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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-03
BY AUTHORITY.
THE NEW LAND ACT.
Continued from yesterday.)

He shall before the end of the third year of the said
reduce cultivation and have under cultivation not less
than five centum of such premises and at the end the
fifth year the said term reduce cultivation and have under
cultivation at time not less than ten per cenum of such
premises and plant and keep good growing condition the
said premises not less than ten timber shade
fruit of the whole If the clased
agricultural land the classed pastoral land he
shall the the premises clased pastoral
agricultural land the foregoing alternative conditions shall
ply respectively to the two kinds of lands
L. He shall assign his said interest under said
lease any part thereof without the written of the
commissioners Provided that Lessee Lessees holding
the whole interest in Right of Purchase Lease, at
tmeswhn all the conditions the Lease to be performed by
the Lessee to such time shall have been substantially per-
formed surrender such interest to the Government by delivery
such lease to the SubAgnt with the intention OF the hold
surrender the clearly endorsed thereon and signed
by them the presence Of the SubAgen Any such
shall release the Lessee from all further duty performance Of
conditions of the document surrendered but surrender
shall be valid if of the Lessees minor under eighteen
years age unless such minor represented by statutory
guardian And further provided any over
the eighteen years age assign his interest his
CO. tenant.
SECTION g. The violation of any of the foregoing cond-
tons shall be sufficient for the Commissioners with the
approval the Cabinet to take possession the demsed
without notice, demand previous entry
without legal and thereby determine the estate created
by such lease.
SECTION g. In two persons become conten-
under any such by inheritance otherwise any
them may compel the remainder buy according to
the provisions of Section 49,
SECTION g. At any time after the third year Of the said
term Lessee shall be entitled to Land
conveying him in fee simple the land described
his lease upon his paying the Government appraised
value Of the premises set forth in such lease if he
duced cultivation per cent of said premises
has resided thereon not less than two and has bs
TALLY performed all other conditions of his lease
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-03

I FRONTIER 1905. ---.--- =
Sire OF Creole, 2'15 Eagle,
2:19; Apex, 2:26; Transit,
| 2: 2615; Walker, 2: 23l5;
Wales, 2:27l5; Chico, 2.2l;
and Of the dams Of Brillian-
tine, 2:17: Vigor, 2:2s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-03

( BuccANEER 1856 =.
Sire Of Bulwer, 2:26i5;
Flight, 2:a9; Shamrock al,
2:25; and dams of Monroe
Prince, ,:a9; Fairose, a:l9;
J Frou Frou M, a:7A; Rose
J dale III, 2:22; Golita, 7:7i;
| Hibibi, 2:2lA; Santa Rita,
2;7p9; Sid Fleet, 7:a6l1;
Fleet 7:1s15
MARY, 7:{7- =
trial 2'2sl
Dam OF Awex, 7:s6: Ster-
ling, sire Of S in ago; Lefty,
dam OF 3 In 2:5o; Grace,
dam of Creole, 2I5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
Probate Court Orders.

The following business was trans
acted In the PROBATE court today bsiors
Judge NoNally;
Estate OF Jesse w. Murphy; hearing
on order TO show cause why order Of
sale OF real estate should not be made
came on regularly; Oscar w. Moylo,
attorney, was sworn aud examined;
order OF sale Of real estate made ~
prayed for; decree OF due and legal
notice 10 creditors made.
Estate OF Jane WI ostley, deceased;
hearing on petition for issuance OF let
tiers OF administration 10 \. Is. westst-
field, and objections OF PriscillA J.
Murphy thereto came up rs per cou-
tinuance from Nov. 3, this year; fur.
ther consideration OF the case WAS con-
unued to Monday, December 2, nj 10
am.
Estate OF X. w. GAS, deceased;
hearing on order TO show cause why
order Of sale OF real estate should not
DO maize came on rs per continuance
from Nov. IL; on presentation of the
matter by Attorney Hoppan tor the
estate, anu there being no objections,
order OF OF real estate was made NJ
prayed for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

