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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-23
OMEN NO. So.

For a raven TO light on the chimney
or flutter about the windows of house
in which there is sickness. denotes the
approach of death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-23

BY the way, who was it fired on the
American flag in the Windward Pas
sage? Who said "rais"?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-23
representative From wOOnsocket.

George Bachelor of woonsocket was
born in London, Eng, October IL, 1850,
and received common school education.
Has held various city offices, including
member of Board of Aldermen, license
commissioners and commissioner OF
streets and bridges. Occupation, grocer.
Politics, Republican.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-23

On March IS,
186 B, Sherman's
army was saw ed
from destruction by
the courage of one
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-23
Cheviot Serge!

A 12-inch Cheviot Serge in navy
and black-immensely proper for sea-
side and mountain purposes-worth
not lees than 75c., we should say, but
bought 30 that We can offer 1t
at soc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
CANNIBALS IN CHINA.
SsYsn Persons Taken Prisoners,
Killed aHd Eaten,
AND nuCu PROPERLY DESTROYED
ihe Outcome Of Dispute Between
Two Communities Over
Water Rights.

BAN FRANCisCO, OCT. 1.-TWO LARGO
Villages, Pien Cheug and fang Cheug,
distant seven mlles from ry Bani, 10
me Canien province. China, were
recently the scenes OF shouktnR deeds
10 oinnibAllsm and vAnGOn destrtic-
Ton OF productive property. The
swallow correspondent OF the China
A'sll, on August 2yih, forwarded the
dutAil, Of tne hght between the two
c1mmuHities, which was ptecipitaled
~ dispute over water fights,
by night attack the people of Tang
Cheng cut the sea embankment an
ltt Ia the water ~ A. TO destroy a large
pAit OF their enemy,s rice, then altn6,t
feAly Tor cutting. Repflsals followed,
atd though the villages are distant
only thirty miles from two disirir,
cities, Hal Hong and Lok Hong, the
hghiing continued for over n month,
involving many villages aud cAusinR
large number OF deaths,
Tho wont feature, however, IL this.
by ono side three AMI by the other
four prisoners wers taken alive. These
non were killed aud eaten, seven 10
all. IL wns not ia tolls case, az In
some othofs, m eating Of the hnaf. OF
gail only; every eataolo portion was
consJiaej, mysI OF IL being given 10
tue children Of the respective Villages.
Though not unprecedented Ia that
district, such an act " cannibalisni 10
uausual and led 10 the appointment of
a special deputy TO inquire inlo the
Gaze.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

a1st my call On avenue VI poo l'.
Women, strange to soy, pfedoni-
uat Ia tho crowd. They become
hantio at the sight ~ Duffaut AID
when We lead him into the court room,
We have to forcs the women Into tbs
corridors and down tho stairway.
"Durrant's lie has been tire tened
on all aides. Even old criminals nave
sought 10 destroy II and We dare MT
take him In the prison van with the
ordinary prisoners, a. we discovered
recently that there was plot among
them 10 Hill Durfnnt.
"Whon the Jury and Duffant were
taken 10 the place Of the tragedy la T. o
belffy OF tho church II was 1 VIII
escorted them. When We were clint.
Ing the rickety stairs to the OLD helify
Wo came TO landing ami Dlffant
turned to the Jury aud ssidi 'ftey
claim that this In the placc, gentlemen,
wheIe the body OF Blanche Lamout
was found
"Evefyoody but Durrant involun-
tarily shuddefed and drew back a step
~ two. Ho stood there imr sssivsly,
without even the tremot Of an cyelasu,
and then looked around him as II be
had never seen the place before.
"Tho trial 10 now drawing 10 = close.
but the excitement Of the people does
not abite. They believe that there IL
mott doubt ~ 10 Durrauiis guilt. He
dous not seem 10 care what anybody
thinks His father nn1 mother are
Ike him, and show no feeling OF con-
cefu ~ 20 thelr sons fate. although n
IL said that they love him pnssior-
atoy."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

