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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30

wAsH,saTos. Sept. 30. - Deputy
Controller Of tho Currency Tucker has
called on the rational banks ior n
abatement OF thuir condition At the
Gloss OF distress on Sept. 2Sth, and
also for n slaismpnt OF taxes u oil
siads paid by them aurins the pAsl
iscal year.
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rus DurnaNr THAI.
Important witn,sso,. On who's. Test.
monF the nefsn,c Depends

SAN FRASUHCo, Bopl. 8O.-Tho at.
Attorney Dsuprsy In his opening
easements nave made several people
VINO testified Ut tue preliminary ex.
animation, feel anxious Lest they too
should have ,ne finger VI suspicion
pointed Mt them.
One OF thpau persons Ia Elmer Wolfe,
wko testified that hs saw DutrAnt
and Minnie Wiillsma together after the
Christian Endesy0f meeting Mt DR..
NOgel's house. Not that he has any
reason 10 lear insinuations from the
deiense, but because no wanted 10 be
ready for DurEanps lawyers IN Gaze
they In aay way tried to involve him
In the MURDER OF Blanche Lamont.
a few days ago Wolfe received an
intimatiOn that ho might DO drawn
Into the case that 10 ut present keipg
tried in Judge Murphy's court. I'M.
was surprise TO him. He rather eT.
pccted being brought Into this Williams
case, but until the hint was given him
he was unaware that he MI sht figure In
the Lament ua1e.
lie did not stop, however, to puzzle
over the why's and whereiOrHs, but sst
right h WORK u establish an abb.
This was easily done, but tho young
msn was not Satisfied. He kept on
reviewing tbs events VI the month OF
April until he knew Just where he was
and what no did on the night Minnie
Williams met her fato In the library Of
Emmanuel church. Then no went To
tho people he had been with that night
aud secured them as witnesses Ia case
an attempt should DO made 10 prove
hla alibi false.
Fortified with record OF his nc
lions on tho 3fi and on the l2th OF
April, Wolfe Is prepared TO OBJECT any
attack or insinuAtlon tho defense ma y
spring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30

KANSAS CITY, SepL 3O.-5ix lives
were sacrificed NJ quarry, eight
miles from Independence, this morn
Ing, by tho premature explosion OF =
blast. Five men were crushed under
u huge rock and Instantly killed. A
boy lived a few hours.
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a COMET VIsIBLr.
IL There Golns To hs n Coiiision win
Inn LnrIh ms lIml2

NEW YORl, Sent. 3j.-A special 10
the Herald from Paris says:
A u.e,ial Telegram from Klel OBJ
tervatofy announced that tbs approach
Of the periodical comet Of Faye had
been discovered by Prof JAvslle, OF
the N ce observatory. Without taking
an slasl let vitvi Il sfAirs, It may bs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30
standard an Company.

Los ASOILE5, Cal, Sept. 3O.-Ths
Herald publishes n siatsn,nI to the
elect that there are well grounded
inmois that the Standard OH COM
pany IA attempting TO gain control OF
the oil Industry developed In this oity.
Mt. James q. Harvey, special
agent In Los Angeles VI the Standard
Oh company, 10 supposed 10 DO repre-.
'eniing the giant corporation In the
deal on hand,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30
Exnourlyn MANuoN, w.,h.,

Septtm Osr 3Oth.
Lleute lant General John NJ. Sohe-
field having reached the age fi,iing
him 10 retire from active military ser
vice, he IL, Ia accordance with tae
prov siona OF the law, hereby placed
upon tue retired List OF tbs army, 10
date Seplembsr 20, 1895, with all pay
aud allowances belonging TO his rank
upon such retirement.
tits with much regret tho President
makes tho announcement that the
country 10 thus 10 lose from the com.
mand OF It's army the distinguished
general, who has done 30 much for Its
honor nnd efficiency. His gal.
lantry In war challenges the sd.
miraiion OF all his countrymen, while
they will not fall gratefully to
remember and appreciate how faithful.
ly ho served his country In times OF
peace, ~ his splendid and successful
performances ofclVil as we'll ~ military
duty. Lieutenant General Sch odeld's
career exhibiting unvArylng love for
his profession shows care for lite honor
ana good name, a lust appreciation
OF the suhordination II exzots and tho
constant manifestation OF tho best
traits OF o true American man, and
furnish TO the army an example OF in
estimsble value, and should teach all
our people that the highest soidisrly
qualities are built upon tho ksenest
sense OF the bligAtions belonging 10
good citizenship.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
1t was said at the war department
that the order assigning to duty the
successor OF General Schotleld win not
issue for several days.
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crops. dispose Of them In market and
isk. osro Of the stock. The sight &c.
lecIei Tor The colony IL In the heart Of
the fnest fruit county In tue state Of
New YORK,
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The c1arswl,s vsry sieL.

