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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

The certificate N tue r.uyasslng
board WHiHu VISA filed with Cammia.
sion urJrt0 sii9urnmonilwas as follows
We the momb8rs OF tho board OF can-
vusurs of SAT- lukO county do hereby
certify that mo above u.s. ull, truu and
correct abstract of tho votes east nt tho
HpUrIal election hold u tho THIRD salt
Lake City precinct, salt Lake county,
Utah, ON nov. o, l-Yl Tor delegates o. 40
convention Tor rho proposed SHioof Utah
us lhu same uppulrt from thu official zoe
turns mHdo by tho Judges of o.rca0uos
said precinct except that ono ottho tally
shoots of Poll NJ said precinct W. n
Preston appeared TO hayO Isl and iu tho
other lai yD'uz, and Ia ono u tho tally
shoots N Poll II, A. Smith appeared 10
huyo -i2 votes and ln tho o,hcr -i1 votes,
aud iu ono NJ tl0 tally sheets Of Poll 3 OF
said precinct a, W. McCuuO appeared 20
hlyo 2iJ and in tho other gGl
votes boy reason OF which said disCrup-
uuriut D. became necessary 90 aud sHld
board did thor0upuu, pursuant 10 ros0lu-
ton, open tho ballot boxes nom said
second aud third polls and canvass tho
yo'us OF said MoCuuo In poll o, That We
found in poll o tho said MoCuud
bad 800 votes, which rCcoucll9d his
discrepancy IN tho tally sheets
of that poll. We further found ln
poll OF said precinct -GI straight Demo
cratic ballots, lIl straight Republican
ballots, ~ scratched Democratic and 81
scratched Republican ballots, three SEQ.
oud precinct aud one First proclnC. ball
lots and 20 populist ballots and four
general election ballots, total OF 50i
ballots, That upon cluyassiug the vote
OF ~. A. Smith iu said poll we found
total OF 2sb votes Tor him, giving him a
total vote, excepting tho result Of tho
uthOr two polls uB shown ON tho tally
sheet of IN votes.
The Urr.lluntipn 10 tho above state.
mult was unanimous on the part NJ
the board, which o. laos, adjourned
until 10 am, on Monday next, Ht
which hour the Utah Commission will
meet TO consider the report.
sthe matter now HIands II lie almOat
"a iuTcglne conclusion that it win hnd
ia way into the courts for final RdlIii.
gsliyn anu Eo.tl0moIt.
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the American Casualty Insunucs q
Security Co.
All tue reports that have been made
public by those who attcmploI to ne.
uJgnize the defuuct American ,as.
uul'y hhn Insurance company, and by
vac receiver later appointed, hnvo
iaeeu lhe responsibility upon th d
ntmi alleging that tho Hrm iu it, capa.
oity u Eeusfal manager, hal, as Gene.
,Al henfy blgcum expressed 81, "neg-
itl'cl 10 not Hctray tlU American
casually lHfurhnce anu Security c0m-
pnuy' The indictments found wuro
up1n the complaint Oftho Long Islnn
lhlltohl company = creditor OF the
American Casualty Insurance aud
security company 10 tho amount Of
fllb,UlO. THIS Indebtedness was uu.
lnt pollciesl % insufanCe Issued 10 the
inilioAu company by the American
Ss'ualty Insurance huu Security com.
"any, which rncamo due when the
railroad company had tosotllo up the
ulmHFo Chains tufultng from tie
great falIviliu ditaatur 10 was this
iudu1luiHlsf that usu.UI tho then
iui.F.ug Am afiCan Cleusily Insurance
sId Security company to c1llE.s
several hundred men have boon
employed on public works tn the city I;
300 have been BOOTED a. special police.
men and rre gwen Two unyB work
oach' Strenuous efforts are bulnp
made 70 iuuI tue hungry. A large
amount Of rgilOi money aud provisions
haveJIs been received uom England.
Eutlnus1 with colonies abroad o.
utterly dcmooii1gd anu shipping lines
uro auguInuiug % as port call. a
revival a isajg. is expected BET rr
tummCr. lhu upponi 90 tho clergy 10
the ouisidu wor.I fr ati b. beinr sent
20 tho pEcls 90 A1ndOu, the United
States aud Cauadn.
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coNFsDERArroN WITH CANADA
Regarded as Inevitable BY tho People
OF f1uudtaud.