Ciaim- 10 be th" widow Of Senator Fair
aud IN New In Prison.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-LIllle
Bayer, one ol tho women vino claims
TO DO the lawful wife Of tho late Sam
ator James y. Fair, Ia now "a prisoner
At San Quentin, where She will serve
= term VI ten ysas for embtzzlsm.nt,
rhe lie story OF Lillie Bsyvr Is n re-
markablo ons In many respects. soon
after tho death o. senator Fair, she
announced that she had Married tho
millionaire Ia 1898 and that ono sou
was ths result OF tho uaion. Sas A.
sorls positively that she has papers ia
her possession which will prove hor
claims, aud says further that the
senator decided 10 hora ranch In thi.
slate, the revenues Of which were de-
voted TO the reating anu eduuation Of
the boy. Or ths ohargs OF ON DezEle.
mont, ON which she was convict.
ed, tho woman claims that shs
has been grossly inisrspre-en MED
aud attributes her present sad plight
AMI the delay before being tried 10 tas
efforts 0f those VINO were anxious 10
have her out OF the way.
~ am not Insane" sAld she, "and
when l say that | can prove my mar
rage 10 SsnsIer Fair I am NOS speak
Ing for effect. My BABY son 4, now
being cared for by friends In the
country. His Whereabouts l have
kept a secret, fearing that an effort
would be made 10 have him take from
me. Soon alter made IT, known that
| had been married TO Senator FaiF, u
representative OF his sou Charles IN ads
me ap offer OF 100000, providing |
would turn over all tho papers In my
possession, allow tho boy to be a iopta
and give the name Of the magistrate
who performed tue marriage ceremony
All this / refused TO aocedo ~, aud
told them that | would accept nothing
except that whioh legally belonged 10
me-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct AS the
result Of tha oIn .grsucss taat navs re-.
Gently been held by tbs sctiny Japan.
zee minister VI foreign Affairs anu tho
newly arrived minister Of spain, a
declatation has been agfosd upon, 6ays
The Japan Mail, defining the limits OF
the boundaries between tho territories
OF Japan and Spain Ia the wost-Ta
Paoinc. Tue terms Of the declaration
arc that
First, q line, parallel 10 % lAtllu 10
passing through the middle OF tho
nsvigaDle part OF the Bashee channrl
shall, under the present declaration,
mark tho boundary bsIwesn tbs terri.
tories OF Japan ana spain ln the
western part " the Pacific.
second, the govern uent OF spain de-
clares that II thall never lay claim 20
the Islands lying 10 tho NORTH shd
northeast Of tue above msnIionOd
boundary liue.
Thiri, this government Of japan DO.
clnres that II shall never lay claim %
the Islands lying u tbs south west OF
the above mentioned boundary line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
Oregon improvement ,ompaps =
statement .

New YoRK, Oct. l.-Presidsnt
Smith Of thu Oregon improvement
company has Issued circular TO ths
stockholders defining the financial
position OF ihs cOmfany with IeisT-
snce g. tho default OF Interest today for
half u year, on the second oonsOllda-
ton i've per oeut bonds. rhe tolnl
assets when the present mauasrmsut
assumed control amounted u $3.50, $50,
OF which s22 900 was cash.
Since Juy |, thefc has been To-
ooivod S5S,O0O from san Francisco
The ouly usDt now owed In New YORK.
l. slO7,3lO, dus tho sinking fund.
There will DO due December next,
si8T, 6l0. against which thsrs isnJw
Oh hand $4,000. Mr. Snith slates
that the net earnings m Tie interval
will merely pay tho nfss mortgage
and the HlnkinE fund requirements.
Fiom s2sT500 10 t352,5OO will DO
needed for repairs 10 steamships ana
coal miues. Its ngg believed that In
tho fiseal year ending November 80,
tho fixed charges will have been
earned. These amount 10 f6J0,6OO on
outsiA ndiug bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
10 rIonfr rAmnANY.
faFhhnrst Recommends the ro.mA
tien Of AuoIhrr tenn uiittee of
seNeutV.