NEW YoRIl, sept. Boa special to
the Arfsll from Berlin says ltbat
Prof. Legion has received infoTmR.
lion that tho czarowilz 10 Too weak to
travel.
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VIII Marry.

A marriage license was ioday issued
10 DAVID l.. Osborne, 20. AMI Libble
Blythe, %, botn Of tni. ely.
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"a unlawfuIssizure OF property and AT.

tempt to commit murder
Tue ncsftsi town % the mines "a
belmont, which IA 80 miles away. II
takes eight days @. uioady, hard travel
10 cover the distance between tho two
points. A, pEtsent the Sirrllng COM
pany's lspects nfo very 1ue and the
god products OF both mine and mill
ate being seut direct to the mill At
Ban Ffauciaco.
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THE oHDrW ISSUED.
rrsE.--.at ,isye'and's Compliment 10
Gts AchpneId.

wAsnIsaroS, Sept 80.-The Priest.
denps orIef reiiiiuT Lleu,entsnt Cen
eral Seine Held Yves issued todsS. l: 10
as follows:
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orrIcIAIs pENouNoEp.

LONDON, sept S0.-A special dis
patch from Shanghai says Admiral
Fuller, with fourteen ships belonging
to the Brlsish fleet In Chinese wa1ors.
will proesed on "Wednesday next 10
Naukin aud present the yicct0y OF
that place with important dispatches.
Officials Of tha foreign office this
afternoon stated that the decree nj.
ready had bpgn published ia the
Pekiu olllgial Gazette, ordering the
vlcetoy u Szehuen stripped OF his
rank Tor falling 30 protect the riission-
Atles In his di0ifiti, aud ns warning &"
oihrrs u IL further di'ecti1 that he
will not be again permitted to take
office.
The decree also denounced the sub
ordinate officials tor falling TO take
proper etioh In the emergency.
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ouR smIps DISPENSE.

wAsiuSaroS, y. O., Sept. 30.-rhe
Asiatic squadron which hns been con.
centrnted ut Cbeo Foo hrs disappeared.
The flagship Baltimore has gone To
Nagataki, Yokohama TO Chemulpo
and Concord to Shanghai.
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SITUATION IN CHINA.
Ensland's Ullimllum Produces tho
Desired Effect.
AN IMPERIAL DECREE PASSED.
The English Fleet ordered 10 Nankin--
Important Dispatches for tue
Niceroy al that place.

