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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
THE MEN Persisted.
Rody of Ono Found Tho Others StilI
Missing.

Lynn, Mass. July 3.-The Sycamore Ho-
tel fire Of to-day was running out at .
o'clock TONIGHT after 10 hours of hard
lighting. Two lives We're lost in the ire
James II. WnsloW, and Harley +. Hicks
both tinsmiths in the employ of the l.. A.
May company They were wol king on
the third floor back at the time of the fire
and did not have time to escape.
The body Of Hicks, who lived at 80 Ere
mont street with his wife, was found in
the ruins this afternoon burned to a crisp
a fragment of a neck scarf that had mir
aculously escaped destruction identified
him.
Winslow, the other man, was GS years
Of age. His body has not yet boon found
Night put a stop to the search but the
work will go on this morning. The total
loss by the fire is now reckoned at close
upon 100000, with insurance a $4,000.
ANOTHER VICTIM.
Now Bedford, Mass, July 3.-Frank
jenkins. young man. was badly injured
tonight by the explosion of a large dyna-
mite fire cracker He was standing on a
corner in the centre of the city when the
cracker which was thrown by a passer-by,
struck him ON the right thigh and exploded
at the same time. The flesh was torn to
the bone and his clothing ripped to shrcds
He was taken to St Luke's hospital
whore the wound was dressed. No serious
results are feared.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
DEATH OF TWO OLD VERMoNTERs.


Natortown, Conn, July 7-TIiram Geo
fanchcr died suddenly this afternoon at
ms nome, Us Pleasant street. He COM
planned of severe pain at the base of his
brain and his wife hastily despatched a
messenger for medical aid but in less than
20 minutes Mr.. Fanchcr was dead Dr.
Mead said the breaking of "a blood vessel
was the cause of death.
Mr., Fancher was born in Essex n v
and was AZ years Of age. He was former
ly a stock broker with an office in John
son, VT He had lived for the past five
years in Waterfowl, being yard master
at the Aetna mills and also keeper of the
mill boarding house lie was a great fa-
vorite with the people of the village. He
the eldest son being assistant superintend-
ent of the Vermont Industrial School
The remains will be taken to johnson, VT
for interment.
DIR. PALMER KILLED IN KENTUCKY
Louisville, Ky, July T. DR.. Edward r.
Palmer one OF the most prominent ply
sicians in this city, was killed on the
Southern boulevard Friday night in "A
collision with another wheelman, William
k. tolston. Both We're thrown to the
ground. Mr. COlston was quickly re-
Vived. DIR. Palmer died early yesterday
morning without reRaning consciousness
lie was president Of the genito-urinary
section of the American Medical associa-
ton, ana had been valuble contributor
to medical publications for the last 10
years. He was born in Woodstock Vt,
and came to Louisville II years ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
DIR. PALMER KILLED IN KENTUCKY
AN EX-GOVERNOR SUICIDES.


San Luis Obispo, Cal, July 7.--Ex-Gov.
Stevenson of Idaho. committed suicide
yesterday by taking laudanum. He died
an hour later. Gov. Stevenson arrived
at Paraiso Springs June 5, He was afiict-
ed with sciatica and was helpless but had
been gradually improving and lately was
getting able 10 walk little. He had APP
peared very Respondent of late.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
2:27 class. purse 5000.

Rear Guard, b. g., by Wostmount,
Dickey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l l
Lyndon Boy, blk. &. by Black
morrill,, j. oulton...............1
Savena, oh. E., G. Mouton.......2 3
Engineer, b. s., ToWne............3 8 4 d
Time, 2:27i4, 2:25. I'D, 2:2S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11

Strath Berry, owned by DR.. William
Scott of Centreville Iowa, paced a mile
at Peoria ILL.,, Friday afternoon in 200,
breaking the worlds record for half mile
tracks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-11
SUMMARIES.