Nav York, Oct. IA movement
vas lul on foot todsy to revive the
Committee VI seventy, or create n
similar body 10 take steps uBoesary 10
uhng shout q union OF all anli-Tam-
many loIcss. This movement IL In.
'llftd BY the action OF the good gov
,tumenI clubs convention last night
10 nom lnaliag a ticket against the
aaVles OF q majority Of the executive
elmmillte. The ehsncts for success
vets considered good by those who
,ook Tue Initiative. Or. q. IA. PARK.
nunl hastily telezrnphod as follow. to
ulAfles Stewart Smlth, who Is at pres
'h'h Stamford, Conn;
"Our only chance 10 10 hold maas
ineellng aud institute new clmmit-
W OF seventy. Lasl nighps inuon.
uisihe And inharnOni Ous action can.
MOI but fall dsai."
Di' PAfkhnrst II confident that a
opiholnnllon Of anti-Tsmmany orgau-
. 't,iols and electors Ia possible. He
",,''lloul.a The action Of last night to
youthful enthusiasm, aud "rxpro,-
I've teAl'" lie says that the good gov
,th'neh' clubs, while claiming to 0e
'na successor Of tue committee OF
evenly, have not taken up tho duties
ny purposes Of the committee, and
.uH' therefore tho only lhing TO do ls 10
'-IeAu The committee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
SPEAKING on susRAsr.
Extraordinary Precautions 60 Guard
Him Against aob vioIeaas.

NEW YORK, Dot. William GIaok
under sheriff OF Bau Francisco, A. in
the city attending the supreme lodge
convention OF the Sons OF 81. GeoTgr.
5prAking Of Theodore Dutrani, whose
ttihl IL now nsar the end, Mr. GlacS
aaldi "He II tne most Indifferent and
callouu man la existence. Under the
most trying oifcumsta noes no remains
coJl, calm aud aDsJlutsly fearless. He
Ia u peculiar looking fellow. His fore.
head Ia fairly developed, aud his eyes
Aro full, clear ami Intelligent, He
never gives any trouble. never asks
any questions, never exhibits ANY
symptoms OF feeling, anu has nsvtr
referred IN any wHy to Blanche In.
mont OF Minnie Wliliams. He acts
rs II no had never known them. He
aeenls 10 DO male OF steel, anu 10 Ia .
sAms Thsodors Durrant today MS he
was before the discovery OF the iodie.
In the belffy OF Emmanuel Baptist
church.
"EKtTAordlnary precautions were
taken long ago TO save DurIAnpa life
hOn mob. hey were essentially
necessary. You have no idea Il the
intense feeling existing Ia San Fran.
cleo against Durfant. The court room,
the halls, tho grand stairway, the court
yards and also the stTetts anu squafes
In tho vicinity Of tue court are
thIonged every day by thousands of
persons anxious to $50 the prisoner on
his way 10 aud ir0m court. Forty
deputy snerlfir, In civilian dTesp, are
always near him and others guard
aim weilp hS 10 being driven through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
0oanErr Confident.
Ito Knew. That ia. Gaming p,sh,
viii lie = Hard strunaI,

'sf' ~" 'etb NtruGMlfs
WAsuiNoToN, Oct. 2.-"N0body
Knows any better than my,eli,o said
onamplon Corhelt last night, "thit
when | meet fllksimmJns Ia isSas, 1
Am going to have the hardest dght Of
my career, Consequently l have
Deob taxing good care Of myself, dos-
p'te reports 10 the contrary, AMI NY
elhultion today IL such NJ 20 Justify
ihn conhdeneo rnporni In me by my
osckefs. lt was = surprise TO myself
now little iAilguu | felt after my pee.
iofinance ni Madison Square Garden
Monday evening, ami u there were
any doubts Of my staying qualities,
eNhibiiiJr. A. n matter OF feet, 1
never felt better In my life ami wa.
never In better physical condition
than am Nj present. 10 savo my lie,
! cannot undefuiaud why such mis-.
representations are made as are daily
appearing IN tho rswapapefs 10 the
effect that am fat and careless about
my Training. / reopgniks fully the
magnitude OF tue task before me ans
an governing myself accordingly,
people are tAlking about the dI,.
parity Of tho weight between Fla.
simmons and myself, but when we
strip IN the ring at Dallas, or else.
where, will look like n Toy alongside
my opponent. He 10 bigger across the
chest than l am, but my fiesh is more
evenly distributed over my body.
When we put up our hands II IL more
than likely Fitzsimmona will weigh
about 1856, and that nsko. pfetty
good heavy weight fighter. Tom
sayros fought his beat at i5i pound,,
aud nobody ever questioned ais
ability ms spatrcr or Tor ganetslahlp
In Tue flng whether hls opponent was
a heavyweight OF not.
There II golns 70 be great deal OF
hard work neto saiy to put Us both In
fighting trim before tho last Of tut.
mon,h, but have no fears NJ 10 the
outcome, for 1 ,hNll do my utmoet Ito
settle tue question OF supremacy ior
once and all. rusro has been some
igitaiion Of tho Dauis VI John l.. sui.
Ivan for rcicrse OF tho battle, but 1 do
not SEQ low ha could accept such n
posltion' II bs could stand by anu SEQ
the man win, who with blow, had
taken lame and fortune from him, all
l can say IL that he ~ different from
any human being | ever heard Of.
IL would bs unJust 10 John l.. sullivan
10 put him In such n place, aud no
ffi.nd or well wisher VI his will bs
willing to force him into It. by any
chance OF duke 1 should lose the nght
with Frz'immons and sullivan should
be the referee, tboro would be a never
ending How Of talk about payinE on
old eruag.s, aud for my part 1 don,.
tnink Sullivan wants TO be thus stu.
nted.
"why there should be 20 much mir
representation In regard to myself anu
my condition 10 beyond comprshsn.
sion. Take that Philadolphia affair
for Instance. IL was made 10 appear
that Fitzsimons aud myself were en-.
gagged In row In the bartoom, when
az matter OF fact wa were In tbs
Office OF tho hotel, Fllzlim0ns was a
little tho wors. for liquor or the squat.
bic would never have occurred, al.
though his friends have tried TO put
the harden OF beginning hoslillties on
my shoulders"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
DnEr wArEE CONVENTION.
r.rmansnt Committee
ga n..uiutiun..