ST.. JoHNs, n. r., Jan. 2i.-Cou-
federation with Canada is becoming
more Rud moro iayOrably received
daily. rms political parties regard Il
a. Inevitable. Each Ia trying 70 Guido
tho other IN tue matter Of securing
favorable terms OF admission into Tie
Dominion. Articles On the subject from
Cauhdla1 psuufs are being copied VITA
favorable O4mments.
Sir william Whilowny will oouIost
HatbOr Grace, tho representative Ui
which constituency, II. 5. Mum, hes
lately died, His election Is consid-
ofod certain aud II 10 probable Ihst he
will have no Opponltlon.
Upon his return ~ the Legislature he
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STRIKE SUBSIDING.
The Men D.spOndelI Considering
Their Cause Lost
lore AcIs OF VIOLENCE TODAY.
Application to the Court In Behalf
Of the Public Against
tho Roads.

BRooKLYN, jan. 24.-Abjut three
o'clock this morning the Seventeenth
precinct police had n lively fight with
wire cutting strikurs ut Broadway Bnd
5umpter street aud captured two. Ouo
vas so badly cluODod that ho was taken
10 the station In an ambulance.
Fifty non.uniou men Lett Flushing
Avenue stables this morning 70 open
ihe Crosstown linea. Tho cars were
stsf,ci by four policemen aud the
eighth battalion. Tho hut oar which
lett thu staoles was held OF franklin
street and Green Point avenue by the
strikers. All ths Windows were broken,
but the police used their cluus freely
and the car was taken through the
mob. Tho mgtorman was hlt by u
urlck and flying glass. No one olio
was injured,
At O'Clock "a court street cor was
stoned Of Hamilton slice. aud the
court street crowd was llHpersei by the
police.
ANOruE STRIKER KILLED.
Thomas KoArnoy, the roOior shot
ON tho noutu top by miutiImUn NJ
Hicks street yesterday, IN dead.
WILL CJNrEL THE ROADS TJ ACCOM-.
MODAyE THE PUBLIC.
Justice Gayuor of the tupIumU court
handed down q decision today on gp.
pllcation OF Joseph L0aIc for "a
mauuamus 20 compel tat BrO0klyu
Heights railroad 10 optf.lu i,s cars IN
sufficient numbers 10 accommodate the
80 al
Putnam avenue, GTeCu aud Gates anu
lUmrkins avenue lines. He signifies
his iutentlOn OF granting the man.
lnmuf, the iOrm 10 be determined upon
after Argument OF counsel la court 10.
morrow.
Loader, upon whose application tho
writ OF mauuamus 10 lssuuI, 10 "a mer.
chant who alleges his business suffers
~ reason OF thB failure OF the company
20 operate iis lines. Judge GaynOf
VIII hear counsel tomorrow on the
question whether the writ shall DO
pvfomptory or alternate.
1IiE OUTLOOK MORE Promising.
ALBANY, n. ", Jan. 2i.-Mayor
Scniulcu vi Buoklyn ttlopnonod Al.
Iuthnt General McAlpinu today that
thirty street railway liuea IRE IN opera
ton and everything looks promising
Tor an early aud peaceablc settlement o.
the Trouble.
HrimtERs DEsppNDINH.
AZ the strike hosdquartUfs Today II Il
the general opinion tuat tho big strike
II about TO run IT, course. rho strikers
seemed despondont, There will DO
conference this afternoon, Il IL said, 10
discuss the piopr!ety oi calling oil tue
strike.
APPLIED FOR WRIT or iiABEAs CORPUS.
Joseph 4. Patton anu John Chaplin
nave applied through Baldwin X.
Strauss to Justice GAynUr OF the
supreme court for a writ Of habcas
corpus looking TO the release Of twenty.
six mOiOfmen anu conductors alleged
10 BIO Imprisoned in uatcy street
sltion. The writ was granted, return
able at O'Clock this afternoon. Patton
ami Chaplin say they AUD others wore
bgOught 10 Brooklyn under false pro.
luusUs, having been given 90 under
stand by Tue railroad company that
they were 10 work on tho suburban
lines. TAvy got hUfe on Wednesday
evening sad eluCe that time have been
confined Ia the depot. Last night
Patton and Chaplin escaped from the
cspOt and reported 70 the sIriEera'
hegdquartcrs.
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tho Experience Of wealthy
Farmer.

