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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14
COL. Page COMMANDS
First Regiment Of The National Guard
Under His Charts.
HIS STAFF OFFICERS NAMED.
Orders and Instructions to the Regl
menp, Field OGlccrs-Gen.
oral Information.

Colonel Henry Page today assumed
direct command bi the Flr-t Regiment
o; Utah National Guard Infantry. In
70 doing ho iBsutd the following order
aud appointed his stan or body guard
as contained therein;
HEAuQuAHrEus FIRST INrASrRY,
A.. g.. u.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Fob. l3, lsJj.
General order Np. /.
Having been duly elected to and hnv-
ing qualified for the position of Colonel
OF tho First regiment " Infantry. Ma
uonal Guard Of Utah, the undersigned
this day assumes command ~ tho rcgl-
menL Tho following appointments arc
annouucodi
To be rosimental adiutant, Lieutenant
g. ID. Thompson, Company 4, First in-
iantryi 10 boz rogimoutal quartornAsior,
Lieutenant David Thomas, Company N A.,
First inluntryj TO be reRimonAl sergeant
major, X. II. Fisher, Company ID, First
iniantryi 10 DO rcgimontuI quartormAster
sergeant, A. U. Clamer Company -,
First Infantry; to be- regimontal hospital
steward, A. NJ. Davis, Company l., First
Infantry 10 be rogimontai color bearer,
Nephi L. Howard Company l., First
All oficlal communication concerning
the affairs VI the regiment will be adj
dressed 10 AJluiant {. b. Thompson, IS
West Second south, Salt Lake CITY, and
by him submitted 10 tho colonel for his
action. All SUCH communications re-
curing the ao,ion OF higher authority
should be sent through tho office OF the
colonel. Instructions will later be- Issued
defining tho dutios Of battalion COM
muudtrs.
Tho cooperation OF all officers and en-.
lihIoi men Of tho regiment IN required
o. mako tho organization ofhciuul and
ono 20 be- proud OF. A copy Of the above
order Will bo furnished each field officer
aud 20 tho commanders ofoach company,
who Will have thu same read to their
company ~ Us noXt meeting.
HENUN PAGE,
Colonel Commanding First Regiment
n. q. u,
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Land Office.

The following filings were made In
the local land office under date u Feb.
TuAry ~:
Martin Skougard, OF Parowan, Iron
county, homestead entry OF the south
half OF the northwest quarter anu tue
north half Of the southwest quarter OF
section o, township 80 south, range II
west.
VIM. q. MoGregor, OF Parowan, Iro a
county, homestead entry OF the west
hall OF the southeast quarter and tue
east half Of the southwest quarter Of
section "a, township SS south, Taugo o
west.
Alexander Brown, OF Randolph,
Rich county, inal proof Of homestead
entry OF the north nalf OF toe south.
east quarter and the southeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter OF section II,
anu tue southwest quarter Of the north.
west quarter OF section H.. t3wushipll
north, range east.
Geo. q. r. Sturn, Of Salt Lake City,
homestead entry OF the south half OF
the southeast quarter OF section II aud
the east half OF the northeast quarter Of
sectisn 20 township south, range
west.
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WAsHEGTos, ID. g., Feb. li.-In
the sonAIo todEy Piatt Presented pt =
tltiOn urging that u law be passed Civ
lug appeals 10 tho Indian Territory
court from tho decisions OF the courts
Ia ChOcktaw territory. lilo said the
barbarous executions In the Chock,aw
nation would shock the civilized world
II the facts were known.
TIE p0sg0tlice appropriation bill was
then taken up. ThH COMMITTEES amend
munt providing that au amount fer
postal car service be expended by the
postmaster general was made the sub.
iott u point OF order, anu by yeas and
nays was ruled out, 80 10 H..
Nilaa's proposition for the govern
ment 10 purchase and operate railway
postal cars was laid ON the table, 81 10
10.
Blaokburn's proposition for ten
per cent reduction In tho present rail.
way postal rates was laid on tne table,
~ 10 10.
This disIoiss Il all tho proposed
changes Ia tue railway postal sysIsm.
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unI,.d vino wnrk.r..

