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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
DONOVAN'S STORY.
Tho Assistant Chief Says His Differ.
elCts are All Of tho Past.
THEIR TROUBLE is now SETTLED.
The Prosecutions Last bay OF Present.
Ing Wlln1sses-WhAt Mrs. M'Giunls
Heard Politically.

Public interest still continues to
center about the hearing Of the
charges against Chief Dsviuo. Two
sessious were held today and at noon
II was practically agreed between the
attorneys on either sds that at four
O'Clock today or thereabouts an
adjournment would be taken until
Monday morning. The prosecution
will nnlsh its side Of tho case this
evening ~ fat as tho presontatlon OF
witnesses Is concerned and then tho
defense will be- heard. The most tn.
potiant witness thus far put on tho
stand was Assistant Fire Chief D1uo
van, who testified as to the relation.
ship that has existed heretofore aud
that which now exists between him.
self and Mr.. Devlnc.
After the NEWS report closed last
evening Fitemeu Byron Crosby, A..
II. FRsurc, sam Spry, +. F.ChApmnn,
Amos Moroton. J. J. Clark, and vii.
liam Jordan testified, spry alone fail.
Ing 10 give evidence In standardization
Of the charges made. An evening
session was held and after a patient
siItlng the commission adjourned until
this morning ut 10 O'Clock.
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Elder Hodgson,s Return.

Elder Oliver Ho1g,or, Of this city,
has returned from u mission 10 Great
Britain, where has been laboring for
over two year.. During his absence
no lnDoto1 exclusively ia the Leeds
conference, over which lie presided
for the last seven months. Tue feeling
Of prejudice against the Elders is be-.
Ing removed In that conference ~ Ia
other parts OF the British mission, and
II In ina prosperous condition, While
tho feeling Of prejudice 10 being re-
novel, ~ some extent, there isistiil n
spirit Of Indifference aud ~ perseCu-
don In some instances. Elder Hodg.
son ana other Eldcfg held ~ series Oi
Opon air meetings IN the comic renee,
all " which were fairly well attended
except the last, anu ut its close the
boys INDUCED In some stOue-ihtOwing,
but none Of the Elders were injured.
Elder Ho1gson had pleasant Journey
homewurd where he arrived on Thuta.
day In good health aud spirits.
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Facts and Iignres.

In new and neatly arranged
pamphlet, jus. Issued ~ tho Union
Pacific under Tho title ot "rhe New
state OF Utah aud Prosperity" arc
compiled some exceedingly interesting
iacts md figures regarding tins Terri.
tory. Utah farmers and their success,
Is given department, while euother
division relates % mineral resources,
lulling Of coal, Iron, copper, gold, silver,
lead, ssphalluu, sulphuf, alum, anu a
score VI other mineral product Jns,
where they eau bo found ami what
quantities have been discovered. Utah
manufacturers also receive attention,
ne DO ulao' irrigation and water
power, stock rnising, climate, public
schools, etc. The pamphlet also con.
talus much information about the Lake
aud the railroads, particularly the
Union Pacific and branches In Utah.
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English SKY Larks.

Elder Oliver Hodgson, who has Just
returned from England, brought with
him a pair Of English sky larEs. This
bird lisa beautiful singer aud IL little
larger than the sparrow, II IL very
different, however, from that bird, not
being destructive to grain or other
crops. They live la the meadow lands.
Elder hodssOn viii llborgio the birds
IN n few days. lie ALEC made arrange,
ments for 1--WE OF six Dairs 10 be brought
over from England ia tho spring,
when tue season will DO more pTopi.
Iious for their transfer than tue ptel-
put,
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Educational Lectures.

Dr. Miilspaugh will deliver the frat
Of his scries Of lectures before the Sum,
mer school, on Monday, July lst, at .
O'Clock. Subject, "rhe First Dry Of
school," His other lectures will be,
"Permanont Organization" And will be
given on Wednesday, July 8rd. On
Thursday, July l7If, he will speak up.
ON "SohOOl Aida anu ppliances,"
az 4 on Monday, July 22nd, he viii
speak upon "5ehool Incentives" The
lectures viii be given ut tho Uniyor
siIy.
Ga Tuesday evening, July End,
President TalmRge will deliver the
first Of series Of popular lectures be.
fore the summer school. His subject
will be, "Among the Glaciers" aud
will be- illustrated by means Of u
sturcOpticon. This lecture will be
gives IN The laboratory building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
Salisbury cabinet