Z,fU CIdsSl TUTSC wv,
Mamie o., b. m, by Jesuit c.
NtuIthll ...s...... | ! |
Harry H., CHI. e., Sundcrland....... . 3
Mollie w, br. m, Lanc............... 4 .
kittie Campbell b. m. Slayton..... 3 4
Brenda H., b. m, j. Moulton......, dis.
Time, 49, 23j 2:37.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-15
Cards. Dodgers Programme and Wedding Announcements
Senton's tiniln ent.

Which has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it. 1t is really intended for
horses but works with the same magi
cal effect on the human. It is a pow.
erful remedy and for rheumatism is
the king OF the world. Aches knocked
out in short order No horseman
should be without a bottle. Benton 5
Iiniment is fol- sale at all drug stores
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-15
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger train
make prompt connections with tn
several railroad lines in The Enst.
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars and
tourists sleeping Cars attached to all
trains. Dining Cars attached to fnst
mail trains between slue kee and 0E-
den.
Tick cts sold. sleeping ear berths Sc
c:r~d, and other Information given
On application to
II. 1. FIELD, ACT.
RENO DEPOT.
tn. GOODMAN,
GEN: PASS. Acy-
RICHARD CRAY, GEN. TRAF. MANc.
xAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-15
THE SOUTHERN
III - ) -TfzSftIss-.f-- ~ - yJs3s ts-sfI
tsfsg ~ Tsss sa4ases4zSe ~ asfsi.' 1Qts
PACIFIC COMPANY.

Commencing saturday Roy 2S.IS0l,
aud until f.rtlier noticc.,E3iins will
leave HcnO as follows: S:2J a. M.
Daily Atlantic Express. Grains for
sRinuemUcrs.. Battle Mountain. PaIis-
ade. og demand Gas . Carrie only first
class passengers through and local.
DiniH:. ear to Ug
so p. III. Daily Pacific Express
train for 'srLckec, sacramento. Ben
ecia and san Francisco, arriving at
q 10 IL. M. 0ufl"rsinG at sacramento
at i0 80 q. HI. with the yey. Orleans
Express for Fresno santa Barbara,
los sngeIes. sam Diego, also az $40
p. III .fOg Woodland and k lights Ear d
ing.
800 y. IN. 'ily-Atiantic Express
for Winnemucca, Battle Mountain
f'aIisade. ogden and raSt. carries
first and second class passengers
local and through.
S-2J y. IN. Daiiy-PaciIc Expross
train for EOseyilie, junction. Sacra-
mento. and an Francisco via Ben
ecia arriving at .. ~ q m. Onnects
at sacramento with train leaving
at 1925 Il. M. for Stockton, Lathrop
San Jose. San Francisco, Fresno, Los
Angeles San Diego and East. via New
Orleans; AT 1850 n. m. for Nillinms.
willows and Redding; at 3:OJ p. m
for Hed Bluff and ut 1850 p. m, for
Marysvflle, Chico, Kedding, Portland
and Puget sound points.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-01
OEliNlJ:NT NOTICE.

Red Oak Mining ComPaur, Location OF prin-
oiptl place of bu inass Ca soa City, Nevada. Lo
cation OF " orks 81 IRA County Cal fJru1a.
Eotiee-There are dol nqu3nt upon the 70 low
inv d rib ID ST ck on docouu. OF ass 5 uier !
No. a., lavjei on Il tGh day Of April, 1925, the
sever, smoIn oap)>ite IN names . tle Sc
svec,iy, sharehulGers 10 owA:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16
AonrnEn. rA.lrIc ATrAIn,.
some soti of uspi Concluded by
I4mrsU. ittit.