CoLUMBUB, Ohio, Feb. lI-In the
meeting OF the United Mluu Workers
Of America today, Mark Wild, the
district organizer Of tho American
Railway Union under Sir. Debs, being
granted the floor, stated that when the
a. II. U. last summer, were attempting
u stop the running VI trains on the
Hooking Valley road, John Mcbride,
then president Ct tho United Mine
workers, gave him $50 10 induce a
settlement Of the stTike " the railroad
mon on that ROAD. MoBrido replied
that no did no give Wild the money,
but II was a charitable donation from
some coal operators, the strike having
been previously overcome by tho rail.
road company. Mcbride said, "Noue
Of the money came from thb railroad
company" A committee was AZ
pointed 10 investigate anu report upon
the subject In controversy between
Wild ana Mcbride,
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NICARAGUA CANAL.
Interest Manifested 10 The Project ID
England.
DISCUSSED IN THE COMMONS.


LONDON, Feb. i4-in the Houte Of
Commons this afternoon, Biz Edward
Haraland, conservative, asked whether
the government was aware that Nor.
gau's Nicaraguau canal bill had passed
the United States Senate and was now
before the House Of Representatives,
and whether. In view Of the Import
ance CT the canal 10 British ship
owners, tho government would make
urgent representations 10 tue govern.
mont Of the United States against the
tryvlaiOns Of the bill detrimental ~
tls interests II tho British chipping.
Sir Edward also asked whether the
government would c'uslItr the pro.
pfiety Of urging upJA tuB g1yofumout
VI tho United states tue Importance OF
the creation Of Britlth aud AmUTiou
commission u deal WITH the question
VI tao construction OF tue CaLIl,Eud ite
status when built.
Sir EiwsId Grry, parliamentary
secretary Tor TIE foreign ulluU, replied
that II was not usual for tno govern
men. ~ make any Representations
against bills tuiofp i0fcign lex.
lslatutes, The government, he
added, conducted that such oansl o. It
waa proposed 70 construct through
n oaTaguR should DO under iutetna.
tiOnal control ana Whatever steps 10
may deem desirable 10 be taken by the
government TO advance this Wow. He,
however, saw no reason ~ suppose the
United States would not maintatn
their treaty engagement.
sir George Baden Powell, C1nsuf.
vgtivg, questioned the government re-
ghrdiug tle proposed Pacific cables.
sidney Buxton, parliamentary sucre.
taty VI tho colonial office, said neg0-
tlntlonu relative - the construction Of
a cable were proceeding, but 10 would
not be q the public Interest W enter Ia.
10 q dolAiled hIhtemnnt 81 IhNir alatua.
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NEW YORS, Eel. H. The report Of
A. T.. Kennedy ana Augustine II.
dooll, NJ. D., who were appointed by
Governor Flower 10 Wow 10 scientific
Witnesses an execution by electricity,
has boon made public. rne theory Of
d'Arisoual, Of Paris, that death Ia pre-
duced with tho knife { the surgeon,
and not by electricity Is denied.
"AlihOugh Ia our opinion" con-
cludts the report, ",here IL no sign of
rtsutcitstlon, Efforts d, that direction
should lie made, since IN most cases Of
accidents fiym electricity either from
the imperfect contact OF iis short du.
ration, the cufrUnt passing through the
BODY and tbs electrical energy ex.
pended thereby, might only be tufli.
Client 10 produce a loss VI conscious
NESS"
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INSURANCE AND MURDER.
Twin Brothers Arrested Charged With
a Terrible Crime.
suspicious circumstances In tho Cass
Lead 90 the EmptoTmsnt
OF Detectives.

