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The herald., 1895-07-09
Country Property
NOR SALE

NOR SALE
Il What do you think of 40 acres of fine,
level LAND along the railroad and within l6
miles OF Los Angeles and Il mile of station
and n mile OF store and postotfice, with daily
mail for
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IN, Anao1es county, eIl fr0t-olaes Sgri c,,iti,raI
and fruit land, with sneu house and soine "a
acrqs been plowsd IA hl1telaoS neiSh bofh ood:
can1s - reasonable Addzess 1oE 687, Los
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r ONGLEY sHCRTHAND INSTITUTE RE-
IL moval to Byrne block NV. cor. Broad
way ano ihlro rooms SoS-5lo, llght ana alry;
ress.
ELIAS LONGLEY, MRS M. v. LONGLEY,
Principal Shorthand, Principal Typewriting.
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DOYNTON NORMAL, FOR TEACHERS
ID only. Summer school July 8. Teachers
aided in getting positions. Teachers, govern
esses and tutors supplied. 12Ox S. Spring st.
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EDUCATIONAL

1>HE LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
L incorporatedl l44 s. Main st. The largest
and most thoroughly practical business train
Ing schoolin the city is open The entire year.
day and evening. Special summer session will
open June 10th All branches included in the
sixth, seventh, eighth and high school grades
will be taught BY able Instructors Also
special work at reduced rates In pcnmanship.
book.keeping, short hand, typewritng and
telegraphy by the beat exp pert teachers OF these
subjects in the city. All interested are cor
daily invited to visit the college and inspect
Its workings. Send for catalogue. E. Il. Shra-
DER pres; y. W. Kelsey. vicepres.; !. N. In.
ekeep. sec.
WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE (INCoR-
w .porated) 226 S. Spring st., Is the Oldest
and largest commercial school in Southern
California; the most beautiful college rooms
and equipments to be found in the state; ele-
vator for pupils use: . large faculty Of ex.
perienccd and able instructors open the entire
year; both day and evening sessions; prac-
ticAl English course. a thorough business
course, and q course in shorthand and type
writing, under an experienced stenographer.
Write or call for illustrated catalogue and full
information. G. A. HOuGH, Pres; N. G.
FELKER Vice-Pres.
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TNHROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS.
J. adena, offers manual training Slovd, art,
tterery. scientific, classical and normal de-
partments. See exhibit in Sti1nson Block Los
Angeles, or address PRESIDENT G. II. KEYES,
Pasadena.
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..Estahlished 1871,

--EstAblished 1871.
1872 South Broadway, Los Angeles.
Headquarters for Chicago buyers.
P.a-Go out and hear the chimes Of the
happy birds. and inhale the aroma OF the
many fragrant blossoms. I'LL
e
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EOR SALE-BARGAINS-

IINOK SALE-BARGAINS-
Lot on Thirtieth st.. near Hoover, 1925.
= Two lots on Bond st, near Sixteenth, at 300
each.
Lot on Twelfth ST., near Vernon, $500.
Lot on Flower St., near Twelfth $4,000
Lot Twenty-eighth st., near Main $7OO.
Lot on Adams St, near Main, $1,000
F. A. HUTCHINSON,
IL 2l3 w. First ct.
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DOR sALE-$6OO-
A LIVE BARGAIN.
Corner lot on Sixteenth st., near Electric car
line.
J. G. OLIVER 4 CO.,
8 237 w. First ri.
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IL kindergartners. Summer school July LIST.
MRS. N. D. MAYHEM, 676 w. Twenty-third at.
6.8tf
NEW SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS; THIRD
IN floor, Wilson block day and night classes.
JULES MERSFELDER, DANIEL POLK. 8-15
CHORTHAND, LONGLEY INSTITUTE BRAD
~ bury Block. Special rates for summer term
S-17
DITMAN SHORTHAND SCHOOL, WILSON
Block; IL lessons $5. Tel 1854.
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IMPORTANT
SEE LARKIN 8

Under head Of business opportunities in this
issue OF the Herald. II
The herald., 1895-07-09
TOR SALE
&ACO,slo CASH, $50 A MONTH; s0-FooT

