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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
ACTS OF BRAVERY.
Oh Tho Part Of The Japanese En-.
gagged al Vel Hll Vel.
ADMIRAL nos OFFICIAL REPORT
Regarding the Destruction Of tie
Chimes, Fleet at That Port
-JaUanoso Lass.

HIROSHIMA, Fob. 0.--rhe ninth Die.
patch Of Admiral Ito dated February
orb, saws that on The night Of the 5ih,
the fret torpedo OF the nolilla guar oI
the entrance Of Wei Hal Wei. Shortly
aller the moon had disappeared bohlud
the hill the second aud third h1lllas
entered through the spaces between
the floating ob6iruclions Of the eastern
channel anu a.ar,ei the iorpciocs
which destroyed the Tiug Yucu and
Ching Yucn. The Ching Yuon's bot.
tom, It 10 supposed, had been damaged.
The shots Of tho Chinese struck tor.
puio boat No. s. All ou beard were
billed. While the others were return
lug they grounded on the floating oh
fifIctlonh anu PATTY cana under the
fire Of the onomy. a lieutenant anu
two others were iTIElu 90 death on tho
night Of the hrU. Tho fnt n1tilln
renewed the altnCl, and tufHHdDuu nud
uuk the crultpr Chin fuuu aud
probably tho iflu-HHI Chen iuuu,
iho Wei iusn anu Que guuUoat This
tlmo thrfa were no lIaH tu the boats OF
uru. Tho Japnncar damaged torpedo
b0ait were lowed 10 plit Arthur.
The ilort h. constantly on the alert
nui tomorrow will lombard the forts
OF the Sin kung aud Jis islanus, con-
Jointly with the land forts.
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i1 The southwest corner Mr.. Lucy
W.04uG' }ni.h, reno natal "EoblCug
al the we'll" s,llins delicious icm.u-
nic, and ni She CLOSE turnUl over g. tho
treasurer fnudsomo prIiit. Flour,
baskets Of iruii, utc,, were donated -
generous meubofi OF tho ware
md these % auction, brought
several doiIgI-, a puza tn rei
for tue bee. pioneer character costume,
was awarded 10 hiss GwCndollu
Levi. SJngs, Rotations, U.C., were
s ven OF Intervals Eul were Hlghly
npulauIed. An cfllcIr.t urchostss,
under the luaIaislip o. Pf0L Frank
Merrill, furnished excellent ruBlr.
The officers OF tue associations tsulCr
sincere thnukH tu sII those who assisted
To- making the entertainment thu grand
success 30 wac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
SUCCESSFUL AND PLEASING.
The Seventeenth Ward Pioneer Ball
and Entertainment Fine Affair.

The Improvement associations OF the
Seventeenth ward OF this olty are
proud over tue success which nj.
tended their pioneer charity ball anu
entertainment, given In tho ward ns.
sembly hall last evening. Almost
every family In the ward was repre-.
senied, and young anu old, rich and
poor mingled together In the dance
and social conversation as the mombers
OF one common family. A goodIv
number OF ladies' anu gentlemen came
In pioneer costume, and 10 Gee these In
the grand march drought back the
old times true ami tquare.D
Behind countr in tho northwest
corner OF the hall, number Of youpg
laaieB were busily engaged selling
Their own home made candles, from
which q substantial sum was Foallgyu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
hnnsralIllon ana Inf.nllcIao.

NEW York, Feb. 0.-Aunio Tencil
hha been taken to the Bellevue hospital
Wheio she h confined In the inHRue
warn, pending an investigation into
huf hauity. She Was thkeu there from
police station where sho uad been
charged with the MURDER 0f nor uIx-
teor-monthi-1ld child, Mary. Her
arrest was the outcome Of confession
made 70 Father Mc3OWuu early IN tue
previous evening. She then said that
the was Iurfuo1 by witches who tolJ
htt tlnt la order 10 keep her child
from tine devil sho must KIN The
witches he'd such q strong hold upon
ler tho said, that at noon on THUS
Jay while the child wa8 asleep she
clicked Il 10 death,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