TORONTO, Feb. ii-Harry Place
Hyams and Dallas Theodore Hyams,
twin brothers, brokers In this city, have
been arrested on n charge Of having
murdered William q. Wells on Janu.
AIRY 10TH, 1898, at the time young
Wells was reported accidentally
killed In an elevator in Hyams' ware
house. The only other person In the
building a. the time was Harry r..
Hyams, who had ploeed a heavy In.
suranos on tho life OF young wolls,
whose sister lac was engaged to marry.
The Insurance was paid and recently
Harry AMI Miss Wells were married.
Ten Gays ago n Toronto paper learned
that an attempt mad been made 10
place 500. 900 ON tho life Of the bride.
Mrs. Hyams became alarmed and hired
q detective 10 guaid her. She refused
10 return 10 MontroHi with her husband
and asked the companies TO cancel the
policies. The Hysms brothers were
known not 10 possess sufficient capitil
10 warrant this mourning " liability
of 50, 600 year In insurance premiuma
Further investigation has resulted In
the arrest Of the two bf1theTs for the
murder Of their brsthor.in.lAw Welle.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Tho President has signed the Chics-
30 public building bill.
Between the 9TH and lelh inst, thors
were slNty.One cases Of Cholera and
twenty deaths ut COnstanlinople.
Avery ID. Andrews, New YorK, was
today appointed police commissioner Ia
succeed SheehHn, resigned.
The German tank steamer ElIse
Marie from Hamburg, January 22nd,
for Baltimore In ashore OIL Cane
CHARLES.
Snow has been falling n New Or.
leans since L i, ~, covering tie
ground an inch deep sight rot Wit
messed here Tor nearly twenty yeaIs.
1t 10 announced tina; bid OF llsI IL
made by a stock exchange momnsr
for 100000 OF the new government 4
peE cent bonds when iasuea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14

the Sout iwoal aud the Northwest will
buy reasonable quantities. this year.
IL expected that with coed orders
Tor bridge work and for architectural
pfOauuis our mills will be ultimately
employed somewhere near their
capacity. But that point Ia not yet IN
sight aud prices sfs therefore NJ a. low
level 40 ever.
One bright spot lie the condition Of
the wire Industry, which has been
booking a very large tonnage. This u
reflected ia good sales of wire rodswiih
further large negotiations pending. IL
has also had lie Influence on soft steel
billet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-Messfs.
Geafy aud Buwofs, OF California, have
made pretty thorough canvass If the
members VI tho House calling upon
them to Sign petitions ~ the committee
ON rules ashinR that two days be got
aside for the Nicaragua canal bill.
They have met with unexpected sue
Ces. and the friends OF the MEASURE
ioel much encouraged. Nj. Gbafy has
secured the signatures Of i8l Demo-
crsts aud Mr.. Bowers has done even
better, obtaining the names q OIL
Republican,, thus making a total Of
l02 ~ more than a minority Of the en-
tiso House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14
Theatricals nj Murray.

After quite long season Of rest the
Murray Opera house will be opened on
Saturday evening, with the Inter.
national Specially and Rehued
Vaudeville company occupying the
siage, under the management Of II. l..
KimDall, Esq. TIE boneluss wonder
Hsltl, aud tue hve.year.Old prodigy,
g. l.. Bird, will appear In variety
entertainment by white and oJlorcd
artists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14
sUICID ED AT SClPlO.
c. ID. Weeks Mourus the. Death OF His
Diolng Wife aud Kills Himself
With Morphine.

The story Of sad case OF suicide
comes from sclplo, MlllSrd county.
&. ID. Wiokes,A resident At that place
for year i, loi, was the Victim. He
was married about two weeks ago and
low days ago his young
wife died. She was buried
on Tuesday. Her death preyed
heavily upon his miad. In addition TO
that ptostraling trouble he was In bard
hnancial straits and on the evening
namcd-aiter his wife's funeral
ended his life by taking desc Of
morphine. Nothing was known OF his
anlecedants. tie was buried Ut tho
expense OF the county today.
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nomb In DO oIna. Morl..

