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SIMPSON THE LAKES.
,,,,i, Hls Built Three Cruisers
mvIlhslandlns the Treaties
,,r,oanxncE DrsrKorEns'
-. canadian Minister of Justice
'' ~ s.,, ,n,y are only Revenue
Caters

yo,v Nov. il.-A special to
NV ,,'.,,i from oi,sws, ont, s'yu
ID, m'" ,.'on on this side OF the line
IO' sliI,r from President cleve.
,'l W. interpretation OF the treaty o.
l h'., ,.s,rdius the rish, OF Canada or
'.'i ;- m states to build wAr'h'p' Cd
%, y, s.. .l.., in deciding . against n' me 1S'
. ~ Of ne" cruisers ~ Dc
hS o.. cn,,l,. Topper, tho Canadian
oS Of Justice, formerly minister
I'a. .,,.,, .,y, the treaty speaks clear
~, ,,,,IL Being asked II oanauA
" 1at,inged the treaty In con-
nn . ~, cruisers on inc Iakes' en
,l,,r upper said they wefo only
r', r0. ,,,..y stipulatss tina. the naval
lps .'c6 country shall consist oil
i'ieeu ,h,n one vessel, no. exceed.
p's ans hundred tons burden anu
,insd WIN W. ,wo ,ueh vessels
700 % laks vn.. . md On, such vessel
% W - Champlain. A doubt has
srisn over ,ne 49, .,m,d vessel. ON
agreed less ~ .s mid Il. di,msntlej and
mes ,s,'el, Of war should bo there
10 ,lbsi ve.'.''
tullloi .inss. ,ox.,nment ba, built
The Osnsu .a,,S,. an nm. laLes since
lhfes tfnsu 'n ,hs Con.,aneo and
1901, lhs 0"'''"' ""
he psnsh ,y.t., nj Tho Domin.
Comui nus. o,,.s ..,yir. ouol,s In
lon hihsIy pi ,sos ,ns toilovinv d,sorip.
biispon ~ iYss
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ne ln,lpsiio, ~, MI n,,ad S,.,ss rave
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MALLEh,s cAnH.
The Ex.Csnsui Way ne Released m m
Act of ,ourtssy.

Ahe hhsesnsul way bN Neienscu m IN
Act of ,ourtssy.
Chicago, Nov. ll.-A dispatch from
Warrington, ID. g.. ssya
"5ecTetary oIney bhs for some time
been endsnvoring tO secure the oon.
federation Of ex.Consul waller's case
by tho new French ministry OF foreign
anairs. He has succeeded 80 far as TO
gain an intimGtlon from Ambassador
Eustis that the French government
may order Walters release from prison
out OF friendship Of the American
government, anu on account VI Wall
lct's serious aud possibly fatal illuesF.
The state department has not asked for
tue ex-oonsups release, but has init.
mated to tho French government that
any lenisncy shown him would be APP
pTeciated by the President. While
Waller's case has not been finally act
ed upon mere, II 10 known that with
the evidence already In hand, Secte-
taty Olney isunable 10 IND any basis
for q request for his release a. right.
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the feasibility Of establishing n new
J9ps 3ese mail steamship line TO this
country. After getting settled he will
inform himself upon the commercial
interests Of his Jurisdiction, make In.
quifles TO prospects OF business Snt
ascertain what advantages various
cities can oiier for the terminus. He
thinks tho line viii he established TO
Puget Sound or some southern port.
Tbs line will be e.tablishe by the
Nippon Yuzon Kaissha OF Japan
Steamship company, which 10 heavily
subsidized by the government ami hiss
on hand extra steamers which were
purchased and used rs transports dur.
ing the Chinese war. The company
has recently started q line TO Australia
anu another 10 projected TO FOrm0sa.
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nosEsrEKLns IN CANT.
waiting for the Op,nins Of the N'z
Psrce. Reservation.

SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. IL. - a
special " Tue Spokesman Review from
Lowiston, Idaho, says;
The absorbing topic around the
borders OF tho Nez PeIcos Indian re-.
servailOn 10 the announcement that
President Cleveland will issue his pro-
clsmstion opening the reservation
November is. Enough homeaeekers
Are now la camp near the reservation
10 take all the desirable lands TO b.
opened 10 settlement Several hun.
drod are waiting In this vicinity for
the opening day and hundreds arc IN
camp 1t other poinie. A big rush
will DO made Into Cold Springs, near
Cottonwood, 10 the southern part Of
the reservation. Several hund rod
people are now campei In that vein.
ity aud many OF these have nlfeady
gone scross the line. IL IL Understood
that the Indian agent will drive the
men OF.
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A,,i,ud. Of Gen. Harrison. Friends.

New YonK, Nov. lO.-In COM
municatioa ~ the Hoia.d, II. I. Root,
prominent Indiana politician, au In.
timsto friend OF Ben amin Harrison
anu delegate to the two national GO {.
vontioDs which nominated MIN, de-
fines his understanding Of the attitude
OF the ex' Pfesidonl's friend with regard
TO accumulation In 1895.
Mr.. R1ops letter ssys: "When awe
from M homs In Indiana l am cou.
ironted with the question, SIS MIR. Har'
rison a candidate, AMI what sieps are
being taken to help bis cindidacyp In
answer, willsay that l do not believe
Mr.. Harrison has con fded that great
secret to any living man. In answer
to the question, what significance nj
taches to the MEETING Of Mr.. Kitchener
aud other politicians recently nj In
dianapolis, anu tho active work u GER
tain prominent politicians In Texas
ana other sections OF the cOuntryY
unhssitatingly venture 10 assert there
10 q concerted movement on the part
OF MIR. HarrisoD's friends to crystailz,
public sentiment In his favor, aud 40
concentrate that sentiment In the vhri-
QUE states that whom the frat ballot
shall be taken nj the convention In
1895, BenIsmin Harrison will have n
very formidable showing"
Mr.. Root publishes also n letter writ
ten to him by Con. Harrison, which,
he thinks will tend TO di.prove any
impression thet tho ex-Pfesldont 10 a
cold man In his personal attitude to-
wards members OF his party. The
letter let
Executive Mansion, Washington, ID.
g., Jau. g, ls92.-My, Dear Mr.. Root
IL has been the grief and chief burden
OF this place that have only had u
choice Ne to what man would dis.
appoint, II being deoroed beforehand
IN every case that 1 must disAppsint
ono OF more. In the case Of my Indl-
ana friends, / can hardly tell how
much grevious trouble have had over
the thought that friends felt aggrieved.
have tried TO be fair aud kind; and
ons OF the few things l am sure OF,
connected with the Administration, IL
that l have never willingly hurt any
worthy trieud. 1 IhAve not heard Of
Ano serious complaint by any RepubIi.
can friends Of any public act OF the
administration, anu 1t IL a comfort to
know that nothing has been found
nfsAilAblo there, and that must OF those
who havo been disappointed In getting
offlce have acted with generosity and
friendliness. With Kind regards, very
sincerely,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
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Amnesty for Conspir.,sr..

NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-The Her.
AIDS correspondent In Bogots tele-
grapha that the government has issued
a decree raising Ihv state OF sisge In the
republic with lno exception OF Bog ia
aud the province OF CucutA. Tue do.
cree grants amnesty TO all those ou-
gagged As conspiratots In tho last revo
luton, nnlsss they shall have been
charged with common crimes or acted
az leaders In organising Invading OK.
psditions against Coll mbia.
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now, when no inquiry IN possible
and II In exceedingly dlscreliisb ..
Tue officials Of the New YORK Yacht
club have behaved throug hOui like
gentlemen aud sp1r,smeu."
IL the accusations Hrs untrue, aud
we decline to credit them w'tnlut fur
Their proof, this manner Of making
them will not only stop ali cup COZ.
tests, but will make II very aim uit for
any ysohtsman with a particle OF sci o
10 poet TO RAGS against the accueof 10
tue future,
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Committed Suicide.

