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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
collars Most i'm Vogue.

Collars of the crush and stock variety
continue to be the fashion, and the lace
points which were so often seen last sum
mer, falling over the sides of the collar,
now appear in contrasting material Ro-
with two points and a little Knot on each
side like birds wings is extremely pretty,
in fact, all collars In Alsatian bow effects
meet favor in the eyes of the modistes.
There is a tendency to introduce the
very high collar on tailor-made dresses.
When sue are seen they are usually
worn with little points of ivory or of pale
coffea-colOred lace. 2
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
Il DO Nothing

For my cold, let it wear itself out,
you say. 1t is likely to wet you oat
unless you make haste 10 free your
self from its clutches. This is the
month when a cold is a mighty power
for mischief. SIP Are yourself weeks Of
misery and danger by prompt use Of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
Revival OF BASQUE.

There is an attempt to revive the bas-
que. At present the approved designs
are double-breasted, and full over the
hips in coat fashion. The sleeves of
such garments are always of the full
puff coming to the elbow. are only seen
In round waists.
While all gowns at present consist of
a tendency to revive the princess and
redingote effects. A redingote of velvet.
double-breasted to the waist line, where
it is cut away plainly to the figure and
has a gored back, and a front of soft
silk caught at the waist by a crush belt.
A dainty ichuee of silk, edged with two
frills, is stitched in at the shoulder
seams and caught il G knot over the
hilst. S -@
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of John Burns or John J. Burns,
deceased; Margaret Garrigan. Administrative
Of John or John J. Burns, deceased, by order
Of the Surrogate of Hudson County, dated
October %, 1895, hereby gives notice to the
creditors of said decedent to bring in their
debts, demands and claims against the estate
of said decedent. under oath or affirmation.
within nine months from the date of said
order, or they will be forever barred of any
action therefor against said Administrative
MARGARET GARRIGAN.
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most popular young lady, is causing the
vo1ng ladies to hustle. Every evening
during the fair there will be an enter
tainment and dancing.
ST. Boniface's.
Several new stained glass windows
have inst been put in the church. Two
more are expected in a few days, from
innsbruck, Germany. They will be beau
tif1,l works Of art, one representing The
Good Shepherd and the other The
Sacred Heart"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
70 "Freahen Up,, the Table.

Liza Raud tells us how to brighten the
table: Sew coarse lanne around the COB
let with the stem broken off. Put this
shapely dome upon a saucer Of water;
wet the flannel and sprinkle over it as
much haxseed as will adhere to it. The
flannel will absorb the water from the
saucer. which should be often replenished.
In about two weeks the flannel will be
coHfcazied in a beautiful verdure, which
will We With any table ornament.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Margaret Dunn. deceased: Michael
Dunn. administrator of Margaret Dunn, de-
ceased. by order of the Deputy Surrogate of
Hudson County, dated October %. 1895. hereby
gives notice to the creditors OF said decedent
to bring in their debts, demands and claims
against the estate Of said d~ecedent, under oath
or afirmation, within nine months from the
date of said order, or they, will be forever
barred of anyk action therefor against said
administrator. -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09
IS DRYING OUT DISEASE.
DR.. j. R. Baird Well Known in
American Missions.
Hundreds Of Bottles Of Pahs's Gel
ely Compound Prescribed by Him.
Has Found 1t a Blessing to the Afflicted
Beyond any ether Remedy.

