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man and the Misses ALA and Ono Vickery,
from 2 to 8.
Won Dodt, Miss Helen, will receive with
Mrs Samuel ii. Walker, No. 420 b street
northeast.
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UNION VETERAN LEGION-The. local
encampments OF the Union Veteran Legion,
Nos. %, SO and Ill, will pay their respects
to Gen. Miles, the Secretary of War and
the President, in the order named on New
Years Day. They rendezvous at go Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, whence the line
of march will be taken up ut $50 O'Clock.
and all visiting comrades are expected to
join the ranks.
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McClelland, Miss Kate. will receive
her friends at No. 1923 Tenth street north
west, from 8 to p. m.
McCreery. Miss Flora. with Mrs. W.
w. Baker. No. GIG S-street northwest, 8
TO II p. IN.
McCreery. Mrs. j. L.. with Mrs. W.
w. Baker, No. 916 street northwest, g
to II p. IN.
Messenger, Mrs. P. J., with Mrs. W.
W. Baker, No. GIG street northwest, 8
to II p. IN.
Mckee, Mrs. Thomas H., No. Z Grant
Place. Assisted by her daughter and Miss
FIansburg of Dalton, Mass, Miss De Garmo
of FishkiIl on Hudson. n. Y, Miss May
johnson, Miss Ward, Mrs. K. S. Richard
son. Miss Laura Brooke. Miss Gorilla Smith,
Miss Ella johnson. Miss Fanny kennedy,
Miss Susie Hodgkins- From TO 8 p. N.
Morgan. Misses Matte W., Margaret
and Laura, No. 100 Thirtcenthstrectn north
west. After 4 p mr.
Medford. Miss, assisted by Miss Jessie
Medfcrd and Miss Florence Bartlett. will
be at home ipformally5nfter 8; 1913 street
northeast. ~
Mccahe. Mrs, wEi' assist Tie Misses
Chambers at No. 1903 Thirteenth street
northwest. from 2 tors p. IN.
Micklc. Mrs. j. Riffard. assisted by Ter
daughter, Miss Jennie Nae Mickie, and
Misses Janet Harris uf East Mortified.
Mass, Georgia Barrett, Irma Ruess and
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n wALD, Misses Pauiineand Blanche,
II will receive at No. 2136 X street
u northwest from To p. m.
Enrich, Mrs. Charles, tnee Miss Rice,
will assist the Misses Bergen, No. Is X
street northeast, from 8 to 4.
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Fischer, Miss Kate, will assist the Misses
Chambers in receiving at No. 1903 Thir-
teenth street northwest, from to 8.
Forbes, Miss Annie, will receive with
Mrs. j. Riffard Micklc, No. 1414 Sixth
street northwest, from 3 to Z.
Franklin, Miss Katie E., No. 472 1
street southwest, will be at home from 6
to I O p. M, assisted by Miss Nettie High.
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FARRAGUT POST, No. 10. G. A. R.,
will assemble at the post room at 3 p
M, and in body call upon Commander
and Mrs. Dinsmore at their residence, No
4O7 street southeast.
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MAYFLOwER SOCIAL CLUB, consisting
Of the Misses R. Vogt, N. Hermann. A.
Lambrecht, NJ. Boyer, and P. and B. Ewald,
will receive at No. 2136 K street north
west, from to p. m.
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n n ALL, Mrs s. K. with Mrs. W. W.
III Baker, No. GIG 8 street north
II II west, 8 TO IL p. m.
Hermann. Miss Maggie, will


