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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

Offerings Wheat $50 bushels. corn
D.hlto 30 bushels. oats Jis bushels.
Sales W heat. rs bushels. oats l.o4s
bushels.
Quotations Wheat-L0ngberry. &C. 10
1lc.. mixed. G1c. 90 tlc., snoftDerry. Co.'s.
10 1ic.. so. red. zoe. to 1ic.
corn White Virginia. l5c.i No white,
1sc.: No. mixed. ilc.
Oats-No. - mixed. 2liAc 10 25c.; 40.
mixed 25i4e. 20 &c; winter seed, %5c.
20 a2c.
pv.-ter I'D &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

WASHINGTON, Aug. $.-The steam
trial Of the recently completed battle
ship Texas will take place without de-
lay. probably between the ISL ana o'h
az seutember. The course will be from
Hampton Reads through the Virginia
capes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

VII MiNGTON. y c.. Aug 2i.-Rosin
firm strained. Sil5. good do. l2o.
Spirits turpentine steady; machine DC.
ur guiar. 2i4c.
rnr steady al 81 30.
Crude turpentine quiet: hard, N.lO.
soft. Sl.iD. virgin, 81 "a.
on Arr .fSION ). c.. Aug. 2j.-Tur-
penUne firm at 254c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27
COTTON MARKET

KEW YORK. Aug 26. -CotfOn-FutIres
closed steady sales. ~. 500 bales; Aug lst
and September. 100. October. : .GT. Mo-
venbcr y; December, 7.1y: January.
Z 81. February. 100. March 1.T.
EEN. ORLEANS. LA. Aug. 2o.-Cot-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-27

ton-Futuros barely steady; sal y, 500
halcs. Augtist and September, 30. octo-
her. ~. November. 1.l1. December. ~
January. 7s7. February. '-e'. March,
NI,W York Aug. 2G.-co,ton steady
mid6lng. 1;ulf. 1-iG: middling. Z lS-l6c.
Nj rcceipts none. gross. '2l bales, cN-
norfa ia the Continent 'ti bales ioi +.
wardca. 2l3 bales. salrs, w palss. Az
SINNERS. stock MctuaD. lh-,t-t Dalts.
Total to-day-Nct receipts; - Da'o 80, ~
ports 10 the Continent 'N' p"i'9' 0'V0N'
T1fal ~ FAR this week-Net receipts,
~ bales. exports 70 Great britain
z afg bales. Continent, l,iN'-
Total since September lstrNet receipts
2 o,c az, halcs. exports to Great Britain.
s'ftg027 bales. France. 7s5,5'V bales Con-
"IIJJVs'hFfi00L. Aug. eo.-l2:ao =. Nj
Cotton Demand far eng unsh"hs.a :
American middling. ! 3-'2 safes. esD-
49,. go bslcs. American, 1900 bales.
crrctiatiou and export. LOW haies. h'-
,t,,te an-l bales. American. 100 bales.
l,'fl,r.s otrrcl steady. demand fair' S'n-
ferbor.ODfuhsr. 3 i.Nlf pcionrl .>vF il-
her Z 1-Ginf a-Gi, NoFcmpcr-i'ec inn.i .
= f.ct1f o-sl. December January. J H-0llf
fn.gf. January February. } '-flH iN',' b
r.l.rt,ar, March. l1-Dfni ls-6l March
Arru 3 fs-GInf 1885. Alrl-MaN' in.'' q.
If1ttrts guiet but steady at the decline
-r'r. itp bales new l0ekcts; no old
VI. cotton August September AND
...,.t.ul.r. O.tnifrr. : 1901. sellers DciO-
b,r. November. 1864. buyer N0F'
December. I 5-Gi buyers. pccenOci -Jai-
nary. G-Gn4 1-ol. buy CTS. January b
,..it.r,. S-Gi. sellers. February
wsroh. 4 a-Cirl 1866. sellers. M..eich-
Ami & fn-Gt If ff-ii buyers. ApFll -Aia+,
tfa.c4 sellers. Nfy-Junc. Z 1i-0ini 1864.
sellers. Futures closed steady.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-11
THE FACTS and FIGURES
Concerning the Rio Verde Canal Companys
Enterprise

