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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12

CiSCiNNArI, Deo. l2.--At noon To-.
day AZ toe church Of Holy Angela was
solsmnlzsd according 10 iho rites Of
the Roman Catholic church, tho mar.
riagr Of Miss Margaret Rive' Nieh1ls,
daughter OF tho late George Ward
Nionols snd his wife nee Mary Long
worth, now the wife, OF Hon. Bollamy
S.orcr, tue late member oiCongrust
from the fret Ohio district, and Louis
Charles Antoine Gilbert. Pierre Piniou
MNquia ldu ChAtnbfun, n prominent
atiacne Of tue French legation at
Was hinglOn.
Tho attendants were the brlde'a
cousin, Mise Clara LonHwoTlh, aud
81. de Shoenen, cousin Of the groom.
Father O'll0ufke oihulaled, nssisIui
by Bishop koaue, u Washington,
Afchbishop Eiusr ana Father Ault.
After the ceremony reception was
given At the lockwood, old Longwotth
homestead wuufe the 5,0fets reside
when In Cincinnati.
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AsIATIO poLIIICs.
Irser'laIy Foster Addresass Two
ihsu,apd students ON That Subject

GIs'srsiaTy Foster Addresses Two
IAsu,apd students on That Subject
Ann ARBOR, Mich, Dec 1.-Two
lJunhi Students listened to eX'Seo'
lhy Of State John W. FostoT'a ud-
.ba last night ON Asiatic politics.
lluldtn, Augell introduced tns die
aasalhei yisltlL In respect to the
iJHll phase OF Armenian Affairs, Mr.
EHtftaii! "Upon the British gov
HlnspI musl rest y large share Of tbs
hgoliiblllly Tor tho existence anu
aauhuAnc0 Of the recent OuIrages In
Ava Minor. but ior ia Intervention
he Turkish power would have been
tnp.slely broken al a result Of the
LaiiliA var In lS77.n
4 considerable part OF the lectur q
snhken up with the events leading
aPR and growing out OF tho late war
.dssen China aud Japan. Mr.. Fos-
W spoke Of tue remarkable develop.
l'a' Of Japan along the line OF
eultsd nations and her accession ~
.inn Ggreat military power.
lle Inference Of the European
lssn 10 the war shows now intl-
-isy ihelr interests are bound In the
.''lii Of tbs East. The conduct OF
LaiAnd anu Russia emphasizes the
siiae1efoi their respective Interests.
@LsAhd feared for her vabl com morce
% hesyeht OF war. Russia, with no
,lneiee, inteTiered Ouly whom
Tiled to become continental
rs.h planting herself In conquered
Niligy.
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Reaners Club.

The next regular meeting OF the
Rsaper's club will be Dec. 20, the an
uiversary OF the Prophet Joseph Smith
aud IN honor Of his memory ana to
appropriately observe that auspielous
day, the member, Of the CLUB ut
ihgir last meeting declIed to devote the
afternoon 10 Tem,niscenCes OF TINS great
aud good ana lameuted martyr. All
members are earnestly requested TO
attend, and Il Ia expected those MEM
bors VINO had the pleasure 0f his Rc-
quaintance, viii give personal reco-
leclionsanu interesting ana impressive
accidents Of his life, lHbors ana char
actur. Tho club VIII meet m usual at
>. p. M, Monday, Dec, 23rd, at room
Dos Constitution BUILDING.
In behalf OF the club,
l.. b. WELLS.
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Probate Court.

Orders made ia tho probate court
today was ~ follows:
Estate Of Charles T.. Sherwood, de-
ceased; Julia SllvorwOod sworn and
examined aud order made approving
ana allowing nugi account anu for
summary setting apatt entire estate ~
widow aud children.
Estate Of Thomas HBzeldlne, de-
ceased; order made appointing Annie
NJ, HAzsldiEs Administrative on Civ
ing bond Of $3.50.
Ettage Of Morgan II. Williams, do
ceased; hearing on petition for order
OF sale OF personal property, aud ob-
jtutions came ON AZ per Continuance
from Dee. 5,h. n. A. WiokershAm
sworn and examined; case again CON-
tlnued 10 Deoeuibsr l3In.
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BILLION, INVOLVED.
''s'd Corruption OF sRn Dleg,
Municipal officials.

