 the United States.
IN, rrosn earnings were tl,00S, 022,-
50 Oh which s201, 55.i92 were from
t,,enger service, S6s3,O22,8s5 from
i,,isht aud s20,2l7,596 were other
.fslngs from operation, covering
ufnlnss from telegraph, car mileage
l,lancts, switching charges, oio. The
s,entlug expenses were t6bJ,b5I $50,
i,vIrg net earnings ss26, 1855, us. as
rmfafel with net earnings OF S62O,-
1850 Tor the same roads IN 1894.
X. ducud 10 n mileage basis, the groHs
uruings were s6,O96; operating OK
pnsst, {i,ilO, ant nut earnings were
il.si7, or decrease In gross eArnings
asa per mile, NJ compared with lSO4,
ard Of 81 ,gOi per mile as compared
slih 1898, a decrease In Operating OK.
,sn,ss OF siI a mile, ~ compared with
1874, AMI Of s767 per mile as compared
sta 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
GEOGRAPHIC.
FROM EASTERN ASIA
$50, withdraw, Yer Claims Upon
Protecting COF,a.
,,yOR OF Aggressive RUSSIA
..rs.ment ThA, is Sure TO
r,u,e q sir Among tile Rest
Of the Powers.

49,. yoRK, Nov. ga special to
Ns u.,,lI from 81. Petersburg sayG
ls' Sovoo vfemya publishes n special
l'' I S rom vladivo,tocf, which, u
.Hp .Ill cause affirm tho world
pIs 's,,bal Japaa mas entirely With
~ nom her continental policy 10
NV ' ssd acknowledges tho uncondl'
i ~, rlsb. OF Russia to held Core.
VIZ ,,,rchur,a within her sphere Of
IN '.n,,,,l and economical influence
.,,clal sign Of tue liberal inten-
Tho CorsAn government is the
l'ul Y. WEIGH has been accorded
ltim,sI.cis 10 cut of their pigiailr.
~ Cotesu troops are being iofIneu
las G,vIs,ous on the European
y All ~ 70 replace the palace guards
n ~ Ckolera cases reported IN pI
,i us arc purely sporadic. There
fslsisssn mi few deaths. The oondi-
li,' ~ Inc Czarowltz has become
H sT py,rR.nuRa, Nov. 2i.-Rspotis
,,sI bets are TO the effect that the
r rs,ss,e Amy sent 10 subdue the re-
III, ,bs wesrern part OF this Chinese
'",i,, have been utterly defeated ana
,,,,l of The ufficcrs have boen killed.
sstsbolg are now masters oil portions
4 ,,ysfAl provinces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25

cal year was $50 ,4S2, Os2, OF which s6b,-
l6l, u07 wore original deposits and S2S,
32i ,02g wero re.deposits.
rbe classification Of the origlnal de-
noslls Of gold vast Domestic bullion,
s4I ,87l 1913; worn, uucurrent and mu.
tilated gold coins, Sl6s, 25S; foreign bul'
lion anu coin, $40, 1867, 04y; gold plate,
Iewclfy, ETC., S3,2l3,sO9.
The value u eilver deposited during
the fiscal yesr was $l5, IA, 1856, OF
which SlB,234,700 were original de-
posits ana 4479,0 65 re-deposiis. The
value Of the depOait Of domestic silver
bullion at tbs minis during the FISCAL
year was So, 50I 1853, aud worn aud mu'
tilhted domestic coins, 81 silver dollar
value, S8,sg9, 1903; foreign bullion aud
coin, 81 $50, O23; old plate, jewelry, ETC.,
s750,O8l.
Inc uoinage by the minis during the
year was; Gold, f43, 93B, iT5; silver
dollars, S8.O56.0ll; subsidiary silver
coins, 5,ll3, 460; minor ooins, sIl2,-
5gi; a total coinsge Of S55,7l5,6ie.
In addition 20 the coinage exc
cuted by the minis during tue year,
gold bars we're manufactured Of the
value oi SI8, 1913, $40, anu silver bars Of
tue value Of sl0,84l ,5l5.
The average JOnuOn price OF silver
bullion during the year was 20 peace,
equivalent to 68.S cents. rhe highest
price Of silver during the year was Us
cents, and tue lowest price sos Cents.
tire average price Of silver bullion
during the fiscal year. tho ratio Of
gold TO silver was to 80 o, and the
bullion value OF n United Staies silver
dollar was S0.4Dl03.
The total earnings Of the minta and
aspay afiicea during the year was 81
OSs,B72, and the total expenditures
Sl,l55, 1875; showing the net oATnlngs
from ali sources TO have been 5000 $50.
Tho value Of the gold anu silver ,sti-
mated 10 have been used IN the indut-
trial arts during tho calendar year 1894
was ppnfoximaisd at 81, 54l 1859, Of
which sl0,65s,645 wasgold ana 81 ,ss2,-
0iS was silver.
In his report Mr. Preston gives an
estimate of the approximate stock OF
money la the principal countfiss OF
the world. He places the stock Of gold
al Si,Os0, 200, the stock Of full legal
tender silver NJ s8,34g, 800, 900; stock OF
limited tender silver At 1901, 200, 900,
making total silver stock In the world
OF si,O7O,50O,O0O; tue uncovered notes
are placed at 81, l59, 100000.
Mr.. Preston, In review Of tho mon
eiary legislation Of the country, states
that the real demonetizAtion OF oliver
took place In 1868, when the weight OF
the divisional coins was reduoud about
per cent Thls, he says, was not an
accident, or an oversight. II was OK.
pressly declared Ia the House OF Rep.
fo8entatiVss that the intention was TO
mike gold the sole ttEodard Of value
in the large transactions and silver
subservient to IL, for small ones. Tho
act OF 1873, no says, was only nominal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25