fin an Hhed 70 the o
benn Donald W Campbell
Campbell
onrad 70 entire constr da,h Diversion
of cana,in of the
Of
II Robinson and FL
inmtnn iron Minnesota common drk o o
the workEbe
xtean O nudonw will te M through
o Horseshoe acres no the con
89OON cubic which sufficient
land one dam o in
long md
nd Ilb
stend rest ON
til reservoir, adw a n to
food o it,
tina codte thwat about il
implh a to
ground
The cnalh OF which tend from
Mcdowell
Cav through Dee
the O.
wstwa dad to % range
andh he analc company as IS water right therefor
after ndru h been comped hecanw enarg and
will
which
Arizona republican., 1895-05-11
ASSayer.
b. q. FORD.
Analytical Chemist and ASsaVer.
Mlneralogist.
Metal1urgist.

M1nera1Ogist.
MetalIurgist.
All ores sampled and assayed and accuracy
guaranteed: Mines and prospects carefully ex-
am1ned and extent and value of ore bodies fur
nlshed. Check and control assays a specially.
Gold s1.5O; Silver 81 60; Gold and Silver 81. co.
Highest price paid for placer gold Samples by
mail receive prompt attention. Prices Of ana
lytical work on application
Laboratory No. IS North Second Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-11
WATER RIGHTS.


b
re
wan
even tf
vt is
land h waite a
the n
dnio h L
n SANDMAN conr dtnto the farm
rhau
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ranll.ncr. cockrcll. Bacon. Martin. dem

Faulkner, Cockrcli, Bacon. Martin. dem
ocrats.
on Organization Conduct md llxpcndI.
lures OF the Executive bcpnrimenis--ltut-
Ter. chairman. popuiist. Dubois. Loigc
Nilecn, Wotmorr. rcrpblcans, Smith.
Cochroi, Iilll Cnncry democrats,
on Epidemic Dlscnaea-Nest. chaIfmnni
Harris. irbY, dcmocrats, Jones of Ne
vadt pnpulist, Ialituger. quay. rcpub-
iicuns. Butler. popuiist
10 Examine the Several branches OF the
civil Service PETER. Chairman, popuhst
GnllinGer republican, Gray Wins, demo
Gratis.
Bride. chairman. Squire, Aldrich, scwnii.
republicans Allor. populist, lrby, GEORGE
Turpio, Gordon, democrats.
, 70 Invsstigatc The condl,ion OF tho
George. chairman, Martin, blnnchurd'
dcinocrats; Fry, Sherman, Perkins. re-
publicnns.
Claims Morgan. chairman. Palmer, Mar
tin. democrats, Mitchell toregon), law
lay. Squire. Sewell. republicans
On WomanR Suffrage Call chairman;
George, d.mocrais; quay. Hoar. repubil-
cans; PETER. pornlist.
on Additional Accommodations for the
Library OF conRress-vooth chair
man; ppgh. democrats; Morroli, Allison.
republicans,
On the Five civilized Tribes OF Indians
Gray chairman; paHcp, democrntni Tel
Ter, Plat. Davis republicans.
ON Transportation aud Rate of Meat
Products - blackburn. chairman: Vest.
democrats Wolcott, Wctmore. republi-
cans; Allen, populri.
10 establish n university of tho United
Sthtcs-- Kyle, chairman, populisi, Sher-
iunn. iiawley. Frye, Nolson. republicans;
JoueB tArkanenB, Turpi4, Wnlthall.f
Mitchell Of Wisconain. democrats,
International Exposition ThurHton,
chairman; Pcttigrcw, sherman, Cameron,
Haley Warren. Mcbride. republicans:
yeat, Gray, Daniel, Gibson. Voorhees,.
Lindsay. DEMOCRATS
Geological Hurvcy-Eiitlna. chairman;
Molooti. republicans. Nnifhall. Mills,
democrats; Allison, republican.
National Banks Mantle. chairman: DID,
bols. Burrows. republicans; Mitchell OF
Wisconsin. Chiffon, democrats
Forest Reservations and Protection or
Came-Allen. chairman, popullsi Teller.
republican; Morgan, Roach, Tillmnn. dem
ocrats.
CORPORATIONS Organized In the District
OF columbih jones of Arkansas. chair-
nnn; German, democrats; Aldrioli. Hour,
Mcmillan. republicans.
To Investigate Trespnasers on Indian
Iandg- Baker. chairman; Carter, rcpnb-
Leans. Roach, democrat
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A NEW RESERVE PLAN.