receive at No. 2136 X street northwest,
from to p. m.
Houghtop, Mrs. d. W., will receive with
the Legion of Loyal Women. No. 419
Tenth street northwest.
Houser, Miss BERTHE, will assist Mrs.
Basin, No. 1928 Tenth street northwest,
from 5 to p. m.
Huddleson, Miss Margaret, with Mrs.
Baker, No. 916 s street northwest, s TO
II p. M.
Eamiin, Mrs. Teunis s., 1906 Connecti-
cut avenue, assisted by DR.. Hamlin, after
9 p. m.
Herchcr. Miss Edna NJ, assisted by Miss
Mary E. Hoover and Miss Theodore North,
1889 Tenth street northwest, from to 9.
Hickox, Mrs. Chauncey, 459 G street
northwest, assisted by the Misses tkox,
from 2 to 8 p. m.
Hall, Miss Nellie, will assist at No. 145
Carroll street southeast. from 8 to 8.
Hodges, the Misses. 91S street north
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ORGANIZATIONS.

DISTRICT W. c. T. L. will receive on
New Years Day in their parIors. No. $40
F street northwest, from TO 8.
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- oDFREY. Miss Marion E. with Mrs.

- oDFREY. Miss Marion E. with Mrs.
II - Robert V. Belt, No. 1914 Tenth
WI street northwest, after p. m.
Greene, Mrs. J. W., No. 514 ID street
northeast. Assisted by Misses Emma and
Lille Greene, Miss Burgis. Miss Kaufman
of Pittsburg and Mrs. F. S. Chambers of
GreeDsburg, Pa. From 2 TO 10 p. IN.
Gallagher, Miss Fanny. assisted by Misses
Mary Cunningham, Sally Wilson. May Ma
graih, Rosa WiedmaD. and Viola Coughlan,
will receive at No. 81 W street northeast,
from 2 To 6 O'Clock p. m.
Ganley, Miss d., ONO. 2431 Istrcet north
east, will receive in the evening, assisted
by Miss Katie Pollard Of Ohio. the Misses
sauer. and Miss Biegs.
Gwynne, Miss DoIlie, No. 1907 L street
northwest. Assisted by Miss Grace l..
Lewis. From 2 to $50 p. m.
Garrett, Misses, No. 7OS street north
east, assisted by Miss Eynon Of No. 1113
n street northwest and Miss Fizone OF
Baltimore, will receive their friends in
formally after O'Clock.
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n n OORHIs, Mrs. Dora T., with Mrs.
MI w. W. Baker, No. 916 s street
w northwest, to IL. 49,. g.
Van Fleet, Mrs, will assist the Misses
Chambers at No. 1903 Thirteenth street.
from tic 8 pm. ., 200 ctr
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whclpley, No. 800 East Capitol street, from
3 TO Z y. IN.
Daish. Miss Mac. No. 1903 Nineteenth
street. assisted ny Misses Bessie and Daisy
Cook, from 4 to 9p. m.
Davis, Mrs. Cushman K. No. 1928 Massa-
chusc,ts avenue, assisted by Mrs. Hubbard
of Minnesota, who is u guest or the family;
Mrs. John H. Roche, aud Miss Cara Agnew
Brown, after O'Clock D. m.
Daw. Mrs William H.. No. 1901 II street
northwest, assisted by Miss Florence Cuff,
MissNewman, aud the Misses Vickery, from
2 To p. m.
bowling, Miss Grace A., No. Ga T. street
northwest, assisted by Misses Alice Carey,
Carrie Stratton, and Miss Grau Hildebrand
of Baltimore, from 3 To 9 p. IN.
Dunbar, Mrs. W. J.. No. 604 Third street
northwest, assisted by Miss Dunbar and
Miss Haynes, after 2p. IN.
Daw, Mrs. W. H., will receive with Miss
Flora NJ. Cluss, No. 1901 II street mort
west, assisted by Miss Blanche r. New
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VIII receive New Years Dag, assisted by
and Rose Caffrey Of Brookiyp, ". Y. Hours,
to 10 p. m. ResideiSe. No. so4 Z Idast
northeast. -.<ssk ss&.>a
sbiies, Mrs. Charles M ,yin recciye at
No. 1924 Thirteenth street in6pbwtst, ~.