PARIs, Texas, Nov. 25.-Tho Fed.
eral officials last night received tels.
gram from Arthur CITY, l. r., stating
that boat was found Rdrift on Reu
river near that point unnamed And
without pilot. A man lay upon the
deck with bis head almost severed
from his body and indications VI a
horrible light. Owing TO this Ispid
current anu dog who was iAmished
to desperation, aud showed sigus OF
hght, the boat could not be boarded.
Points lower down the Ilvsr were noli-
ned aud tho boat viii DO stopped this
morning. IL IL reported thai other
bodies are on board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25

LONDON, Nov.-Ths recent storms
played aAd havoc with the shipping
along the English channel anu tho
coast Of the Atlantic.
Tho chief oflicer and i've VI the crew
OF tho American ship Belle O'Brleu,
laned NJ Kerry Head, near lTaile,
from small boat. They Sero all IN an
exhausted condition.
A violent northeast gale which has
prevailed along tho British ooast dur.
Ing the past tweDty-fOur hours also
caused the suspension Of tho Folk
stone-Bouloguo service, and the mail
steamer, which wAs unable 10 make
Calain, retuFaed to Dover. olhsr
steamers from the continent report
fearful passages and several casualties
10 fishing boats and small boats on
LoWesIoft and elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
n.n,cr,. reIlrr Nominal.

DENVER, Nov. a. There Is now
little doubt that Governor Mcintyre
will IRE the whole Ore aud police dc.
parlment before week. IL he does
not II will not be for the lack Of provo
cation. In trylng TO explain away
their grating practices, Chisi OF De-
teclives Harrington and his men have
become hopelessly mixed. Today they
succeeded In securing a dummy TO
represent the man who was robbed by
the California gang. He appeared ana
swore out warrant for tho woman.
Followed up, he waS found to bo a
window washer In the Brown Palace
hotel, and working for about s26 n
month. He said no was robbed OF 800,
anu the detectives offered to reiurn hun
the S55 they had taken from tho
woman. But Chief Goulding will In
vesIgate further.
Each member " tho detective force
Ia now collecting afildAyita to prove
that all tile others are CrAfieTs, anu
tn ESQ will bs hlSd with tne Commits.
slUutrs. But n Governor Mcintyre
acts "a his friends think he will, the
present commissioners will probably
not be In Office many more days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
Tho Postal service.

wAsnISdToS, ID. q. Nov. a.
Po,lubs.vr.G General Wilson has made
b, tlnl annual report 10 The President.
TIE receipts OF the POSSIBILITIES depart
nshl Tor the year ending June 80, 1896,
we're SOL 900, and the sxpenui.
laia 80, 79O,l72. tits gratifying, says
Ne report, that n large portion OF the
deficiency occurred In the flrst quarter
u the year, and thnt revenues are In.
Hsaiing with returning urosperity.
NJ Wilsou estimates the revenue for
mo rear ending June 30, 1897, nj $780,
B,lsl, aud the expenditures Mt sOi, ..
sli,olO, the difference 10 be mado up
h Congressional appropriations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
Mig DsaI IN sngar.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov, 2i.-It is
stated that tue arrival here OF Ave OF
the biggest sugar planters OF Hawaii
fOTsshadowH a big deal In sugar,
which may result In war with tue
sugar trust. IL present the sugar
planters VI Hawaii are under contract
10 deliver all tnelr product to tue trust.
The price paid is that quoted 10 New
York on the day the sugar arrives,
minus TO per pound. IL IL said that
the sugar planters want this COM
mission abolished, aud are prepared to
light to obtain their end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
ORDER nEsrORED.
That IL the OmeiAi Heport-PiEhtIng
on tho Island Of crete.

