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FOR NbW SETTLERS.
An Experienced Pioneer Ol,s Some
Advice.
Upon the Fsnsihiiiy Of s,HTting a v ~
Isgc In TortiIs valley OF
Uintah County.
LuCERS VALLEY RAsCH,
Uintah Co., Utah, July "a, 1851


Uintah Co., Utah, July "a, 1855.
EdRor Dcse,ei AeicG
have resided In Utah ~ years aud
olpsd /, build seven new settlements
thers the last ouo Of which was Loa
In Rabbit Valley where 1 now reside.
THE spring started on trip through
northeastern Utah, for the purpose Of
seeing " could lind favorable place
to locate not yet occupied, anu mas.
much az our young people are locking
for locations, and have personally
large number " irioBde who Will
he interested In knowing what iind,
thought n small article IN ygur paper
would be Of Interest u your teAdufo Of
iHrge.
am ri present In small valley,
about ton miller long and two mii8s
Wide, Known rs LIcVTn Valley, fitu.
atcJ IN U!nlAh county, Umh, near tIa
west bAuR VI Green River ami tIuln
VI HenTy'a Fork. Toe valley has q
variety oi sJil from n sandy loan 70 a
pretty strOfg clay but M n W lo W IL
very goOoi aud will produce we'll
when cultivated; tho altitude Is DO.
tween $500 and G,001 feet ana the
climate similar to Ashley valley 90 10
wateroj 10y o canal thirteen milts long,
taken from Sheep creek, which, o. Tar
~ rom pIetunt indications can Judge
has wa,Or enough t1Hupply ths valley.
In two respects this place Drais uuy
other 1 lave seen iu UlHh. Ia tA1
nrat place thsre IL m0.u timber RUu
wood ia close proximity ~ lie
valley tuan tho geitioTa can cut Ia u
hunurnd year., and IN the second
lace, | nave never aseu = tOs'Of uT 20
< uI u summer range Tor cattle. There
are about u 90 nufoH 20 vacant gov
| eminent lauI left, WHOA eau be tasUu
up under thb homestead ami dgBsrl
Ecif. Wafer can 10 bought from the
Lucefu Lsud q Watsr cJmpauY, who
Duli, the sheep Creek canal, Tor SO pet
| acre w easy term, anu no annual wa.
ter rUnt to pay afterwards.
10 10 40 good place for = settlement
~ anybody wants, u there was only
| enough here 90 start ware, a school,
| etc; hut this place 10 nSW yu,, rs lhu
! canal YVES oEly unlshUd las year. A.
| Tor maaIug liying hore, 4 think tue
chances gfe 80 good as Ia mOst place..
II Ia q GnUi cattle county, with better
prices fOr cattle than iurihcr s0u,h,guI
Tor iurmilg and dairy pro !ucis, Gfe5I
Riv,r city, Rock Sptlngs aui lhr coal
CAMS II tontuwsstorn Wy ming give
better market tam 10 found almost
anywhere.
II Auybo ly should have auy lnlen.
tons 10 tultls rUfe 1 wuulu advise
tlem ~ como nnd lVvL ut ...s place iuT
'Hsmselyts htsI, AMI % everything
suite they eau helpstarI n village, which
l anu SON, OF my trends suAll prot
ably commence here tubs fall.
Yours truly,
joins BLACKBURN.
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Rnr Elder Slnke lonference.