NTw YUm,, Stay ia Wslis,rcul
move ..uugy ayf There BE good
authority i.- tupFfHtUm at that janice
q. HHl lus FucgUpgru in closing Hmu
kiuI Uf lt.Hl Involving biz Cgnur. 100
600 come WAY with N1Ithyfn Pacific
l1glr. The nature 8ftuu deal oluIU.
uv exactly learned, but VIZ understand
the rufgnssr or the control OF the
NBrtu.u Pacific syc9lI mortgage
IHr.a, other tnHu those held by tny
Adams cImuiiior iutcrgsts, 500 concert
with whom jan is uudrri1.i o. lr
bu.iny, Ilaysan important p1iu. ,Nuro.
Iu. Hlll B expected 90 arrive from
London tomorrow night Samuel
llili BE- coming east 90 meet him. The
recent decline ia the junior bonds HuI
ri1chs uf the company 20 thgusat .H be-
duo % toe belief On the par. 90 some of
thu uOldufu that tho reorganization OF
lhr property Do likely 10 TOO tuvufn. tiF
pointed cut .ua. tho control 70 GJ
second anu t.irI Mortgages would be
unless dfuatIr 90. fglul.
Satiun Was Intended. Tho recent im.
: fYyrmrut lu tive r.upluy's UuHIurHr,
Itis Thought u.y .a,gr.tIo with tho
drastic li.U,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16
BITTLE ON CUBA.
DETAILS or the ENGAGEMENT.


HAyANA, Stay lJ.-A special cable.
gam received here today Gays tasl
gu Monday .a6t there was spyrJu h.ht.
ing Boo tuu uuiaubOthUOd Of JUuEU,
neal GuHaa'7uDmg. The cuguvma.t
lasted ifUm o'clock 10 thu mJrU.u4
uuui o ul evening anu TsfulgI Iu o.
yIiIliauI victory Tor iAo spanish.
"a detachment OF 4IJ ssIl.Ufs ul.
tHusrd Hui fought bmygIy against
.,IUl Insurgents Iul boy Gomez. luu Two
Muuggs, lIabI aud Cauugu.u. Abe
lieutenant colonel WIN leu tar +Hsu-
isl I1fcu UgdutuI HH s0lIlufl Co 0Utu
hiu lee tue rebels advanced aud icu
iuriyuBly uiIs The ilo0It, Eventually
Gao enemy syrs.uuHvI tuu EYuHu
tI. H1 VITA % va y superior luIu..
fl.yf i,YhluHi % on whom tuu com.
urul uUyUiygJ, when tIu lieutenant
colonel NEs HIgt toWu, fuguHuJ.
90 900 huilIHg bic position aau
foIrIIhE uu attacks OF tue trty..,
hut tuu SHuiaf.1 were completely .If.
..au uJ, aUt DO was necessary iUrb.U.l.
Hyu 70 tuU lIIgu o. gIt Is WY ul. b..
order o. communicate with u. uH.UtI
A tIfIl HAIII., o.. jUu uua.
ninety y.lu tH.5a. uH|u brilliant
dash into lYu iususEuHIt' limos and
.ufs.l As Way sruH 20 Soc y.5ciu 10
h,u WHIgN surrounded l4u ll..U.
su.fNy al,uf Ni... uAUil0's ygluu.
tnrfH uHI pierced IHu lugtuIgrltsi
IurHl another uriHrulIrut % rlau.
Ifi IT, ps under tlu ,Mmuud oil
ID In o. ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16
WORK PROGRESSING.


A large number OF mou we're this
morning employed On Ga, gravity
sr|ur ~ addition 10 those already
engaged thereon. Tho total uumuur
now employed Do aU3u. tl,os hundtoI,
and the work is being rapidly pushed.
Ibr contractors feel Insured that tue
sewer Will be o9mplgleI and c,nnoc.
ti5no made by July slst, the time
specified la the contract
Tho Jhpuio between tho contractors
nui the city engineer ovgr the quality
Of the cement III thought 10 Uo AZ GA
rul. The iat,c5 hs, passed the most OF
the material now on baud, Including
tUo nr-t lot that was condemned, End
"a Will all probably bB accepted NE the
ueaTiuiufo. TLo engineer thinks that by
UEl oslug the cement 10 the air Tor time
the free lime, " any exists Ia the ms.
iurul, Will slack, anu a. Il has 10 be-
handled Ia the open air by the work.
men a number OF times, that Il Will
answer The general opinion IL that
this Is the best quality VI cement that
eau DO UhtainuI.
Ata rrsult OF the cement being &C.
coptci the contractors sent q dispatch
this morning ordering more VI tho
material, anu there Will not likely DO
auy moro trouble oyor the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16