Proposition to Absorb Graenbacks into
the National Banks
Washington. December 2s.-Representa-
tive w. A. Smith OF Michigan introduced
in the house yesterday bill embracing
a new plan to absorb the greenbacks and
treasury notes and release in their stead
the gold held by banks as reserves. lne
bill had been submitted to Senator Sher-
man, Chairman Dlngley of the ways ana
means committee and Comptroller Erkes.
Mr.. Smith says, and has been approved
by them
1t provides that National hanks in the
cities Of Albany, Baltimore, BOSTON, Gin
ennati,,, Chicago. Cleveland. Detroit
Louisville M,wS,nkSse My ,,sn 0rleanS'
Louis. San Francisco and washington
Shall keep on hand in United States ana
treasury notes an amount equal 10 AZ
iation and their deposits and all other
banking associations l6 per cent. When
these reserves fall below the amounts
given the bill provides thnt i ,ne pnh nS
making new loans and discounts except
by purchasing or discounting bills Of *
change payable at sight, nor pay a dNi.
t tbe required S amount. Also, the comp.
tro,,er and secretary Of the treasury may,
after thirty days notice, put In the hands
OF receivers 70 be closed; hanks that i"'
I'll" principal change which ar.
Smiths MAN proposes is the substitution
Of United states notes and treasury no ana
which Includes grcenbacks ana uen i, Az
raner for the present requir, m'ht nl
,awrui money for the reserve. This wonid
,,,,,hjraw currency which now keeps IN
motion the endless chain and release so'd
III NJ smith says. according to the last
,,t,t ~ the comntroller Of the treasury
there was IN The banks IN indly ~ nepos ns
posns, states disbursing officers the
on on NJ isiSsO. an auonnt snnrcXi,
Sun Ing the reserve required. He es,l,es
tbat ss5o 900 Of r tgsaaSqhr G mrGmedatc-
y Nh ,aSan a up and held by banks under MS
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Frye. Wilson, republican,; Butler. popu-
list; Call Gibson. Hill. Mitchell OF Wis
cors,u, democrats.
civil Service and Rctrcnchments--Prit-
chard, chairman, Lodge, Morrill,, Dubois,
Elkins, republicans. Gordon, lrby, Wal
thnll, Chiffon. democrats.
lmmigration--fodge, chairman; Chan
der Suu,rc. Sewell. republicans; PETER,
populist; Nelson. republican, I'M. voor-
hccs, Faulkner, Harris, Gibson. demo-
Gratis.
Improvement of the Mississippi River
Nelson chairman: Gear. BAKER, Carter.
ierublicans. blanchard. Bate. Palmer.
democrats.
Irrigation and Reclamation OF Arid
Innds--Wntrcn, chair man. Thurston, re-
puhlicars; KYLE. Stewart PETER, popu-
lteis, White. Jones of Arkansas, Roach,
iiricc, democrats,
Mines and Mining Stewart, chairmail.
rorulist. Pettigrcw, Wilson. Mantle. War
ran, democrats.
Railroade-Clark, chairman: Galinger.
Gear. islk,nH. Nelson. Thurston. rcpuo-
Hears; Berry, Gordon. Palmer, Black
burn. blanchard, democrast.
Relations with Canadn--tarter. chair
man; Hoar, Hale. Pettigrew, Perkins.
repchlicann, Murphy, pngh. Mitchell OF
Mississippi. Tillman, democrats.
. Revision of the Laws OF the tlni,cd
Thnrston. republicans Daniel, Call, DEM
ocrata
Revolutionary Claims--push. chairman
BACON. Bate domocrats: Cameron, Aid
rich republicans
irdau Observation-Disclosures chairman,
REPUBLICAN,; Kyle populst, Shoup, Sewoll.
Mantle, Mcbride, republicans; Lindsay
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DOMESTIC.