GRAND Raids, Mich, Nov. H.
The "Bean King" VIM. LamoroRux,
committed suicide at his home In THIS
city Sunday while In fit VI despond-
sncy by shooting himself In the head.
Hs was tho lsrgest operator in beans In
the county. annually handling n
million bushels, aud hal ageuts la ali
tho large cities from San Francisco ~
HObtOu.
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b H,,, ,,Csl'' Nov. ll.-A speciai to
Ia N.s,lt' m Buenos Ayres ssys:
I,nsl.s aelon, which 10 usually Az.
!, Inn, ISo ~ In tone, says that
|lls lons Jus arrived when II is impos.
f,lya 70 Tolerate the conduct of
In, S.,l mlnlsIer Rpcha, 1t ia stated.
b B,i ,ya,lAt position with regard 10
lbAlicp, n botstnment. His repre-
|ndlpv \. s,e unheeded and all mat,ors
|sii,d d'sNeen the two countries arc
bal Bn.nree'l ny TO tho Bolivian minis.
|0c,, 1 Is,o Ayres for aeltl.mrnt ,n
b,lpv ., our foreign oiiioe, Instead
tahlsf i b sn through Argenlina's
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DEsvEH, Nov. ll.-A special 10 the
Times from Albuquerque, N. NJ, says:
Judge Collier today snstsined the ex-
ceptions nitd by the United Statep
Trust Company OF New York 10 the
answers OF the deiendants In this At
lanlio and Pacific Railroad foreclosure
case, thus striking out OF these answers
all allegations attacking the right OF
the compliments to have an immedi-
ate decree Of foreclosure OF the first
mortgage. An early decree and sale
will TO the result.
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his lS-year.old daughter to the laundry.
She returned and raid the Chinamsn
mad attempted TO drag her into the rear
Of his place. O'Keefc went 10 the laun.
dry and demanded an explanation.
He says the Chinsman rushed at him
With y hstiroD. lie fired, causing the
ChiDaman's instant death.
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MOST THE ORATOR.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. ll.-Mil.
wAukee Hail was packed last evening
with a crowd which had gathered TO
revere tho memory OF the Chicago
snaTchis,s who met death on the gall
lows IN Chicsgo In 1887. Portraits OF
spies, Parsons, Fischer, Engle and
L,ngg, heavily drAped with crepe, oc-
cupied prominent places on the stage.
Iuleriwinsd among the American and
German o9lors was the red flag.
Johsn Mosi, OF New York, was the
orator Of the Gay.
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china PAYING ,hr Indemnity.

WAsHIsoroS, ID. o., Nov. 1.-THE
japanese miui.ter has received n tele.
gram that a convention has been
signed a. Pekln proviiing for the pay
meut Of the additional indemnity by
China TOT the evacuation of tho LioD
Tung peninsula. This amount " 3d.
co.. 900 tae!s, to be paid on November
10, 1895,
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.Rxtr.aI,ien Of . lergsn

WASHINGTON, Nov H. General
Al. IL. Patterson. OF Mempnis, Tenn,
Is In the city In connection with the
extrAditioD from Honduras OF
Augustus Ksnnstt Ward, wanted at
Memphis for forgery. Mr.. Patterso n
will call on Secretary Oiney at once.
The amount OF Wari's iorgeries 10 not
exactly known, hut II 10 said II viii
approximate 5000
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forged SIGSAruREs.
Deissii's. Locking for Two Hen s=s.
pscted OF the Jab.


BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. li.-one
Fnohlh aso two young men had a
uAnllly Of stationery printed In this
fly parporilng 10 be office letterheads
The Alehisop, Topeka & santa &c
Phllv,y company. They also had u
iubes' stamp BEARING the following;
IA. Id ). Z. II. II. Coz Detectives
We h,is looking for the men who had
tas ptnIlng done. II appears that
sl'ehs'sed members OF the American
PAllSly Union, IN many states, have
Zen W 4 Consideration, FURNISHED
na 'sllefs Of recommendation, puf-
oilps 70 DO signed by the master OF
tlsl of'stion or other officials OF ths
ana IL, stating that the bearer had
wv employed by that road; that his
Nles wsre valuable and that he
~ worthy OF employment. The
ts,u signature 10 accom- panied by
'lmphns OF the bogus office stamp.
y also said the letterheads ami
wv Were used In procuring passes
n nave been worked OF lhrough
Dhlpet's tillces.
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Lord DunTavsn scored.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The st. James
Gazette this afternoon says II Is not
surprised that Lord Dunravon's PAM
phlet raised u storm VI indignation In
America, addinR:
ellis charge OF foul play 10 entirely
gratuitous. It's totally unworthy any
good apottsmAn 10 make Auoh O ohErgo
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NEW York, Nov. H. Senior ]. +.
buatez, u promihent insnoer OF tue
panish colony IN New York, showed
reporter a letter from his brother In
Buenos Ayres, giving an account Of
he departure OF the slpediiions OF
spanish volunteers from that city for
Cuba. THIS letter states that another
expedition OF l,lO0 volunteers had
started for Cuba 10 fight for the mother
country.
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DIS MoisEs, Ia, Nov. il.-Tele.
grams from the CITY OF Mexico state
that Richard G.. Rowe will be brought
back TO Iowa within week ami tels.
grams from Moniezume, Poweshiek
c9uniy,s state that he will be tried there
Immediately for completely 4, the EN-
bczzlsnept VI s39, 900 Of that oounty's
lunuB.
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OhicAGo, Nov. 1.-THE World,s
4, S sise.o's ieil here last evening Tor
IN Auahla Exposition on n special
\, v,,'s, we Illinois Central road, as
~ su,.s Of President Sluyve.anl
4, ~ I'm, NO pains had been spared by
,i,hol. Ceufal's chisf executive 10
niue outing a success aud IL
"AP'y bent on pleasure.
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CHICAGO, Nov. ll.-Memorial ter-
Vices Tor Eugene Fold wsre held last
evening al Genital Music Hall. An
hour before the meeting began the hall
Was 30 crowded that tho doors were
closed and the hundreds that came after
7 O'Clock were turned away being I'M
able TO gain admission. In the audi
enoe all grades Of llfe were repre-
sented, anxious TO do HOMAGE to tue
msmory OF the gifted man. Rev. DR..
GunsAulus made y brief plea for aid to
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vienna, Nov. 1.-THE speech OF
tho Marquis Of Salisbury had quiet
Ing effect upon the B0urse here.
BERLIN, Nov. ll.-rhsre was better
feeling on the Bourse here today rs a
result OF q speech OF the hsiqnls OF
Salisbury In LONDON on Saturday.
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AppoIn,sa pl-hur.inR Q Moor.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The attor-
noy general has appointed Henry
Bnchton OF Cincinnati discussing
officer OF the department Of Justice,
Vice Frank Braunsga who resigned
TO aocop, a similar position IA the de-
pattment OF state.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Tribune In
Its issuo Sunday announced that tho
price OF that paper on week days Inside
the city hereafter would b. one cent.
Tbis morning the Times Herald and
the Iuter Ocean, the only other two
cent morning papers announces u aim
liar reduction In their price TO meet
the cut made by the Tribune.
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New YORK, Nov. IL. - Captain
FfsuE Han, skipper Of the Defender,
Is III at his home In Isllp with recur.
renos OF the canoerous trouble whion
Affected him last spring. His physi.
clan will allow no one 10 see him.
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|bI n'la,ssiiliSdloN, ID. g., Nov. 1.-THE
koli Pnl aOs.e,s has al last reached TO
NM a1i ana AppOmsltox. The frat
|uc,,aa ,u o. the war IL to be sold AT
sVh, 10 DO divided into Iarms and
Cu,i y, Inc sale will take place by
(,c,ut,,, S sst court At Manassas, Va,
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NEW York, Nov. ll.-Judgo La.
CONT OF the United States circuit
court today hanIed down u decision
confirming the sale OF the New York,
Lake Erie aud Western railway, made
Nov. ! by the master In line with the
Morgan syndicate's plan tot reorRani.
Eatl0n. Ihe tum paid II SO, 600. 600.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE house
smiths AMI bridgomsu's union al q
meeting have decided on . general
strike 10 force employers to sigp n new
agreement IL 10 expected that o,0OO
men will 20 out.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tomorrow evening tho Theater will
no doubt DO Allied In every corner,
when Pauline Hall appears In Dorcas
for one nigh. only. The music OF the
opera has been commented rs being
particularly tuneful and catchy, and
with the new additions imported by
Miss Hall, none Of which have ever
been heard IN America, Its attractive
qualities will DO materially enhanced.
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PARIS. Nov. il.-rhe Figaro an.
nounces that three French warships
have left Cannes tor turkish waters
prepared TO cope with any emergency.
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Nothing Known sbsnt u Tn Her Ma.
tive Land.