'"s'd Corruption OF san DIsEo
Municipal officials.
IAN DIEGO, Dec. IAN important
''1'h nae uecn begun In the United
''s' eltouit court which involves n
'~'uon Of millions Of dollars worth Of
1shy anu according to the COM
10y uleuI lays bare story OF corfup'
~ VI municipal 0fiioiala OF this city.
\ complainant ~ the Consolidated
w W, contrary, which controls Ihe
'l O!eg1 lame anu the san DIEGO
,,v ~, ~, 9smpanlst, now supplying that
'ue defendants nre Il. &, Babcook,
nou'hern California Mountain
wi " company, the city ofSsn Diego,
eommon council, Nat IL. THUS,
auditor, aud II. j. Dowell, CITY
a. EisL The Complaint asks that
!, D'eso DO enIolnei from contract
'r. nIh thu Southern California
5a' usih Water company for a water
IN 5,i'ii d shu distributing system to oOsL
be- n, heeeu mat II. b. BabcOok, act
Ll,S ullhself, ana the MI, IeeaTte
lrcs. a.l w TOT company, which was
ys,,eel ~ the routHefn California
a'Alh Water company, entered
d + 'shunc', whereby he employed
A.. "Ayhe " itiiuunos mrmUefs
Nd s', common council by bribery
l,e,,,a corrupt means To support the
J,,,s proposition to furnish San
y mi Ns'er system for about ST.
IN. ~ Is alleged that Msyue, RcI.
'''' Naneoek anu his compasy, NJ.
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nocKgrELLrR WEDDING.
An Elegant Affair, with Lace. Flowers
hud Music.

An Elegant AiiniT, With Lace. Flowers
and Music.
TKRRiTowN, n. Y, Dec. i2.-R,ck-
wood hall, the elegant residence OF
MT. aud MIS-. William Rockefeller,
noRr this village, was the scene VI noon
today OF the wedding OF Miss Emma
Rockefeller, their daughter, 10 d.. d..
Hunter MoAlpin Jf., oi New York
City. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. Thomas Armitago, rector
81. Bartholomew church OF New
York, assisted by Rev. DIR. Harris.
The maid VI honor was Miss Edith
Rookie eller, sister OF the bride. The
beat man was Charles McA lptn, brother
OF the groom, and the ushora were
James q. Gardiner, Willism Sander.
sou Brown, benjamin. b. McAlpln,
DT. William Critlendon Luck, Alfred
f.. Dennis, T.. Avery Rockefeller, U.
q. Jennings aud John ID. Rockefeller
Jr. There were no bridesmaids, but
tho little Misses AdeliA Hud Sara pyl,
daughters u Mrs. J. T0lmAn Pyl,
nlsoss Of the groom acted as flower
giTla. rhe brides dress WAS OF white
satin trimmed with Venetian lace and
she wore Venetian lace veil, caught
up with n diamond tiara. She carried
q boquet Of white rose buds.
During the ceremony the bridal
couple stood unuor n canopy OF lilies
OF the valley, asparagus vines and
forms. An elaborate musical program
was rendered by the orchestra ana
choir VI 81. bartholomew church.
After an hours reception buffet
breakfast was served. There were
about 600 guests.
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State w. S. A. of Utah.