Two more murders now ascribed 10
Harry Hayward.
Ihe Reed men gained the ascendancv IN
the Louisiana republican executive conf
mlttee
w. S. Henry, young bicyclist was
Killed by street car at New Orleans
The stale capitol of Mississippi Is said
TO he in nm unsafe condition.
Leon Seirel. who accidentally killed his
friend at Birmingham Ala, is near going
crazy.
y Frenohman is restrained at Mobile
Ala, to prevent his suicidirr because
Miss Smith rejected him.
y Young Georgian killed while tryinr
10 stop n negro row.
Two ladies' killed Mt Qultman, Ga, and
one at Manchoster Ala. In runaways.
Jim Sayres died at Rome, Ga, from In
tur'es received from being impalcd on n
fence picket.
a Texarkana, Ark, Baptist preacher lost
his position because his prohibition SER
mons We're too ardent
South Carolina whisky constable was
Killed in Edgefsld county.
A Kentucky saloon keeper invited n
man to drink, but killed him instead
y mysterious killing occurred near Sc
dalia, Mo.
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BERLIN LITTER.
Better Feolng Toward tho United States.
Tho Nnn kctZ Cnke.

Better Feeling Toward tho unit0d Stntcs.
Tho Won kctg Case.
Berlin, December ?s--tcopyrightod. 1906.
by the Associated Press --Gcrinan feeling
in the Venezuelan difficulty seems to bc
vecring around. although the government
stndiously RETAINS from an expression OF
opinion. From an official OF tho foreign
office It has been learned that several
diplomatic attempts have been made by
Great Britain during the rnst week to
get Germany to join In n movement look
Ing to combined European diplomatic ac-
ton opposed TO tho latest application or
tho Monroe doctrine. These efforts have
THIS far met with nom commttai answers
mud unless things assume much more
ser,ora aspect Germany Will keep offi-
cialy sloof from the whole question.
Popular feeling II certainly more favor
able to the United states as the cause OF
the whole trouble 10 coming to be UNDER
stood.
Christmas mediations OF the German
press are, with few exceptions. rather
melancholy. dwelling OH the unsatisfac-
tory state OF German domestic and foreign
politics mud the economic SITUATION.
by the imperial court, Christmas was
celebrated quietly. The diatiabution OF
gifts took place In the sboil hail OF the
now palace at Potsdnm, where each OF
III. imperial princes had q tree TO him
self and their parents had a grand tree
10 themselves. Among the gifts received
by the empress was a miniature OF Ma
inehite trae from the ear. The three
elder of tho princes were most pleased
wAth presents OF miniature rides or the
TYNE II 1858 made especially for them.
Presents were also exchanged hetwecn tho
emperor and his allies. the sovnreignR or
italy and Austria ana the German army
through the commanding captain and u
delegation OF his own company OF the
etihriir presented HIS majesty with y
OF Christmas cDkcs.
A few days ago the emperor received
Or. Wleeand OF the North German Lloyd
Brlbnn. chief OF the marine cabinet, to
examine the detailed report or the plan
for the new North German Lloyd steamers
nov building at Stpttin. which. with tho
steamers OF the same company now un-
dergoing reconstruction. Will DO built on
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YESTERDAYS EVENTS.
FOREIGN.


venezuela ready for battle now.
Interest In the Venczueion AFFAIR has
diminished III England and tina crisis is
regarded as ever
The message Of the prince OF Wales
and the duke to the people OF the United
States sanctioned by the queen.
The tariff bill has caused fut,er IN
English commercial circles.
Popular feeling In Germany growing
favorable toward the United States as tho
cause OF the Venezuelan affair is coming
nsGr,, Understood.
ar " S,,,,eurt celebrated Christmas
ana ~ "usucy
"aI ce companies again
seeking to ss I'm ,;erpan,.
The japanese parliament opened with
the imperial speech
Funeral of Stepniak. the celebrated Rus
Sian exile.
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ppORABILITIES.

washington, December 2s.--Easp'rn
raxae. Fair in southern. cloudy ana
,,'.oa,orine In northern portion; colder In
the interior; north winds u,.,.
'''s -, ,,to,,dv with occasional light
Anh H, Sow. colder north winds.
re- ssuth dakota; Fairs colder northwest
w imo5tana: Fair; colder in northern por-
tions: west winds.
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LABOR pKOBLEMs.