10 devote ourselves entirely 10 buei.
ness Tor i've year,. IL Ia not slwrye
the easiest thing In the world TO carry
out an sgreementsuch ne Holmes aud
l made, anu now ana then an occasion
arises In which we have to draw the
contract on each other. Some time
ago Haines wanted TO sttend q county
convention, but / brought out the
contract and he had to keep away.
He stands ready 10 draw Il on ne at
auy suggestion ON my part TO mix up
IN political matters. This contract is
very clear and binding one, aud II
was witnessed by our wives, who are
deter mined 10 see that We do not for
get II. IL had not gone out Of poll
ties, think would coon have trou-
bic In keeping up my lie Insurance,
Tor politics meant too little money aud
too much expense. am now working
for the Pence family. When n meet.
ing was held TO welcome Amos Cum.
mings In New York City, 1 ut fret
thought could not attend, and 10 was
tho funniest political meeting I ever
saw. In fact, 10 was not political nj
all, and that was the reason l could
attend II without breaking my con.
tract. There were old soldiers, Re
publicans and almost everybody tx.
cept Democrats there. II was simply
an outbreak OF evidence OF Mir. Cum
mings's great popularity. All that
was said at that meeting was about
Amos Cumming, and you couldn't
tell from the speeches whether Amos
Cummings was Democrat or q Re.
publican.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
CLEVELAND HORROR.
Testimony Of Tho hclofman Of Tho
llliated Street Car
WHICH PLUNGED INFO THE ElyrR.
Witnesses Contradict Him ~ TO the
Display OF tho Red Llgh.
Over the Gates.

CLEVELAND, Nov. GOAT the
coroner's inquest In tho Central via
duct horror today, Augustine Rogers,
the molofmsn OF the illisioi car which
plunged into the river, testified thst
the conductor ran ahead when the car
stepped at the safety switch aud Gig.
nailed IAN right" He stated the
glass IA the ves.ibule was blurred by
rain and he did not discover the
bridge open until tho car was within
about thirty feet VI the gatss.
He then turned on the currents set the
brake and jumped. He tasiined tina,
no saw no red light, and believed, hat
there been one displayed, he would
have seen 10. Ho admitted no had
been mislod by the fact that tho cleo
trio cutoff provided by the street rail.
way company as safeguard was cut
Of order.
Two other witnesses examined 10.
day swoto that tho red llght was dis.
played over the gates when the car
struck them.
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a BATTLE IN ruE SENATE.
Dubois Proposes 90 Fight fer tn,
Rights OF the SouHg ncn.

Dubois Proposes 10 Fight for the
Rights of the Souag nen.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.--A special from
Washington, ID. O., sayG Senator
Dubois OF Idaho, upon his arrival bore
has begun his fight for the recognition
OF young men In tho Senate. Since
Idaho became q state ami Dubois u
senator, he has endoAvofcd In vain TO
break through the traditions OF the
Senate which require that all the good
places shall be given 20 the older men,
and In company with David u. HIN,
has insugutated more than one battle
royal with this end In view.
The benats Just now happens 10 have
a large infusion Of young blood aud
for this reason the Fight next month 10
likely 10 DO rs much between the
young men ard the old men an be-.
tween political parties. For years the
control Of tho Senate has been In this
hands OF half u dozen mon on each
side, and tho newer senators propose
TO break up this practice II II Ia possi-
ble.
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AZ SEEN ny ApvsNusrs
Tho Prsssnt Trouble In Tarhey In the
Light of rhsir nsIisG

Tho Prsssnt Trouble In Tarhey In the
Light of Their n.IisI
ELwoop, Ind, Nov. 20.-In an In
lief regarding tho present Turkish
trou blss and their relation to pro- hsoy,
Elder w. Ii. Ebert, Of Ffankton, nd,
QUE Of tho leading exponsnls OF that
belief, said;
love the present Turkish crisis fore
shadows the end OF the world. the
destruction Of its Kingdoms aud the
second coming Of Jesuh Christ. We
base our belief upon the fulnlment OF
prophecy, and see II In tue present
movements OF the nations, the gather
ing together Of the nations TO fight tho
last great battle OF the oeniuries-ths
battle OF Armagsddon.
"rhe Ottoman power, or MohAm.
medan power, 10 the ono meant In the
ninth chapter OF Revelaiion S,to which
was TO be giyen n power 10 torment
men five montha, or ons hundred anu
my years In prophetic time, when Il
was to gain supremacy and DO given
power TO kill men three hundred anu
uinoty-one years and fifteen days.
all these conditions, for II
was founded by Gilman July ~, 1893,
and for 1870 years toraented men,
when 10 became supreme until August
IL, 1870. When the Ssl years and 10
days ended II killed tho third part OF
men, AZ pr0phseled, when its power
was dried up TO prepare the way OF tho
kings Of The East, which was fulfilled
England forced thsiI ultimstum on
the hohaInmedan power, August IL,
1870. Thus was fulfilled the nrst part
OF the vision OF the sixth vial.
"The three unclean spirits were then
loossd and went forth to decisive ths
nation, and they are spiriIualism,
nihilism and iniidelity, and they are
doing their work well. They arc
gathering the nations together TO the
great battle OF Armsgvddon. The king
OF the South-poszibIy the English
power--Aitsr ovefpnning Egypt
5oudan and Turkey, will encamp In
the glorious holy mountain la the
Holy Land, anu the nations VIII be
compelled to bring their mighty
armies and munitions OF var against
this power and Will enoAmp la the
plains Of Armagsddon.
"The nations are now moving
towards that battlefield, and all their
terrible Implements Of modern warfare
viii be thsre when the seventh vial 10
poured out, when the battle OF
Arranged ion, which 10 descfibsd In
symbols Ia Rev. 10, chap. 1874 Will
roanli. rhs great city OF the nations
VIII BIO that tented field, aud II viii 10
divided Into three parIs-the Roman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