LONDON, Sept. 3O.-It Ia announced
that China has accepted the ultima
tun, and the vlceroy Of SzchueD, who
Is held 10 have been responsible, di.
rectly or Indirectly, for the massacre
Of missionaries In the territory uneer
bis jurisdiction, has been degraded.
MiHIsfER DESBY's CABLE.
wAsnIsuroN, rcpL Minister
DENLY cabled the state department
from Pekin As iollowH "rhe imperial
decree has teen Issued. Abstracts:
"R,spo visibility for tho 5zchuen riots
r-sts with the officials. Visefoy Liu
was careless and took no notice of the
beginning Of the riots. He IL deprived
VI his office, never TO be employed.
Other officials are TO bo punished"
This would ucem 90 Indicate that the
Crisis impending In China aud involv-
lag n naval denomination by tue
British forces has been ANefted Tor
lime nt least, by compliance with the
principal dsmsnds.Vf tho British. IL
cannot b. learned WHISTLER the decree
con codos all th demands made. The
Cab'Ugfam makes NO rrltfence 10 the
sweopiH Z con iitlsns imposai by the
Brlt.th TAI islur that tue guilty oidcors
b. Iuuishsd by suspension for thee
years 10 all promotions aud ,gpoini-
"A nti in tho civil service In the Prov
TACO efEzsuuon.
Nicetoy Liu, whose fail 10 an-
nouncrd, has butn ia trouble before.
IL l. said he was found guilty laot No
vsmber Of miiSppropria;ion Of iuuts
and later on, bscausn the Trench Ia.
yerilgsiions showed he wAs responsible
.or the Chuag Tu riots, h. was oDlls ed
10 pay an iugsmuity VI $4,000 " tue
French Catholic missions, from his
own pocket.
The present conclusion, which has
been brought about apparently by
British threats, will not involve the
abandonment Of the independent IT,
vestigation into tho Cbeng Tu riots
ordered by Secretary 0lney. There
has been a change IN the porsonnel oil
the commission, Commnndcr Barber,
naval attache, who has fallen III, hAv.
ing been relieved from duty Al com.
missioner by Lieutenant Commander
John T.. Merrill, .Ccutivo officer OF
the u. 3. :. Baltimore.
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II was said AZ the war department
that the order assigning to duty the
successor OF Gsnsral Schoileld will not
Issue for several days.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-13

Memorial services in honor OF the late
lamented Judge John Erskine will be held
in the federal courtroom today at 10
o'clock.
For a number of years Judge Erskine
adorned the federal bench of this state
and by his fearless administration of the
law he endeared himself to the hearts of
many in this city. Though appointed to
office as n strict republican, by President
Andrew Johnson, he brought to the ex
ercise of his high official duties a sense of
Justice that no party prejudice could warp.
He stood between the struggling south
and the oppression of the federal govern
ment and his attitude towards the south
ern people during the dark days of re-
construction will always be remembered
TO the praise and honor of this noble-heart-
ed IriShman.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
riaLtly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
nda,ting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attes:
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced ~ the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence IS dne to its presenting
IN tn, form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, :he refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of q perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
Gisneiling colds, Headaches and teyers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the AID
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it IS perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. .
Syrup of Figs is for sale by ali drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactlred by The California Fig Syrup
CO. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name. Syrup of Figs,
and Being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute f offered.
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A Collision of vessels.

Mackinaw City. Mich, May 1O.-The
steamship Cayuga. of the Lehgh Valley
line. Chicago to Buffalo, collided with the
steamer Joseph l.. Hurd. of the Lake
Superior line, Lake Superior ports to Chi
CagO. three miles this side of Skillasalee
lighthouse, in a dense fog, at O'Clock this
morning The Cayuga sank in about
twenty minutes. The bow of the Hurd
was knocked clean off and only her cargo
of lumber kept her aroat.
George Johnson, steward of the Hurd
was Knocked overheard by the crash Of
the collision and drowned The remain
ing members of both crews were picked up
by the steamer Manola and landed here
this morning. The boats were not more
than two hundred feet apart when their
signals were distinguished. but it was too
late then to avoid collision.
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An ExpIosion in Chicago.

Chicago May II, 2.30 ma terrific OK
plosion in the big building at No. 10 Sher-
man street aroused the people IN that vi
cinity, and shook the big board of trade
at 115 o'clock this Saturday morning.
When the fIemen arrived in less than
five minutes they found the whole front
Of the building blown out and flames burst
ing from the side ana alley windows. The
building was occupied as a lodging house
which was run by Aug Mitchell.
Three mon were killed. How many more
has not yet been asrertained. but there
are Mild rumors atoat ot heavy loss of
life. Natural gas was used in the build
ing. Nine people badly burned We're res
cued. but four of them will prohably die.
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I'M the bluegrass turf on the back iah :.
and roll it up to the front yard ana peu -
where she tells me. The tuber roses al.
coming UP, and so is the Sladiolus' sweo,
meas and nasturtium are growing ipa0o c..
morninp pIories are reaching for the canes.
! never saw flowers and grass grow SO last
or so pretty. They toll not. neither do they
spin. but silver and gold will not compare
with them. All the silver and gold IN tn ,e
world would not buy all the flowers il
they were put up fer sale and no more
were to come. How little do we Prize INC
boUnties of nature Until we lose men
verify the Creator has been good to His
creatures. for He has made the best Things
the cheapest and the most beautiful cost Us
rothing. BILL AM
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Grnir Ifn.nitnI List.

