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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
OPENING OF SCHOOLS
PROVISIONS MADE FOR PUPILS IN
OvERCRowDED DISTRICTS.
Ricketts, Property Renovated
and Desks Put In.

TIL public schools will open Monday.
Last year there were enrolled 19. 76l pupils,
and this year more are expected. Since
school closed in June room has been made
for the new pupils and opened in districts
which were oyercrowded. One of the new
buildings is at the corner of Capitol ave-
nue. and Twentieth street. 1t is an eight
room building OF brick, with stone trim
mings. and has a light and airy situation.
This will accommodate pupils who live
near Crown Hill. Hyde Park and the sur
rounding suburbs. The school will be
known as No. So, and Miss Mary Stillwell
will be the principal. Another building is
at the corner of Ramsey avenue and East
Michigan street. This makes room for
children near Woodruff Place, on the south
side of 1t and those just southeast of that
suburb. Miss Ida Andrus will be principal
of that building, which is No. Is. A four
room building has been put up at the cor
ner Of State and Lexington avenues. which
is much needed in that district. Miss Helen
Lang will be the principal.
The new schoolhouse on Capitol avenue.
No.. SO. and the one on Ramsay avenue, No.
10, however, will not be ready for occu-
pany till Wednesday, the 18th. The super
~ 1870
those districts not TO assemble till that
date.
Persons in the vicinity Of Pennsylvania
and North streets have seen workmen busy
at the old Ricketts, property, about which
there was so much talk at the time of its
purchase. The men have been papering the
rooms and putting in desks and seats. The
house has been made clean and neat and
the pupils who will enter there are in four
classes from the higher grades. This will
be No. 40, No principal has yet been ap-.
pointed, but Miss Margaret Hamilton or
No. 2, at the corner of Delaware and Wal
nut, will be the supervisor for the school.
For the 10000 children who attend the
schools, over four hundred teachers are en-
ployed. This week those who have been
taking their summer vacation out of town
have been coming home. and by tomorrow
all will be here. Saturday morning at 3
o'clock all the teachers will meet Superin-
tendent Goss at High School Hall. The
general plan for the year, with such other
matters that are important for the teach
ers. will be made known. The offices of
the School Board are busy places this week
for the officers, teachers and employees nee
essary to get all the schools in running
order. BY Tuesday noon any one entering
the school rooms might think that the
school had been opened for weeks so sys-
has been the arrangement Of the
public schools OF this city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
TYPHOID OVER THE sTATE.
Of IL ut EvansvilIe-State
Health hoard Meets.

The State Board of Health held it's quar-
terly meeting yesterday at the Statehouse.
Routine matters were taken up. but the
board did not refer TO the selection OF a
secretary. Drs. Forrest and Davis reported
having visited the insane hospitals at Lo-
gansport and Richmond. They found the
institutions much overcrowded, but report
ed the management as excellent :
Members Of the board reported a great
deal OF typhoid fever in different localities.
The city OF Evansville has suffered severely
from the disease. One thousand cases OF
typhoid have been reported from there this
summer. The board thinks the defective
sewerage of the city is responsible for the
disease. The largest sewer in the tow
empties its contents into the river hut a
few yards above where the city water is
drawn. Until this unsanitary condition Is
corrected the board fears that the city will
suffer from contagion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
Creverand's MinstreIs To-Day.

At the Grand. this afternoon and even
ing. Cleveland's MINISTRIES will be seen in
two performances only. w. s. Cleveland
has done a great many big things in min
strelsy since he took hold OF the old Hav-
erly minstrels. and rapidly built himself a
fortune. The combined minstrel shows that
he gave at the Grand Opera House and
mastodonic. and now in his latest departure
he promises 10 go further and outdo all his
previous efforts. The company includes a
the unadulterated African article, an ag-
gregRtion OF Arabs and a complete troupe
OF Japanese. To-day's matinee is at pop
ular prices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

nothing Is allowed to lag. The show Is put
through with a rush. and has lots of what
Is known as ginger" in 1t. Helen Byron,
sister Henrietta is brigh and attractive, as
are the other girls IN the co~mpany-Elsie
and Margaret Gonzalez. The fun is looked
after by Robert Watson. Harry West, Will
liam Cole. Billy Barry, jr., James Bradley
and William Mcleod. The Dazzler" con-
tinues to-day and tomorrow, and will be
followed Monday b. "Old Tennessee"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
Homeseekrs' Excursions,