WAsHHOroS, Nov. 20.-Colonel
Charles Hcyw0sJ, commanding the
marine coTps, IN his annual report to
tho secretary OF tho navy, makes u
strong appeal tot an increase IN the en-
listed strength OF the cofIs TO meet the
additional duties impofed upon II by
the Increase Of tho navy.
Colonel Hoywoed estimates that
l,oOO marines on shore are needed for
tue projection OF milllOne Of dollars
worin OF government property IN their
chargr, u number 800 In excess OF the
marines now engaged In that duty, lu
addition TO this, it Ia estimated that
about $50 more mon will bo required
for tho new vessels now under con-
slTuotiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
Sent 10 Jail.

In the divorce case Of Eunice Adam
,on We. VIM. Adamson, wherein the
husband failed to pay slimony anu was
given TIL today to comply with the
order OF the court. his attorney stated
this afternoon that AdRmson was un.
able to pay. At this Judge King
ordered thata commitment Issue, and
that Mr.. Adamson 40 TO jail. This
order was obeyod. J. IL. Hurd, at
tornov for the wife, said no believed
the money could be obtained and
asked for an execution, which was
issued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
worried BY IN. sal, Combine.

CHICAGO, NoY. 2O.-A local paper
say,:
The leading packers In the stock
yards as well as the Lesser ones. are
worried by the sait combine which
has been raising pflcoe until now II
seems tho effect Of the salt "ttust's"
squeeze will cost the packers n matter
o. $4,000 or s50O,0J0 n yenr. Rock
SAT- has been advanced In pfica nearly
100 pet cent. The packcts dispatched
trust men to fnd out whether salt
could be bought elsswhcte. Their
agents have returned and reported that
The combiuo seems 10 have secured
everything. Packers Instead OF s?.75
a ion are now paying $3.50 TO si.75 .or
their rock salt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
Trained A,his,.. Tor Peiis.m...

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-Chicago's 20.
liosmon are to be trained athletes, and
IL plans OF DIR. Joseph Hawley, msdi.
osl director OF tho civil service com.
mission, carries, they will soon be able
TO compete physically with the trained
"bobbies" OF Scotland yard. DIR.
Hawlcy has secured tho consent Of
both Mayor Swift and Chief Badsnoch
OF the police department TO the intro
ductlon OF q system Of athletics and
drills In the Department. extensive In
Its scope and calculated 10 make sc-
tive, athletic, brawny men OF the
officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90. 1895. sA

from Jamaloa, but afterwards sdmitted
that they were on their way 10 Join tho
rebels AMI had thrown over their arms
when discovered. Their names are;
Ferndinando Alvarez, who had = CONF
mission OF general from Venes1ela;
Fotnadino MeldeE, Francisco IA livat,
Manuel Hstotkarsns, Leonardo Vsnet,
all Cubans.
AZ soon as the foregoing dispatch
was received, the men under arrest
were Identified hero 90 well known
me mbsrs OF the Cuban colony In New
York. Who left that city secretly on
the night Of Saturday, N vsmber o,
boarding The steamer Hoisa OF cape
BaTnegat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

power the Mohsmmodsn power, and
the other powers represented.
"Ihe hall spa ken Of means cannon
balls, The earthquake explosion OF bai.
tefies and the lake OF Ere aud brim.
stone will be tho battlefield Itself. II
will be battle OF annihilatiop. and
The Kingdoms Of the world will 10
own 10 rise no mole. The United
States probably will not be repre-
sented In this battle tut will be among
the remnant left & be destroyed aftef.
ward. When Doe Jaitlr occurs, ~ II
shoftly must, its climnx will DO the
second coming OF Christi
"rIs emu oil all things IL oven now
" the door, aud the nations cannot
long strange the Turkish compiled.
iions, ~ the unfeit Of nutions ia urging
them ON to bring about these things,
for fear OF which nations ATE trem.
bling.
"fhs time 10 near; yatch,D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
Death of Mrs. Wright, Ogden.