That IL the OmeiAi Heport-PIEhtIpg
on ths Island Of crate.
CoNsTANTIHOPLE, Nov. 2i.-No
news WAC received from the interior on
Saturday, except from MsrsovAn,
where nil was quiet, though appre-
henslOn was tslt Tor the saioIy OF the
American missionaries at harsovRu,
aud the houses were carefully prOtect-
ed. Tbs sultan yeitor1ny sent mes.
sage 10 Minister Terrell to tho etiec,
that no disturbances had bson reported
from tho Analolia peninsula on Friday
or Saturday. a report recently DO.
came current that tho governor Of
Hadilm had threatened 10 burn the
convent Of the town and the barley
fields surrounding. Mr.. reTtell there.
upon Informed the Sublime Porte that
II any Of the American lady mlsslon-
Bries resident Ut Hadiim were Injured
In any way, lac would demand and OBJ
tain the governoF'a head.
a batch OF official dispatches have
been published, representing that or
der has been restored every where ez'
cept ut Slvas, owing to the measures
which the government has adopted.
IL Ia officially announced that several
OF the nlIablss aud persons in Ruthori
ty at Efzsroum have apoligizsd "a
5hakir Pasha Tor tue disorders pro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
Pits sign. tho Articles.

MI HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 24.--Flizsln:-
Win WIN G 1as signed articles for q fight
ill.,, nu Oofhelt as folloWs, Tue etipula-
s ",u y l0r Eight to u finish with fivs-
IN 1' teoSg loVes, 10 he pulled OF January
NJ 'ooo, At III Paso, Tex, or else.
e., tue party OF the frat part ID.
al quart agreeing to give tho winser
sb,uhe contest u pures Of 100000.
s,aouil the party Of the frat mari fAiI
i,peaH' on Tho ilght on the date mon.
Pi,.'l he 10 10 forfeit 10 CoIbelt and
llo S,nunIAana one-half OF the puTas,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25

NEW York, Nov. 2i.-RvAr Ad-
miral w. a. kirkland, who, II lie
officially reported, has been recalled
from his command OF tho European
squadron, "because OF certain indis-
cfetione," was n passenger on tho
steamer La Bourgogno, which ar
rived here this Afternoon. Tbs powofs
At Washington are said 10 be dis-
pleased because Of a letter be wrote 10
President Faure. OF France, her per-
sOnal friend, conRrAtulating him upon
HE election to the Office Of chief
mglSstfate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
China Borrows Money,

LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch 10
we Times from Berlin confirms the
"Poh Ihat China Il negotiating with
us'man'English syndicate for new
~, for the purpose OF securing
,aa' with which 10 pay portion Of
'as Indemnify proposed to the Japa-
sasA1 Tue conclusion Of the recent
10 Paris failed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25

81. LOUIS, Nov. 2i.-Ahout $500
lrihmen aud u number OF prominent
men OF other nAtlonalities, some Of
shem were from out OF town, met 10.
hlsh1And celebrated tho twenty-oighth
annlyefsaTy In commommnrAtlon Of
We Manchester martyrs. Hon. Mar
60, havanangh, Of Chicago, made tho
lldiess Of the evening. He spoke
Mohgly In favor Of Itisn freedom ami
hld the end Of the struggle would
cone only when Ireland, RSN nation,
Mnda altogether square anu INDIE
fore.
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Pope Leo. Health.

RoNR, Nov. 2i.-Dr. Lapponi, tho
Ihy,lrian Of the pope, says that there
u nothing alarming In the condition
q Leo XIII. Ho deems IL advisable,
h'Ssytri that his patient keep 90 his
i'on, owing 10 the cold, damp weather
LieIAIllnR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
NOLD AM NILHEH.

P'f' 81 tho director Of mInt Hub
Miiied 60 tho Trea.ursr.
A, "AshINdrcN, ID. O., Nov. 2l.-The
."'o''' Of the mint has submitted his
r KY to the secretary OF tho treasury.
n,n,'ue OIL the rold deposited at the
ana assay offices during the fis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
Mrs, CoIp. AIIunony.

u fBBoviDENcE, II. l., Nov.24.-JsmeB
~, Ripley, Mrs. Colts council, returned
rom New York last night late. He
n me Colt oRbe has been settled.
~ F'ancis Colwell, attorney for
S,,l also says tho cass In settled. It
saletstood Mrs. COlrs Rlimony will
~uoh lees than was ut nrsI demand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
CalLD'S COATS.

Babies and ChIldfols Short
Eiderclo,h Goats, trimmed with
white Angora fur, value Gt7S to
81 rs, tor.........,.,.....,,,...,, .......,. Z y
One 10, OF heavy, good mater
ial, braid trimmed, all lined,
value $500, for. ..,.....,,,.u....,...., . Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
FLANNELS.

White night gown Flannel, full
one yard vide, well worth 15c. at l5c
90 inch biue.grry wool Shaker
Flannel, us actual value IL ssc,at.l8s5c
Cream Twilled Flannel. wool
filling, z9 inches wide, worth $50,
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