NEW YOUE, sly l6,-s0uat0r Ell
hiah %. Wee, Virginia, fays no va.
frequently mialuuJcI 900 his western
tg.p M being iu favor OF free silver. 81
believe In timetaIllsm aud ia tla use
uans.stuut with sauud moupy.D Gr
Ndiu.: 81 am mot ION silver 10 An ry-
usu " metals, Tho republicans NJ tho
east shI wrst mus. gnt together ON tue
silver question, uullrye the silver
question VIII su,tlu Itself ANA when wc
cliuo % meet ueAt ygHr us tuu uati0nai
convention there will not bp
any Rutsg nism between the East AnI
tue Mestn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16

NEWARK y, j., MHy lB.-Mauy
prominent citizens Of tDo slate wrie
attracted bore tIIsy 90 the Cnlsbgs ION
Of the 5nt1 Anniversary u' New JCr,uy
Historical sucirty, LA.fgu, dn.t BguI.
Harrison n tho chief puuE. lie viii
uH pref med Full memorial medal,
struck ny tue society O. mWtn rate
tho formation Of the constitutional
government VI the United StatOz uud
he centennial Inauguration 81 Gruef-
"a. Washington w the nm. President
on April 80, 1870, The Iuaial is IN
sgrlbeu. "plosuuled ry Inc New Jrr.
sey Historical Society, 10 Benjamin
Harrison, Centennial President VI Tie
United States in 1851"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16

\. ..i.ElA, b. g., May Id. - The
IN M, ...-'ng.a conference, which
N. N wy, .,. 'utel its ANNUAL session
\. H., '. W "a unanimous vote the
~. r ".s sabbath Observance com.
d h, '.s a.egmuut usprtasos regret
..r.. ,Y"l1u uy tup provisional
,r W Mo- sunday closing
r,'- lil4s lhu conference Hnd
! r- 70 NotE Le "a uUlt tlwards
'''ls.auau makluglt Illegal 10
,-.l -''''l'na uy tail Ur water on
w. o. gaEa lu hunting, nsh-
.iJg,..-, yN iIal uayi Co engage IN
a,.r,, ~ l'.lnT aiuaIHi su8rt. and
MI '1e purpose OF pltasuTe I'M
=. % .','fHitugaP UF olncr puulIr
'''! i'iettca. '''4' any
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United in Wcdlock

The ceremony which united Ia wei.
l1,k Miss Susie Denton Ritter and Mr.
Charles HI, Wells was performed by
B shop %, Il. Whitney last evening at
the house Of tho Drlde's father, Hon.
W. W. Ritter. After tho ceremony,
which was witnessed by fpleOE few,
an enjoyable reception was given 10
about 200 invited relatives anu friends.
The happy couple nave the good
wishes VI a large circle Of friends,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16
NATURAL GAS.
More Wells to b, sunk At Lake shore
-ihr Exhibition.

Tho American Ns:Iral Gas com.
uauy rr3 slll at work sinking for
more gRE rnoy ur5 now making
PREPARATIONS to sink smother we'll not
iar irom lna. they already have. The
recent success 90 getting a large how
o gss 81 dyp.h Of nearly a thousand
foot has greatly encouraged the mean
bers o. the company, anu they arc
anxious 20 continue the good Work.
The exhibition which opened today
At the show Foona on Second souGu
street 10 n huge success From n
Houn until . pm. the place Wa.
tAr nged with visitors 90 witness the
work OF cooking with the natural gag,
AM the two cooks together with tho
walters were kept busy serving luu-
Cuuuu 10 them. Tue lunch vas all
cooked with natural gas, aud many
were tIu expressions OF praise for tue
qually % ,as HT,iolos that were served.
rho gas was turned into tho stoves
and ranges 90 show tue visitors the
regularity OF tho now, Aui tho superb
ufilU ~ tus gas ~ fuel ~ coal. TIE
tLniliLlnl viii continue this evening,
tomorrow uuI Saturday,
Too rgtural ras q. now In the mains
un West Temple u,tyu. as far south a.
Fourth s1atu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16

thsUE. WUU. pap May l8-Iha
united Pw.Iy terrain b ard ur home
mise ulF'eH i- 900 session here, with 90
or Nt muuurrs present. REV. 49,. a.
7lauiuluE, u, Hp.NsBu, W7fu., H
uuatmaui ID, ". r. ORcnr, general
rpcfualy ptrsUntau application i0r aII
asgruFnuug ss4,bUu. The board will
"ulcavgr 10 nmit tue appropriation 60
.fN.UIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16

~ Expedition s.ut Go obtain urilnbIo
Information.