Via Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron
Route to nearly all points in
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah. Wy
oming. Arizona. New Mexico. South
tern Louisiana, Indian Territory and
Oklahoma. One fare for the round
trip plus 500. Tickets on sale Aug.
%, Sept. 10 and "a. good to return on Sept.
IL, 20 and q, Oct. 4 and IL. Tickets sold on
any of the selling dates will be good to
start homeward on any of the returning
cars from St. LCuis and Kansas City
to principal points without change. For
lowest rates, maps, descriptive circulars
and full information address
COKE ALEXANDER,
Passenger Agent,
Jackson Place. Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
WANT IN THE MILITIA.
New Companies Organfxed-state's
Funds Too Low.

Acknowledgement Robbins has applications
on file from a number OF newly organized
military companies over the State who de-
sire to become identified with the National
Guard. On account OF the heavy expense
incurred at the last encampment the State
does not deem IL advisable to muster In
new companies at this time. IL costs the
state from N.o00 10 800 TO uniform and
equip a new company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

The Fast Mali and American vaude-
vile Company are both booked for the
Empire next week
Anna Eva Fay comes to the Grand on
Monday night next for a stay of one week.
this city before, but since her last visit
here she has Travelled extensively and has
acquired many new effects, the best, per-
as she terms it. This is called a singular
and peculiar feature, and its nearest ap-
preach is what is termed hypnotic trance,
or mesmeric dream vision.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
Pnrk-.The DoxxIer.v

cosgrove & Grants Comedians opened
their engagement at the Park yesterday in
The Dazzler," which drew two big houses.
II has been seen IN former seasons at En-
giish's. and Is quite as full OF fun and good
music as ever. The first act has five pretty
specialties. the second act thirteen songs
and dances. and the third act a dozen live
ly features IN the line OF vaudeville. The
action OF this farce-comedy IL brisk n
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
The State Institution.

The deaf and dumb and the blind insti-
tutions will open for school Wednesday.
The children for these public places of ed
ucation are beginning to arrive and will
to come in even after the schools
have commenced.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
LINE,
1920,

M.
Official route for the following G. A. r.
organizations:
George H. Thomas Post and w. r. G.
Jno. F. Ruckle Post and w. r. c.
Jno. +. Ruckle Camp, S. O. V.
Alvin p. Hovey Post and w. r. G.
Joseph r. Gordon Post and w. r. c.
NJ. r. DELANEY w. r. c.
Major Gordon Post.
James Beard Post.
German Veterans Association.
Blackhawk Association, Naval Veterans.
See notice Of special train service in an
other column of this paper.
GEORGE e. ROCKWELL, d. p. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

State GeoIogist Blatchley ia in Perry
county making an inspection OF the clay
resources One OF his inspectors has just
concluded a trip through Orange county,
where he paid special attention TO the
French Lick this material IL found in
abundance. and large quantities are ex-
ported from there.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

The annual reunion OF the Thirty-third
Indiana, Colonel Coburn's old regiment,
will be held in the County Court room at
louisville, Sept. 10, at 1870 2. m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

AND RETURN
vim
PEyNsYLyANIA \

PENNSYLVANIA LINE.
The official route for G. A. r. and Wild
er's Brigade. Special train of first-class
coaches and sleeping cars will leave In
dianapolis Tuesday, Sept IL, at 1880 p. M.
stopping at battle fields en- route. This is
the only line running through the battle
fields. Tickets on sale Sept. s, 9. 10. IL, Is,
16. IL, IS and 10. Good returning until Oct. 3.
For further information call at Office, No.
place, Union Station, or address,
w. +. HAVENS,
Secretary Wilder's Brigade Committee,
GEORGE E. ROCKWELL. D. P. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