The qusTtefly cen sronoe OF the Box
Elder stake was held IN the Brigham
CITY tAbOruncls Sunday and Monday
July 2Slh aud .0.h, 1895. Elder Il.
ClAwton President Of the stake, prssid.
ing.
Elders Lorenzo Snow and A. II.
Cannon. Of the council Of Apostles, the
presidency Of tie stake, the High
Council and Bishop, from various
wards wers present on the stand. aud
large audience wss In attendance.
SUNDAY forenoon, after opening eX-
ercistf, PIeaiueut kldRer CIhwsOn
said when We o0nls together to
transact business aud dwell on the
principles OF the Gospel Il should DO
time OF refreshing. The organizations
In the various wards OF this Stake are
toleTAbly complete, In the early days
OF tho Cbufoh IL was no, uncommon 10
hear OF people npo-lati2lng, but To-Day
it IL seldom H0 her Ui suuu
occurrences. Tbs irlHls 81 life have
made the elderly ssiu,s t!aunoh anu
firm In the principles Of the Gospel. II
there n Ay danger II Ia with our
young Pc pie VINO sre exposed TO
many compilations and evil hsnits and
prac oBs. Parents thOulI exercise
Wisdom and judgment iOr thUir chi.-
dTen. They should not only guard
their Rssooiation but should see that
they become members IL the yATiOua
Church organizations anu attend their
duties. The Influence surrounding
thom will hAvs Their effects upon them.
Elder A. II. Cannon was pleased to
see 10 many young people in sttond.
ance, for II 10 upon them that tue
| future responsibilities OF the Church
will rest. There n too great n.
miliAriiy among some OF our young
people, which n not restrained
may ioad 10 evil. Young pevpi5 can
not be too careful In their assooi. ton
with each other. ThOir thoughts
should bs so pure that evil could not
| 10 suggested within them. Parents
who permit Ioosenets IN their families
| will share Ia thOir possibilities.
Young people should take advantage
OF their timo and opportunities; II Is
| pleasant 10 contemplate something
| great, but IL takes work N accomplish
II. a zeal for greatness should DO In.
fused into our young people. rne
great men and women VI the world
nave had to labor under the moot au-
| verse CircumslRr Ces, TAT have directed
| their whole efforts toward the accom-
piisument OF their pufI oirs,
A. . 9. NJ, ElueI l. rsuzl Snow adj.
dressed the congregation, ho said VIZ
| should rtgl1e IuAt cur religion
consists VI facts. The testimony II
| the GOBpel has Brought tens OF IN u
sands Of IoOpls 10 tnB Territory. The
LORD mas provided mtAns ny which We
can be- helped In tlmea oi emptatlon
oy knowing the language ui tbs spirit
Of God. Missionaries can DO euoce'sfui
by having q perfect love Tor the E.u!s
OF men.
Elder A. II. Cannon IN Referring TO
the statute OF President Bog a.
Young, said he thought there wee les.
sons TO be ttSpht by The srscu N u
monuments tbLS could not be civ Ia
any other way. Here tea gther ton
riSing up that did not know Presiasn1
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material but they did not know
whether 1t hsd been delivered or not
tpJ 1t was therefore sent TO Geo.
Thompson.
The claim Of Cries Bros. fr sl5 10
1r drugs received by the county in-
Urinary between July Bed and 2ith,
was referred TO innrmary committee.
The following Appropriations were
made! Alfrd Rydelius, IS; Geo. NJ.
suytt, ssl.Ol; Ephta'm Grfiithg, 500;
Vm. !. Lynch, $3.50. Salt Lake Grali
Co., si3. 80; MArarl North AMI +. II.
jackson, 1905; Phillp'Jor,s, 50; Mrs.
Bowman Can on, $50; Fteeze Mct.
camille Co., $40; Bstn's, Hardy Co.,
s00.75, Gfies Bros, $500, Utah Stove
sld Hardw, 70 Co., SIB 9j; a. +. Cab.
MOTT, s35; w. snow, s77; j. :. Sheets,
500 so; Odorless Sanitary Co., $500,
J. &. g. q anHelJ, s59.05; Milo
Andfus, Si7.lO; samuel Perry, $50 so;
John A. johnson, SCI; Geo. Thomp-
son, 5000; Simon DAWN, f7T.75; jos.
J. Williams Jr, SASS. Inc total ls
sl.Ols.g2.
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Home Again.

Elder Densmore Duncan, Of this
city, returned home yesterday after
M absence Of two years in the Eastern
States aud Canadian mission. lie left
this city In May, 1893, and upon Arriy.
Ing In tho field was assigned to labor
IN Leeds county, OntArio, Canada. The
fra, 1--we month"; Of his time WAS apont
In that county whom he was trans.
ierod 10 tho northern part Of Vermont,
laboriuR IN Orlean and Essex coun.
ties until released In the beginning OF
July.
Elder Duncan states that the mis-.
sion II In good condition although
the people are somewhat indifferent re.
gatdlng religion. Ho reports the Can.
adian people As being very hospitAble,
and says that the Elders arc kindly
treated by them. Tho missionaries are
enjoying good health and feel we'll In
the discharge OF their duiies.
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THEY WE'RE Tiir "ToUGu EIDsT'
Two Horse. Sioi.u NJ nurray aud
Ridden Westward by Cougaiin
and George.