IrOR SALE : AT AUCTION THURSDAY,
Il July 1lth, o'clock PM. on the premises
and Washington street, Los Angeles. va
cant lots one lot with 1Oroom house. one lot
IA rooms. viii sell double house separate or
as a whole. Terms Il cash, balance one, two
and three years or before. For particulars get
Broadway. I'll
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Country Property

%A5OO--A complete home about IL miles
from Los Angeles on railroad; 8 acres fruits;
about acres oranges 8 years old; good 7-room
house, barn. well, windmill 2 tanks, chicke
corrals; towers; it's hons; fine condition;
do you want 1t? BOAz DUNCAN,
o las 8. Broadway,
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MUSIC LESSONS
MATCHMAKER

4 SAFE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR WATCH
aS S,S ,$Sis sses ySc - suasssssss&
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IMPORTANT
SEE LARKIN'S
HOTEL PROPOSITION

Under head OF business opportunities in this
issue of the Herald. If
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BRIEP IELEGRAMs.


Tho duke OF N1ailIcs la dead, aged
90, shys q dispatch li0m Parlr.
The Rel Star line steamer tHollAud
which grounurd inside the hfcAkW alter
~ Port said, has been h8atud.
The North German Lloyd steamship
Hhvel from Bremen, while entering
Now York hbrgJr this n1fuHuE, ran
aground on th0 north SHE o.. Goduuy
channel.
Neither the state department nor tho
Spaulah legation ut Washington has
had any combination Of the reported
domgud Tor the recall Of United states
Consul General Williams at Havana.
The comptroller OF currency has
called for reports on tho condition Of
the national bauta vt the close Of
business on Tuesday, March o.
Tho loss Of tho ship Esrnucliilb at
Pfincesa leland, Strait OF Sunda, while
on voyage from Capet0yn TO Saigon
TO load, 10 reported,
Csda, appointments % Wost Point
have boon Issued 20 q. W. Rumsll,
Oakland, Calij NJ. q. Perkins (alter.
uate), Osklauu, CALI
Dame Coluile, the Norwegian novel.
iut ANA loader OF tnb Norwegian
womans' Rights party, Is dead, agoI
81.
Hyde Clgrb, chairman Of tho com.
mittto uu foreign bouu holders, CITY OF
London, 10 dtai, aged 40.
The directors Of the American sugar
refinery have declared tho regular
quarterly dividend OF per cent on
common stock.
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ROYCE LOST AN EYE
While Working With The Chain Cana
10 City Creek Canyon.
nE SUES rug CITY FOR $4,000,


While working With the chain gang
10 Guy Cfack canyon on or about the
-luI OF February, 1925 Coy &. Royc,
wasttiuek la ,hs .acs Win piece Of
rochi iho eight % one eye was totally
Destroyed anu that VI tue other greatly
Impaired. lie attributes the cause To
The oaroicssucss aud negligence Of the
authorities nnd hence planted suit
agaiusl the Clly Council Tor damages
10 the tum Of $4,000.
Che trial VI the case began before n
jury Ia Chief Justice Merrllps court
this morning. tho plaiuug being
Represented ny Attorneys l.. NJ. Ann.
e'f0ng ana ID. n. Slraup. For the We.
IenlNuH Guy Attorney Hogo aud
Assistant l,ty Attorney Van Horne.
According 10 RoycU'e story, he was
convicted iu tine police court ON Jauu-
AIRY 2ifi, 1898, NJ the oiIsu,p Of vap-
funoy, aud AuutenCej % stxty dsys'
imprisonment iu tue "rlacs hUle.D
On tue date above named, la the
following month no wa. sent no
CITY Greek canyon with tulutt
party Uf fellow prisoners and nut
10 work at stone breaking. lie asserts,
however, that they were crowded To-
guihufand UImpvllul 90 ~otk In a place
where their safety was endangered;
iurihur that tnOsB who had charge
Of thu gang Jailed 10 furnish
tuem with proper tools aud safe
guards, the latter word Hgniiying
covering f0s tho protection VI
the face and hands. Royce says
that while 10 engaged piece ~
stone or rock lew on anu
struck him in tno eye, With the result
before htatcl-.tnr luas VI sigut OF one
/ eye aud serious Injury g. the other.
Tue defendants antor general de.
Mai 80 tine PLAINTIFF allegations, aud
| altogether fupu iiAto the assertion that
! tho Injury was due 90 any Negligence
Z on tue patt OF tue officers who had
charge " the gang.
The hearing proceeded uatll about
| 1880 this afternoon, whom II was dis
] covered that the police court record
! gave B0yco'a uamo as &c. q. Lewis.D
IhufUupUu some discussion entuyd,
and eventually leave was given tho
| plniEtiGi COuutol 81 amend tue COM
plant, tue oato being continued for tho
term,
SUIT UN A NOTE.
Tine case Of tie Union Pacific Coal
Go. " W, r. Slmkius, John A. Gtori-
beck and WIN. GrocBbeck was then
taken IN, Jury being waived. VIII
llams, Van C.tt a Switzerland for the
/ plaintiffs; Marshall 4 Royle Tor the
! deicudautA. Suit Ia br ught 10 recover
/ the sum ni 81 600 on a pfOmltsJTy note
Twin interest nj 10 per cent ex0cutsd
BY the attendants Gfoesbook IN favor OF
| aimklus, aud afterwards paid over by
the latter 20 the piaihuu company.
Tho nuEung was proceeding when
tue NEWS vent 10 press.
pisAiih8AL % PROTEST.
J. Q. Durlnu el al W tho Petro Min.
Ing C9.i dismissal Of Protest was On
/ tered,
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PRESIDENT a. o. SHOOT.
a Prsmlnent Character IN Utah llilory
Passes away.