DR.. J.. r. Baird is not only a mission
cry, but. what is not SO we'll known.
he is a physician of large experience.
His published account Of the work he
has done in the State of Michigan has
been read with interest not only by those
particularly concerned in missions. but
by the public generally.
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NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby give that the account Of
the subscriber, guardian of William J. Nc
Carren, Annie McCarren. John E. McCarren
and Catharine McCarren, minors. will be
County Of Hudson, and reported for settlement
on Friday, the Sd day of January, 1896.
Dated October IS. A. D.. 1896.
John
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account Of
the subscriber, guardian OF Ann Amelia King.
a lunatic. will be audited and stated by the
Surrogats of the County of Hudson, and re-
ported for settlement on Friday. the Sd day
of January 1856.
FRANCIS KING.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account Of
the subscribers, executors of Peter Decker, de-
ceased, will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate Of the County of Hudson, and
reported for settlement on Friday, the goth
day of December next.
Dated October II, A. Z. 1895.
PHILEMON E.'HOMMELL,
HENRY F. LILLIENDAHL.
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NOTICE or s-ErTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final account
Of the subscriber, guardian of David Ahern
and Josephine Ahern. minors, will be audited
and stated by the Surrogate of the County
Of Hudson, and reported for settlement on
Friday, the Sd day OF January, 1886.
Dated October 29, A D. 1885.
JOHN OXLEY.
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NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given that the final account
of the subscriber, administrator OF James
Sheehy, deceased, will be audited and stated
by the Surrogate of the County OF Hudson.
and reported for settlement on Friday. the
goth day of December next.
Dated October TO-, A. d. 1895.
THOMAS c. OfCALIAGHAN.
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4 avenue. zHa.aH-
BLOCK 81, lot ass, Seeker 81 sise Street s''s'''
Block s7s, lots 2s and 292. Paterson street
| Block SIG, lot 13B, Blocker street.
Block ST.. lots sos. so7. sIi Paterson street.
Block ST, lots a2s. s29, $50, sa1. 1856. Con-
Block ssl, lot B. Summit avenue.
Block SSl, lots S57. 1865. Congress street.
Block 49,, lot 81, Hudson County Public
Block $50. lots 1874, 1s5. 1870. Congress street.
Block tss ss, lot Is, Graham street.
sRlrak $50, lots IS, sc. 81. IS. 80. 40, North
Block ss4, lots S ana s, North street.
Bn&n 80, it 70. Graham street.
Block Ss4, lot 4, Summit avenue.
Block sS7, lots l, 2, 8, 4 and 8. Summit ave-
Block ss7, lots 10. II. u. IS and IA, North
street.
Block ss7, lots 25 and &c Irving street.
Block SIS, lots >. 70, II. T.. Il, IA and Is,
Block SIS, parts a and Is North street.
Block SIS. lots 80. 40. 81 and 60 Irving street.
Block ssS, lots IS, &c, 81 and IS Nelson ave-
Block sa1, lots ? ard 3 summit avenue.
FLOCK Sa2. lots 81 80 SO and "a, Poplar street.
Block 1872. lots 81, 50 and 90, Grace street.
Block ssS' lot 4 Summit avenue.
Block 1874. lots is, IL, IS 20, S3 and 81 Grace
Block S4, lots 45, 4s. 60, 81, e. and s. Leon
ard street.
Block 907, lots 1. 2 8 and 4. Columbia ave-
nue..
Block so7, lots Is. le, II and is, Nelson ave-
nue..
Block so8, lots 5, 6, 4, 5, IS, IL, is, 1s. Ii
and Is. Germans avenue.
Block 9OS. lots 29A. %, %. "a. Is, 26, SO and
"a Columbia avenue.
Block sss. lots ]. 2. 3, 4 s. 4. .. 10, 10. Il.
Tonnele avenue.
Block 80, lots Is and 1s Tonnele averue.
Block $40. lots 20, %, "a, 25. 26, %, 80, So,
"a and 81, Terrace avenue.
Block 500, lots 4, 7, 10, II. Is, II, IS, 40, 10
and 20. Terrace avenue.
Block s09. lots 81. %. 2s. 20, 80, 81, SO. So, AZ
and As, Germania avenue.
Block Ss6. lots 1E to AZ. Hudson County
Block sos, lots 5, 6, Sc. sE, IA and Is. Hague
Block sss. lots 10, "A. Is. 1s, Leonard
Block sos, lot ST, Hague street.
Block 2a7. lot 5. Summit avenue.
Block sos, lots 1. 2, 8, A, 5 and IL, Hudson
| County Public Road.
Block 1893. lots 6. I, s, o. 10, II. 12, IS. IA. Is,
is. II. and IL. Secanctss Read
Block s01. lots /, 2, g. 4, 5. s and Z, Column
Block Dol, lots $. ., 10, ii, IL and IS. secaucus
Block soi, IL, Is, IS. II. is and 10. Nelson
avenue.
Block ses lots 2 8 4, 5; s. I. s. ., 10. II.
u, 10. IL. Is ard 16. Germania avenue.
Block 902, lots II. IS, 10 and 20. Secauous
Block sos. lots Il, q. %. Il. 2. y. n, ., ..
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
REPORT NUMBER 1O2, OF THE COMMITS
sIoNERS OF ADJUSTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the Commission
ers Of Adjustment, in and for the city OF Jer.
sey City, appointed by the Circuit Court OF
tue Of the provisions of Chapter CXII, OF the
Laws or 1856, entitled "An act concerning the
settlement and collection of arrearages OF ua-
paid taxes, assessments and water rates or
water rents, in. cities of this State. and impos-
ing and leyying a tax, assessment and hen IN
lieu and instead of such arrearages and to en-
force the payment thereof, and to provide for
the sale of lands subjected to future taxa
ton and assessment passed March ~ ieoo,
have made, certified and FLED a report OF their
proceedings under said act and supplements
thereto, relating to and affecting DELINQUENT
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FRIENDS OF SILVER.
Decision Of a Conference Recently
Held 10 Washington.
IN FAVOR or A FOURTH PARTY
To Appeal Directly 10 tho People on
tho Money issucs
Aluuf.