pmLLrsBuWG, Kan, Jan. 2A-ID
1891 James L. SrsnH n wealthy
farmer VI this county, was adiudsu.
insane anu sent 10 the uyium. Du.
ing his trial 10 determine his sanity, hl
asserted that his mthcriu.lbw, JuAu
B06guk0, In cOllusiOn with MTU.
strong, had given ~ him a utug cal.
Culntod % poison him or dcsttoy bic
reason. Tue 6if0ng estate consisted ol
several thousand dOllAu' worth Of
ucfaOnal property and 400 acres COL.
valuable laud. Dufius Stroug's o0U-
ilnemunt BJianbD, acting As guardian
% the estate, sDll some OF the estate
aud considerable VI tho property.
Strong was finally restored TO sanity
aud returned home, HE wife then
refused TO live with him longer. THIS
no attributed 10 the nIviCc OF BUsauk1,
aud began a number OF suits, which
resulted IN setting aside several VI o.,
conveyance mnuc ny BJsauK0.
Strong continued o. assert that hls
mental debility was caused by BUHaL-
30 and Mrs. strong by tho use Of some
drug aud B18nukO eventually brought
Gnd action against Strong fuf $4,000
damaged Tor Blaudur anu defamation OF
character MrG. Strong was sued Tor
divorce, the custody u the children
and division Of the property.
During toe last two years BOBankn
and Strong, who were bOtu well 10 d.,
have expended neatly all their property
In fighting zach other through thH
o3utis. BUlang1 To over 10 years old.
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IInpld MIlh III. el,pdnngh.ler.

BAN FHANCtsCO, jan. gi.-Juhn n.
Harvey VINO WIS formerly walter In
restaurant iu this CITY anu has
worked ~ q cable car conductor,
el0ped with his pretty seyentcen.ycnT.
cid siepuaughtef, leaving his wife In
uostituto circumstances. Harvey
married his present vile nj Santa Rosa,
In 1885. She was widow AMI had
il1 children, the eldest Of whom,
Florence, 10 tue heroine Of the present
eIOpment.
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buGAKLAND, Tea, Jan. 2i.-Maskcd
meu rode " lhe railroad anu express
oilce hero Aud demanded Of Agent
Adams tue SAFE contents. Alter "A
hsvero beating Adams opened tue safe
aud the robbers TOOK 81 100. Cluzina
undertook 10 intercept the robbers. A
sharp battle took place, hut lhe higu-
waymen escaped TO the Brazos swamps.
a posse staftoi Ia pursuitand returned
with four prihonrfs, Crane, Thompson,
Denton uni Flowefs. Ihe posse Is
still securing tho county Tor the
others,
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EXCELSIOR SpRINGs, No., Jan "a
some time plan TO establish a National
priulrr' homo NJ this point. The
Excelsior Syringe company has iB-
tyresl0d itself In the project 10 far as 10
agree 20 give ten acres Of ground, or
more, u necessary, Tor tue site. The
general idea VI the home IL that Ii
shall be national In character, with
dOOrs open, under rules, to the needy
members VI tue cEals IN all sections VI
tue country.
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sEALrNo RETALIATION.
Haid 60 be Agreed Upou netWscn This
Country nnd England.