Hon. a. o Smoot, president Of Utah
stake, brief mention Of whose death
was recorded In yeslefdny's NEwa,
has been o. prominent character iu tlo
history Cg this Territory, having Rr.
rived here In 1857. A moro detailed
account Of his lie will bo published
hereafter, when biographical sketch
can DO iunishud by his family.
Prosidont 5moot was born Feb. "a,
1915, in owen county, Kentucky, He
embraced the Gospel Ia 1885 aud tue
following year removed 10 Kirkland,
Ohio. lie passod through the trIals
With the Saints Boz tAelr dflvings aud
peuecutiols, and when the move was
inauguatod he was, IN connection
with President Lorenzo Snow, piEcsd
Ia charge ~ the second company,
which arrived ia the valley 500
tho fall Of 1877. Ho wac the
fllsi Justice Of tbo Iuacu he UAh, uud
upon the death Of Jpdodiih 20. GnuL
the iitbt mayor OF $ ilt Lake city, on
Dec. ., 1856, was CHOSEN % iiii tho uu-
expitUa tUrm. lie succeeded himsvif
~ chief executive, when position DE
held during the invasion of J0husos's
army, nud until 1865, when ho Dc.
cllued recollection, Ho was member
o. tho council In the Territorial lrg.s.
laiufo Tor twelve yUurs, In 1865 hc
was called by President Young 90 AGo
charge Of Utah stake, and Afterwards
hul the position VI Mayor Of Provo iJE
ten NCufr,
Che body will lie In btaie ut the Stake
tabernacle, Provo, on Sunday next,
from o until H.. q. M, 90 which
latter hour the iuucfAi services VIII
commence.
This Union Pacific and RIO GmnIc
railways viii sull round lfip tiCkuIs 90
Provo ht single fbtU, f.f sunday only,
the u. T.. train leaves this city NJ 7;ii
am, anu the h. O., W. ht SOS am
rminB Will DO hold till uf,er tho luuc,,
al services close.
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ATLANTA AND MEXICO.
Requests For Tho Governor 10 Name
Commissioners 10 The Expeditions,
$50 Appoints = Comm Ittse ON Advis'
nbiiityJ Also IRds nEnaGcEs,Rnd
Go mmIssiouor on Ladies'
Literary Work.