Dunlap's Celebrated Hats,
Fall styles, at Seaton's Hat Store, No. q
North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
JEWEL STOVES and RANGES

We have just added a most complete
line of these goods to our stock. They
are the best made, and cost no more than
inferior goods. If you need a Stove give
us a call.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
81. OO-Cincinnati and Return-S1.OO.
BIG A ROUTE,
Sunday, Sept. 8.

S1.OO-Cfncfnnati and Return-S1.OO .
BIG A ROUTE,
Sunday, Sept. s.
Special train leaves Union station 8 a. m.
Returning leaves p. m.
a day with your friends in visiting the
many attractions such as no other city af-
fords: For one, the geological Garden, with
its fine collection of wild animals, and sur
rounded by beautiful scenery, situated on
the banks of the Ohio river, with splendid
boating and other fine amusements.
For tickets and full call at
Big Four ticket Offices.
A. G.. p. A.
Since the Great Flood
There was no malt beverage as wholesome
and as palatable as the latest product of
the Home Brewing C-ompany-the Malt
Extract" Bottled by its maker. Tele-
phone 1850.
See that your hotel keeper has Cooks
Extra Dry Imperial Champagne on his
menu. 1t has no superior.
Hardwood Mantels. Crates. Jno. N. Lilly.
Insure your home in the elen,s Falls
NJ. III. Raschig. dentist, 81 E. Washington street
The Best Barber shop
In the world is the Bates Tonsorial Rooms Tbs
highest grade of everything.
FOR Fine Cigars. PERSONS. Il North Penn.
T~IsH-I-M1Seo Cigar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

States, Bags, Dividers, etc., In great va
riety at correct prices. To every customer
Friday and Saturday will be presented a
Scholars Companion. containing a slate
pencil, lead pencil, ruler and pen holder.
Oner good While the supply lasts. Don't
think of buying books and supplies until
you see me.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
Bargain for Friday, Sept, s, 1895

Your choice of "Burts Books for Poys.' i2mo cloth,
bound. by "Alger," 'Ellis," LOTS. and other popular
soc, or esc by mail, IL order Is postmarked Sept. 8.
Watch this space.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
FLOODED

The back water Hooded our cellar
and stock rooms to n depth of from
one tn three feet. NEW GOODS that
just came in, and staple goods stored
I'm the rooms suffered heavily. It's
thoroughly
WET
We can't use them. Can your
The price will he all right. Any
thing. I'm fact, will suit ms. Come and
carry them away.
Towels, Crashes, Spreads, Linens,
Handkerchfefs, Corsets, etc.. etc.,
etc. See the 1T SHOWS THE
GOODS. Ii shows the condition of
them.
SALE
Commences THURSDAY MORNING at
$50 o'clock.
YOU'LL COME, OF COURSE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06
School Books
And
School Supplies

Of course a bookstore is the place
to get these, and Allison's Book
store best of all. Come where you
can get books and supplies all at
the same place. I quote a few
prices as a starter:
Good Slate Sponges. 1 cent.
Pencil Sharpeners ....... 1 cent.
Rubber Erasers 1 cent.
6 chalk Crayons. in a box.......... 1 cent.
Rubher-tipped Lead Pencils....... 1 cent.
100 sheets Ink Tablets. 5 cents.
Wood Pencil Boxes. with key........ 4 cents.
oil Cravons. per 5 cents.
pen Holders. ! cent.
Rulers To Every acknowledgements. Free.
Solid leather Book Straps.......... 5 cents.
Red or Blue Pencils. for 5 cents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

See that your hotel keeper has Cooks
Extra Dry Imperial Champagne on his
menu. 1t has nc superior.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