sisted by Airs. T. D.SHby1e.5 Mrs Geassa
H. Mcmillan, Mrs. F HDg9 Cad.
dess, Miss LyLdham - df'Eyns
ham. 49, 49, Sss5<Sz <zs.s- ....s.s
Miss Anna Stricken. afsss So 1Sst.cnpsssp
street, Will receive informally after
O'Clock.
sheckells. Miss btza.-assisted by Miss
Rosie McKaig, Miss Berta Keeier and the
Misses Lulu and Marie Robert, will re-
ceive at No. 63s East-eapitol street, from
3 to 10 p. m.
Smith, Miss Henrietta, with Miss Joie
Caldwell, will receive at Haines' Hail.
Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. from to 9.
Stuart. Mrs. Henrietta, No. 115 Twelfth
street northwest, assisted by Miss Gertrude
Ard Stuart. after p. IN.
51 HOMAs. MRS. WILLIAM, and the
Misses Katherine, Mamie and Lou
Use Thomas, Mrs. j. W. Thomas s,
and Miss Pearl Price, after 4 p.
H., at No. 625K street northwest.
Tucker, Miss Annie Stella, No. 500 Fourth
street northwest, with Mrs. Charles Lyman,
No. 1243 New Jersey avenue northwest.
Thompson, Mrs. Willard F., 4s4 Maryland
avenue south invest, assisted by Mrs. Henry NJ.
Knight and the Misses Clara, Ella, and
Dora Knight, after p. Ill., ..s,r.
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. rankin, Miss Kate E., will re-
- ceive at her home, No. 472 ]
street southwest.
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& IN n OTTINGHAM, Miss Katie, No.
lIMIl &c C street southeast, assisted
II NJ by Mrs. g. 8. Robinson and
Misses Daisy Robinson, Alice
Irwin, Evelyn Padgett, Alice o'Neill and
Mary Davies. 3 to z y. m.
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~ 'CONNELL, Miss Gertrude, assisted
II by Misses Josie Jouvenal, Blanche
W Gallagher, Della Marie Gallagher,
Mary Burch. Jennie MCGOWAN,
Irene McNichol, Annie Quinlan and Mary
Kennedy, Will receive at No. 80 / street
northwest, from 2 to 8 O'Clock.
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. ,AMPBELL. Miss Blanche, No. 43O
New Jersey avenue northwest,
. with Mrs. Charles Lyman. No.
1913 New Jersey avenue north
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THE Us will receive at Mrs. la Feua'i
assisted by Misses Mary Hawthorne. Clear.
Gertrude and Pearl Houston, nd Miss Alil<
Crowley
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n IRWIN, Miss Alice, with Miss Katie Not
tingham, No. &c C street southeast.
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King, Miss Sophia and Miss Sophia Brick,
VIII receive from 10 n. N. to l m. assisted
by Mrs. Carrie Ginsberg and Mrs. Gusse
Garner.
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The Way II Came About.
How was 1T created,
This race yclept human?
Why. man made the clothes,
And clothes made the woman.
Detroit Tribune.
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~ AVIS, Miss Alice, will receive from
Ito 4p. M, AT her residence, No.
~ 625 Fourth street northwest.
Durfee Miss Bessie W., with Miss
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AMBRECHT, Miss Amelia, will re-
ceive at No. 2l36 Z street DortlI-
west, from 4 to Z ID. M
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n n EENE, Misses Minnie b. and Flor
IE\ eDce R., No. 1904 o street north
II v west, with Mrs. Charles Lyman.
No. 1243 New Jersey avenue
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~ HEA, Miss Katherine A, assisted by
. Miss Margaret E. Ryan, from 6 to
. 10 O'Clock, at No. 2014 Portner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