Today Governor Yves, received COM
munioations from the city Of Mexico
anu from A,lasla, Georgia, inviting
Utah to take part iu tho respective
expeditions 10 be given at those places,
anu requesting the Governor to make
certain appointments. Upon these re-.
quests the Governor took prompt
action.
The Mexican communication "a from
the officials of tho Aundctu.MexloEn
Exposition which opens 81 tbs City
Of Mexico on April o, 1890, and 10
which extended notice waa given by
the NEWS a few wo0gs ggu. Utah is
given an urgent invitation 90 make n
display thore, and the Governor DO
urged 20 appgin. expedition commits
giOnru.
The Atlanta communication -
from the directorate Df the Cotton
State Exhibition which opoub 1t
Atlanta, Georgia, on Sept. is, this
year, aud continues 10 the end " the
year. The request was for dis play
aud appointment OF commissioners II o
the exposition rom Uian.
Tue Governor gave both requests
consideration, and decided 20 appoint
board OF commissioners 20 consider
the advlBnbilily Of having Ulgh take
part at either 0r 1otn Of Lu1 goat fairs.
For this purpose no named the follow
ing gentlemen:
Arthur l.. rnoma', He1ur I. Grant,
Richard MNcEintOth, ThUs, q. Webber,
James II. BACON, Francis Armstrong
anu w. r., Hubbard, salt Lake
county; II. A. MaoinuieI, Weber, YER
non l.. Halliday, Utah and Aaron H..
Farf Jr.i Cache.
These commissioners are authorized,
should they deem " alvisabio for u TAN
10 accept the iayltitl0u 10 exhibit
either at Atlanta or she CITY OF Mex
leo, TO formulate "a plan thgretjr and
to carry "a into eject.
In addition 10 the foregoing, the
Governor also acted upon tue requost
OF tbs board Of lady managers OF the
Cotton Statns Exposition that no
name "a board Of lady MANAGERS on
behalf Of Utah, and also a commis-
sioner - procure ami cAuso 10 be
exhibited a representative collection "
the literary enOrta OF tue women OF
| Utah.
The board OF lady managers named
by tie Governor consists OF MrH. W. 3.
| Mccormick, Mts. h. 3. RChArda, Alra.
o. J. Salisbury, MrB, y. a. Empey,
and Mira. q. W. Bsnnei, oi Balt Lake
county; Mrs. Eleola Bullock, UAh;
and Ma. H. J. KiesBl gud Mrs, InOE
A. Whalen, Wougr.
For commissioner on ladieB' literary
work, Mrs. Emmrline B. Wells, editor
OF tho NOnlan's Exponent was the
| Govetn9rs selection,
The ladiea and gentlemen named
Will give tho special aiisiru assigusd
them early attention, aud Information
will be given the public o. the course
that may be- decided upon.
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Leeture Tonight

Tho regular address In the UnlvUT-
sIly Popular Lecture course will DO de-
liyered this evening beginning A. S
O'Clock. The speaker on lnls occasion Ia
Hon. T. B. Lewis, territorial commits.
uiouer Of suholls, ana he win lecture
on tle subject Inc State anu Higher
Education. Tho program OF the couno
rive5 this outline OF Prof. Lewis's nd.
dteis-rho child Huu tho state; how
patriotism IL instillsd, and character
developed, intellectual development;
political growth anu etios; higher
civilization domanlH higher edueA-
ton; results Of state aid.
A punctual attenuauos Is requested
Of All who desire 90 hear the lecture.
Besides those 10 whom tickets have
uo8u igsuuu, others n interested, may
uu admitsI TO the full seating capacity
Of the hail.
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WON lhn NachtMnc..

CANNr5. March 7.-rho yacht race
between tho Britannia, Ailsa aud
C0rsair, was won by the Allte.
The race was for $50, go and 81.
The Ailaa, which .Aay faos ht new
York Tor the Americas cup, allows the
britannia only one minute anu twelve
tuyOndt.
The COisair which started IN tho
lead was Bgou lett behind and the race
was between the Ailsa anu Britannia.
The latter had the lead up 10 1896 PAM,
when the AllsA passed her % wlnl.
ward. The times at tho nnish were:
Aiiba 2.2l 20; Britannia 2!2l.0s.
The AilsA won by Two minutes
thiriy.six seconds actual time, but nj
lows the Britannia one minute twelve
seconds and Therefore wins by only n
minute anu twenty .iour seconds car
roctcd time.
Henry Allena American built ten-
rate Dakoiah, won the race for her
C.aes.
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NATURAL GAS MAINS.
They Arc Lald to tho Corner OF East
aud South Temple Streets.

Work has bosn rapidly pushed dur
ing the laat few days Ia the laying Of
the natural gas mains, and today they
were completed 10 tho southoaat corner
OF the Temple block. II IL expected
that the pipes will be- extended from
the ones now laid TO other parts Of the
city 40 fast ~ tho demand calls ioI
thsm. rho inlention VI the company
Il. to have lambsau burning this
afternoon, whom the gas can be turnoI
on, which will doubtless attract con.
aiierabie attention. Tho grand display,
however, viii not likely DO given Until
Conference week.
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Thrown From nd Bnggy.