Tho w. S. association In the several
counties, In this Territory afs hereby
reminded that tho memberships arc
duo this pTsaent month, aud the State
president has been notified that the
entire mombefship must be sent On %
the treasurer VI the National Amor.
can W. >. a. otherwise we shall lose
our votes Ia the convention dunng tue
year 1896. Officers are urged TO DO ~
diligeut no possible In collecting and
forwarding the money with the names
and addresses VI al paid up members
TO tho treasurer, Ella w. Hyde, .41
wrsl Second south street. Bult Lake
CITY. These lists Of names and sd
dresses must be certified 10 by the
president anu recording secretary OF
toe respective auxiliary w. s, A. The
state president also requires n concise
report OF tho yUai's work In oach
county 20 DO forwarded 10 ner address,
duting this month ga time TO include
II Ia the yearly report which must
reach the secretary Of the y. a. w. 3.
A., before January LIT, 1898.
Il, Il. WELLS, President,
MARGARET A. CAiSE, Rec. Sec.
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wAsnINGToN, Dec. Ex-senator
ThurstOn, OF Nebraska, today Intro
dueei n bill for the settlement OF the
Pacific railroads debt. IL provides for
tue sale OF the government interest In
beth the Union anu Central railroads
July /, 1896, 10 the highest bidder, but
there shall be no sale unless he bid be
at least 90 pr cent OF the government
interest. The bill II very long anu de-
voted mainly 10 the details OF tho trans
for ana the manner OF sale. It's main
features have been already published,
The FRO osiings of the Senate today
began with tho presentation OF the
usual petitions for tue recognition OF
the beiligerent rights Of the Cuban In
surgentH.
Cameron and Harris both offered
motions for the adjournment OF the
senate until Monday, when 1t should
adjourn today, aud tue Vice President
created = ripple OF laughter by putting
beth motions at once. They were
adopted.
Stewart (Pop., Nuv.) Introduced a
resolution, instfuoung tho COMMITTEES
on finance to inquire into the rates OF
tXohsnge between the gold standard
aud silver standard countries and their
effect on tho agricultural and manu-
featuring Interests, AMI gave notice Of
= speech on Monday,
White (Dsm. CaL) presented m
amendment 10 the Senate ruls rfquir.
ing all debate In tne Senate to be
relevant to tue subject before the Sen.
ate.
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DETROIT, Dec. l2,-5uow has been
falling Ia tnis section during the past
fifteen hOufs and the gtOuni IL now
covered 20 depth OF six TO twelve
Inches. The etorm 10 still IN progress,
with the wini blowing a violent gale
from tuo northwest. Railroad trains
have been behind time aud local street
car trsiiic hss been sefiUusly LITER
ieted with. Reports IRON nearly every
sec ION OF the slate are VI similar i'm.
port.
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TOPEKA, Dec. l2.-At meeting OF
The Santa Fc directors this afternoon,
the temporary uitect0rs, Robert Flem-
ing, Herman Koboe, John Lundou
ana Edward Wilder resigned AMI the
following were named as their sue
cessors: Edward J. Berwind, Rleman
Duvale, Thomas II. Fowler, George A.
Nlokerson. This directors elected the
following officers: President, Edward
r. Ripley; nrst vice president, ID. d.
Robinson; third vice president, Paul
Morton; general counsel, Victor Mora.
witz; general solicitor, T.. ID. Ksnns;
chairman Of board of directors, AldRce
n. Walker; secretary anu treasurer,
Edward Wider.
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fear Of war, however, would probably
prevent collisions between the powers.
The fomi.oiilrial Pesthet Lloyd
sayF. rne sultan's unjust fusp clOns "
the loyalty OF the Triple alliance AMI
the powers have given deep ufiente.
Count GlluobOwsky's object u to pre-.
serve, not TO destroy the Ottoman en-.
pire. He refused 10 sanction the pro-
posed CoerCive measures. Tbs Bitua.
ton Will remain serious until the
promised reforms are realized.
The Iagoblatt sayt: Improvement Il
impossible under the foigning sultan,
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Grand stand aud stables Of Brighton
Beach track nj COnoy Island burned
today, causing loss Of nearly $4,000.
Attorney General Hancock has do.
Moi Gu application for permission 10
begin ptocte Huge for the dlsa0lutlou
Of the American Wall Paper company
on the ground tuat ~ iaA trust.
Il Ia announced that the Spanish
cabinet has decided 10 roslgs, owing 10
the recent popular demonstration
agAinsl tins ministers u finance, lut.
llue and public works.
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| Inning EXCHANGE.
an Known as Tho Chicago Mineral
And aluirS Board.
.. SOW Az ASSURED FACT.
81, ,.,lud, Mines Of All descriptions
and Also nin'rAl Pro-
ducts