DARMsTADT, Grand Duchy Of
Hesse, Nov. u.-Notbing IL klown In
court circles here VI the sensational
story circulated In tbs United States
regarding the illness OF tho czlrina
whose life was said 10 be In despair ~
result OF caesarian operation.
Nothing further Ia known at Darmsiadt
than that the accouch ment OF the
tzirlna, formerly Princess Alex OF
hesse, may he expected any day.
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Paw der VIII. EspIade.

MARQUETTE, Nov. II. - rhe Mar.
quetic Powder company's mills, four
miles from the city, exploded this
morning. Two men were blown to
atoms.
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10" Japanese Con.ul

ID t 10. Nv WA,b., Nov. H. Mihl
|ri'ed M, n.y., ~, Japanese consul who
Auss viii ~ .'gh', says that one of bI,
70 to make a rspor, u non
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educate thu children OF tho deaf poet
anu In q short space OF time $500 IL
money had been raised, anu several
hundred more pledged for that pur-
pose.
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Egyptian Minister Resigns

CAIRO, Nov. IL Nubar Pasha, this
Egy ptlaa primo minister. has resigned
on account OF III health.
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WARWICK, N.Y., Nov. i0.-Engine
No. Is & tbs Lehlgh Hudson railroad
blew up this morning near tnis place.
Two men were Instantly killed and
two others died later from their H.
urles. The engine was drawing a
train between May brook and PhilllIs.
burg. Conductor Martin O'Nsill OF
Belvidere anu his head brakeman,
James l.. Sloan OF Phillipsburg, were
In the oao whsp tbs trAin slsrtou again
for the Junction with Engineer WIN.
Cooper OF PhilliIsburg, and his nr,-
man, Herbert Beetner OF Easton, Pa.
The train vi forty cara had reached the
top OF the grade near the stous bridge,
aud ns tho train started down cold
water was doubtless run into the boiler.
Brakeman Morris Hell saw the ex.
ploslon that followed. Tho heavy
boiler went MY iutt In the air ami fell
twenty-five feet from the tracks, leay.
ing the engine trucks uninjured. He'll
threw himself full length ON car and
chung there. He recovered himself
and he and Flsgman Adams began
setting breaks. The train rsn n milu
anu mali before 1t could hB stopped.
He'll ran SIX miles TO Warwick and
gaye the alarm, and Adams went back
to nag tho eastern express.
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A PASHAIN COMMAND
Turkish 0GlCIal Known for Cruelty 10
Tho ArmeniaDs
PROMOTED ny THE SULTAN.
The Total Number OF Victims OF the
Recent Massscres Placed At
Ten Thousand.