LONDON, June 20.-MArquis Sails.
bury has completed the work OF form
ing new cabinet. Tho new ministry
Ia a. foll5wE Premier and secretary Of
6lais Tot foreign alaire, the Marquis Of
Salisbury; president OF tho council, tho
Duke Of Dovonshiro; lord high chan
color, Baron HalsburR; lord Of the
priyy seal, Viscount Cross; chancellor
OF the eKohsquer, Sir Michael Hicks
Beach; secretary Of state for home AZ
fairs, Sir Matthew White Ridley;
first lord OF tho treasury, A. J. BAlfour;
secretary OF state for the colonies,
JOsrph Chamberlain; secretary OF state
for war, Marquis bausdownej iirst
lord OF tbs admiralty, George J. Goa.
chen; secretary Of state for lndla, Lord
George Hamilton; president OF the
board OF trade, &. 4. Richie; PRECEDENT
OF tho local government board, Henry
Chaplin; lord lieutenant OF ireland,
the Ear OF Cardigan; lord chancellor
Of Ireland, Baron Ashbourne; esCte-
tAry tor scotland, Baron Baliour Of
Burlsigh; chancellor Of the duohy Of
Lancaster, Sir Henry James.
The other appointments are Us fol-
lows: Financial secretary Of the treas.
ury, Robert William Hsnbury; under
secretary for foreign affairs, George n.
Curzon.
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L0NUoS, June 20.--Rluhhrd Croker
has engaged passage Tot America Tor
September -. Thia will take the
Tsmmany szchem home IN time i0r
tue New York DemOuTAtlc state con.
vsntiOu.
Croker will remain IN Now York
until alter the election IN November.
His family do not accompany him.
Cooker, In company win a repre-.
sentative Of thu Associated Press,
called ut tho oiilcs OF tho Royal
Society tor tho Prevention " Cruelty
10 Animals today nni had an inter.
view with tue secretary regarding the
allegation that no aud Jockey 5lmms,
cruelty had driven u horse 10 death.
CfoErf stated tho facts ~ set forth In
bis letter 10 Henry LAbJuolufo aud
also read 10 the secretary paragraph
Ia Jetomo's tapor. The focfUtnty saiI
II was clear 10 hia mind, the writer Ui
tho article exhibited an Huimus that
might bu held 10 tislualiiy aim NJ the
censor OF Crokct's conduct, The stcrt-
iary rgid further thai be- hal NO d0ubt
the yliccr's report would cxonetate
Simms. Slmms ms been summoned
10 Iona u ny Croker 10 c0usult n
solicitor.
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GOLD RESERVE SAFE.
Statement 10 Behalf Of tho Gold Bond
Syndicate.
ITS WORK NOR YEr COMPLETED.
Three Mouth, More the Bankers Must
Guard tie Treasury Against ihs
Tender Mcrclos of Gold Exporters.

NEW YORR, June 29.-Brdditreets
publication To-Day priuIs oonspicuously
Ihe following. "lnasmuch rs many
usually VOL informed nowsnapofs ap.
pear to continue Ia doubt whether the
bond syndicate has completed liz work
or NOS wheshes It Is sole 10 die
solve aud leave the treasury
gold reserve now well above the
500, 100000 mark to the tender mer.
clos Of tho market Tor foreign OK
change, It may DO well 70 It alto thus
prominently that the syndicate has
not completed IT, undertaking. IL ex.
poets to continue to lsud all proper
support 10 the treasury ~ maintaining
tue SlUO, 01cJO1 gold rossryO until Oc'
tobsf, 1875, IN the same way anu mag
nur that II has thus fat"
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tor than the othor.l A. Il To-, d, .H
likely that many peFFoub comply with
the law just enough 10 avoid trouble;
Others again are cutting their trees
down TO save this oxpenec and possibil.
Ivy u trouble IN the future.
IL may be that the tree inspectors
consider that they have been louient
with ihe people long enough and ATE
now trying to show that they ate
earning thulr salaries by iutlmideting
tuem y compliance with the spraying
act.
lns number Of cases tho inspectors
have failed, both last year aud THE, 10
leave notices with tree owners, la.
etructinr them Ia regard 10 the re-
quirementa VI the Law, ami this no
u1uOL u the cause VI the neglect with
some TO spray their trees.
Frightening uropie TO compliance
with tile law by threats, M / have been
felisbly Informed some " the insptc.
tors have been doing, will only breed
contempt for " and those whose duty
II 10 10 poe that Il ls carried out.
a COMPLIANCE.
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THIS FOR THE INSPECTORS.
A "COmplaiuer" lhink. the People
Should be Encouraged and Not
Compelled 10 spray.
Editor Dsssrst AswE
SALT LAKE CiIY, Utah,
June 20, 1895.