WAMuNor1N, March 2g,-Ag0ut j..
IS. 4. smith u tho lauttIu rvslrya.
ton Ia South Dakota luluRrlpuod the
interior department t1dHy That ~ large
number OF settlers have squut.od on tue
reservation, and that thuy uuyu boon
ordered on, but the order was not ore
forced. Later hu Hgnt the following
dispatch.
Estate OF South Dakota So taking
h,cpf 20 appropriate a large part Of th's
lau4 Tor school purposes, ga violation OF
tu5 treaty bttwcen the government uud
the Indians. rhis the Indians protest
ugainat, ana ! concur"
The trouble at the Omaha and VIM
nUbago Indian agency iuNebrasHho over
the eviction Of hOldurs 81 luales for tho
Indian lautaff0m the F,ouTu0y Land
company, has resulted IN n call made
upon tho Indian bureau Tor additional
police protection.
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William rsnn,a nese.

DovKR, Del, March 20 Acting uu-
der instructions C1ntsiuud In res0lu-
gi0u adopted THIS morning by the
general astemlIy, AIUrnuy.Gentrul
Nicholson today applied 10 Chancellor
Wolcolt for an Injunction TestrAiniug
J. Henry RUgors, Ot New Castle .rum
lispugug OF "a uuUd bearing date ui
August 20. 1852, Ia watch document
james, uuGu OF York afterwards king
James H., clnveya 10 William Pouu
,hu tWely g.milu circle around New
Castle, anu Uthuf Hnuiunt documents.
Tho uUuumruts aro now IN the possgS-
sion Ola lgm Of thee philadelphia
aucuuuVcru, who propose ~ ssil them
early ln April uuloas restrained by an
liiunCIilu.
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CuuAN EuuELs.
gbcy Are sst Dslrntr'i, says - CORES,
uundrnt Iram tuv tstaru.

urI ArD Hut tfrArutrfit SAYS % torrtHs
uundrnt Iram tho tsiaru,
KEY WEST Ia. March al.-rao
following wy.aHga Hus teen forwarded
here uy Du1 u. Juo several correspond.
outs iu Cunh'
"tu cuup, MuzHuiIIn, Mgrch &C.,
This % Cor uo Information ui our
iTiHu4t iu 'UH UuInI -islUa j would
asa tHo American loJp.1 not 10 u,.
licye Gao stories li iutIrgeut defeat
coming nom government sources.
Ehry 2To iglfe. We aIa more tLau
holding our own, Hy tHu miudlp OF
JuuU We Will have 10000 men lu tho
field. We fool sure % tlu gympalhy OF
all Americans,
(slgyrt) hWAuIE GUERRA"
A ppsseusug nrIvuE from Havana
tnnry rivruit ua ri 0p.Hiou that the
frsisuaiious uf the captain general aud
the governor of tur provinces will not
10 accepted Is Spain.
The Cuuans lsugh At soldiers being
sent over from sHAil. They say % rs
almost certain that yellow ioyur will
kiIl nalt % any number spain may
send 0vtr.
The iuturrOniH are waiting Tor June,
when tue fuynr plantations will be
idle. 20 beglg thvir active HEgTsssiYe
movement,
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Inr Ana,nlE DEFAMATION.
mo AsHs Confirmed By CaBisgTan,
70 thu Japanese Legation.