Insure your home in the oiens Falls
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

Hardwood Mantels, Crates. Jno. NJ. Lilly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

The Best Barber shop
In the world is the Bates TonsorIal Rooms The
grade of everything.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-06

TIsH-I-MrSeo Cigar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19

Tho fret ten months oi 1893, and that
t.is has resulted 10 70 failure 20 meet
Sac interest u the bonds % various
divisions Of the road. TIE prounaitiOnB
nt changes bon the Reilly bill, which
were aubmi'iCd 10 the House o5mmu-
Goo on Pacific roads by representatives
'l thr Uuiou Pacific road, have been
rejected.
The vote taken I'm committee today
was unmlstihubly against adding any
material amendments 10 thu measure,
which is now on tho calendar Of tho
House. the proposal on which tue
Union Pacific lnii most s,rels, a re-
ducilon OF the ratio 90 inierast on the
government dtUt from 90 2 per cent
met with general favor Amendments
tO meet thu views OF fsllIIuj receivers
aud HhAtenOldulH may be- made wnen
tho hill ~ before tho House, but today's
meeting was probably the last aocsion
ul tho committee before the HOUSE
takes up tho men8uru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
MonE noNDs rnonAnLY.
Thc Gold 4 serve Wapidig Melting,
Hvuu against Hope

The Gold 4 serve Haptdiy Melting
huuu against nUpr
WAsuINurJS, Jan, lb.-Advlce8
from tho New York sub.trgasury re.
port shipments OF gold Tor tomorrow Of
nbsut : . .luu,JIJ, OF which the treasury
iufuisnus considerably over S3,uUO,OJO.
Toe cash balance In tho treasury ~
SOL ,0lOOil; gold rtserye, s75,7l2, l2b;
lees engagements yesterday Hud today
iOr export amounting ~ "a, 100000,
Whicn maEra tuu tfuo amount 90 g1lu
reserve s5hal2 l-6.
Tho nvayy withdrawal o. gold was
not wholly unexpected by tht treasury
ulllclalf, gs tue indications since the
ursL OF the week have made 10 probable
tuai the Withdrawals Tor ehipuun. TO.
morrow would be exceptionally large,
Nevertheless, tOlby'h transactions
have Strengthened the prospect VI an-
other bond issue, anu IN measure
dHmpougd the spirit Of hOpeiulntss
that mas prevailed the treasury depart.
ment i0t some days past.
lt ~, however, tt0uly maintained
that the record tor tho present fiscal
year viii show a decided Improvement
Ia the financial condition OF tue tfuas.
ury over tnAt OF last year, Aud tue
steady ihcTsa0o IN the receipts from
customs aud internal revenue
sources, u Ia pointed out, gives promise
OF return 10 a period when tho re.
ceipts viii more than equal the sXpen'
uttufpa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
JAPANESE TREATY
Unexpected Opposition TO the Meas,

Unczpcctcd Opposition to the usn1,
utt,
WAsIuNaToN, ID. O.. Jan. is.--@orl
0ppualliUl was developed in tho oEOUu,
tive solfiOu To-Day towards the JapanU.g
titaiy lhau hau bevu expected by IL
friends, tuo distinguishing .oa,uTe OI
tue session being thu display u crili'
girm lfcm uurA peeled FlurUeE. The
HsuatoIs il0m tHu PiuidC CUnsl, led by
Mitchell, uf Oregon, and White, Of
California, manifested uispJsltl0n On
mud Hul, with tuu agreement In ils
urtsuut form and both suggested tho
urcrlliy Of amending H. SauatOm
Frye, aud Davis uf the committee on
foreign relations al. o made gug gus.IOuf,
indicating that they thought the pres
rnt treaty could DO improved by
smeugmuuts iOr tho better protection oil
American Interests.
Senator Mitchell argued thu. tho
clause iu the treaty which exomp.eI
sac CigiZeua 0i ono country from mlIi-
tsry duty while ia tho other country
with tho pfuylsl that they Wtra ulsI
excepted ifOm suo payment Ui money
iu leu OF tueir services, would mean
that they were not % be subjected 10
tho rOal tax. In many states, he saij,
there was prJvlsiOn Tor T0ai taEuu
whether ruBiduuCH was temporary W
permanent ana under tue exemptions
OF the uuaty uo road saS could DO sn'
forced.
The principal objection mad 10 the
treaty, however, was directed 90 the
portion giving ghu japanese the advan'
tagged OF a favored nation anu tho rou'
dlti0n was made by several 6oualui-
that the wording OF tue treaty was
such 40 10 iuston it on tnu country iJr
"a term OF not loss than iii.tOn years
should abIogation bo opposed by Japan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19