When acquitted Detective Walker
Of Gfccnyiie, was iu tus court room
armed with warrant aud fCuuHltl0n
pagers, siEncdby Governors Mckinley
aud MAtihuws, bit young Hldgupi
attorney showed tnat there was no
feseon lot taking the young man ~
ohio, eNcspt thu. tho detectives might
receive Il $50 reward. 10 b. alleged int
Hodges COmmittci FevoTal f1rpcrios in
dfeenvills on Dec. 90 10, but there arc
responsible buliuess men here who
viii testify that Hodges was iu Murclu
aud c0uiu not possibly have been iu
Ohio on that DAY. The argument was
90 strong that Hodges wns ordered
taken o. jail auu JUDGE Rooms Get o.
date for tue huarin ci the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
The Children's Entertainment,

The al.tgorical entertainment to be
given IN tho ThsaIsr on Friday and
Saturday next, February 10 ami 10, IL
to contain two now features not here.
Iafire announced. The are tho rer-
resentatlon Of "Utah" 10y Miss Irene
Ackis, the child elocut ouist, and the
addition Of Miss Laura Currinno Har.
rlsi the child COatTallo, who Will sing
klorul's "LaBt Night" Tho prep.
aratlons are well advanced Tor the
production Of "rho Flag OF oar
County" and there Is every promise
OF most successful artistic enter.ail-
mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

The Lemhl Gold Mining company
fled ils articles OF Incorporation with
the County CLERK yesterday. The
properties held by tho company are
located In Idaho, but tho principal
place Of business will be In Salt Lake
CITY. The capital stock 10 100000.
diyiuud into o $1,000 shares Of $40 each.
The incorporates ARE /. a. Benton,
q. T.. De Gr0oi, ,. J. Wcigcl, truman
Hchuuug, ID. ID. Johnson, w. II. q JsT,
a, J. Co.'s, g. q. Guss, W. i. DO Gr00t
aud B. u. spicuT, VI Salt Lake; aud
q. w. l.. DOuUy, OF OmahH. Tho
sJ,UOJ,OUD oi capital 10 fully paid 10
anu is represented by the following
elaine, all OF which arc located IN
Rosebud mining district, Lsmhi Couu.
ty,ii Idaho: Grand, Central, Annex,
1hyl0ch, Lamhi, Silver Queen, Glld
Creek, Crown POiut, Golu BED, Way
VI, Cold Bug, Copper Belle, Magnet,
Copper King, aud iIhho lodes.
infeo hundred thousand shares are
held by mumtura OF tho corporation.
tho other 100000 being ret apart ns
treasury stock. The 300, 900 rhafes
mentioned arc held as fullOwt: /. A.
Bcut0n, 5000 shares; 4. T.. De Gf01t,
sb,OOJ anafri; >. J. Wcigri, 5000
sHatos; Tiumsu SchrHck 1000 shares;
ID. ID. Johnson, 10000 shAtcs; W. "A.
G1ts, 10, 900 share; a. J. Co.'s, 5000
Shafrti -. T. Spuucsr, 5000 bhaTes;
u. w. H.. DinUy, $1,000 shares.
Tue officers o. tIu corporation are q.
W. u. Dorsey, VI OnAha, president
anu DIRECTOR ID. ID. johnson, Of Salt
Lake, o'prusidentand director; Ia.
Benton, secretary anu treasurer anu
dIrrcIoii n. r. DtGrsot, IS, J. weigel
aud truuman 5cuenCk, directors.
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TIre Worse Ihan Mnler

a very enthusiastic debate was hold
last night IN the annex Of the Fiui
ward meeting house between the Lin.
coin and Washington debating soci,-
ties. Resolved, That "waler h more
destructive than Fire" being the
question. q. smith, a. HoltOn anu
J. Duncan took W the affirmative Tor
the Lincoln, aud A. j.. Earl, IL. J..
STEINER aud J. Il. Macknignt defended
the negative.
There were i've judges, selected by
tho chairman, VINO decided in favor VI
ntO by a uuAnimOus vote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
TnE wAR umlNA.