Notwithstanding. tho diligent and
uunbaied search In Mil Creek for the
'pough kids," SHERIFF. Hardy hnd
Wright and IA posse Il dopuiios re-
turned yesterday morning only 10 TO-
port that no trace Of them had yet
been found.
The ofiiccrB had spent all SATURDAY,
night ia the uistric, whore they were
reported 10 have been seen, anu nj
dnybreak, serutlnizeu every nook and
corner In the vicinity, but 10 no avail,
the birds had nJwn 10 more oongenial
Cliulct.
shortly after the officers had re.
turned, two young men from Tsylon.
vile, MessB. Cook and Mnutel', called
on sheriff Hardy and reported thnt
they had had their hortes stolen from
Murray on Saturday night They
said they rode into Murray and tied
their animals In from NJ the u. l..
saloon. Al ii O'jlock the horses were
still tied there, but n ortiy after, when
the young men were about TO mount
them, they found 10 their surprise that
they were missing, Thinking that
they had broken loose, they hunted
around all night for them, but without
their loss TO the sheriff. Cooke horse
was n sOrfel and Maniell's n bay mare,
each weighing nn. ~ $40 iounds.
Yesterday afternoon the foreman Of
the II cIvill, mni "a IuUele county
Arrived In this city ana going direct to
police headquarters, began to unfold
what was Gre ei hy the officers ~ be-
ing very O.lRble tale. He NJ ted that
q teamster by too name OF DAVIS, who
was sleeping out dOors near Il a, had
been awakened about o'clock yester.
day morning by two horsemen VINO
wanted 10 know the direction aud dis.
lance to Gfantsyiile. They were well
armed nd rode single fils about three
rods apart. Tho description given Of
tie horses iRllics with IA ~ Of the AM.
mails stolen Of Murray, while the dis
lance Of twenty miles between Muir.
ray aud Il I could nave been covered
IN the time which had elapsed since
the disappearance Of the horses.
Other stories given, lead TO the belief
that they are wostward bound, where
they may DO able to Join IN with other
ganga IN that country, whose whole
ambition IL to steal and hAv0 the title
Of dtsporadoes.
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was acgOu panicd to Europe 'I-.ts
Maud ani lais InlmagC. In E u.
the became M with Roman yer and
see mpanitd by uns u utr u...e.-n.
returned home. She SIP stod go 10
prove, but soon had n rela -r ard Wa
rem we'd TO Dausyilic la'itatlum 80 vt
year ago with Daley almpge ~ her
constant companion. wHlc D. Tai.
mage WIS assent on a lrCturing tour In
the West last week he fCCs vet tele-
gram summoniug him To his wii.'s
bedside, He cancelled all engage.
mcnts AMI haeionrd back AMI te.
mainci with his vile until the enI
THE morning.
Ius deCuHsod was the second vile Of
Dr. Tslmegc. His nrt wife was
drowned while boating M 1862, lcav-
INK a daughter, Mlst Jus.ig, nn n SON
who since dlri. Two years a'icrunrH
The doctor married Miss Such whit.
more, o brooklyn. She became the
mother " i've children, Rev Frnuk
De Wit rllmage, Mr. Doom, Me.
Magyar, Miss Miude am Miss Daley.
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nINSIE WILLIAMS.
said to he LiyIpE nnd mn Iamsi. Of ..
AhYIum.

AsYium.
MEMPHIS, Tom, Aug. 5.-Fellow.
Ing close on the revelation that Con-
Wet Allen, alias "Aiaseol" now in
the Arkansas penitentlAty 10 . native
Gennessuab; that ho has committed
several deprcjs lions In this part Of the
state and opJoysi tho hospitality Of
tho Tennessee penitentiaTy fora ssrisi
ui yoarr, comes story that Minnie
Williams II alive aud an inm mate Of tho
Shelly county posr and insane ssylum
where shu IN known No Mrs. Runioo
R0senbufg.
March ~, 1894, a woman was
found wandering along the
highway NJ Idlewildo, suburb
VI Memphis, carrying = young
babe not more than three weeks old
In her arms. She had every appear
anur u being crazy and was arrested
and was taken to jail and later 10 tho
asyluuI. Ihsrs has born absolutely no
ciur o. Ter identity or her former his.
tory without this DO one. Although
Uulumug uAye been published about
nor all over tne Upi'ci States not one
Inquiry las come for her.
The deFcr ption Of Minnie Williams
NJ 90 her height, weight snd general
appearance tallles with that OF the
young woman nj tbs asylum and her
dropping here unAhnOunced 10 at evil
doncu OF some grave mystery in her
past life.
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NM. TALMAGE pEAD.
III. wife Of the famous Preacher
Passes Away.