ingp ON State street, Saturday, Janu'
ary 49, 1895, 90 O'Clock q. IN.
NEW sYsrEu or mNUIAu.
A new sysiom Of ringing viii le
irnuguratrd simultaneously with tIr
change. Heretofore, tubicflbeIs have
been accustomed tu ring up tho parry
wanted, after lIe UperniUr Inns maze
tho connection. 10 the new systuu,
tue operator will DO thlH ringing; tHc
only rings 10 be made by the euusCua.r
being one 20 call the "DuuirllN and
ono an signal tor discDnrurli1u. Inu
onrratlon Will be-; The fubllribcr viii
ring once Tor the operator GIva The
numbJr wanted, anu stand With ilH
telephone to the cat until the Iafiy
wanted nuswcts. OF the operator ItpHfi1
tho llu1 "Iusy.n 5uusCrl5au Wi,
pleaon bear in mind thut a.y rIug1
made by them, other than one t1 cali
the operator, will mrGu signal ilrdis'
connection; and an attempt luv call ulhu
Marty utkuI Tor, by tuc old method,
viii therefore only create CJuiusiOu.
The ilfst ring made from telephone
displayB tue uumtcr a. the telephone
% the operator; any subsequent ring
displays only tuu signal Tor disc0untc-
ten.
subscribers are requested 10 pos, this
circular temporarily rs tuu side ui tue
t.Ipphono, nuu 60 notify ul ptr-Dua
authorized 10 use thUig telephone that
after o u'cIuCk Saturday, January 10,
1895. the above method viii uu used.
F1rjuc iimc being the operai1rHwilluc
Instructed o. say 90 ugcu "ttlp'-" ID
not ring, win ring for youp uut tui.
formula viii be done away with us
soou as subscribers uCcust0m them
selves % tnu new method.
There Will 30 no interruption OF
service, and such pUraJns aB mny Zoe
TALKING ut tho timu OF transfer vii
continue their CouyrlH alton through
] the new Bwiluhb0urI without AuoFl'
edge that thuy nave been "bwiIeho
0vef."
A now switchboard equipped with
| an OF the neutrality-suspicious. with
/ the most approved uuGllinIy apparatus
hnr been placed In service, anu We plu
/ sent 10 our patrons an exchange equip
/ mcnt, Cqualliug, u not tufpasslhG, uiiy
| yet constructed.
The new switchboard inCrcaBc8 oui
| facilities for metallic circuits and Ion.
| iHaucs Telephones, bO ,lat vu orr
now able to eupply them 20 all suit
scribers who may desire such ga tqulr
| mont
Patrons Of the company and ihu
public, Will be- welcomed; aud the on
clals OF the company viii have plea
uto iu showing them through th
| Exchange.
Very respectfully
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Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone CO
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WAsuNdIoN, Jan, ls,-A prutlon
OF tnn btDgkuUldoIs OF the Union
PacIhs railway was proion,ed TO C3n-
grrss ,Jdny Offering 10 assess ils s.Ook-
noldgrs "a sum sufficient % pay all
bonds which have priority over tno
lion VI tue United SAlss ll c)uiiuerN'
lion OF IN extension OF thb uuos Ut she
United States Tor MY yegGd at 21eI
uuat. Toe petition role form tahI .
mart Ol the duog or Whicn the govern
mrnt b. resppuuu'o, amounting in
s8a. 580,6l2, viii matu'o uul0fe the
mseiiug ol tle Flty-luuuh Congfea5.
They represent that in Consequence
OF tho butincn IeuressiOu thulo Dos
hFsn marKed falling OH M 'na ,ui'
mes, amounting 10 IS puf cont on
tho gross earnings Tor tho hfsI TO
months Ia 1894, 40 compared Nl1l
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rmr cArILE war.
Germany rtriisrs Another uiow Owe
fHu #affutffunr al H.nslnuU