yT-rfuEa IL Springer. EveTsrene, Miss,
~. Lucy Harris and brother. Lanev' lie.
Ala lg-: Joe Dodson. PalOEa. Miss. Sc;
Grove Vowel. Spay. Miss. l0c.; Dorothy
T-..zsfnnons. Forest City. Ark, lee; An
rf. 1relz NcAlster, Blue Springs, Miss,
v4. riaud Brown Cation, Tenn. 1Oc. 4;
Nose Elder. Lawrence. Tex. i0c.; Minnie
= Wells. Lawrence. Miss. l0c-; Fred G.
= E[inneh-ew. Shepherd, Tex. 1Sc-: Hattie
Holmes. huntsville. Ala. 10c.; Grady sill
M. stanton. La. Ice; Ena Humphreys.
I1.s- Rosa Lee HOwly I.awrenceviile,
Eia. loo: Clinton and Andrew Wel5orn,
NIrn Miss. T0c: Silas Riddle. Rockingham,
y @ I1c-; Arletta Killgore. Sibley: La. DC:
INA TiIler. neBerry. Tex, &C.: Minnie E.
Err~ C;recuville. :. C, &C.
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Hatcher Fell Dead

Jacksonville. Fla. May 9.-The corpse of
r. ID. Hatcher, formerly of Fort Valley,
Ga, was sent to that place for interment
tonight. Mr.. Hatcher fell dead this morn
ing, at 1876 o'clock. as he was taking leave
of his affianced Miss Daisy Whistler, upon
whom he had been calling. Heart disease
was the cause of his death
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Mrs. II. A. Matthews.

Thonaston, Ga, May 6.-(Special.)-M
#. A. Matthews. one of the most prom
inent citizens of this county, died here
Matthews was closely related to some OF
the most prominent people of Georgia
She was universally beloved by the people
of the community and all sympathize with
her husband and his children in their be-
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An Ocean Posfoffica.

There are postOffices in the United States
where the postmaster receives less than a
dollar n year salary. but the smallest. sim
rIest and best protected pOstOffice in the
world is in the straits OF Magellan. and
has been there for many years. II con-
sists Of n small keg or cask and is chained
20 TIE rocks Of the extreme cape in the
straits opposite Terra del Fuego. Each
Passing ship sends a boat to take letters
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Iudre Phinnzce IL Dead.

Forsyth. Ga, May 6.-(Spec.al. News
has just reached here of the sudden death
of Judge James Glenn Phinazee at High
Falls, ten miles north of here. Judge
PhinaZee died at his home this afternoon.
He was one of the most prominent citizens
of this county, was ex-representative and
an extensive planter. Judge PhinaZee'J
death has cast the deepest gloom over
this county.
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worlds CoIumbinn Exposition

was of value to the world by illustrating
the improvements in the mechanical arts
and eminent physicians win tell you that
the progress in medicinal agents has been
of equal Importance and as a strengthening
laxative that Syrup of Figs is far in au-
vance of all others.
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June 5 1S9f.-The DR.. II. Mclean Medi-
cine Company St. Louis. Mo. Gentlemen:
l can chcerfully and conscentiously Zee
omniend your Liver and Kidney Balm 10
all VINO suffer from diseases of the kidneys.
/ Yves afflicted with severe case OF Kid
ney disease and it cured me.
j. T. SMELL.
Snallviile, Gwinnett County, Ga.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
.JuJre w. a. Wright.