WAHmNOrDs, Jan. General A.
j. Warner puH4,4t % lhr Brmo,allu
league, admitted toIuy inat confer.
cuce o. the leading bimenlIisls from
different para OF tho country hau
been held lu this city recently.
"ll YVES tue decision Of the
conference" lac snid, "lnat stttng
and growing sentiment is mauiiuauug
lscli Ia favor OF uniting the friends OF
blmu,nlIi4m iu % uimutnllc party and
appeal directly ~ the people ou thu
money Issues alone. The CIutilefu.
ton which seems TO boz leading TO THE
result n the widespread conviction
that there 10 no n0lu VI Tustur.
lug tue blmO,nllir standard
tArOu.h the Republican parry
or through the Democratic parry DE-
now controlled, nud on tue other hand,
B, BE- equally impossible 90 accomplish
tuls tusult witlin the lur8 OF tue
Pupulist party or 90 unite 0u the
Omaha platform thusp iu favor Of
Restoring tho bimotalllc standard ns Il
WAS reiot0 1873"
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member % the Senate. lfe haI sait
the scn4i0r from New York ami tUr
senator il0m pcuusy lvana tQWs)
had made up thuif minds 90 defeat mo
collection Di the inc mo ilA 10 10 was
in thOir power Co d1 ro,aud the amend.
meni proposed by thum wins the nfFt
in that preceding.
Hi iirnt argued arnin8, the cousiI.
tutiUnality Of the law nnd referred to
the exemption q claises. lie asked
where haI C0ngtcfs tho tlght o.
txcmp. % ulaug lie dld not aak that
NE law DO repealed this session. uc
recognized that 90 implssiblu; nor 90
he AK ~ repeal because it was not
nppofii0ned according TO the last cen.
rus. Ho attacked tho regulations VI
ihc treasury tor the collection ~ tlEtH
aud tnii he was compelled 90 protect
ugnira. tn treasury interpretations Of
law anu The imuUgctlJu therein %
insiflmuutnlities not contemplated by
tie senators. he Yves within tho
touuda when DE characterize Of the iu.
tufHOi the tending uiil rplaltg 70 tho
Income tax asa Hl'p-9hgd infringement
Under it riuz'uB hul uu protection.
At#iO HiIi concluded HE speech on
the Income tax uud was followed by
Dubois, vino In surp.Tliug rho apr .
pIisliuu Tor the Income tuE made "a
special outline OF the position % Tao
silver men. Nothing but unlimited
coinage % oliver ulI t1tHfv Tho
silver men OF usht uHuT rJscu, Cgudl'
ti1us, hH said, uuI Insisted thHi 90. o..
could lu uI currency legislation NIIu'
Oui iiOcinl provisions Tor HlyoL
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WAuuNuION, Jan. 1.-THE attend
HuCr was tiim 400 the House today. o.
motion o, SiuEivs, D.mIvrat OF New
i1IE, by unAuimuus consent tho Sen.
ate bill wbs passed Go pay tIr widow a'
urtmus y. Boyd, the late captain 90
1ha Eighth u. b. caull1y O. CDmmIiA.
tUn Tor niiunH, aud accrued back pay
earned during volunteer service.
THE hlll 90 repeal the act VI August
lN, 1850, relating To chipping r.mmi,.
H.9uev, was CJUFiicruI, Piuglcy lllup,
MNug) offered a sub litutU Tor tho
original, ANA .ndiug instead OF 10.
peHlug the act of 1890 90 HB 90 place
she crews shipping Tor C0nstwisu ifHuu
or near by foreign trade Canada, West
lu1los and M,Xic.l practically under
ihu PROVISIONS of the old shipping ucls
OF 1913, Tut repeating certain pUnhl
tueu.us o, the act OF 1880, which was
passed,
On motion Of Fi,hlan Dem, llla)
o. bill was passed % protect tue fulmOu
liahrtiyB Of Alaska, aud then on nv.
zion Enlgc, chairman OF the committee
on claims, Tive HOUSE went into CON.
miiIou Of tUe whole tU consider bills Uu
tue private calendar
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asking the secretary o' tho treasury 10
in utm Congress ng Go the Availability
0i iuCftHsi * the beer tax was voted
down without division and uufavOf-
able repor, viii te made in acc0riauce
with the Hut cstiOn OF Tauuey that
tue requested Information was fully
coVureu by the annual reports of the
secretary VI the treasury and commits.
sluucr Of Internal revenue.
The Biil Ut Mr. Money (Miss.l, for
l.cf,asinE the beer tax was rclcflcd 10
10" subcommittee on Internal revenue.
WihUn's btu o. take 90 tenth 0f "a
cent di'lCrentlal upon sugar was also
referred 10 tho suU.com uittuc.
whiting requested tlo correction Of
au error IN the turn law 90 TO hemp
CnTuliH.
Reed objected with tho aareasllc
statement tnsttnc law was 80 orrlp.
The prop Hci correction was rufCrfoI
90 u subcommittee.
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WAYS Ann MEANS.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE ways
and means committee u the House
uut to-day, the tlfst time boo mluthr.
Il was expected the meeting might
bring Important developments, in view
N the governments ptol or Increased
revenue. NOp0siIive conclusions were
reached hOweyeEb beyond tho reference
0t several questions ~ tnu ub.UJmmIf.
tees anu tho favorable report ON tue
blll rEumPiug from duty exhibits Ht
tho Baltimore exposition M 1877.
The action OF tho committee was
looked upon ae significant aa indicating
that no mrln lrgtlauUu would be-
lushtd this tessiOu. WiEon stated To-
formally that the revenue had shown
% promising increase since tho wooden
uooedule went into eject the trst Ol
January.
Tue resolution OF Pence (Celoradol,
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WAsluNdTON, Jan. 1.-THE Senate
took up the urgent deficiency bill am
hill N. " spoke IN behalf on bic
amendment 20 allow an opportunity 10
test iis cOuslitutonnllty,
Hin said that no know nothing that
had taken place since no was mem-
Der OF the Ssuate that justified the
senator from kansRt ia charging that
lhis bill was to meet with hlibusteTing
as iar Us he was concerned,
PETER declared he had not used the
word hlibustoring siune he had been
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DANoEnors o.rrLr pIsrA.r.
Caused b. rccdu. tho Animals Hu.ti
Torn STALKS.