Information was received In this
city today by relatives OF the iamlly,
that Mrs. Eleanor Pauline Stevens
Wright dleu NJ Ogden at 1923 last
MINT. Toe deceased was the wife Of
Reuben Wright, brother u DR.. Weight
this oity ana the Au lhttr a. w. n.
Stevens, the well known JuactiJu
city business mar. Tue deceased W.
20 years VI age, and had been married
about year. Sh1 luaves n little babe,
q husband and a host Of friends g.
mourn her early departure from tbis
life.
Funeral services will be held In the
Second wari meeting house, Ogden,
tomorrow (rhursday) st2 pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
rnn rnEsIDINI's nEssAoE.
one Probable Feature OF 18th,
coming Iarin FiEht.

one Probable Feature OF 1.-THE
Coming Iarin Fight
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-A special dis.
patch from washingtop, ID. O., say,;
A cabinet ofiicer says that In ell
probability the Presidents message
would not contain y direct recon.
mondation for Increased revenue, but
that u would urge the issue Of the
Allison exohequer notes to provide Tor
current expenses and possibly to be
used az the means OF retiring the
gfeonbacks.
In spite OF the plans OF the Rspub.
lican leaders for the avoidance OF
tsrin fight nj this session, many OF this
newly arrived members are determined
TO keep up the battle. Representative
Tawney, OF Minnesots, said, "rhe
sentiment OF the Republicans In my
state Ia In favor Of the conservative
revision Of tho tariff upon straight out
Republican lines. We believe that
the revenues for carrying on the gov
eminent should be raised by tsriff
upon Imports rather than excessive
taxation under tho internal revenue
system. II, however, we cannot get n
conservative revision IL might bo nd.
vlsablo TO pursue the pop gun bin
plan OF accomplishing the purpose In
part"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
wiId Ma. Pound head.

BUTTE, Montana, Nov. 2Os-Psttln.
gill, the wild man of the Wise River
mountains, has been found dead In hi .
mountain retreat.
Peitingill came to Montana during
the early period OF the war and hiss
ever since lived alone Among the wild
animals OF the Wise River mountains.
Nothing has ever been learned regard.
ing his life before coming To MonIans,
though several stories arc told CON.
osfnlng his reasons for retiring from
civilization. Petiingill had knowledge
OF n fabulously rich gold vein, bat
never disclosed its location, though he
gave TO q party OF hunters some quartz
that bssAyed $50, 600 u ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
Isb.s nslfsur yound eu,Ity.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-In tho queens
bench division OF tho high court OF
Justice today, tho trial OF Jabsz
spencer Balfsur, George Edward
Brock, John Thomas Wright and
Morrsll Thsobold, charged with fraud
and other ofiensos, In connection with
the management OF the IiberAtor
group Of iTisndly companies, which
has been in progress slnco October
18th. before special jury, wAs con-
oluded and all ths prisoners named
found guilty. Sentence was postpon ned.
Gsorge Dibley was acquitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
uustem Pa.ba dead.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-Rustsm Iasha,
the Turkish ambassador In London.
died this morning. He was an Italian
by birth aud before entering the scr.
Woe OF the Turkish government bore
the tito OF Count MAlini. He dia.
tlngaished himself ~ governor OF
Libanon, wher. no put an end 10 cor
ruption and prompted = healthy ioiofm
In all the departments Of the govern.
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
LABOR TROUBLES.
Feriy Thousand Men Way be Thrown
Out OF Employ n,ent.

NEW YoRK, Nov. Delegates OF
the House smiths hnd Bridgomen's
Union are reported TO have demanded
mat this delegates OF all other unions
call out their men In all cases where
non-union house smiths were en-
ployed In the event OF being called up
ON TO do 90.
In roia ialion for sympathetio strikes,
tho iron league 10 said 10 contemplate a
general lookup OF all union men en-
ployed by Its members. Such action
would throw 10000 out OF employment.
\ The striking house smiths have
caused the electric light TO be cut of
on several large isbs OF J. Il. and J. M.
Cornell, and Milliken Bfothers,so that
work cannot be carried on nj night.
The strike managers called on the
hoiating engineers, derrick men, stone
cutters aud plastersrs on several build.
ings and they quit work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 2O.-United
States Marshal kilbourne anu three
deputies made an extensive raid on
moonsninsrt, yesterday, In Wise
county, Va, Just over the Kentucky
line, destroying n dozen Illicit stills
with q capacity OF 1000 gsllona. In a
night three moonthinera were seriously
wounded, and ons ofiicer received n
painful shot IN thn mouth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
VENEZUELA. TROUBLE.


NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-A special TO
the Herald from Havana sayG II is
reported hgfe that spain Il preparing
TO prsss important claims upon the
government OF Venezuela, timultane.
oualy with the demand Of Great
Britain upon the same county.
There IL a report current In this city
that France Will Join Spain, a. she has
claims OF her own 70 settle with
Nenezuels.
The cruiser Alfonso XII has sailed
for La GuAyfs, Venezuela. Tue Span
lab watship plso lett the port Of Havana
hutrledly last night. Senior lie Castro,
the Spanish minister TO CarAcAs, who
mas been In this city for some time, was
Oh board the vessel. senior do Castro
before his departure held n conference
with nigh officials here. IL IL SAID
that matters OF great i'm poitanCe were
discussed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
IRON rnE ORIENT.
sis Hundred Ruled IN an Explosion
% . shtu.

VICTORIA, b. c., Nov. 2o,--Tho EN-
press Of China, just arrived from the
Orient, reports cholera practically ex-
tingulshed In JsTnn and few Interest
Ing developments In the eastern situa-
ton. All this Asistic coast, when she
sailed, was looking TO KIN Chow
where, on October IS, combined
boiler aud magazine explosion ON the
troop ship kung Pal sent 600 men tn
death. The affair was Taught with
peculiar horror, as n rough sea was
raging and there was no chance Of life
overheard. The boilers were old and
unscTyiceable, and ordinary procautlon
would have prevented the catastrophe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

CLEVELAND, Nov. 2O.--5now StOrm,
accompanied by q neIce northwest
gale, has prevailed on Lake Erie since
midoight, causing such tremendous
sea that very few vessels are attempts
ing to enter or leave The harbor. IL 10
believed rome boats were csulhi out In
the gale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
Tr.ia nsbb.r Captured.

SPRIsGfIELD, No., Nov. 20.-Frank
Huffman, the notorious outlaw who
long defied tho authorities, was killed
last night by bherin James X. Moore,
Of Hickory county. filty miles NORTH.
welt OF here. Huffman was tho lssder
OF the Ottervillo train robbery on the
Missouri Pacific railway, And broke
Jail IN Howard county eight months
ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

HAVANA, Nov. 2O.-A rumor that
the spanish generals Aldavo and
JuareE Valdes have been killed and
General luquo wounded In engage
ments with tue insurgents proves un.
true, as also 10 the report that Maxine
Conner, tho insurgenl commander,
was dfow ned while wading across the
Zaza river.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

MONTREAL Nov. 2O.-John Hay neg,
one OF the men implicated In the Boyd
Biillits inosndisry fte. was today SEN
fenced 10 ten years In tue peniten tisry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

LONDON, Nov. 2O.-A dispatch 10
the Daily News from Rome gives nd.
uitional Information concerning the
negotiations between Austria ana Rus
sis go far a, the Turkish empire IL con.
cerned. Tho correspondent says Aus
tria proposed that the combined fleets
OF Russia and Austria should force the
Dardsnslles aud that the Joint armies
should occupy Constantinople II mecca.
sary. To the propositions Russia has
declined 10 agree.
The Odessa correspondent OF tho
News says II Ia reported In official cir.
Giles that In view OF the possible ais-
ruption Of Turkey, Russia aud Eug-
land arc negotiating nm agreement
which will leave tho Char free TO oc-
eupy or annex Anatolia, while Eug-
land will have the right to establish q
permanent protectoIaIe In Egypt.
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iren WIN ne nnnr.r.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-Bar iron will be
advanced In price. THIS has been de.
cidod by the Merchants Bar Iron as.
ISOLATION Ia sesslon at the Auditorium.
No definite announcement will be
made, however, until after todays
meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

BosroN, NV. 2O.-rhe regular
quarterly dividend OF one per cent
was declared today by the difeotors OF
Chicsgo, burlington and Quincy
Railroad, payable December IL, on
the atock OF record November 28.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

NEw York, Nov. 2O,-On the
steamer Saratoga Of the Ward line
which has Just arrived, were two Gu
ban refugees named L.. Alvarez ana II.
Mazrera. They were put on board the
Saratoga ut Havana and were escorted
by two Spanish army officers, who
were responsible ior their safe embark
alton. Both gentlemen are entirely