Commissioner Wrlgh, Studying the Quos.
tInn Of Enforced Idieness.
Washington December IS Circulars
have been issued by Commissioner OF
Labor Wright 10 labor leaders in the
United states asking for suggestions for
topics fer brief original Inquiries by the
department. The matter are required TO
Dc non-partisan and TO relate 10 the gen
responses IL one from tho knights CT
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Congressman Hutchinson votes for tho
bond bill and gives hts reasons therefor.
Senator Teller says ne viii not vote for
the bond bill.
Labor Commissioner Wright studying
the question OF enforced idleness.
The bond bill passes the house by d vote
Of 10 10 1856.
The democratic steering committee of
the senate submits the list of the minority
membership committees.
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young negro murdered near San An
gustine and his body burned In his cabin
Southwest Texas Bee Keepers essocia-
ton elected officers and adjourned.
County physician OF McIennan county
says George Moore could not have com
mitted suicide: charge of murder against
Carrolla-
Cotton acreage viii be Increased in the
country tributary to Luling.
Residence OF John Warren burned al
Hockey Spell hotel burned AT BRYAN
stock burned and store damaged at Sui
phur Springs.
Mandamus proceedings for $50 900 acres
of land 10 be instituted by a rairoad
Rewards offered for two murderers by
the governor,
Distinguished politicians on a camp
hunt may mean something, says Calves
ton man.
Mrs. jenkins was found dead near
Blum; not known whether murder or sui
eide.
McGregor National bank is suing for the
$1,000 draft.
A million dollar bond issue for work at
Ararsass Pass authorized and contracted
for
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Sohio). Wellington. White. wilbcr. willis,
wilson IN. W. Woodmnn, WRIGHT.


SSnlol. WcIington, White. WILDER. Willis
wilson On NJ; Woodman, Wright.
Nays lSj-'Abhott. ANkcn, Bailey. Baker
l'ankhcad, EArnham, Bartlett OF Gcorsia,
BARTLETT OF New York Beach. tirll OF
,otorado, lioll OF Texas. Black OF Georgia.
Towers, Frederick, Duck. Burrell, Burtoll
OF ,Missssipp!, Catchmgs. CiMdy. Cini!.
OF Iowa Clark OF Aiabama, Cobb OF Ala
baina, Cobb OF Missouri, Colson, Cooper
OF Florida, Cooper OF Texas, cowon. Cox.
Nrhh, s'risp, Crowley, Culecrsol, C'ni-
tninss, Curtis OF Kansas. panforth. Dear
mond Denny, Dewitt. Dtnsmore, Dock
Elt ue, Ellis, lsrdmnii Gran. Harris, Hart.
Hartman, Hcndrick Hermann Unborn
iyde, johnson OF California Jones, KEN.
Kendall. Kerr kirkpatrick. KYLE. i.atl-
uter. Lawson, Lester. Linnoy, IiVineston,
Lchg, Loud, Maddox, Mnish, McCall OF
!pllNnSec. Mcclellan. Mcclure, AicCrcary,
MSNniiooh, Mcpwumon.. Mckcnny. Me
Myers, Miller OF Kan sas, Miner Of New
nHrk. Mondeli, Murphy, Seill. Ncwlnnds,
pleN, ovens. Patterson, Pearson, vniie-
Ton, iiCkler, Price. Prince keaNOs, Rich.
Lldson. Rowling, kussell OF Georgia
Saytfs, settle, Shniro,h. Shuford. SKIN
i!tr. SnoNer, Sorg, SPENCER, Stokes. strait
Stowell, Silger. Swpngnn Tarpnc,, Tate,
Turner OF Nirg,Aia. Tyler, Underwood
Walkcr OF Virginia Walsh WaahCigt ~
Wheeler, Williams. Wilson of Idaho, WI.
sol OF Ohio, Wilson OF South Cutollnn,
Woodward. Yoakum
MIR. Tursncy (bcm, MOI. offered for
reference n resolution to reopen the ,esti.
nnony in the contested election case of
Robert ~ Horn, against himself The
speaker referred the resolution under the
rule.
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THE SUNDAY POST
o0--PAGES--20

2u---G All ES---2u
Pull the parts out, fold
them in consecutively from
Pages | to 20, and have a
Complete Newspaper.
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SPORT.