June 20, 1895.
Editor Dessrst hsWE
Almost daily your paper oOntAins
notices Of persons being arrested for
failing to sgtay their fruit trees. /
presume these cases have been brought
up ana published ns warning TO
others In order 20 compel them,
through fear Of penalty. to comply
with lhs law In this matter.
Now while | heartily advocate obs.
dienoo to all law do not believe from
what | have observed, that the tree
inspector anu his deputies are taking
the right course in enforcing this law.
The law was intended OF course for tbs
benefit OF the people, whether II Ia q
benefit or not Ia still questionable witt
a great many. People should there.
fore be encouraged and not compelled
to comply with the law respecting tho
spraying OF fruit trees. n ut harvest
time the inspectors would tAke n litllB
pAins to show proof that spraying
ia benefit by comparing fruit
that had boon sprayed with that which
had not then they would have no
trouble In getting people 10 attend to
spraying provided they could show
that the sprayed fruit was really bet.
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Welcomed Home.

LIAt evening about one hundred
friends aud relatives Of oliver Hodg-
son met at his residence on Second
street to extend welcome Rnd good
wishes To him upon his return from a
two years mission to England. After
Congratulating him on his safe return
the happy company made the evening
merry In listening 10 missionary sH.
pcTiencrB AMI ioGs,ing from the good
thiugs provided for the apostle Of
those present. Elder HOdgssn onj Dyed
his missionary labots, having lAbUted
la Yorkshire, England, where he pre-.
sided over thRt conference previous 10
bis return. Quite number OF bRp.
tisms were made during the past HiE
mouths and prospeCtA for the spread OF
Gospel principles in that locality Are
very encouraging.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

NEW York, June 9o.-ThomHs l..
5Iada Palma, recognized N president
Of the republic Of Cuba, having held
office when tho revolution OF ls6''Is
collapsed, 10 In this city. At Central
Valley, this state, tor many yeafs he
conducted n school for the South aud
Central American and West Indian
youth. Palma said his ags prtuluded
his being n candidate for any position
In the councils Of the party, requiring
activity, but he was nj the services OF
HE native isle. AZ MHrtr- successor,
his duties will be almost wholly Of a
diplomatic nature, eutaillng general
supervision Of the Interests OF the rev.
Oluli1n everywhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
Kmdergarten Dan M SnIiair.

Among the many attractions Of Kin.
dofgarIen Day, which is soon TO be
held at sallair, there probably will be
o cash prize Of 800 given away. Each
Ieraon buying ticket will receive a
duplicate ticket emitting him to a
chance for tho .lOJ. Thp preparation
Of the ItOgtam viii be completed next
week and published on Saturday, when
the precise date Of Ih5 excursion will
Do hnn0unCuI.
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Final Account Approved.

The order made some day, ago by
tho probate court, approving and
allowing the dual account Of WIN. IL.
rremRync and granting his petition
ior final dllchArge as administrator Of
tho estate o. George LawTencs, dc.
ceased, was flied with the county
CLERK today. IL provides that the prop
cry Of the esIats be divided equally
among the three children Of tho do.
neAhul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
CIV Exnenses.

Auditor RaybJuld has completed the
city pay rolls anu they were ready for
payment today. The olly's share Of
the eNpcnse for running the Joint
building Tor tho month Of June
amounts 10 $3.50; tho official salaries
Tor the month fgOta up 10 f3, $50, while
thu Council turyiuc amounts 81 sb04.6n.
Tue Gum Ul $500 goes 10 tue uOard Ui
public worke Tor the six months ending
Today.
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The p.f.nlsr r.nnncl,sd.

BRisTUL, II. l., Jane .0.-rhe yacht
Defender was launched successfully
tlis afternoon.
BHIsTUL, r. L., June 29.-The DE.
fender lut nor ways all right but
grounded In the muj, the tide being
TOO low. The tugs began work on her
anu she will probably be iiyated un'
Injured.
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Tore ais Money aud Died.

CHICAGO, June 20.-The police TO-
day arc searching tor the body Of
John Chamber, supposed 10 have
thrown himself into the lsss last
night, after having torn over $4,000 In
bills into hits and scattered them along
the shore. Small places OF one, two,
and five hundred dollar bills were
found blowing about the beach today,
a pine board WAS discovered upon
which was written! "Johu Chambers,
i,2Ol Cottage Grove avenue, $500"
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LnI,r .,snmtr Lnnnrhsa.