DANwILLE, n. Y, Aug. 5.-Mrs,
T. Dr. Wlu r,lmagp diel bore at $3.50
THIS morning. since the burning Of
tho Brooklyn ,RUernncle Last year, Mrs
ralmnRs has suffered from neryUuo
pF1stTalIon and mover fully recovered
rom tho shock, The ire broke out
while the doctor WAS holding his usual
sunday reception OF laribnione's aud
visllors I'm tue church. All escaped,
uuL DF. TAiWggu went back into the
burning olllico iOr somolhinS ho had
lott bshiud, During mis- absence, Mis-.
Talmggo b0o.ms greatly a.nrmsd aud
when in formed that no was oil right,
shs broke down completely Her
doclora suggested EuEyleAu rip She
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.TNT OUTLAWS SURRENDER

ytll, "Bere they art, boy; olote In Oh
mem from abOve-lhB Otbsr Oiliosfs
are down below"
The iugiuves were very much de.
csived men when they subsequently,
learned that Meachsm was all alone nj
tina, time tho other officers being n very
considerable distance of. But the ruse
was q most successful one az boih
George and Coughlin took 70 the
brush and were kept there until they
were completely surrounded by Officers
who fully Understood their business
aud who having once got sight OF them
would never allow them 10 escape
under any circumstances.
Meachsm still kept the canyon above
ans disputed passage In that direction
The other Grantsviilo officers and the
pobso from Tooele county In the mean
ums had arrived under command OF
Sheriff Mcclellan. The forces wefe
quickly and intelllgenily divided.
some were put In tho bottom Of tile
canyon below while others went
out TO the hillsldea both
north and South. Then y
gradual closing IN tegsn and IN very
short time Coushlin came out from hiR
hiding rlacs having previously broken
the stock Of his rifle and thrown u
into the creek, or near II with his re-
volvor and ammunition and taid,
"This IL the first time h We had nH
opportunity to surrender like . mau."
Every ether time when We have
been closely pushed we have been
nred upon by tho officers who would
have shot US down like uogs without
ytyiug ia any chance at all, A (
Evanston the officers did that and they
dii tho ssmo thing 10 City Greek can
yon."
Coughlln gave himself up 10 John
Rydalch, Ruo Barrus and Gus San
berg. An hour later George sutfen'
dsTCd 10 sheriff Mcclellan aud possr.
Many more interesting details will
sppear In noNt eii!lo1 OF tue news
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nasE President Dssd.

NEW YoRI, Aug. 5,-Ebenca'r
Kellogg wrgnt, president Of Ins Ma
,i9nal PARK BANK, Is deal. Meningitis
Is given as the cause. In last Fsbru.
asy hr had IA attack OF ftintlnv, which
sR., according 10 the b ~ medical al
&C. stt-'n - 20 nervous pfo,lTation,
a.l t.oiuf. the wee II the directors
ui hl- bala splltd for Europe on
AprlI 97.u. For iva mpnths he trav
led f. France, HOLLAND and Eugiand,
.o.urulul ~ this country on JuDs ~,
apparently much benefited ny tie
rp, Mr.. Wrght was born on July Is,
1851.
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The Outrage. ip cbiaa.