Important meeting OF turfmen held at
Lexington.
Lord Dunraven unceremoniously takes
his departure from New York.
Prince Imperial. Mamie G.. Tenaud,
Langdon and Old Dominion won at the
New Orleans races.
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stocks generally show gains.
LOCAL.


An address TO republicans Of Harris
county by the chairman OF the local ex-
ecutive committee.
Local religious budget OF miscellany.
Unclaimed express packages.
Captain I,awlors $1,000 St. Bernard dog
dead.
Mortuary report for tho week ending
December q.
Charter OF Houston Base Rail- associa-
ton filed in the office Of secretary Of state
BuiICing permits for the year 1895.
Italians robbed of a large sum OF money
by unknown thieves
An cid negro woman died Of neglect.
COURTS.
Tho criminal district court adjourned.
]. NJ. Thompson sentenced to eighteen
years imprisonment; notice Of appeal
given.
Small judgment for Bonner against the
Houston and Texas Central Railway com
pany.
Jury in the case OF settegast vs., J. and
F. Mcclure celebrating.
The injunction suit taken under advise
rent by Judge Brashear
Hattie Powell VS.. the Houston East and
west Texas Railway company on trial.
The grand jury discharged
Several suits filed.
THURSDAY will he the last day of service
in Justice Mahoney's court.
DEATHS.
Mrs II. Grusendorf Mt Lexington.
". W. Hanway at Bryan.
t,uan r. Franklin at Houston.
M John A. Throckmorton nj Houston.
,.,o-re b. Morgan at Dallas,
MARRIAGES..
parnh.ll- Morgan at Caldwell.
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THE MARKETS

Spot cotton at Houston steady; mid
ding 794c.
Cotton futures advanced n few points
at New York and New Orleans.
Some decrease In pork packing reported
in the West.
Continental spnners said TO he bare of
cotton and VIII be compelled TO buy soon.
Large stocks Of seed potatoes In Hous-
ton.
Stocks generally show gains.
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the In the Right Place
|picht Will Always Bring
Results.

1910 want Columns are read ana
..,ssd By more people and firms
~ other paper in the State.
~ mammal for all except "situa-
lated" which are free.
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M LrFE'-Imported sardines. decor
~ tins, key openers.
SARAGUs TIPs--s ib. cans, 2 doz. in
ssvsrAI" GLASS wASHBOARDS-
|gn.ss'corrosive: do not tear clothes.
pF1 MONT" CIGARS - Londres
S.v.Iea- Londres Finos. I1l Commerce.
CIGARs-Splendid Sc
1cie, 100 in box.
!, rartNIIM LEAD PENCILS-Neat and
ssnSscme, useful and durable novelty.
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CONTINUED on PAGE Four,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-07
TnEAcmEnous coREANa.
Plots Discovered Against the japanese
Authorities,

SEOUL, Dec. 2O.-Slnco the dupar.
tuTo OF tue preceding mali complete
reorganization OF the C0roan govern
ment has taken place, under Count
lnouy0s's energetic dictaiiou. The
removal Of Tai Won Kun from the
prime miniulry has been followed by
disclosures duplicating iovoral NOM
beTs Of the cabinet Ia plots against tho
JapanoHt,urd In secret communications
with the ChineoO court.
It's now established beyond dispute
that the inccssant Tong Hak iusurfcC-
tious are not duo 10 popular distonteut,
but have been directly instigEted by
officials In tho CoftAu capital, with
tho purpose OF thwarting tue pr0jecte
ot the japanese representatives and
preventing tho extension OF japanese
influences.
The Engllsh attaches In the Corean
custom house have realized at last TINT
ChiBa's dominion 10 nt an emu, ami
have accepted Utlurs OF employment by
the government OF COrta.
K0reshigo II. NiyO, an experienced
at,aCho oil the Japanese financial do.
phrtm1nt, has gone 10 C1reA with a
large staff, 10 examine tbs condition
Of tue treasury anu TO formulate plane
Of reform.