CHICAGO, Dec ia local paper
ar n-.,.o, NJ mining
'l ,h.pqe Ia Chiosgo Is new an
G's .st A meeting Will be held
ia'i '.,v ,' and tbs papsis forwarded to
inas s MS,o Palmer, eE-corpofa'ion
''lu .ho has been prominent In
l' ,',ms,lon Of tho exchange says
' ~, Members had Sub'criooi And
:, !, l mi stops would be taken
, ~, A, ,bs establishment Of a board
,',I ,s col Of the enterprise has been
l' '.0,d % a. to include not only
s,,l descriptions, but mineral
1lie =, rhe idea 10 to furnish Nj
,l.S vhlrh viii bear lhr same .,
ii: .l,o. 10 mlnpfd produois that lng
,','I =, tr,,s bear, 70 AGRICULTURAL
y, ,la's Exchange will probably be
lhs ~ me Chicago mineral anu
...,.s board. Considerable d uh'n,'y
i.a IN encountered by the pro-
y af inc enterprise Ia tue
- The Chicago stock sS'
~ " r,shiblting itH members
lt.,,,ng any other local exchange
~ a.. In stocks and bonds. Mt.
sst says that the now boalu It-
-, 10 I'D only such stocks ~ arc
- "a he OF financial stability he-
y, Iii be demanded and invesug.-
!. - n,de ofthe oompanieh when seek
s,ye theif stocks listed .,,-
g,'eis creek anu other Colorado
.'s,5g shares will constitute but a
IN 5.r Of tue bu0intsi VI the board
y.'ai,siiops have already been on-
''s ma ior the lisliug Of Michigan
-, mining sIockb, which are no"
'!,.iv,ly traded IN on the Boston
.,.s,svs. Montana, California, Utah
IN A,yka mines viii be represented.
~ Inc new board IL Incorporated
,iIte tut short time before ttadipg
t.,un. "A much OF the preliminary
- has already been done ana NIL
hid nmains Ia tho actual hs1ing Of
M PALMER said that much dependol
Nh ths character Of the directory
On Va, elected. o.,
anvill 10 our ondoayot" ho SAID,
ptu.e mun Of high business stand
t..rtII s.ty. h.. lnailluliuu uI0F /.
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ranged AID sgreeI with A. d. Bar
rWei w. }. Davis, Joseph s. Bachtan,
ih1maa n. Buukin AMI W. n. Ktoan,
thelf members u the Council, TO vote
Tor the detired water pl,u.
Aiayne was indicted by the grand
Jury ior attempting to bfibe Spe.fs md
hooinsoD, but u Is alleged the lndict.
insnt was quathcd through BabcOck'.
Influence.
Following the recital OF the corrnp-
uon q tho council an iujunctiln
against the contract now favored ~
the council is asked because the action
OF ioint water command Of the cou-
mon council in recommending and
authorizing ihe making u n contract
with ihe Southern California Noun.
TAIN Waller company was procured by
ifauu, corruption and bribery.
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WORK OF THE COURTS
Boys Not So Bad as 10 Heed lh,
Reform School.
nOND rORFlIrURE SET ASIDE.
Busincss Transacted Today Ia the Var.
iols branches for Admirls.
icrlng the Law.