Information.
WAsmSDIus, My Iy-Au el1r.
20 obtain Information regarding che
unIvv,l9rvI mineral fields OF Allsga
will Geo ma4u ly government experts
detailed 90 mako o. practical study 1i
;u1 geology of tho Territory. Tho
party, which uJuHists OF pfuL George
Il, bvuErr, Pot VIM. IA. DAN anu
Glgl.r'st fuiugi8u, OF the United
states geological survey, iuil today irr
Tacoma NEfh,w they VIII pro-
coed 90 the uvIl Ut iIy0 HtiE4tI1n iu "a
government t0sf. Special attention
VIII ug given 90 the EUiI feldr Ia 'lr
uuigNN,rlU4I OF ShumayIu and
k1uiac island, the district about 5ltra,
nud IHr coal fHlla about Cooks IuI.L.
Iuu llIH.if viii remain until I.tulu
the .HIl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16
SECOND DAYS WORK.
MEETINGS Ali opEN HEREAFTER
Committees VIII be Ready to Report loo
Che MOrniug-At Saitair aud
the tabernacle

Tho silver conference nERiCa were
fifteen minutes h.u ia BEGINNING
v.s,4 tf,t. ,,,....f,,.. t.., .....,..,. I'D,
lOu'hih'"t contemplated l.H' lNe'i
ho.fs th0u.i bee rgsumuI go H..I attn.
tIay. but tlprr yssa , Ir.. az Hua
.rY.r.,r ...t.... t......., A..
''o ''Ne' nI l'fhnH.' huultel persons
bad assembled lu lAU Council chamber
with the pEurrlst.Yu. az lIst,piYp fY tro
.I.,.,..t.. ar......... ,...... A..
''.s "'''' ''"'''' '''
appoint % ua tNu uuIggatgH Withdrew
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srNlIor ultI Avn .llyEu.

Humur 1nyu Geo Ilug wrtttvuu Lrttsr
uu thu a.. stiun
srWNaIWLu, 49,, MAY lG. 1t d.
folJT.eu lrfn tu.l Chairman Ilrrr. o.
500, Ui tHu Democrats slHir committee.
bias a letter ir3w s,nBtIr blI, OF Men
Z fk, O. ts rrtI before tbs slate Bunr.
cratic rursruvg convention mex month,
wH.ah strongly Tor ig,r silver. IN,
sad 10 be Intended rFH bid Tor tho
support ni liUDUIb "a thr Democratic
nguUual convention In 1885. Euubf
ali3 says that hinricusuu has An eye
ga the EeCIri place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16
3EIGG OF TERROR.
NJ. Condition Of Affairs 10 The
RglIli Republic
,.,o, As mpOssmiLi'T.
HARDLY 600 Party 10 Power
...,U.,rr DO. i,e.t0ra'ion
O, ta5 Monarchy