WHEELISu, w, Va, Fou, IA
Early this mOraing bomb was drown
Into tho Office OF the Buckeye dlass
works, Martins Ferry, Ohio, doing
e0nsidefnble damage. Manager
Humphrey was supposed to Ue sleep.
INK Ia the Office. lie was shot at ten
days ago. After tho strike Ia the fac
tory operations were resumed with
non'unlon men. Since then there
have been frequent outbreaks.
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Grateful For Gifts.

a committee OF the Laboring Mems
association, ia behalf Of that organ 20.
lion wish TO publicly express their
gratitude to Mr.. II. G. Chambers aud
associates Tor three carloais OF coal, TO
T.. III. Lauuan, Tor persistent md uu.
firing efforts In their behalf % Walker
Bros, Auerbach q Bro, Frank Knox
and others, 10 the Diamond Coal com.
pany and tho merchants aud business
men generally for assistance received.
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advantage, n frat class Touring mlll.
This Ia bringing IN desirable popula-
ton and some Uf the VIZ h1lding8 nTC
being divided Into smallOr farms.
Meetings in relation 10 tne Great
the last week anu the numerous irri-
eating canals 90 be benefited have
united In the project. This viii Insure
more perfect control Of the water aui
prevent great eXpensr. All arc max
Ing preparations for extensive work
next season, TRAvELEA.
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WAsIIINGToN, Feb. 1.-THE HouBs
today adopted by vote Of 1852 to %,
the specisl order reported by the rules
oommittee providing that today DO
devoted TO the debate Of tho bond
resolution, the vote TO bo taken at p.
M. Tho Speaker announced that
Wilson and Reed OF the ways aud
means COMMITTEES In the affirmative,
and HopRlns aud Bryan, In tho mega.
tive, would be- permitted 10 control
fJut hours u tho time allotted for the
debate Two hours on each side) and
one hour TO bn given 10 the debate
under the five-minute rule.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14
SUNDAY School Union.

Prot J. NJ. Tanner will deliver lee
ture before tho Sunday School Union
on Biblical Geography In the Sunday
School, Monday evening, February
lstn, at 1880 O'CLOCK. lne Seventh
ward school will furnish the muslcal
exercises during ths evening. All
Sabbath school workers Hro invited.
J, II. PARRY, See'y,
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Thrown From His Slelgh.

A gentleman driving down East
Temple street, at 1850 this afternoon,
In sleigh, was neatly and completely
thrown out by his horse becoming
frightened aud Ovefturning the cutter.
Fortunately he escaped iulufy. Hts
horeo WAS caught by pedestrians otter
running q few rods.
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wnERE THE RL.InvE WENT TO.
Secretary Carlisle Replies 20 senate
MeanInlInn.

Resolution,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Fob. l4.-Ser-
Rotary Carlisle today sent to the Senate
reply to the resolution introduced by
GOrmap,askinR among other things Tor
information MS TO what porlion M
tie gold reserve IN the treasury on
January l, 1893, had been used for
current expenditures; how much OF
the funds realized from tho recent sale
OF bonds had been 90 used, and The
amount required TO replace the money
% used.
Tue secretary says the original re-
serve, augmented by the gold pro.
ceeds OF the sales Of bonds, was d.
miniehed during the twenty-fiys
months TO the extent OF gl72,B7A8Ib.
OF which Sl0b, 002, ~ Was directly. or
indirectly devoted 10 the current OK.
penses, aud that t6T, 672,l72 which had
been converted into notes by the pro.
cess OF redemption, was still on
hand. cit 10 proper 10 state In this
connections" says the secretary, uthat
when the United Staten notes oT
treasury notes OF 1900 were redoemsJ
In gold, they were received into and
held An part OF the general cash asset
Ia the treRtuty, tho same az any other
money belonging 10 the government
and under the acts OF May "a, 1873.
and July II, 1890, they are piiu out
when necessary TO doifay the public
EXPENSE. Whenever II mas been uol-
alule to do 90, the redeemed notes have
been used 10 procure gold coin BY OK.
change with banks aud other finnnoisI
Institutions, anu In this way u LARGE
amount of gold was restored 70 the
gold reserve fund, during the snmmer
Of 1893 aud some since that time.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14
RAnsAY's DEFICIT.
Various Causes Of HIs Financial
Troubles.