Admiral Carpenters Report 60 tho
secretary oftho Navy.
WAAuSGrON, Feb. 0.-rho secre.
tary OF tue navy has received the TO-
lowing dispatch from Admiral Car
pcnicr dated Chgo Zoo, February Il:
"rbU japanese nave taken possession
OF Wei Hal Wei today. ThTco vcasols
NJ the Chinese neut were sunk Ia tho
hafbOr by tOrneiOoa. The Charleston
ltit today for Tue purpose OF assisting
dislrvsIcd personsa Tung Chow"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
Supposed Suicide.

The MilIRrd county Biade gives a
statement OF the supposed suicide OF
Wallace q. Tiiden. who WA under
arrest on "a charge OF adultery win
hra, Ellie Shaw, but who was alloweu
come liberty by the officer having hin,
under arrest. HlB tracks were folio,ged
10 dam IN tho SEWER river. near
DrHuTut, uud on log was NJ ritt.n
"GoOd bye. W. q. r." TllIen lsenr-
posed TO nave jumped into tho slreon.
aud that bis body ia under tho Ice. Tbe
riilceB however, does not believe tbp
suicide theory, but thinka Tilden
skipped and ieit tue impression Of
luIu.ln do order 10 eInle nurnnlt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

NEW YOml, Fob. IA special dl,-
pa,ch 70 a morning. paper from Pars,
uayE The vE-JukU % Parma. IS Iuf.
bon, who lost gis throne In tno Italian
Insure. ton OF 1869, and wh1Is the
Hthuf-.l.law o.. Pulc1 Ferdinand OF
Bulgaria, hus Jus, been CHALLENGED 10
nght duel by his cousin, Prince
Pascal, u Bourbon, A qmfftl took
place between mo two uucps at the
funeral Of the oX.king OF Naples, which
eliminated IN Prince Pascal being
denied permission - take part ia his
br0thaf'H UUuquios. He was oven OK.
pellod from the town u ATc1 by tae
chief OF police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
CHALLENGED BY AsALT LAKgR


An Associa,od Pfsss dispatch from
Toronto. Ou,ari,, under date OF the 5ih
last. ssyii "La,t night John s., John.
ron received lrHgics OF agreement from
Peter Uttuud, Sue Norwegian skating
cham -, NOW 900 Chicago, 10 tkatg
two r.l,s uu the lJ'h aul 98fI l0siaut,
distance l,1.J nu4 1.NlJ Wl,ers rgsTpt-
lively. Johnson sl.aga and rsturug
luuw. lnc racer VIII likely take place
u Minneapolis"
O,uu1i recently loit bio nome ia
Salt Lake, where his sls,tr nov r.
gliCr % arrange t.r tHls meeting,
Whlu he - going up against
tho W0flJ's ch8uniOn long uiz.
,uucn sIntCr, those wh1 arc familiar
with his former wonderful feaF with
ulajcs % steel believe that be will win.
Fora man % his age, -, ho has
phenomenal record anu "a large collet-
ulnOf metals ami prizes won lu some
% the most difficult contests that have
ever taken place On ice. Mhile
ho is alaO very good bl
cycllsh his roal superiority aud
nklll are shown ns he glldes, aim1.
liuti over the glHs'y aad irJzHu tut-
face OF some large bliy OF water on his
oh"f'ts hAN h"iNH thN ""itA hhatNul
championship medal, with record
within ten seconds VI the best ever
made. At Hn international tkntlng
tournament held In rrgndhjem, Nor.
way on January a. 1899, he shot over
the ice distance Of three Euglth
miles va the surprising ms Cfs 5j.l.5.
To March OF thu 1amr year hU ran
h.i'-mllc IA 1880 AMI on February
-, 1904, he male another record VI
liolO meters Ia 1928 as.
The result VI his MEETING with the
great uudofeated johnson viii he
awaited with marked interest Ia Salt
Lake.
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For the Plaintiffs.