~ fNNAANAa NAA' ~ NAAAAANANH AANAAN
Torn stalks.
MONTICELLO, H., Juu. n. A dan.
ggrOus cattle diSeafu has made ito az.
IeatauCe iu tins county. Stale
Veterinarian rcnub0wer prOu0uuccs
10 the "o0rn stalk" uisoaBr. 40 IN
caused by feeding tho cattle corn htalE
louder tlAt hes "a rusty luugua growth,
when attacks tho corn duuug ils de-.
vulopmCut anu stunts its growth,
turning tue stalks aud blades "a Tuuty
color THIS fungus gem d. tnaen into
the stomach uuu thence IutI tue Bys-
tenn, IL affects tho brain aud cautvH
paralJsis anu ga many Gases tue aui-
mai Will be- found dead before b. Dr.
discovered, Tho hrst uy mp,om 10 O.
rlight trembling % the u3Gy AUG limbs.
the severity Ol the attack rapidly iu-
cTuastH until tue animal De- unable To
stand. When tho yiOIims igli no uigus
" pain are shown but they pass into n
comalUse slate anu die "a iiOm one 10
siX hOufs.
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NuEuHOMA, Jan. ll-Dl8palchUl
irom kucuOw received this morning
say that the Japunras scouts report a
large force % Chiu,-u moving down 10
support the La Sing force, which has 70.
tired towards New Cuwuug,
Al kapiug the Chinese numbered
5000 aud had twelve guns. About 200
Chiugbu were killed. Tue lumber ui
wounded Chinese is unknown. About
100 prisoners were taken. The Jalnupsu
uautualtiu6 aIu not stated.
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NEw NOms, Jan. 1.-Two men
auI IL BOY were funJUatci by gu On IS
morning 10 "a tenement huuso, ail
Grand street, Tue dead are: jacob
NJsuuuurg l3; Abraham B1uau, 30
joseph jacobson, 70 years old. An
overturned gas stove ctusoi the trag.
city. The Haiti occupied by JHo 10
Rosenberg, butcher, some time ago
tue fiat was robbed anu Rosenberg hsd
hiH workman sleep thoru 10 guard
against bufgiare. Young N3scntuIg
slept with them.
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FRAHIFoRE Ky, Jan. ll.-George
~ uutc, cUi1rrd, aged 20 years, a
convict in tIo Kentucky uuullvn,ary,
was given q luSlg sentence by % Jury
II thu circuit court fog tho murder o.
Charles Thomas, cll1raj, convicted lu
September McGhou stabbed Vhomat
while 40 supper.
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General s,rll.o OF street car Zen.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, Jan. ll.-Owiur
10 the dissatisiaclion Of the foreman ID
the barn and the discharge Of iourme
n general strike on all the street cat
lines OF this city was ordered at "a meet
ing OF the Street Gar Employer union
last night, 10 60 into effect al 4 u'clorF
this morning, Only three men obsyed
the order anu tho cars arc running uB
usual.
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Ntw NuIu>, Jan, ~ Tho tu.HNg
IuH'g. financial CaHlusmm from Lon.
don today suyf:
rhv Barring liquidation has uoou
formally aud hua.ly concluded. A
circular win be ifEuuu tonight thank.
Ing the guarantees ana relieving them
from all further liabilities.
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noLD an AssIcNEps SALE
Al the Assets ot Dressed Hsci and
canning company,