SHANGHAI, Aug, 6.-At a crowded
meeting touay OF E1ropoan residents
In this city, spoeoho. coniemning the
action Of the Chinese authorities In
the case OF the ma'sacro OF Alla'lonatie'
ntWnaI Hon rear Eu Cheng thur,dsy
laui, were mate and r5IIuiion
adopted 10 bppgal directly 10 inc
European governments agailat the
outrage. The TssJlutlOA Gisn referred
10 the inadequate manner Ia which
China dealt with the perpetrators OF
former OultAgss,
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Thanksl

About month ago Lars Jensen Of
Mil Creek, proprietor Of the WasAtoh
Ice Co., missed from his premises =
harness. lie concluded 1t had been
stolen and gave up all hope OF ever
recovering it; but during last night to
bis great surprise tho mls0ing article
was returned presumably by the party
who took II. Mr.. Jensen Wishes to
return thanks TO tho party Tor return
ing u aud seys he has IS for him II he
VIII call and gat II.
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cnh.n R.s.I. nl.psts.a.

HAvANA, Aug. 5.-Lleut. Col. Mo-
lima, NJ the head on force Of auxiliary
troops ~ skirmish today with insur-
genIs commanded by the we'll known
leader Maligas al hsbna rorfer, nesr
Rosario Via, Province Of San Clara,
dispersed them. The insurgents LETT
Ave dead and had many wounded.
Among tn. killed was Captain J use
Reyes CRderira, whose body wna fully
ident ned. On the side Of She troops,
one corporal and one guerfillefo were
seriously wuuutej.
Llauleuaug Russo at tho head Oi a
squadron OF cavalry, has hal n brush
with iusurgent bands commanded by
Bolunls, at Seb0ucsl, province OF
Santa Clara. The insurgents lost
three killed and has eight wounded.
Captain CanadRs exchanged shots with
the insurgents commanded by Her.
mudez and Numez. TINS insurgents
had Ave wounded.
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Police Court Items.

In the police url tnis morning
most OF tho time was taken up 10
dealing with dtunks.
Daniel Campbell and Max Sewlt
were each huod s. for drunkenness.
BAllle Davis promised 81 get out OF
iowa Sa uriay aud shs wa. Above to
70 until Ihis morning hut abe had been
brought la again Hiucs on the charge
" drunkenness and was sentenced 10
20 days h. jail.
Hs6er Cfos forfeited s. for pro'ane
language.
Estolla Kiughnd Nellie Montgomery
forfeited 500 for prostitution.
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HAWAIIAN tintauarEaISo.
Tire story In a., "Chranici." later.
pr~isd az Washington.

WAsniNGTON, Aug. 5.-Tne story Of
Ia orGguIst. Ju ut a large nlibustvf-
lax expedition at San Francisco to
attack the Hawaiian government snd
fc'upthfpHe tso Queen, has given 40
couoetn at tho state department for the
reason that several similar publications
recently ngyo been shown, after
careful inyesligati9n, to be Rrouniless.
IL In not doubted that some person VI
pers0nA In San Francisco have been
encouraging tho idea that .hey are eu.
gagci In organizing such oIpsditlon,,
but thoir motives are bv iVysd 10 be .
qusirn 10 achieve notorlety, or sumo
ul1,rior reason. That tue last motive
may be tho correct orc In this last case
N fuspfcisi at tho department from
the fact Ihst the organizer has 10
gsni.usly asked each applicant for en-.
llstmrnt 10 Put up sum OF SIC,
osIensibly for clothing and sTms.
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A CLOSE CALL.


On Saturday morning George Proc
tor. Of Union, Salt Lake county, met
with an accident which nearly cost
him mis- life. He and n number OF other
men were working up Big Cottonwood
canyon, ON the Jones a company
power dam, and had just fired n heavy
blast. They relreateI to n place Of
safety and remained there several
minutes iii they thought all danger
was over when some came back ~
resume work. Mr.. Proctor followed the
rest ami had scarcely done no when a
rock the Hizn Of mans double fist
descended, striking him ON the head
near the forehead cutting n gash which
required quitoa number OF stitches ~
clOre II NJ. The blow rendered him
unconscious Tor some time ana had It
mol been Tor very heavy ielt hat he
was wearing At the tune, wound un-
JUublUuly have killed him. Ho was
brought to Union, aud received sur
goal aid, auu, last evening, although
suffering considerable pain, was pro.
guessing satisfactorily.
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struggle tor IIIshsr wsE...