Permanent Committee
su n.ssIutisn..
TOPEKA, kAs., Oct. 2.-ltenFesenta.
tive Hall was comfortably nllsi when
Temporary Chairman, Congressmsn
Burton, called the deep water c5nisr.
euoo 10 order. The following ofganl.
ration was reported by the COMMITTEES:
Permanent chairman, George g. Vest,
Missouri. permanent secretary, Tom
Richards, Texas; reading olefk. Char.
Martin.
The committee on resolutions waa
elected as follows AfiEjnA-Colon
Cameron, Charles IL. DSake; Atkau.
sas--.i A.. Blackburn, A. Bsfwig;
Cahfornia-F. :. Hepsy; Colofase-
Charles rhuflow, Mrs. n. T.. Earnest;
lllinOis-A. J. shaw, hifon Rhodes;
Kansag-Howell Jonrs, ID. w. Finney;
Loui.isut-S. Il. PenJlston; Missouri
%. N. CLARK, II. W. salmon; MOu-
lana-J. ID. whelply; Nebfaska-C.
X. Chsse, n. A. 5eszy; New Mexico
r. Is, Mills, Il. V. ChAvss; Oklanoma-
Henry Thompson, +. IL. Greer;
leKas-G. l.. Mann, Oscar Befgs,rom;
Utah r.. NJ. splvey; wyoming-
Clafenoe u. CLARK, J. II. Barren.
Senator Vest ssid: "Gsntlsmen Of
this convention, return my thanks
Tor this honor. II ~ uIpec "a our ao-
ton will be cautious, conservative aud
slnoere, ami thus command tue r..
speOt OF the people. rLls convention
: nOW open.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

NEw York, oct. a. . aptain Koran
was askoi his opinion as 10 the PROB.
able outcome OF Saturdays c1ntests
between Cambridge anu Yale. Ho
ssi1' 81 am not sanEuins OF n victory.
La iact suall he much surprised anu
oorfespondinsly pleased " We capture n
mnlority ~ tue events. 10 Yale con-
csuo tno hammer, shot, broad Jump
anu 100 yard dash. Combfidge.I think,
VIII lake the SOO-yard, quRri.r.miIe,
hali'mile and one mills races. Foe
hurdles and the high jump CONSIDER
IN doubt. While the lOO.yard event
seems safe for Richards, yet Levine,
VINO VIII start, may prove 10 be n sur
prise. lie Is running quite last"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

LONDON, Oct. LIN the course Of =
long letter from Havana, puhi,hsd in
tue Iimss, tue correspondent cay. that
the longer lac stays In Cuba nld toe
more he sous of the Cubnus tue rifon 2.
Or has become his conviction That n
large measure Of autonomy " nsco,-
sary " Spain Wishes TO preserve Gaia
In a peaceful state.
"lhe wnole feeling Of the people"
he proceeds. "is agninut tue cUutInu-
nnce Of the existing system. Splin
must therefore look the rimatipn IN
the face aud grant radical 20 otmf.
IL seems imposslble 10 me, however.
that Cuba AZ an indepenient republic
could ever hope 70 be happy aud
uultOIb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