CossrAsTINoPLR Nov. ll.-It IL
stated that Bahri Pishn, who was dis
missed from the govcrnorahip owing
| to illtrestmcnt OF Armepians, on rep
reservations OF tho British ambassador,
Dir Phillip Currle, and who, on satur.
day, wss decorated by the sultan with
the grand Gordon OF the osmanien
orisr, "ss n reward for good SERVICE"
Il TO be appointed to command the
rurkish troops going to zOitoun.
Tho number Of victims OF tho Bal.
purl massacre Ia reported TO be 900.
IL 10 estimated the total number Of
Arme Bians, mon, women and children,
killed during all OF the most recent
mAssacres exceeds 1000, anu u 10 be-
ing constantly added to.
Consul Hampson announces that he
has found trusty persons 10 distribute
the funds collected for the relief Of the
suffering Armonians OF the Sassoun
district anu therefore. the relief WORK
there, interrupted by this forced retifc-
mont OF tho American missionaries
whose lives were In danger, 10 to DO
| resumed.
II IL estimated that during the past
week or ten days, 800 Armenians have
bean exilod without trial from Turkey
anu too police are still making arrests.
FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS
CoSsrAsTiSOPLE, via Sofa, Bul.
Raria, Nov. il.-As rssult OF the
exchange OF numerous toltgrams be-
tween tbs representatives VI the powers
and the respective govornmonis, Last
ing nengl, all day Saturday aud this
morning, an important mseIlng OF tho
ambassadors was holl here today, anu
the situation thoroughly discussed.
Finally It was decided TO senu fresh
repreesp tstives TO the Turkish ministry
for foreign Affairs, Towhk Pasna, re-
newing In much stronger language
the demands Addressed be- tire am
baseador to Tewfih Pssha's predecessor,
said Pasha, on November D, Insisting
upon being Informed without delay
what measures the Porte contemplates
taking In order To restore order In
Armenia, and reminding the TURKISH
government that II already has been
notified VI the intention OF the powers,
acting In concert, to take their own
stops inl the matter, should II develop
that the action OF tho Porte \. made
quAte 10 deal with the state OF anarchy
prevailing In Anatolia.
IL Is known that the sultan still re-
fuses to believe the powers are In &C.
cord as 10 the action TO DO taken In case
OF the porle's failure 10 restore order In
the Turkish empire.
The Opinion Is freely expressed that
nothing short OF naval demonstration
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ENoLIsm MissIoN ATTACKED

CoSsTAsT.soPLB, Nov. 1.-THE
English mission near Jerusalem has
bssn stacked by . riotous mot. The
missionary escaped, but some OF the
servants were killed.
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Next Friday tie great event OF the
season. the Ladies' minstrel show,
opens at the Theatsr, with matinee
and evening performance to follow on
Saturday.
DR.. syntRx was given Saturday last
to somewhat smaller audience than
those present during De Wolf HCppeT's
engagement the preceding EVENING".
DR.. Syntsx Is u comic opera teeming
with nne music and 1t gave tho prin-
cipals good opportunities to display
their talent, but othorwise II ia Ger.
tainly infe Tor to Wang. 1t 10 needles
to say that Mr.. Hopper and his excel.
lent company again were heartily APP
plauded anu that tho encores were
appreciated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-11
THE GRAND.

The bill Mt tho Grand this week lie
FsrDoliff, Ia which MIR. Edwards AM
Mis- Warren play the leading roles.
Fernclifl Ia patriotic war play, which
Salt Lake theatergoers no doubt will
like to zee reproduced again. IL was,
rs will be remembered, played here by
tho Grismer-Davies company.