About O'Clock this afternoon ia ere
wac a runaway on Fret south street.
A horse attached TO an upou buggy,
Ia which boy about 10 FEARS OF age
was standing, making vain attempt
20 control the animal, passed the city
hall. Continuing west 10 between
First aud 5oConi Yves, streets tho boy
was thrown from tho buggy, but was
not seriously hurt. A short distancp
farther on tho horse was stopped, with.
out any particular damaga being done.
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PLEADING FoR HAYWARD.
Erwin Addrsasss tie Jury In Bshaii
Of ats Client.


of ATS Client.
hiiSEEApOLi5, March 7.-Erwin re-.
sumou his long effort before tho Jury
tor the life VI Harry Hayward this
morning. II developed tlat In tho
Case OF cOuviotioR-cnnilden tx.
pvotCd by tho utat0--immediato sem
fence would DO moved. The drfeuse
has made every preparation for stay
and appeal. Erwin Ia expected 10
finish W Z O'Clock this afternoon, anu
II ho does no, Juuge Smith viii At once
charge tho jury. Not athird Of tho
crowd applying Tor admission this
morning got into the room, which was
packed 10 suil0ohtiuu,
Erwin attacked The testimony Of
BliXt, whiun, no admitted, was the
very focal pOin, Ot the case, lt war
full Of most fcritul contradictions and
iuCOntiBtenCiys and unworthy VI cred.
oncr, ne said. The Immunity promised
by the state u BilXt and AIRY Hay
ward for the sake OF cOnviC,luE Harry,
he declared wus T0vivai OF she pur-
nlci1ua practice u turning sintea uvl-
dence Ia Yogue In England, amt hu
called upon the jury 10 stamp ii out.
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GRAsB ISLAND, Neb., March H.
Clu Hs1msu,a survivor Of the El5s
week, has received letter f'Jm Ger
mEn Cotall RIentu b set date Tor
The taking Of bic ,git mony in regard
10 The iinliug Of ths Elbe on January
g. M. Holman hai auswofud that lao
would coms 10 Chicago nj any time
provided ihe travelling expense, tor
h.uiali anI legal adviser and his loss
Of line Wtie raid.
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Some Good News.

Mr.. Lsuon, an ola Bingham minor,
has found rich vein OF coal ivs miles
west of Richholi, says tho advocate.
lie and four other men arc now sink
,ug a shaft. The groupings wers found
low down In a deep guloh, but on 40.
count OF tho danger OF floods the shaft
ls t.ug sunk from the surface. Mt.
Larsou, who understands his business,
ava 10 lisa suTe thing and will supply
all tuo surrounding country with coal
Of good quality
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s,4-i.Al1V CiTYi March t. Hon.
S, '.y.,l E'kinsi senatOt.eluct from
W. w lisinla, arrived last night by
i. .,,l ,lL lilo accompanied by his
~, -t',!i all hls trip has commercial
~ l,iaAls political algnlhoancr.
M ''' ..., Dla1 and cabinet will pay
NJ! Ia Mexico. N"''ub w
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TuE ssUttlE ON.

fifteen Thousaud Minors WIN Quit
work foday.
PIrTgnuR0, March The riflku Of
the minura IN the Plllauurg dis,Fic. 10
On 10 full force aud II n expected today
will 200 n general Husptusion VI WORK
except by lees than 1000 men. u, IL
estimated that before night 1900
miners will have quit woTa.
Reports received at the minerA' head
quar.oru up 10 10 noon Soy there IL %
general suspension Ot work throughout
tue district. From the report VI the
c9mmit6iouer oi labor II 10 eitimatod
that the number on strike IA over
~, 900 and the number employed ~ the
mines where there is " be no strike he
$500.
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nav York, March IA fptelal
g,iia.eh 10 The World iroIn kinsalUn,
'AAlleA, nya there IL a iul'-iiedged
..u'e revolt IN tue northern Provinces
\ 700 republic Of Hayti, President
Allpl.y'e having failed 10 raise finds
(! a1alsolu loan Aul finds himself
.AlAills Without money 10 hoy nui
,alp HoIpa no will lind it dinluult 10
~! ~ elective military operation
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FAILUaE or a UEHuAN MIAMI.
Hundreds uf nopositora Guiurh-Con
merciai ttuuHys Involved.