AUSTIN, Texas, oct. 2.-rhe fight
managemsnt 10 entirely satisfied with
tho situation this mofnluK ana sa v
that they viii DO on tho aggressive
from now on. II Is evident tho admin
iattstlon forces are spaEfing for tins la
order TO get their forces here, US at pres.
ent they have not suliieie siren 9Th
10 cast two.thifds vote. The nght
management have enou gh strength in
tue House 10 dsioAt tue measure today.
aud viii Try their best 10 force a vote
immediaiely. Twenty Populisls IN
the House caucus early todsy ana n IA
learned that they will vote against thu
emergency clause, IN order 10 down
the Democratic administration. They
VIII not vote solidly, unless absolutely
necessary, but they arc pledged that
they would be responsible for tho de.
ieat OF the emergency clause, even N
II required sOlii cots.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

WAsHINuToS, Oct. Fine suuhAr.
ipiic congress OF the Ca holio onuron
opened today with pontlfioal high
mass NJ N. Palrlok's church, Mgf.
sHiolll being tho orlebrant snd Car.
dinal Gibbons aud many Arohbishops
and bishops assisting. This svuhts
were most memorable Ia the history
OF the church, NJ, with thrpe exceptions,
nil the digniIaries a1d diocesan hoais
Of the church Ia Amstica participate
Bishop X iau, Of ghs Catholic uui.
ver8ity, preached an eloquent sermon
on the divine Institution OF the holy
eucharist, Tho business sessions Of the
congI,ss opened this afternoon, Mgr.
SstDlli delivering an addrese.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
Notes.

Sheriff LLOYD, Of Carbon county,
brought In Elsard Csvlnuss rom
Price, i1s, sysnl <, aud placed him In
tho couDrJ .ii br detention w the
Ulcers Of aoulyElus county, Coloss'
10, can sebd siIof him. tavine's IL
waited fuf the murIer u Byr1 u
heGooch On August Z 1885, At Mao
coo, Colo. He Is aI,ut % yrart 9i age
WIN. II. rhufmoad, % EuT,ka, sad
Satah Boyle, 90 stnl qulu, wtfe msr-
nvd tubs n1fplut uy iud 10 Diiun'
ueffy at ne Hotel Roberto
Mis-, Emma Bl.lius'Iy OF Carey,
idsho, arrive ln Provo ytsiurlAy, 90
attend ths Bdgnsm Young acaueuJ,
she is couta Of Mr-. John ; Rollo, Of
tniu city.
Andrew Gunbsfg, Of Provo, aged s5,
AMI Lena Tour, OF FoN D1ige, lows,
igel "a, received = marriage iieeps'
y s1efday.
Bon. Il. Rich will stump Utah eoun'
~ ies the Gspub.ieAlr'
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Answer OF the Ys,msrs' Loan a Trus,
Company.

sRATTLE, Wash, Oct l.-rhe Farm
ots' LJAh a Trust company ~ tIuestses
OF the second mortgage bonds has MED
IL answer Ia the recsivorship case
denying the alleged Willard influences
In tue appointment Of the old receivers
aud denying the alleged confsf0ucs bt-
tween OAkss, Willard. Colby, Hoyt,
Cromwell aud Rolston though cpnuoi-
Ing that Rolston may have had other
intstviows with OAkos, C0lbyAnd Cfom-
we'll Tbs answer denies any knowl-
edge OF Guttave Illhricht prior to the
appointments Oakss aud prOnOunoes
absolutely fAlse tue allegation that
Oakos appealed u Rols.on or TO VII.
lari TO insist on his appointment Ne re-
ceiysr. IL comedies thAt President
Rolslon nominated OAkes for tho 10.
erivefship but denies that he did 80
from personal or business interests. IL
suggests that tue receivers In Justice
90 themselves anu tho oompsny should
either Ia Wisconsin or hers Antwer the
chaiges made against them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