CARLISLE, H., Feb. II. - The
astounding revelations communicate
concerning the deficit OF tho late Stale
Treasurer Ramsay arc the oue theme
VI conversation. II has now d, velopud
that Rumapy INTENDED to open chain
OF banks ia southern llllnois. One had
already been opened at Columbia, H.,
but closed ON tue day 81 RameAy'a
death. Tho safe anu fixtures OF the
bank were not paid for ana claims
have been made against the estate.
Several local capitalists were interested
IN the new bankH.
Ramsay, IL Is said by his oloseal
irlends, has been carrying heavy load
OF indebtedness for ten yenra or more.
His fret financial pinch was caused by
ueallng In wheat anu corn options on
Tue 1T. Louis board of trade. Heis re-.
ported ~ have been heavy purchaser
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Uasasinsss ON Account of Labor
troubtss.


NEW YORIl, Fob. lI.-The Iron Ago
sayE Reports are somewhat contra.
dlotory aud reflects ths contending
influences tina. are shaping the situa-
zion.
Outside u fair run Of sales Of Lake
ore from lhu accommodations en- the
docks, nOthlug has boon done; there
fore the much talked OF Rlvauci iu
prices has not been seriously tebt0d.
some uneRGineds has been created by
numerous repoIia Of u recurrence I
ihn labor troubles In the coke trade.
some OF the large interests have again
accumulated big alaoks OF fuel.
Judging by tue reports OF the sale OF
steel rails IN January that great trade
II still dragging. the aggregate for all
the millH for the month was about
100000 Of which the eastern mills have
about twc-Ihirde, with little additional
tonnage Ia sight, IL ~ simply a qust-
tion now whether the Central, West,
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ChieaEo'. rirsl LandIord D.nd.

CHICAGO, Feb. li.-Sholdon Graves,
the nrst landlord OF Chicago, 10 dead.
lilo was born IA Jordan, n. ", IN
1914, lilo came 10 Chicago wnun gwen.
ty'two years old with load Of pro-
visions which he traded 10 the Indiana
for nh aero Of land at the southWest
corner OF Washington aud La Sale,
afterwards building the Lake house,
the fTst hotel In Chicago.
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Pueblo. Mex, Feb. li.-More Of
the large company of bandits which
attacked the Scott camp have been
captured and will be ghoi. Soldiers
anu turales are securing the country
10 make arrests Oi the entire sixty
robhpu.
he Scott brothers and Foreman
Franklin are improving, and their
wounds II 10 hoped, viii not prove
fatal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14
Faana nardsssd Ia RIar,aa.

OAKLAND, Gala, Feb. lf.-rhB Re-
lance Club received adispatch tonight
that VIII Norton, the Yale man who
coached the Reliance football eleven In
1894 hau been found murdered Ia
Florida. Norton, II was known here,
had gone ~ Florida on hun ting cx.
10 Iition, He was found In tle cabin
OF n little siOOp on a bayou OF the In.
dian river win his head smashed aud
II was apparent that lac had been dead
several days whom the discovery was
made.
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Of options and got caught In q heavy
stump. This was about 1883. Several
other pera9ns residing here were con-
necto1 with the dcsl. They lost about
$4,000. itis known that Ramsay Loot
a large amount In this ttanssclion, poe.
sibly $4,000 TO $50, coo. Ramsay was
badly overloaded with Kansas lands
and lots, having made heavy purchases
while the bovm was Ia iis balmitst
days.
He perslstontly held on % these
purchases, trusting In higher make,
which never came.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14