Germany ntriitcs Another uiow over
tuu shoulder ut England.
WAtuIsUrJS, Jan. 49, ihe state
icIaumuul up1 been infuumud that tine
HumuufE authorities have forbidden
ITO importation OF cattle and bwiuu
ir0m England aud Ireland, iugsmuch
40 a large proportion OF American
cattle entering GgfWauy 80 through
England. Ihls 10 another ulow NJ our
ciltIU trade with Confidential Europe.
Tho official uOti,o Of tnis last action
Of Germany CBme Co tho rtats uuparl-
mont in IA report irum W. Henry
Robertson, our consul al humuutE,
dated December -, lati.
lhu uCuou iu tuia case wac that of
the Hamburg senate, nud mot that Of
sue imperial government oi dvfmNuy,
but tho SAME uJufsr uaI teen aIup,uI
ai each 0i the other great German rtA-
| pJrt, TO that practically Dc am uulB 10
national atlsu. 10 b. not pJsaiulu %,
/ present 90 calculate sac y1ac. rluus ON
our own trade ui the lsst decree. A
| CJHs.a, ralln proportion OF the cattle
ana h0sa salplud nom the Uuitul
| States 10 Liverpool after pAasiug into
the plssgtsiln % English ugyUrs o. do
tanned Tor time in tueslHrhJ yards ana
finally sold uuG shipped o. Igrmnpy'
Tue German government has N'rn
aware u tuis anu recently a'ut O COm-
mission 10 England. itIB alleged tnis
cotton was taken Un the prHtuusu VI ok
lmluing tho Eusll0h cattle, but really
/ 10 10y tuu foundation Tor the prCauul
decree, whiUl 10 ia asserted fully
strikes al tue United States over the
suuulGer Of Great Britain, Tor II IL be-
luvcl nero that no Lugllsh grown
cattle nto shipped 10 Germany.
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a.nernI aehon-Ih Aa,nneed.

WAHuNuTuS, u. g., Jau. is,-Ihe
Senate passed tuu army appropriation
Utll, carrying s-4,UJU, UUO, and the bili
hlch Ia elect advances General
schuh2ld, Ia command OF the army, 90
the rank Of acknowledgement, held by
Generals sherman and Sheridan.
Aside from this the day was given ~
debate on the Nicaragua canal bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
.Lt,inH rictures" in beaver.

DENvIE, Jan. Isl Tho police board
adopted resolution tDis afternoon ole
fccuug lnD police 10 prevent tue exit.
bitiUu OF ".ivlag pictures" wlicn they
may dVum Indecent Manager Neil, OF
tay broadway thvHtcI, Huil tue figures
Ia the exhibition of tuat thuatur would
bo draped tu1igGt in ovofalls aud
ulJ1uurs, in accordance with the dubirr
VI tuu city moral censorr, but tOmOf-
row he wuulu Que OUT ma Injunction 20
prevent interference with the cAhlbl-
ton, which was approved By Dean
HIM.
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All our Elmo
TUR CAPES,

~ AsTEACHNN DYED
MUsERAT CAPES. MONK
EY FUR CApEs. ELEGANT
GRADES An LESS THAN
.Uc Oh THE DOLLAR