Willie Gsylor and willis Wade, Il
ana II ycats Of age respectively, were
before Judge Bsr,oh In tho Thifd dis
trict court today, to undergo iuvesIga.
ton a. TO their alleged incorrigiblllty.
lhtse arc the boys sent up from U. +.
Commissioner Grtenman's court ~ III
subjects Tor the Reform school. The
parents oi both boys we're In court, aud
were quos;ioned ~ Judge Barich, who
gave them some excellent Instructions
ttgarding the care Of their children.
lie Informed them that h.s view
was that In cases where children
had TO 20 10 the Reform school there
was fault with the parents. The boys
were called forward, anu the Judge
spoke 10 them. This Wade boy burst
into tears, nud both ho aud thU Gaylor
boy indiCutrd thatthe iudse's remarks,
made 10 tho kiudlleat manner, mad =
good elect upon them. They promised
10 DO better boys In iutufo, and ~ al
tend school regularly. rhn boys were
directed 10 DO returned 10 tueif parents,
~ judge Barton did not consider them
ne subjects iof this Reform school. Re.
gatding wins Wade, there was lot
ter if0m the principal Of the school,
stating that lao had played truant four
times, but that he was not bad boy
Ia school, AS to tue former allegation
that he was bad boy his father pro.
tested that u was wholly untrue, and
did both parents and boy great in-
Justice. Both OF the boys are bright
looking children, Aud do not indicate
In their appearance that they nIe
vlciously inclined, or no iHcltTigiblo as
~ require Reform school discipline.
Thv forfeiture Of the bond Ia the ease
OF Cum. II. Whitehead, who failed to
appear In court when called for trial,
was oct usids today, tue defendant hAy-
ing made his appearances.
Judge BatIoh was prepared TO hear
the motion for n new trial la tho cAse
Of James Martin and Thomas String
ham, convicted OF grand larceny, but
the defendants had not been brought
down from the penitentiary, ~ tho
matter was postponed till tomorrow Al
10 a.m., to which time tue court al.
joutnuj.
JUDGE MRRRiTT's COURT.
Judge Merritt held u brist session
today, natutAlizing Ludwig Il. Oswald,
\ native OF Germany, Aud grating u
decree Of foreclosure in tue suit OF
CHARLES Omisiete W Mela Il. Steele ct
al, on y promltsory note secured by
mortgage Tor about $500.
ADATED THE NUISANCE.
August Rowland was before u. 4.
Commissioner SOmmor today, 10 TO-
oeivo sentence on plea OF guilty Of
maintaining n nuisance In tho form Of
some tallOw.Tenderlng watts at Murray.
He had promised 10 Abate the nuisance.
aud today reported 10 the court that
ho had kept his word. His statement
was not disputed, aud he was lot on
with a nno OF 81 anu cosls-tl3 In all.
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DATE OF THE PROCLAMATION.
II VIII Not be Bifrc Chrislma'-
Probably tho second OF January.

a telegram fram Washington today
brought information that 1t was MT
liaely that tho presidential proclsma.
ton on UtAh's admission would be
issued before Christmas. Tho present
Indications are that II will be issued
either between Christmas aud New
Year, or the dny sitter New Year
Thursday, January ., 1895.
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LONDON, Dec l9.-BarOn Dunleath,
(Johu MilholiBnd) LID, IL dead Al
the age VI ~. lie wac member Of
Parliament IRON 1874 u 1855.
MBfI.s1OS, Ohio, ID c. l2.-H. g..
Bundy uivd nj p.m. He wsB prcsi.
dental eltciOr for Lincoln aud n mcm.
Ter Of the NineiesHth, FOrty.thifd nld
FLty-lnifd Congtesscs aul fathorin'
law OF Ex-Governor Foraker.
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KILLED An INDIAN.
Origin of the Trouble at Cibueu,
ATirons.

wABuINGTOS, Dec. 1.-THE war
department has received a telegram
from the commanding officer at Feri
Apache, Arizona, saying that the
trouble ut Cibucu occurred out Of 40
attempt by Sheriff Thompson, OF Globe,
ArizIuR, with posse, TO enter the Indian
reservation to arrest indians who had
attempted TO take stores from ranohes
whose occupants were absent. The
Indians arc said TO have been caught
Ia the act, but had taken nothing,
being discovered too soon, This In.
hsbitanto were much excited ana are
gathered al Newton'S store At Canon
Greek. a man named Boise killed an
Indian whose body was found Ia the
Vicinity. Hn aud two others gave
themselves up TO Lieut. Fentou, and
are now on the way to Globe, Arizona.
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ron nInErALIsn.
delegates to the conference Received
bT President Taure.

PARIS, Dec. i2.-M. Boufgolsc,
president Of the council Of Minister,
AMI NJ. Dou ner, minister Of inancc,
received delegates Of tue bimclallic
leagues Of Great Britain, France aud
Germany tJday, whose conference
opened here rursiay, under tue prcsi'
dency Of Nj. Loubel, president OF the
bimetallic league.
Later In tue day the delegates were
received by President Faure.
The object II the conference II 10
draft RESOLUTION regarding bimUtalism
which will be submitted 70 the patlia.
mrnia OF tho three countries.
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NEW YOmS, Dec. l2.-Tbo Broth
efhOOu OF Cafientsrs, with 10000
member, will organize the 5000 mem.
befs OF the small wood workers union
into one organization tomorrow night.
The union Will then be attached g. The
brotherhood, Tue amalsamallon will
bo effected BY Peter J. Mcduiie, gohef-
nj svc.uIafy Of the brotherhood.
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Jndre. rerrllory.