20 tho aapnueae AsEnitnh'
wAuuAGrJy, b. g., March 29.-Thr
Usatldai bn unconditional afmisIicc
hfsttsl declared by the emperor n
lluB, Wa confirmed NJ tho Japanrtu
Ia.au8a. uhurc u WAS stated a cable.
HnuBth.s effect had been received
adu ll1 home government.
ghIla made nn offer Of armlsllCc,
sgi The PEACE plouipoicntiRrics OF
.a.au we've empowered by tho emperor
nagg6pl % without condition. rhis
Use done BOO view N tho attempted
aHtHuau0n Of III Hung Chang. The
amhUet, Minister kuflnu OF tho JAP
saut lrgti6n aAii, will be- effective
u1ul peace negotiations are concluded.
lltu will DO no withdrawal Of Japan
Hau0glt from Chinese territory, bow.
tTgL
llep5wuf Of the japanese govern
ll1iil execute the urmisliCs will now
hulto crucial test The military
Igsyf0' japan has nlmoa. OuHiripp5I
Huc,v.l power during the wa. lIlr
Dee caused serious CDucufu, as 20 hoe
Eeg feared that the military element,
.l1stl by no war Epirig umgug The
IrgIie would NOT submit 10 the armis.
.'1 tveuil tho civil authorities or.
deed cue.
TO meet this emergency, n change OF
stay COMMANDERS was recently made.
mere have bean three army cJFlH
'PiAllng lu different OAmpaiEns, ami
,a'l unlct a general Of bupTpmo nu-
,asIlly over his particular campaign,
Alul Ihtuo weeks ago, iu anticipation
p We aimIailco, Prince komatsu Was
H'a'tl cgmmHudyg.iu.oAIri over AL
-eum'e' The object OF this step
wee 70 concentrate authority In one
Aali ln close touch with tho imperial
l,lieholdi who could thus execute au
a.Al''lce uya simultaneous cessation
W AllAiiaga by tho army, 10 now TO-.
.l-lu' 10 h1 seen whctl8r pdnc1 ka-
"ANu can execute the Important COM
A..'l9l given MIN, The splendid uu-
s'lNae SHOWN boy the army during tue
~" giYea assurance tlsJ there WIil 10
,IHtu.hle uglulusoungu by the mill.
wy 10 has urvu fnid that tho nrmls-
a should Doe no uupopularnmOug the
leuul sllai0ry that ig would as,
20 lAo political retirement Of two
,p'.ue tiNigsmTu-Dsunt Ito and
'l75yt,
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DESERTED BY HER MOTHER.
a PB,,y EioT1.ytafO.i G.Il from
Sal, Lake City,


SAN FHNNCsCJ, March .0..-A
rolty oleyeu.yclrJId sln, WHO ..sa
hgsm 5ihsr's name is M8. Lillian H.l.
aHy, usa been deserted hero. Tao .s
say- sho came hero with nor mpu0f
from salt Lake Guy Utah, tiA v.ass
ago. Tho mother uug hur c"iiI 60
board with lir.. Frank GlIuoud.ru 1i
lId Eighth street. aud tor three wtsAb
called regularly 90 tnr hur rbrn urf
v.slfs ceased, ems r8lhI 81 n.H husa
heart from uer since. Secretary M.-
Comb 90 tur Society 'or Prevention ui
Cruelty O. Children hL8 uLuu charge
% LLo XII.
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nor oouNUlL ,IGEtlau.
chicago Aldermen charged with ns.
trayIuE tho People.

chicago Aldermen charged with ns'
truying tho People.
CmCAGO, March 2l.-For short
tins this uituTu.uu tnrTs was every
.ymtt. IA ui riot iu tho COMMITTEES
rom VI the city council, IL resulted
from Discussion OF an ordinance grant.
lug the Calumet hul BiIu Island Cer-
tain rights along tuu lake BuOgB IN the
suburb OF south Chicago. Tho real.
dents on south Chicago declared thib
would destroy the nuog, portion Of the
f6aiIsute district iu south Chloagp.
About 30 Iu,rrminud property ownuru
w-rn on haud 10 gssIag Ia tno dUllDeH-
toug.
J.H. Taylor opened thearrumont Tor
the pll, cry uwnrrP. heu u.lurClfuily
hurled Hll r.tJs uf charges az the alder.
men wuo sp1ke iavorsbly OF IhO OF
Iinaura, He alleged tnat tGuy woro be.
trsyIuE il8 people, und n wcll'ttAlnud
chorus took zap tnls Charge Rnd cried
JUS "Juls; Juiar."
Alderman Couguiin TILED 20 stop
t'la KIND OF talk, uut no WAS DHlked
Ivy IHyiOL who turned IA again and
BA!d;
"Why don'I you fellows come to as
when you want money! We nave lots
Of money"
"Not as much as Tho railroads, cried
the chorus,
Tho committee finally decided to re-
port 10 the council 10 ;av9r OF tho rail
road, and whom tho aldermen declared
themselves they were greeted win M
sultlng names, aud charged with THEY,
cry anu boodling and oihaT methods OF
separating people from their money,
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7BLEGRAPHlC.
qLTER CONFERENCE.
r,r,si Fl75abIJ Considering The
QUESTION, Rumo' Says
,,,icr OF rnp Us GOVERNMENT.