NoAhAtA hhN ~ lhuhs
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. "a. "A die.
patch from Washington, Htating that
Great Britain anu tue United States
have agreed upon regulations 10 govern
Brfing sea seal fisheries during The
season OF 1896, has created much
HurDrlsr here. la official circles nothing
Whatever IL known Of 1t. Sir Chas.
Upper could not believe the story "
be true. 10 IL known that last year
Canada objected 10 the provision for
the seizure OF arms on Canadian coll,
aud ~ IL believed strong representa-.
tons were recently forwarded 10 the
home government pointing out tue
Injustice which provision OF this
Kind worked last year against Canadian
tualers and pTOteit.Ug against Il similar
arrangement bong maize for tue
coming season. But the Washington
dispatch iuc.uies this obnoxious
prOvitiOu in t4v regulations, which IN
alleged 10 have boon adopted.
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THE DATES ARRANGED FOR
Civil SlTYICl Examinations al Tho
Places Mentioned.
Sait I.niso Oiiy au April a-Dats on
which Othrr Place. VIII Bc
Accommodated.

WAsmNOIOS, jan. -. -- Civil Icr.
vice examinations have been arranged
as tJll0wG
MVch 20, Cheyenne, wyo.; April ], ,
PocatoiiO, Idaho; April 3, salt Lake;
April 10, Tucson, Ar.z; April 10, L9s
Angelic; April -, san Francisco;
April -, Reno, Nova la; Aprii 70,
kysybsrg, Ors.; May J.. Portland, one.
May ., Seattle May Z, spokane; May
o, Helena, Mont.
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CLEVELAND, Jan. Ain the U. S..
Circuit court today a decree was flied
IN the case of Samuel J. Richie
against J. b. McMuiuu, eX SENATOR
Payne Stevenson, Burke anu olhcrs.
thu sIUck held Hs security by tho latter
parties tot leans made tU Richie con.
slbiinE " Canada Copper ana Central
Ontario Railway mining shares. Ali
were ordered sold % satisfy the claim.
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scoti's siurdsF,rs Ilnoun.

OMAHA, Jan. ga special 20 the
bco from O'Nein, Mob, says:
The Work that WIS done in Tue Scott
case yesterday, whom Attorney Gem
eral Churchill wis here, has been pro-
life Of important results. There are
score Of farmers living between
O'Noill AMI lho NiolFara river who
were known 20 have some knowledge
% tho Tragedy. When tho attorney
general guaranteed them protection,
uliy twenty VI them admitted that
they hal been approached and asked
10 join tue murderer. O.hurs had seen
tho band during tue twUnty-'nur
hourt IA whiCl the tragedy occurred,
ami hai formed "a pretty Distinct idea
Of tho Identity OF some Of tue lynch.
tTH.
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.Cf.ndBnis Threaten 20 control tho
~atsr 10 her itt,pclablo iuluyy.
Hence che pays that they 90 on.
i.ineI from f,thsT iuJUf renee
100 This gifcCuD". That they be
required TO ftl rth in thair an.
swur the fOurc r tnrir alleged night
aad tluolo fhii land, watur aud water
eight AMI inat her rights be confined
ny tnls c.urJ pam'gsH ato alec prayed
i1r in tlo sum G 2O and coste.
L'H'hal luuuy tli J. A. Hamil-
ton ntc the PLAINTIFF attorney,
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Money lor IirooAI,n alrII.er..

BOsTON, Jan. 24.-ht a meeting Of
he oAecutiys board a. the Boslon
street car mems union Es7, American
Federation oi Labor, at union head,
quarters, Il was voted ~ soud $500 to
tue brooklyn btflkeTs. IL was voted
10 asscsH every member u tho union
weekly until the end Of the strickland
Brooklyn and confer with the exucu-
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TIIE aESArE.

WAsmNuION, Jan. 2L-rhcro wa
such mcaEtc attendance a. tho open.
ing Of the Senate today thNt HOnr
called attention Co tlU guarucU % o.
quorum aud roll cali was necessary.
AmlH. On bills Introduced was ono
by Chandler tkcuubliChn III. ~, 30
prevent tlu tapping OF telegraph wires
utud by news associations.
This 81 g. prevent the stealing tf
news anu wga ucCussilatgi by recent
developments in Chicago, wheu varI.
Gus other associations ~ mrar8 n
wiro appius, wefg making use o. the
Associated Press noWp.
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CHICAGO, Jau. "a rhu fashionable
thrrt.st0ry boarding. mouse VI Ira f..
Weston, $40 anu 500 Michigan avenue,
WAS quilted by are TINS morning.
Forty people Ia the house were sllil
uUUu. six were taken from tho l0p
story by Fir1mcn. Two women were
carried out UNCONSCIOUS. All TIE
tuuIturo aud private property were
utstIOyUd.
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IInnaIInn yelnn,eer Lcratlon.