. Au'e U.'''
Of tH5 MONARCHY
t.u,. A
tyFgANl...Ii my -.
-t. wont Go too II .wai'an
tl'' ......tgatp the state 20
iss % '"' r......r..t,Bt Of
,4,dris lsaN',..' r., 49,.
N,u YUfa L..HHy io' t''1'
Ia. .sa. arrived unfe on '"e
if.I....y,r that there viii
.l.A' .,t.,.l. .yd can
/ Eif l.g.. a'' '.'' .-.....-
.Is One fs.,1faiIuh o' '"' 'N DIV
ID trn OF government lie
..,,y.rviIluc ugimuuy IN.
gi ..i. ,..,.tst Anu!
DO nl1.i''1 DIV a.
s hAulai placed up'n VIC
I...g..s H'H fultDn Tor lNIl b'Iie'
~. arc three mN.l p1inil NJ
,g iHr government The frat
-rarg Gresham has GtpiIua
-N.rIrfuuU, 900 Auefic7u cite
-trI iHaf Great kflniu hhI u'-
lInrt Richard aud Walker are
rf.tss.
.rs sratr.t f.Gf of the Hawaiian
cement JaUHl. ami they do NOT
...sav Iupat making ut-
-.ru 90 grt ig 5000 Duiu-
UB hHl soui away n4 many
,4sr rHry g1yUfumrnLWHuu tho
~. coolies cumu Iu, gave bu
,nFIi1g that " Japan would
rbsm win cJUliDH they would
utn NUs japan Will prob.
ma tbat this understanding IL
INFLATED.
I'd. MifI danger 20 the govern
sry s 900 thumso.yas. Foe
4gof American league 1854.
ag1ai tho new Importation OF
M
10 taantal condition 10 also one
.tuIuu tuuf Will hulu 60 bring "a
w. Nag lBf tlu gUvtrumcut
r8.iIa1i.|y thUt NO bills must
f. uIurIt u three anu biz
s,...f
f 8Ja.ly %. the natives 80 mon
r1a mover o. strong sitia now,
DO We the basis OF tur union Of
r.In Tasl yuags, AMI there viii
ffgu nfulUy until luut monarchy
u. iu Princess lisIulaui, auI
% ;gi A.l.Oru, attorney general Of
aIh vHI arrived on tue same
szpIrnu similar We've. He
b. 'llrto ia perfect ruign OF
|ri.l the Islands. lui0Tmuf1 arc
ugsltig. People 10 not daEb
ruk il tltls own houses.
hui everywhere a forling OF uu-
uaa
.se WHO favored annexation
uH-ile ua l4uif mlulH ldutiglH
" Toe mathematics, aH we
l'. as70 claimed 20 ho in favor ri |
-ii0al lui have never been really.
Observation-Disclosures instruct them
~
hHalAe 'u,uu9 Vol, RuuUNH-
/. boo luUuH1I.fg gnd all arr .
q. ialgl 600 ,Iaa Iuurtun ua4
,hal llIs publicly said that /
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I've indian Reservations Available
Mlthtu n few bays

Mlthtu ntcw bays
WAsiusurOs, ID. g., May lb-rhg
PresI.eul today sgUgd py0Camau0uF
IgCl ring l.uElu, sioux reservation,
south Dakota nua SIlUlE reservation.
Oregon, upuu tutuiucmrnt ~ noon UU
May "a. The l.uas will uB thrown
open 10 settlement within f.w Iuys
ui the itsIuucr 70 tue prgClamailJus.
The general laId unlgc, 10 be- uudvi-
alu5l, bus already placed iuCIi boz rcaf-
iuus 20 Carry GU Ono provisions Of the
rrlc.amuilaua Tho ipukilr fesoryu-
ton embraces about Dos, 600 acres 90
tIu Lubt land Ia tho DskI,as. slluZI
d EmnLI ono.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16

NEW ioGs, hsy Designating the
slal'Mtui iast senator DAVID rs. m.
had Wrt.ou 70 letter 10 Uu TsAd uut
lne Illinois pHmncm'l0 state CIuvuu-
tllu next month advocating the lryo
coinage OF uiNu5 5sustsf hiil saiu to-
iFyi 81 have NOT wilton letter on
the silver question Within three
yeaH.p
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NAIINrArTnnN M. n0INn.
Japau'a Negotiations wan European
Powers 60 ,Htun closed.