'Waycross, Ga, May 6.-(Special. Judge
w. a. Wright, a retired lawyer ana eoltor'
died of paralysis last night at his home
on Gilmore street Judge Wright had
been in feeble health for several years
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New York, May 6.-Harr LeGrand Cannon,
the prominent amateur artist, died today
at his home, No. 60 Fifth avenue. His
death resulted from an absccsS on the brain.
The deceased was thirty-seven years old.
He leaves widow and three children. The
dead artist was born in this city. He was
pupil for some time under St. Gaudens.
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hSaNTNNN7VTEI[ NFSNTNNN1gMKW
3 S ''1''IIsI'| loN

out and put others in. The postoffice is
self-acting and unprovided with post
master, and is therefore under the protec-
ton of all the navies of the world.
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Lillian Carriers riddle:
What river is round at both ends and "hi'' in
the middle? The OHIO river
Much love to Aunt Susie and all the cousins.
Mollie ST. John, Cottonwood, Tex.-Dear Ju-
nior: Enclosed find 10 cents for the Grady hos
pital. 1 am eleven years old. l have piano and
take music lessons twice week. l go to day
school and am in the fifth grade. real The Jul
Nor and the stories in il.
Minnie Null. Camp Creek, N. Dear Junior:
am little girl six years old; iivlp sister do the
house work. such rs sweep the house. yards, etc.
have "A doll which love to play with very
much; call her Mandy Louise.
send cents for tine children's ward for the
Grady hospital.
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on the following morning as old Carlo,
their ex-"tyrant." was once more sitting
down to his breakfast, he perceived beside
his plate "A folded slip of paper.
"Oh," he said, another manifesto"
This manifesto. however, differed greatly
in character from its predecessor. 1t read
I'm this wise:
''To the excellent proprietor and worthy
patron, Signor Carlo MagliabeCchi, greet
irg.-Excellency, we, your very much mis-
taken end humble servants, Carlino Chiesa
mo longer 'ChurchD, and Beppo Morelli.
having failed in business, do most earnest
" request YOU to take us back into your
admirable household. We will gladly la
bor for ore dollar, as before; will be hon
ored # you ac~Cst us as Thou and will
cheerfully arise at the sixth hour The
aforesaid Carlino does not desire 10 be
called Church any more. 'Chiesa' being a
good enough name for one so unworthy.
If the excellent signor will he good enough
TO kick his servants they will feel graft
fed The slgnor is humbly invited to reply
at his worshipful leisure.
"CARIINO CHIFSA
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"CARLINO CHIESA.
"(No longer 'Church.O
- -


"BEPPO MORELII."
Old Carlo winked both eyes one after
the other. when he read this letter. Then
he laughed all over, drank a big draught
of red wine, and sent for the penitents.
They came before him abashed, grmy
and ragged. oh" quoth Carlo, "do L
behold in sooth the worthy merchants and
boot sinners, the Signore Morelli and
Chiesa-G beg pardon. Church What can
poor restaurant keeper do for the worthy
dealers in fruit this morning.
Beppo broke down and blubbered; Car
limo wept in chorus.
what ran ] do for you?' once more
asked Carlo.
Excellent patron" sniveled Beppo, II
prav you to call me thou"
Excellent patron" whined Carlino. 81
implore you to address me no more as
Church"
OF course, Carlo was only having a little
jocular revenge with the bankrupt rebels.
and he pretended after n while to relent
at the request Of n party OF artists who
breakfasted at his place and laughed hear
tily over the story. Carlino and Beppo
were taken back into the restaurant. and
very subdue1 Youngsters they proved for
many months thereafter. Old Carlo has
given up cufiirg them. He finds that
more successful mode of punishment is To
ask Beppo the current price of bananas.
address Chiesa as ''SignOr Church" or hail
either boy with the dign:fied and obnoxious
"you," instead of the friendly and familiar
"thou." GERALD JNO. Brennan.
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Jennie 4. Dunagan, Dunagan, Ga.-Dear Ju-
Nor: | cnclos 2 cents for the children's ward of
tile Grady hospital.
like to resu very much, and l enjoy reading
the Junior more than anything else.
live seven mites east of Gainesville. My papa
Is merchant and farmer add the pOstoifce is at
our place.
VIII close by answering Ethel Johnston's and
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Send postal Tor particulars. Nothing like it
Credit TO all worthy. Wanted ny everv-
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GeolCGist. Chicago, III.
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EDIl ED2v or or FALLING naE SCENES IS WISH
ELET s staSs P saern m { Rb IP RFf
I.EPSG, or Fits TO send for one of my large
sized bottles Free. DR.. Fred e. Grant
Kansas City, Mo.
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