r.r,,etov March 2o.-Is % I'm.
L.g secure tho confirmation
.,ftbo report from L'ndon that
l'' U,.tsi smtal has consented O,
y. , me proposed international c'l'
, 80, but tho best Information
...,s,bls De- tothc effect that In Gaze
''s.-llisi,suaI the rtcsidcnt viii, by
.",bsr,y t,ho law enacted during
s.I,.l.s,.ian, appoint the three dele
-F, necessary 90 complete 'he COM
.Ispo a behalf % tnis county
,f,pvuf uIa beet ifiuBla express inc
.SstHat la Will uut iYroEo any
1,tgrify that ps1misea tubsiantiai
49,. i1 rrInuIU 900 International
l.',5rBt au thIH quuutlyui lut hIi
EtrwIII IuuIl probability prefer 20
,,tstfIms % tho call before AkinE
i. !.,,.r Daniel, one Of tho delegated
I't.GgY behalf Of thH 5euaiui was
i,t.rIfy today, ana uEpr-HtoG hlm-
1..r'sa#rI o. nuar the rup9ft thHt
'.ltv4r favUfuuly COualicFluE Tho
.i'ss az rppfuau tatigu 90 she u1u-
49,. ard faIi hu hht been IuHiul
,s.iuit county would take q pob'ii9u
.bis5 would render she conference, 10
.'li ipetp4b.u Of accomplishing r,.
.il Hrmid, also, that while hu mad
u, Incarnation VI which the pablo
~, g5t hi possession, no was OF thu
Irf5n ttr conference would 10 Called
.sI iha, mo United States would DC
Inc United States has not yet given
srg a5,ufautb other than tuat c0u'
n.6sIiu tho passage Of the Ng'cut.
uIulIon by. Congress, Of 90 readiness
frHIcipats Boo another monetary c0H'
fIs.gs. the chief fgaIYa, prrhalfi De.
linz tBht aH yal % has mos been iuNltul
.gtseh d gaihtfiuE. There han bucu
..g,Hrpu.o discussion ng 10 the util'
lBlssi ihu naturalization 90 tuu mat-
10 o. the conference, aud nssuftlonH
ave BEEN made that tho. Pfusldcut
sstu5taialI anxious 90 have ono held.
rbt, tbef6 u good authority foE say
I..uu5t the policy ni the ulminia'
ua.aA. On thr contrary, there 10 de-
.aIti % be- o. desire 10 have the con.
fgisne5 Y ,bsfs 80 any pEolpue; Of Oh
tanning ttiuBH. IL 10 probable that
.sme txrittalln Of fear that thuru was
T1, hl Itttnt much prospect OF any
Thing ttirg t0no by conferences, has
urgu construed that the naturalization
we n5l 10 aver OF such gathering
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uomE nULE yorE.
Tue mousc of Comm ems Accepts n Lib-
crnl Resolution.