TERRA bAUrE, Ind, Aug, 5.-Ths
Indiana miners will sond smissArlss
into tho Grape Creek, Illinois, district
nj once 10 try g get the miners there
10 join the Indiana Organization and
ismaHd = higher price tOr mining.
Tbs price In the Grape Creek district
Is 81! cents anu 1t was because Of this
rHm, clifton that the Chnion, Ind,.
dLtrial which 1, near by, continued ~
work tier the tirst vots OF the Indians
nn4srs against II cents. Tho Clinton
men were ordered out by SAturday'i
convention, hut II Ia reported most NJ
them will continue ~ work nj least
until tho Grape Creek men come out.
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Cows, Aug. j.-ln the regatta Of
the Royal Lonlon Yacht club tod,y,
Bfi,nnnih hal practically o. wNIh.v. z,
The Ailsn being nbsout under fsTaifs
aud Hester being the only oplosfny
yacht In the race Tor ap.'ntcis Eu.
charts led nj The star, followed Ivy
Isolde, Niagsfa, Luus, Audrey, We.
n,tn, SiUYhHuisi.
Britannia flushed In 9 h. 10 m. Is y.
The 20 ra'ofs finished a. follow; Mia.
cara . O.. % m; Audrey h, uB NJ.
ls1Icdc, Luna, Nonetl aud 81 lhInic
gave up the rsce, leaving tho Ni'RetR
nnd Audrey 10 coutest iOr the twenty
faters' prlz =.
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rsr.iap Ur,nd nio,..

TElEHAN, Persis, Aug. o. - The
bead riots In LabIo " c.nilLur. III,
mob hos wtvuAuJ tuo helsr %, Size GOV.
vfHoT who resigned his Authority aud
promised reduction in the prices oil
Bfr.d
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KIIIsd Tor Isl. crIm,.

SiSJ ~iNu, y. Y, Aug. 5.-Richart
l. nch wnu sirctfOcuicd ~ ll:lO O'Clock
Leach Killed Mary Hope New Kirk
hls mistress, after frequent quarrel. or
account OF attentions paid the womnu
~ nor uncle, $. ). Moore. The Grim,
IVES cummt.gUi November Is, 1894.
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Kindergarten Notice.

The directors and all interested In
the Utsh kindergarten are invited to
bs present Tuesdsy, Aug. 0, at 8
O'CLOCK, rs important business will DO
transacted.
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YoKOHoMA, Aug. 6.-C0niinuous
rains have ruined tho rice crops In
many yAris n japan AMI famine II
ieared. Many lives are already lost
The damage Ia enormous.
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COrESuAuEN, Aug. 5.-Tho klns
passed ht.u night lie suffers from
frequent f,cuttiuG pains aud his condL
lion Is thought 10 90 serious.
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BERLIN, MIDI Aug 5,-lna IRE last
Night srvvnty-nV h usHa weT. uurn ~,
ras loss Is S2JU,0JJ; insu'ane 81, 900
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ron RoOsEyELr.
soS Containing On Internal aAchins,
Perhaps.

NEW NOmS, aug. 5.-whst l. be-
lltvcd o. DO 40 inietuai mgrui ".
discovered ~ tho mailing dOpal murt
uf the plsiUiilru today, a.tfcF-td
"Ghegi0rB tYUfoveit, Central Police
Onlgr." Toe box looked suspicious
tUd investigation ditclustd large
cartridge with a luce attached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-05
WHITES Avn INDIANs.
Tho Latter uAS N'cd uiiiiaTy rTo-
lection before LuuE.

lection before Luug.
wAsuNGTOS, Aug. GA telegram
received today from General Cop
pinget's huSoqlArteu says three tcouls
from Black RIra creek G uuIty report
oil quiet among the Indians. Private
aivicts NJ the department ray there IL
moro danger IRON white men lttacli K
the lndiauH Than from lndiaus taxing
the offensive.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-24
Cuban Affairs.

UNDER command of Lieutenant Guerri,
fifty marines from the Spanish gunboat
Magallanes " effected landing at San
tiago de Cuba, under cover of the big guns
Of the man. of-war, and engaged 500 insur-
fortified position behind earthworks which
had been thrown up the night before. By a
strategic move the insurgents swarmed over
the breastworks and shot right and left.
Requirements were sent from the man
of-war, but the first detail OF marines beat a
retreat to the water line, leaving thirty of
their dead on the field. The victorious in
surgents regained the cover of the woods
without having lost man. They carried
off the arms and ammunition landed by the
marines.