WA5uNGTYE, May ll.-lhu Jap.
auUu legation Inns received an Iniyiai
cable stating iu trusluucu that naal
and satisfactory a.ruem has ten
reached by J7pau anu tho European
pawrTs ON the eastern quuruuu. IL IL
regarded 10 closing the tnt'ro subject.
IL D. nlHI regarded ug uugauyiug the
unofficial statements Of Russian news.
p1pcfs Ihat Russia would claim pro-
1uCI1rnte over Korea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16

NEWMARKET Lugp May 10. co.
Michael Dwys,a BANQUET won the
Newmarket auilius plato to-day.
a dampsF was placed today on the
Growing OF the English sporting ffatef.
uiiy over the defeats u tho American
nugevs, especially the dolssI VI the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16
EXCURSION TO Provo.
University Of Utah aud u. y. Academy
VIII Have tirlI bay Saturday,

Arrangements have been made by
the uaiyerslty OF uAh for an excursion
TO Provo ON Saturday next. The pur,
Ugsu OF this excursion TO 10 Join with
the brigham Y0ung Academy 10 the
oacrcIses OF Held day, sni a most on.
J0yaulu time lie anticipated, ~ the
rl1nisis VIII leave She Union Pacific
tue bail iu the evening.
The fore Tor the round trip Is 500,
aus will include admission 10 the games
aud bupluE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-16

A"'.A hHf .'.H 90
Alton miuuto, past 40 O'Clock the
following bulletin came iT0m luu Com.
miilca room gIIrpssed 90 the nuws.
| paper mru.
ruuulag l.m. U.II. Convention called
'1 order hy Hon. Do. d. Thompson pore
unnHuf chairman.
ON m1.Hu uf uIHu.u. California. iho
reading uI th1 minutes waH dispensed
with.
senator Muudgll mUyoIto uEoa rccoss
UNI. pm. Motion Withdrawn
lHWgHnuur moved Goo admit u'I report
erH i' iHH meeting tHH morning. Motion
lost Iuyus, Do NOE, % absent
Mr. ItTtuv moved that 900 mUmuurH
lost. '"''' ''''' " ''''' 'p''''"+' '''''"
10, uyr voice TO admit utwspapcr
reporters wuf,3 Young, NJrRr, ClarE,
Plummub LfgEt
syIUu 10 VISIT skLTAIu
The committee on rrrqugcmgnls.
through Chairman AuurunCH, sent
tuu following communication 60 the
committee rI1U'
lanuymou We. the committee uu ARE
mI.rr..Ia'i r..f. o.. Il,.nt.. I...' I.r.r..I.
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sH.u. Uat|. WrwTInn.,u.n. ..rn..
a. iHD .I. UaU q. IutsH a... fu'n.u...
49," would HuH'y a.N % sou won 4 ns.
y.u il.s uEu.HHn before you adjourn
o.. .In"H. hf WM WISH iH unNN iH. no BE-
w.. 'I' .n Ll,. '0n ..'." 300 I''A moss
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D.. 900 Mt O.. 10. AH.ThncH Tho meme
h.rs ui 'Au HIIt,I conference 900 upnu uHr
srwnIF accept unanimously iun hiui
lu' '.h...ph nI YOU. h..'niA..y committee
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'hr communication was signed boy
Chairman Ihgmpsyu AMI SECRETARY
LauruHUgr
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Shorty before U'tIaos the rEunu.
tive session ended % fauest being .EEuu
until $3.50. The secretary gave Uug tue
following as nn account OF what wac
Haid and ion'
the Montana dr'crates, consisting
~ AicrFTn. AlrIrI, sa-,uat Nuu BIuk.
ford were 900 w. tho asmr gpiriJu 90 Co
lhr rIHu, agreeing that honest muuvy
l0tgurs fuuuI1 uH ugshH'z.l iu every
I'tCugi, county ANA state. These
lpagUus sh9nl' hEtrs tn snrciic ulbu
OF Raising money 20 distribute literature
throughout luu middle stut-s, All
prominent mining companies th HulI I
lr asked % pay certain R.sJ-Em-uts
per MuuIh 30 ull ~ me work
Mr., BlrGhi ~ llHh1, EvTuri Zoo the |
main With 'hn plan proposed. liy wn- |
Opposed 90 uay PARTISAN work. lie WAS |
a Republican tut huncsiyrth WuulI |
not support his party on Ig'iYual |
issues uulC'H ~ h1l both uauu.Iftr |
AMI platform in favor OF uilyerHtlO toll. |
He VlH RigHId OF man Wuu WA |