LoED0S, March 20.-Tn the House
OF Commons todgy Mt, james Henry
DalTiol, advanced liberal member l1t
the kifkAldy dlEUuuI, moved tho
adoption M e resolution iny0fluE home
rul0 Tor Euginnd, ireland, scotland
and Wales,
Mr.. John Redmond, the well known
PaguUlliig, who BliB Tor Waterford
CITY, opposed tie resolution, declaring
it meant the shelving OF home rule
until tho House Of Lords should have
uscu abolished. The Right Hon. A. J.
BailJuT, the conservative leader az
paUlad TO tho House not 20 make Itself
ridiculous uY VOTING In favor OF q policy
that was exactly tho Oppl6ito Of that
which had built up tl0 great empire Of
tho world,
The resolution was adopted by o.
majority VI -, the vote standing l-G
% TO-,
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Iho lianIlah. schnnl VIZ

tbgG5nH "a Ontp March 20.-hl.
i1ts1sN lull particuIara Of the aetl.s
regs.u.u ny the Dominion ggvsrDmept
ti61 lung mo Manitoba school oug.-
,g Ia 's I've Teen before the public fr
ton ia . ~ Is only now that tins &C.
D5miniou.' lus lully understood. The
hiBg,",1, government has done two
tutbe,,,i.. lAa ordered the provincial
,sho9i. '. sh 70 fe'eslablish the SEPARATE
abolished In 1890, ana falling
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LIIlLE Rock, Ark, March &c.
J1hu j. ingalls,, ua his ErHyAl here,
was invited 10y the suuatg uu1 house u.
representatives 10 address thpm, bic.
Ingails talked on tao currency que.-
tisu, advocating bImelhilism. he said
the West and South would stand TO.
gclhor Tor free silver ga the neat cam.
poigu. he people everywhere, OF y
majority Of them, no said, were Tor FREQ
oliver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

40 OIG Man Sends irr th" tHdsrtaitor
nuu shea NuiUlu.H.

utErE. Me-, MARCH dI-liH. N
N.., 1000 uI .Ur vu.'nle r.i u".
Influential .Ilgsss .' Down, fH.. ..u
H... Zoo .Uv Ir.. ..s u.g. HH.
sHHu u..r. WuI,. auuIt ..s uiI .l.
Grove ..m OBJ suicide. Il. .'.I u .'
evidently C4umly N.HuuHIi Nr
when r wrut IJ uie oill.f s..sE i.t
HH.u U .lIua nsrJ ui- ac..uHH auI
irrH taut Hiz Dijicr roy o. au UuBa.'
uErr sayIHa ur uli spmg .a...f I.
tHufn's VITA MIN. Wu.u .tiy ts'
lufHrI W.Iu tuu uulUuna.r Bite 1900.
wise ruHs lying Ou cue hlYs 900 apo.
ui ll0gG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

SALFab or, March 80,-Owing 10 q
ruth Of business during tuu closing
houfs, the legislature iHiiuI 90 eject
railroad commissioners, pilot oUmmis-
signerr, iogd commissioners ann game
wafueu. Attorney General ldleman
has submitted an opinion 10 the yoyeT-
nor Shat tNe urr.Cut on ..r- % ld over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30
WAISTS.

Never before iu the history Of our
house. base Ne shown such an oStru-
sIye aud v.r.rd assortment OF Shit
Waists. White Wgss and SILK Waists
as will be found ON our counters this
season.
A handsome line Of Percale Shirt
Waists, 100 blue ground, with fancy
stripes, etc., value GOO, tor A5c.
Cm'dron's REFER jackets in wine
color with two rows OF white braid on
collar or Zoo navy blue with gilt braid; .
3 and years only Value sE4o for &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

why ia Dr. ruur's BaAug Powder
the moot economical because $50
superior lrHy0uiuH strength saves
money ly mHaiug the powder 70 fat
tntr Luauu.y other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

luHUg ..s lEv a.f sac uDvH'u.- N's ..
.1wl, i...uYve tnc present otIgau .r
slroiusytaer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

without tracs or taint Of Edulter.
Lt.un Dr.. Prices BuEiug Powder al-
taIuH in ITO makeup mo Ideal Of per
i.eL IuntI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

NEW YOWE, March al-A special
di7putau tfIm AuuluvHe1 says the
city and huSrouuaius country noe been
INUNDATED causing hall a million
dollars uamggos.