CHICAGO, June 20.-Vlciofy, the
largest steamship on the great lake.,
waa launched from the Chicag1 ship
yards nj $3.50 y. M. a bottle was
bfOkon ~ Miss Bertha Beluon. The
Victory II owned by tho International
Transit company AMI will be IN the
service N the iron ore trade between
lakes Superior aud Erie. She IL 500
feet over all, 1900 horse power and
costa 49,, 700.
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NEW YORK June 29.-rhsHsmburg.
American steamer DAnia faached
quarantine today with broken shaft,
IN tow OF the Nethefland.AmsTicau
WerkendAm. Tho DANA sailed from
Hamburg June ~ with 30 cabin anu
S7g sleerags passengers aud full car.
20. The vessel proceeded al her usua
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Ir.asurs Appointments.

wAHuSOION, ID. O., June .D.-Tho
secretary 1.-THE treasury has appointed
scott N,abitt, the present chief clerk
% the internal revenue bureau, as NJ.
pointmont clerk OF the treasury depart.
munl IN place u Mr. krriig, recently
appointed superintendent Of the
United States mint nj Philadelphia;
anu l.. q. Johnson, chief VI the income
Tux division, chief clerk OF thu Internal
revenue bureau ~ lhu place VI Nesbilt.
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Catholic Cathedral at wsstmia.,sr.

LOSDOS, Juno 20. - Cardinal
Vaughn today la tue presence Of 5000
persons laid the foundation stone OF n
Roman Catholic cathedral at West
Minister. Among these present were
the ambassadors OF the Catholic o)un-
tries, Catholic bishops, the Catholic
nobility Of Lngland aud Archbishop
stOnsT, who represented the pope,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
GOULD AM zELLA.
tho Former says ue MA Not steal a
Cheek.

TRENTON, n. J,June 20.-Georgs j.
Gould, through his counsel 5. V. Lind
Abury, has tilsd answer to the suiI
brought ARainsl him 10 The supreme
court by Zslls Nicolaus Ruhmsn to
recover $4,000, the amount Of u check
she Gays Gould took from her. The
answer declares the defendant not
guilty, Lindabury says Gould will
DO on hand when the case Ia ready for
trial,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
Change Of TIme for Gmleld.

Tomorrow, June 30, q new time table
will 20 into effect ON the Union Pa.
cinc limo between this city and Gar.
field Beach. Trains Will leave this
this city at 10 am, ., 3, aud G:3J p. Ia;
returning Mt 1890, I, $3.50 and $3.50
Pm, Commencing on MONDAY, and
Tunning daily, sundays excepted, a
train will leave this city foT Carried
Beach at 7;i5 am,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

Thomas Henry Huxley, professor OF
natural history and comparative HuRt.
omy, was born NJ Ealing, MiddlesrH,
Ina 1876. He was member Of the
LonuOu school board from 1870 TO
1872, and IN well known throughout
tho world asa writer on natural sci
ence. Among biz works are, Oceanic
Hydrogoa; Mnnu Place In Nature, Lee.
tures on Comparative Anatomy and
An Introduction to tue classification
OF Animals.
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TuE OLYDE RAOEs.
Great Interest TALsn In Lord Dup
ravens Yacht,

RoruEsAY, Scotland, June 2o.-At
Clyde the fortnight yacht racing
opened today with the regatta OF the
Royal Northern Yacht club. The
weather was dull and warm. Enormous
cFowdB assembled carly TO witness the
frst RAGS OF Valkyris III, Lord Dun
rayen's Syndicate yacht, looked upon
ms almost certain 10 cross the ocean
and RAGS Tor the Americas cup. Eek.
curslon steamers brought thousands OF
vlsltors from Glasgow and all PARTS Of
Scotland.
Tho racing program comprised
eleven contests, but the Interest CEN
eroi la tha'blg yachts, exceeding forty
rating, and for ten anu twenty ratoTs'
The rourse for tho big yachts IL ilfty
miles. The fret prize IA Els; seconj,
eos. The course for yachts ABOVE ton
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wAsmNuruN, ID. C., June 2).-Tho
commission vi Hubbard n. smith, ~
consular clerk was received from Gray
Gables today.
Mt. smith has been ordered 10 Paris.
Tho Stale department was today Boti-
huI Uf tue death OF Charles Thiouon,
consular CLERK ~ Paris.
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CuoAGO, June 2g.-rhs grand Jury
today began the Investigation Of the
stuillng OF the city pay rolls. Thirteen
sub.formon anu time keepers Of tho
water Pipe extension department were
indicted.
It's charged tho city was robbed Of
large sums,
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wISStPEu, Man, June 29.-Fathot
Lyden, an cx.Csth1lic monk, Of BJs.
ton, narrowly escaped mObbing when
he locturod At Fott William and Rat
p0rtagr, Dat. He was stoned nj tho
latter place and deis ndud himself with
a chair. The authorities gays him safe
conduct out VI town.
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oaliiarnla'. sci,c,iop Appro,ea.