Sr. LoUis,oeL 2.-Ignais Go'Jmauu,
= iooblu ana duiCnseiets Oil mas, wa
tssAuited last night In n room bhck Of
lis Restaurant, on Twenty.thitd aud
olive streets, where he lived alone,
beaten into insensibliity with u Ia
iron, stabbed repeatedly and cut aud
slashoi aofoss tho face 30 ~ Ia se al
most infecognlzAble. Passers.by saw
smoke Issuing aud Investigated. A
heap Of burning bsd clothes with tue
dying mAu IN the midtt was dis.
olvefei. The flames were Gistin.
gulshed ana the Wounded man sent o.
the city dlspcnsary, whore he died.
Goldmsnn was % yesfs old, aud
widower.
Two bloody carving knives aud a
Hat iron were taken possession OF by
tho police, who this forenoon arrested
John and Robert Bernie, twins, aged
IS, on suspicion o' having commiiied
tue crime. DIR. Howard Foraker SAYS
he saw them olimbing over n fence In
the rear OF Goldmsn's place, hve min.
u1es before the discovery OF the muir
dei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
VENEZUELA avn ENGLAND.
= hsEsio Draw the United STATES Into
thu Dispute.

~ PAUL Mimi, Ost. l..-rhe PIo-
~, rIrss tomorrow Will say. Moses
r. Clapp left for New York tonight 10
auenu Thursday evening n hastily.
.'auged meeting Of the Munoa com
pny, limited, TO consider immediate
- 70 laRo possession Of the territory
vnuIactd within the concession from
uustuela. Tho outcome OF IN.
.,euhg may be possibly ifsught with
',iyus RESULT. Ii IL NO secret that a
,l,,',,, a. least OF the territory IL In
Iilute between Ventzuel and Great
"lualn, And that the present govern.
~. " me former country would not
,VMh 10 avail itseli OF tho moral,
NJ ~ ~ u necessary physical, good offices
sne United S.alos to prevent inc
.lu,'oaehment OF the latter. It's even
~, ,hlt tho grant OF the concession
shfewd stroke Of diplomacy o
snellelan President, for the putf
p ,o Of drawing the Uniisu Stale. ui.-
ny into action TO force Great
nnl.aln TO abandon her uauTpatlon OF
~. 'eIfllory In Venezuela. rhe syndi.
sa ~ nas gwen notice that 1t will lake
manlh. '' "'"in
=, u plomatlo correspondence ON th,
N.Y." vlto, between Washington ana Lon-
p, naa been active for some time pa,t.
uei' cleveland anu 6sirstary o.
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PROVO.


The follosing aligns wrfe admitted
10 cillzsn,nip this morning: Hans
Erirks n h1i JOIN Eiiokinn,oi Hensii
John Alt,ig, Chadss AlbeEg aud Ed
ward Evao', OF Eltvk''
Joseph Oibotn has commenced tnli
againe, ths H. q, W. ny. Go. To col
lsct $50 lot Any head Of sheep which
no claim. were killed By the defendant
corporation. train ntsf SOLDIER sum
INIT, on thelil Of August, 1873.
IL. l.. Suffrig, cnatgrd VITA pass
log counterfeit sl2 merchandise
order on E.slnsIo Coop, changed hls
plea OF no, guilty 10 ono OF guilty. liz
was sent.nes. 70 0ge year In the peni-
t9ntiAry.
Ihs sl4O0J damage suit Of Green.
halgh W. lhs Meadow Irrigation COM
pany again oceupioI Ihe attention Of
Vie court tals forenoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
cn.no, compete WIN Norwegian.

wAsIuSaToS, Oct. 2. - Thomas
O'Hefa, Uniled Slate, consul at Grey
Town, reports that the belief prevails
IN BiueflelIe that the Southern Pacific
Railway company Ia about to disco &.
tlnue liz steamer line (MorgAR) be-
tween New Orleans anu Bluefislds,
owing to tho low price OF bansnas ami
The difficulty OF competing with Nor.
wogian steapefs, manned by poorly
paid sailors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

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mcmber q the 'chco board thote aud
who held el'ik.hip until quite H..
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old Tor iofslag checks iaid IN afaount
TO more ihau t5Ui. Hriaa weIl ktown
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W ns - nueh Regretted BY his nu-
mt fcus Ifi'lds there. lie va aifesl.
cd ycsteruhl aitfu1Jn hi lis home.