Al the Assets OF Dressed Meet nnd
canning company,
SIOUX Cay Iowa. Jan. ll--An
the Arsrls OF tue Sioux Ciiy Dressed
Beet ana Canning company anu 81
I'D hHukinHJu, who went down lu
tho crash Ol ihe CniOu Laauunu Trust
C0mpanys couple OF weeks ago, wore
cold % a-slguutH ra.e 10 the Credits
mmutatiuu company, al UrsauiZA.
ton OF tAu creditors of tue Institutions
involved la that failure.
The assets brought nearly SiOlU,OOU
ana all OF tAu uuUtB Ot uJtA Hln.us were
wiped out by the sale, Tao utuss0i
broi plant IL 10 De turned over 10 tue
sioux Guy Ss0ckyurds company aud
rgopuuod anu tho packing house AMI
E,Oak yards in,gtsbls Of lAugius1u
viii DO continued boy tho new owners.
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WAElHSUION, Jan. ll.-Emphatic
dolih 10 MATT ny all the Democratic
members Of Ito H1utr committee on
IulCr IL tue reports that ProsIduut
Cleveland had authorized ono of thom
o. mu.u 10 known that an extra Bss.
s.1u Of Congress would DO called u
currency legislation was not effected
by lha present C1ugfolg.
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LoNuJS, Jan, IL, 80 The jewish
ChyOmo'c announces the death Ia
IHdR Of Lsuy Slgs0uui tue wife Oi Sir
Abort Sasa.Ul, the Vol known mer.
chant and banker OF Bombay. She
WAS daughter Of Mr. Il, a. Nose.
she entertained the Prince VI Wales
IN Bombay Ia 1915 aua generally dis.
penaed lavish hospitality,
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Lumber uon Estimato tho Damages nt
aQmartrr nIIIInn DnIInra