WASHINGTON, u. g., June gg.-lhe
secretary II lhr interior has approved
list No. 70 u swamp uud overlooked
lands selected by the state ~ California
In the iUIerendntt land district, The
lisI oOniniHs 200 Ugrus.
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VIESNA, June ga dispatch from
DuBnuzla, Bulgaria, about twenty
Two miles south Of Soda, says nine
workingmon returning from Mace
dinua were killed by Bashi-Dsz1uks,
who beheAdou them.
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TmE EPwoHrm LEAGUE.
seattle Anxious 60 secure the NeK
Annual conference.

Annual conference.
CHATTASOOUA, Tenn, June .9.-
Tho next international EpWOith
League conferences will no. have u 10
begging tor a plap- 70 msst. the Tor
onto people expect 10 got the cunNeu-
tioD, but will hardly have q walk.Oyef.
The Pacific coast has sent n strong
delegation In tho Interests VI Seattle,
Washington. They come with an iu.
yitatiOu from the city council, and .
guarantee OF round trip ticket west Of
the Missouri river for $40, AMI the con q.
vontion's expenses to tnc amount Of
$4,000. The committee Ia headed by
r., l.. Blaine, u prominent young law
yer. His efforts are ably seconded.
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WINDSOR, June 90 Tho retiring
cabinet ministers delivered their sesls
VI Office ~ the queen at Windsor cattle
this afternoon. Later her malUsly
presented the seals TO the incoming
ministers.
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wAsuiNuIOS, D. C., juno c9.-Gsn.
Green Clay smith, Of Kentucky, Giod
~ l..5 %. M.
General Smith wan once prohibition
candidate Tor frpBldent, u war veteran
amt In recent ycats n we'll known
baptist pastor " Washington.
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Not no.

CHICAGO, June 20.-Tne rumor that
Rev. q. a. Hirat, ID. D., pastor OF
Simpson Memorial church, San Fran
disco, has accepted call 10 the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church,
this city, IL not subslantiatOd by Dt.
Bolton, the retiring pastor, and tho
trustees.
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Imlnsnt nst,nl.l psad.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June o.
Prot Daniel q. Eaton, OF EaIu uni.
Nsfslty, one Of the m0st eminent
authorities ON botany Ia this country,
died today. Ho was born q, F0fl
GIati0t, Mich, September %, 1894.
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ZACETOs, Mexico, Juno ga pre-
mature explosion occurred In a mine
near ColuIlan, resulting In the killing
Of six miners anu the injury Of several
UtheTr,
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Health Commissioner Csnsursd.

CHICAGO, June g0.-Mayof swift to
day Issued statement coudemniug
DR.. Arthur Reynolds, eE,Clty health
commissioner, Iot the management Oi
the smallpox epidemic last winter,
which caused id0 deaths.
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nesIEnod ~ Inrnsn a socialist

PARIS, June gD.-Mluis,cr Of Agfl.
culture 81. Gaudaut has resigned Tor
the purpose OF hgh,ing a duel with NJ.
Mitmsn, socialist deputy.
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Lecture.

DIR. TalnAgo, president Of Dtaeret
Univerrity, will lecture at tho Twelfth
ward chapel tomorrow, Sunday eveG'
ing, ut $3.50 Pun.
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Paris, June 29.--There 10 no truth
IN the report that tho duko Of
Auamales, uncle Of the late Count dc
Paris had been Assatsiuated.
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nAUEo CArrURED.
The cuban Iusurgsnt Leader saii TO
be Ia rrisou.

MADRID. June gJ.-Acc1tding 70 q
report received today, General Antonio
Mace, the Cuban insufgunl leader,
has been captured ny tue Spanish
troops and consiguol to prison, pend
lug orders from Captain General Dc
CAmp0s.
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Professor HuSIoJ Doad.

LONDON, June 48.-ProL Huxley,
died at $40 .. IN.
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RosEBERY's ErirArII.

Commenting on the downfall Of
LoTu Kj,ebsry, tbs Truth espresso, tho
opinion that the tz.pTomist would
have made an admirable master Of the
huu0 anu tuat his opitaph should b.:
"Hsfe lies Archibald Primrose, fif.h
earl OF Rossbory, once prime minister
OF Englaui. He l9st twenty seats anu
won two DorbyH.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

At the Bazaar IN aid Of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children on Thursjay aud Friday,
many OF this stall holders were bearing
the best known titles Ia England AMI
also among them were Mesdames
Adair and konalds aud Lady William
Bgtca'OfI,