wAslnSoTos, Dec. l2.-Ihs Senate
Ia executive session today confirmed
the following nomination OF judge In
Indian teTri,ofyi Constantine Il. XII.
gore, OF Texap, for tho southern dit
lTlct; NRneey Lewis, Indian Territory,
o0ntTal district; William IL. Springer,
Illinois, northern district.
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the judgment to himtelt contrary to
the instructions which hud teen given
him by the company, which lad auth.
orizsd him TO confess judgment upon
certain conditions being compiled WITH,
which were never complied with, a.
they claim, aud thai Therefore the
judgment was void.
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cour,orPriyA,s Lana Claims.

wAsHINGToN, Dec. 1.-THE Presi-
dent has Teappointed the members Of
the court OF private land claims as fol.
lowe; Joseph Il. Reed, OF Iowa. chief
Justice; Henry q. Sluss, OF Kansas,
Wilbur II. stone, Colorado, William
Murray, Tennessee, and Thomas &.
Fuller, North Caroline, associate JUS
tees.
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AnATKD rnr NuIsANoE.
DEATH TO BUNNIEs.
The People Of CassiA County, Idaho,
Are Up 10 Arms Against Them.

A letter written from Oakley, CsssiA
Go, Idaho, under date OF Dec. 10th, to
gentleman In this city, gives an &C.
count VI rabbit hunt which took
place there on Saturday, tho 7Ih inst.
a large corral was built with wire
netting, anu through the efforts Of
about 900 men, women and children,
In tAree drives OF about two miles
iquafs, between i've anu elk thousand
Dummies met their late,
on the 9th another hunt was made
over tins same ground ana resulted In
over three thousand more being added
10 tho list. II 10 the Intention OF the
rabbit hunters 10 move their corral
about one aud q half miles farther oil
and continue their warfare, uptil
rabbits Ia that vicinity will DO Rs
scarce as hens teeth. Another rail-
Will DO made on the 18th.
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NEW York, Dec. ia special 10
the Woflu from Kingston, Jamaica,
snyA some Cubans embarked IA row
b0hts teto boarded strange steamer
Ia the Omng.
They taid they weto going nehiug
when they 90 into the boats, aud ~
they were uratmrd the detectives
watching them were poworlOss.
The sIoSmsr, IL IL believed, carries Au
expedition from Venezuela,
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N,w nenllsr,nIll,rland.

BEKNE, Swi,z., Dec l2,-M. AdTien
LAehuuvi, whO was vice PRECEDENT for
1898, has teen elected pftsidcnt for
1896. He 10 radical In pyiillos aud bis
meme Il Geneva,
NJ. Duohot Tnurgsn he's been elected
Ylcu nfnallnnl.
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Looking For a School Site.

The board Of education committee
on buildings and grounds are looking
tor school site In tho Tenth ward,
about ten by twenty rods In siEe.
Several offers have already been re-
csived and others arc expected befoIe
the next meeting.
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wAsHINaToE, Dec. 1.-The House
decided Oh eonvening today TO meet
again next Monday.
Adams rep, PENN objected 10 tho
resolution TO appoint Postmaster Gen.
efal Wilson regent OF tho Smithsonian
institute.
On motion Of Lacey (Rap., IowA), q
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ANAMOsA, Iowa, Dec. l2,-rbo case
of the state Of Iowa VS. II. Il. Curtis,
the editor Of the A uonosa Daily Call,
who, II n charged, was the husband Of
four W ives, and VINO has been Ia jail
here for six months, Ia now on trial. IL
took but hAlf an hour to tmpanel n
Jury. GURUS last wife, Miss Arnold,
la IA witness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-12
AtehI.pn Now Nhnrt.r.

TOPEKA, Dec. EAT two o'clock
today the new charter Of the Atohison,
Topeka s. santa Fo railway company
was filol with tho secretary OF state.
The directors up TO O'Clock had done
nothing except 10 DO sworn ia.