PAmSEEsBURu, W. Va, Jan. H.
Tho situation mere today 10 moro alarm.
ing than al any time during the lo0d.
the Quo was lhirty.soven feet above
low water mark at noon AMI is rising
rapidly. All mills anu factories on the
south side ata Hubmvfg0i. L1CkpOrl,
NowIort aud Rivorailu, suburbs, uru
Hooded and many families have been
driven 10 higher ground. Too lumuur
men estimate their losses vt 525J,OJJ.
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KANSAS CuY, Jan. ia switch
engine On tIr hannibal yards clllIicd
with an Incoming Wabnth passenger
train this morning. lsu.Iulrr g..
Woolmln was killed and j. r.. Nrtlra.
ufuman, fatally hurt. The pa.tenspr.
ON the Wabash train were badly
shaken up bur none hurt.
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TAMATAvE, Jan, .ll,-rho French
bomUarIcH Fara.iu,ra, four miles iu.
lana from ramatave, Tue HUvas an.
swored with seven guns nut the French
were successful anu tue H1vss retired
with heavy loss,
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THE HAWAIIAN CABLE
Should Hs Undcr Uuitrd Mates Con.
troll, SAYS tgttt.

troll, snyH tittf,
WAsIuEGTOE, IUu. ll,-ROpre8onta.
tive HIT recognized ns the Rupul.
lican leader IN she House on lofuigu
Anslrg, said today tnat no July ugftrd
with tue President that tho Hawaiian
Islands should have tho benefits Of
telegtaphic communication with tho
world at large, bus no was strongly
opposed 70 putting their cable mClli.
ties under the control OF any govern
msnt but the Uuitod States. Hi'l
iAy0Ts a subsidy Tor Hawaiian caUlr.
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Marriage Licenses.

George r.. Shelley, aged %, and
Lydia Gardiner, 20, both Of American
FsrE Cyrus II. CLARK, a9, und CLARA
Miller Is, both OF SpHngyille, have 70.
eelved marriage licenses.
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NEw YORK, Jan. ll.-Tho furniture
store uf JOrlWu anu MOTlstily, Park
Row, was badly damaged by iru 90.
day. The l0ssis estimated at s75, OJO.
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ms LAsI woods.
A Convict Promises Co Haunt MS
LNcCuturs.

CHATTANOOGA, Tcuno Jrn. H.
George Nulo anu Buddy WuoIuu,
young uugtDgs, were hanged TO-DAY
AlHpu refused tO 500 the minister, nIl
uls last words were; "lhis Is what an
innocent man gugs,"
lie requested That his body be
thrown IN tue rivcr aud said that hu
would bu back tonight TO haunt the
sheriff anu tao Otuurs who hal any.
tning 10 IO with hla conviction.
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BEELtNi JAa. IL .-Geueral pape,
governor OF berlin, has been relieved
aaI General Baron Won Ice appointed
~ succeed him.
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BuDA PEsru, Jan, lL-Emperor
Francis Joseph has rtquirBg Baron
Baniy 10 form u new cabinet Tor Hun
gary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-11

CHICAGO, Jan. ia blizzard pre-.
walls here anu throughout Iowa ami
Nebraska.
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