CHICAGO, March Tho ticAurs hefc
have tue ioilgWiur. "BrTiiu, Magch 7.
The groateHt excitement haze teen
created IA rarolIm uy the failure Of
the MUuklumbufg Credit bank OF that
place. Hundreds Of dup5H.tors are
ruined. The PoOple'1 saviuge bank,
a email concern, AMI Two large cone
mofcinl houses have failed Ga coufe.
queucn " the failure Ui the Credit
bank.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES
Ia Honor oflho Late Elder Clark, Who
Died while on u Mission.
Ehtor DsIere, NeyE

Editor DsSoroi News
Kindly insert the following; No.
mortal services will be held at Farm.
ington meeting house on Sunday,
March 10, at $3.50 p. M, Ia honor oi
Elder John A. Clark, who died Of
black smallpox February s, at Haifs,
PRlsst ne, wnilo labJring Ia the Turk
ish mission.
Obliging yours truly,
J. IA. SECRIsT, Blohop.
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COILIDrD WIN AInlIN.

A noob aud ladder truck doing to
Tirr.
DETROIT, Mich, Match 7.-HooE
and ladder truck No. going 10 q fire
was struck by a freight train Vt eau
Held avenue, ia cr0asiuR the Detroit
railroad this morning.. Tue following
were probably fatally hurt; Driver
Anthony kon, married, aged 20;
siccraman Chrisuan d1cb,l widowof,
aged 81; Lieut.. Charles l.. Chtss,
single, aged 30. a tine Of a hook AMI
LADDER fork entered Kor's head, peno.
lrutlng the brain. The truck was
thrown $50 iuut Toe horses were
badly manglUI, Car tain 81. EWirih
wnH bruised.
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TO rotor iho judiciary ar,lg.s 20 tHO
Coust luton h.Ck to the committee,
who viii now oOlior upon the matter
Win the judiciary committee Ui the
Constitutional Convention and report
progtuss al a lat date.
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LosANOmu, CAL, March 1.-Two
sigltJtli 90 b3ys were poisoned with
siychnine e5alained IN cakes given
y hslghb.L One boy died tlo
cher 4 tl.l alec. Tho woman VINO
save TIE cakes sItenuoutiy dunieo all
Aa.Hla1gs o. the poison or that she
had emily towards the children.
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CONVICTED OF LIBEL.
VIM. CLAIMANT, Of the Ogden "Sland-
ard" tho Victim.

A dispatch received this afternoon
stated tnat VIM. Glasmann, OF the
Ogden STANDARD, had been convicted
by the jury a. o yien, OF orimiaal libel,
Tor publication curing tha last cleo.
ton campaign, concerning l.. Il.
RhoJps
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TRENrOS, y. j., March 1-Slz
hundred OF the 900 employees OF IS. *.
fultou's wool mill have struck Tor the
restoration OF the second 10 per cent
reduction made iu the wages last sum.
meL They claim the pfUmlso 10 r-
store the wages on January j, has been
violated.
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Lona ol1ugnr nuInsa 81 Nnlsr.

BoBToN, March q. Fire was discov.
Oruu last night iu the main hold Of the
British steamer Naparima which at
fivtd late yesterday from Mutzanaf,
with q cargo Of sugar Tho cargo Of
. 100 tons OF sugar, valued NJ $40 900,
oonsigucd 10 tue American Sugar Re.
ining Company, was ruined " water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
For Keenlng a NnIsance.

r. w. Dellamon plead guilty to an
inlraotion OF the nuisance ordlnsnoe
this afternoon, aud Police Juslico
Smith ee, tho lime for sentence al .
pan. tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

LONDON, March 7.-Rlglt Hon.
Henry Campbell Bsunermgnn, socIo.
tgTy Of state for war Issued the army
estimates log 1895 today. Tnry are
placed at clGg53,5gU, a decrease Of
1921 900 ig0m Tue ngugss OF 1894.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
Tina Walker House Leased.

Mr.. George II. johnson, late Of Me-
Cook, NsO., has leased tho Walker
House flf one year, with the privilege
OF three, and the place will be- thor.
oughly renovated and repaired Vt once.