WAsmSuTOs, Fob. lI--A telegram
from Toxic, dated TO-DAY, has been re-
cuivtd ny the Japaneso MINISTER stat
ing that on the l2lh Admiral Ting
proposed 10 surrender 10 the japanese
on the condition that tho lives OF the
Chinese combatants aud foreigners IN
Chinese service were aired, This was
auupptUu by Admiral Ito.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14

NEW YOuS Feb. At seems
that tne new hoffoschofl cup defend
Ct will not have things oil her own
way next GUNNER. 10 waslcarnod that
a syndicate OF New York yachtsmen
had been formed 10 charter the JUDI.
lee, one II the best cup defenders built
in 1893.
Gun. Payne, II ~ said, las a lease on
the Jubilee and tue ex.cup defender
viii be altered and placed IN tho beat
racing trim Tor the trial races.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14

PITTsnURG, Fob. li.-JAmos Pride,
known 10 all netional irayue gin' era
as the ground keeper Of Exposition
park, Pittsbufg,is missing. Thu ground
Keeper IL well connected IN Scotland,
bic miher having been one OF the most
famous aud wealthy physicians In tho
Scogtish capital. Priiie has been In re.
uuipt OF blk Income from hrs fathers
estate, anu NJ the time he disappeared
he had iuet received $4,000.
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serious nallroad Accident.

PiT1sBuRu, Feb. 1.-two engines
on tue Castle shannon railroad colided
last evening In q tunnel near MOnou-
gahela. Five muu were hurt, tho
engine anu twenty-five cars uemol.
ishod. The Injured are: Conductor
John Walker, Engineers Henry Hit.
tors ami Frederick Risgai; Fireman
Emmett Hamilton anu au unknown
man. ans TIRES hrst named were
seriously lnjufeI, but Ia 10 thought Nil
will recover.
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Marriage licenses.

The county olerk today Issued
marriage licenses to Harry w. wirm,
-, and Rose BiTcumshaw, %, both OF
Set Lake CRY; Elijah Davis, "a, ami
Mary Ann Hewitt, ~, both OF Salt
Lake City,
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TmE EmENuI IN sIAsI.
Conflict Reported aud an OniceT Sc
NeroIy Wounded.

BAHOKOK, Feb. IA. Difficulties
have arisen between the SiAmese aud
French ON tue left bank OF the Mekong
river and serious disturbances have oc.
CURED. In conflict between the
Siamtse people ana detachment Of
French troops French Otlioer was
severely wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14
A MISSIONARIES FEELINGS:
Extracts from a Letter from Elder
McEwan In Germany.

The NEWS has been permitted 10
read and make the following extracts
from letter TO President Woodruf
from Elder William MoEwan, now
lSboFiug as missionary In Germany.
Elder MoEwan writes from Dresden,
under date Of January 22nd, and lac
fAyt;
Your short account OF some Of your
experiences In tho missionary field was
very Interesting, and when see what
you and many other good anu true
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Now Lnber ACCUMULATION.

COLUMBUS, Quo, Feb. li.-A new
labor organization, tho independent
kuighls Of Labor, was flrmed mere To-.
LAY with William b. Wilson. of
BlossbuTg, Par as general master WORK
man,
Il is claimed the Organization starts
with a membership OF $4,000, smbTae.
ing glass workers, brass workers and
miners.
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JEFFERSON CRY, Me-, Feb. a.
Julian prefer t'i resolution today
which the House adopted calling on
tho Missouri senat"n and congress.
men 10 cote for fore -lesing this govern.
mont mortgage on the Union Pacific
railway aud operate II at cost.