sARANAo LAKE, y. Y, Jan. "a
Tue Hawaiian volunteer legation,
oIganIzud here by Captain William
hannlz, Il atsuming satisfactory pro.
Portions. From "a dozen statol letters
anu kilograms have been received
Offering services and money. a rutlrBi
army officer wires from Philadelphia
iihnt no viii 0TgGnlas company o, the
legation there aud Col. T.. q. Miller, "
iho Onto National Guard, has uncfoi
hls services 30 Captain ManulN. The
latter Will 10 to New YORK THIS week
Nnffunge la reference 10 iunus,a num-
ger OF plcdRei Of help being given by
Iloae lnLeTuAlol lM lMaL cILy.
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LONDON. Jan. 2l.-Winston Church.
ill, s.u n tho late Lord Randolph
Churchill, says his f.,ucrs death was
peaceful and palulgts.
THIS mOraipga private funeral ser.
vice for tle family only was held al
the Churchill resldencu ON Gc9syenlr
square,
The mother Of the late Lord Ran.
dOlph Churchill, Frances Ammo Emily,
Duchess OF Marlborough, anu wife vi
lhe toven,h Duke Of MARLBOROUGH, Is
seriously ~.
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HAvEBIuLL, Mate, Jan. 2i.-Agent
PUmusUy,Ii tue Shoe C0unuil associa-
ton, tays that seventy lrms la tue
cilyiuuluIing twenty who signed al a
meeting OF tue CJuugil "a FlfgsluI'B
hall, have affixed ihuis names to an
ssruemen. 70 submit tho present labor
troubles % ~ board Uf arbitration. There
IL much ta.isiagIion NJ this hspec. u
tho hlLuhlIun.
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Danish Consulfor Utah.

COpENIIAuEN, Jan. 24.-Audrew
Peterson, OF Chicago, has been a ..
pointed Danish consul Tor Illinois, In
diana, OHIO, Michigan, Wisco nsin,
lows, NebrasEs, KiusRs, Missouri,
Colohdo, Montana, tue DAkotas, Wyo.
ming aud Utah.
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OAIlLAND, Cal, Jan. 2i.-Mrs.
Bessio Webb L0ughDndgc, vile Of
Professor II. HI. Lough0Tluge OF tho
University oil California, took her life
yesterday by drinking carDolic acid at
hor home AZ 22l5 Union street, Betkc-
10y. In IA note found on her bureau,
she babe her husband good bye. lie did
everything In his power to make her
happy, but her ~ health made life in
auppOTtable,
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viii undertake tho management o..
public unai-a. Bo claims that ho vii
uu abs TO carry confederation easily.
HE iJll0wuIH In the lggislRiuI
threaten 90 resign the goytrnmtn.
unless he and the other leaders OF tlt
PARTY who were disqualified for bribery
anu corruption are vinlicatcd. The ~.
sumuly Il doing no business ana Will
be pfOrOguei this week.
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BEOHAMprON, n. j., Jan. "a
Bank Examiner Prescott hus closed
the ChenRugo County Savings bank,
pending an Investigation. HIS action,
II N alleged, was pTuClpilate1 by an
effort OF tho bank officers TO carry away
tue bonds If tue bauE last uight ABOUT
10 ogpiopk
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Nollhsrn raellIe Loud oranl..

WAslusGrON, Jan. 2i.-5enntor
Power nas returned ~ the Senate anu
resumed his Efforts 10 pass bill I the
II mineral lands OF the
Paciuo grant Ho Is hopeful
II occurring tho passage ti the House
Dii uuioro alJOurnmun,, and was 10.
day assured that NO more patents
wluid DO isguod 10 these lands while
the present Congress ~ In session.
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President nut one Term

WAsuiNuTOS, Jan, 23.--rho House
committee On election Of President and
Vice President today agreed to report
a loint resolution Amounting The Con-
stitu.IOu 10 ON 10 provide that the
President shall DO eligible " serve but
Ong term. There WAS one dissenting
yuta.
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Pronounced Guilty. aud suicIded.

POET CLINrON, ONO, Jan. 2I,-1he
jury In tue casu VI T.. 81. John, "a
prominent real estate dealer, charged
with frauds In dealing In called mort.
cages, brought In verdict OF guilty
al 4 O'Clock this afternoon, 81. John
was at once placed IN lsil. Hail an
head, lying Instantly. -. Joan sui.
ierei heavy losses through the recent
failure OF Post, WicNlgm 4 Howell.
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ERIE, Pa, Jan. 2l.-rne Peoplcs'
Savings Institution VI Eue made an
u0sigumont 10 l.. A. Davis, cashier.
Iho deposits atu about $4,000 and
other liabilities make u t0tsll s8jg, 900.
The bank Officers claim assets ~ the
amount 1 uali million.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan, 2i-At largely
attended meeting OF coal miners at
Bclluylllc, H., last night, called 10 de-
eide whether 10 organize general
striku throughout that district, tue con.
sentative element prevailed aud the
men will remain ut work.
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NO RspnbIlcInmnrail.

WAsuINGrOS, Jan, 2i--ln the die.
cussion Of Lodges Hawaiian resolu.
ton In tho JUGatu today, ucorgo (Ait-
slssippD made "A careful arsunolt to
show that there was no popular outrage
AMI no real republican iJrn lf govern.
meut IN Hawaii.
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Married Today.

A Salt Lake couple named Philllp
Dictz aud jennie Peek were united In
marriage this afternoon by Commits.
gioner McNally, In the presence Of
low friends.
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40 1nAuE or THEN.

An English BIrxo Destroyed by en-
Explosion The crew Lust.
GHAyEsuND, Eugn Jan. 24.-The
government barge fetrel iauen with
.uup0W der, slot anu shell, exploded
nero this morning. No trace OF the
crew has been iOunu.
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BuNuilAMprOS, jan. gi.-Bhuk Tx.
Amincr BtCauH hos AKuu charge Ol
Bro the County National bank. The
uAnF had Authgfl1sd the circulation
~ s5O,OJO aud was capitalized At $780,
OJU.
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NEW YoRR, Jan. 2i-Fire broke
out IN the kitchen &C Hotel Vendomo
at 2 o'olocE tdhy aud did $4,000
tsmsgo. phsr6 was no panic.
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Probably tue ChIeorn.

BOSTON HAKBOR, Mich, GA
steamers hull, probably that VI tbs
ChicOru, was seen floating on Glenn
Haven, twenty miles north, at noon
to-day.
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PAn1s, Jan, 2i,-M. Burgeoise has
finally given up the task Of attempting
TO form a cabinet.
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YOKOHAMA, Jan. 2i.--Prinoe Arl.
sugawa raruAllo, CHIEF oi tue general
sian, died Of typnoid fever. He was
Bixty years VI age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

MARSHALL, Ho., Jan. "a clarence
Bhrader anu Gus Cash, eGoh aged IL
yeafg, while attempting 10 cross
HeathS creek, were drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
TmE LANDING ~ JAPlNEsE
Effected win mas Litno Hesistnnco
FROM the chinese.

SHAEGHAI, Jan. 24,-Iho japanese
transport Eabumi Maru, which 70.
turned TO Uiina ycslerday, reported
that she lett the Guf o.. Iallen.Wen
on Saturday, January 10, with other
japanese transports, escorted by war
ships, and arrived Oh Yung Chang,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
KILLED ny A IunUr.
a Newspaper ftau aud wIincss la an
Important .ulI

bRiHJWA, T,xas, Jal. gi.-R 20.
McLuiaui newspaper correspondent
OF Nulnsg., wac killed hero ~ Judge
Harry .lrs'Ur.uu. MCCuun WIS q
witness 90 al important suiL uo hnd
been In Btu2Y,rlu s l3w miuuisH whnu
Iastursou opened Gao upon him, XIII.
tns MIN iu5.nuly. Iastcugn then
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