In the case Of Dr.. Dart ~ Parmolee
vs. Louisa Marsh, cxeoutrlx OF the es.
slate OF William Marsh, deceased ian
appeal nom Commissioner Gtson.
hhn's c0urD plninuhs sued TO recover
so.'1O ior medical services, the Jury In
Junge merflI's court yesterday after.
noon FOUND Tor tho plaintin, thus
affirming the Judgment OF Ihu lower
puuTl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

CHICAGO, Feb. 0.-Iudpe Grosacup
today removed tho names Of Hem.
aheimer and Wofmaer from the Lat VI
complAinahIs IN the original whisky
fuht receiVtTuhlp petition, and entered
a rule upon PTrsident Greenhut q
show cause why no should not be-
punished for contempt Ia aiiiXing the
NAMES 10 tho petition without author
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
UNCONVENTIONAL. prr.I,l,nl

SAN FRANCihCJ, Feb. "a man,
whose name is supposed to bn MN,
Holland, shot al 1. W. Hellman, prssI-
dent OF the Nevada bank, touay, on
California street. rhe shot did not
take effect aud tho man thon shot
himself Ia the head, iuilicllng probably
a fatal wOunu. IL IL undorstood the
shooting was uOue because the Nevada
bank refused 70 cash HollaudIs Cnucks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
Ihe POrch Mnst Stnnd.

In the Injunction ruit Of Mrs. Min.
nie Morley Va f. Il. Clif, ct al, Judge
Bnrtch late yesterday afternoon grant.
ed the order prayed Tor, restraining The
u, fsudnntA lOn drmilishiug a pOTtion
Of tue Chit House porch IN from Of
premisrs leased by her from the de.
fvndant Clnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
Leelnre hY B. Il. Rnherls.

Elder b. h. Roberts will deliver a
lecture b. the Twelfth ward meeting
house tomorrow, Sunday night, be-.
ginning ~ $3.50. His SUI jsct 10 "Sin
and t. acknowledgement and
It, Ehecis."
The lecture will DO given under the
auspices Of tho Y. NJ. NJ. !. a. Of the
Twelfth ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
New Quarters.

The Deseret Telegraph office Will
open up ne4t door north OF the Deseret
bank on Monday morning, having
moved from the basement Of the build.
ing into very pleasant qusrters on tue
ground rl0L The management viii
DO ready g. accommodate ito patrons
bright GuI carly un tue morning
named Ia its new office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

HAvEWlmL, Mas, Fob. o "A niais
meeting Oihiribefa anu their sympl-
lhiztts was held lass nigh, addressed
ny huaty Lloyu, Of Boston, and
George n. Hubbard, Of Brookion. In
spite Of the fact that the thermometer
Registered below zero, 800 strikers
marched through the streets. A fair
sized audience was present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Feb. g.
iona A.. smith hbH SOLD his ono.iUufth
interest in tho MoOHn miuo to j. h.
Maynard, Of Uluu, N. Y. Tho amount
ol STICK held by smith was lG2, 900
shares ana Ihe price paid was &c tho
Iale OF my centa a share, or SSl 900
easb, Dividends TO the amount Of ssh.
wv have been declared M the past
twelve montns.
inil sale was the largest spot cash
mining deal over made IN Cripple
Ltepk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
nsllIY ronlsr. VIM cnrll.I..

WAsuiSuruS, Feb. U.-Chnirman
Reilly oi tnu House puuiHc railroads
committee visil,u Secretary CauhI8
t0day iu accordance with tho request
OF uI1 committee, o. discuss tucaI.
vlaability ut tecusity Ui new legis.t-
ton 90 ~ tOat the government inter.
tats 10 the roads by Carrying cut tnu
intent az tho act OF 1917. Tno aucru.
try Ia Of the opinion tua. the net gu.
IvtEcu to oouitr ali the necessary
authority upon tue executive oliurT,
OF thu govern unt, 90 employ funds u
necessary % lay the inst mortgage
bonus which arc lien PRIOR ~ tue gov
Cfumcnt laymenu, soon 20 become
cue, which rho companies may be
uuablrtO mot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

WIENWEu, Feb. "a MorIen
special suyt; A teTrifo nro Ia raging.
Tue M0rden House, y. hilgro's dry
goods store, q. W. McLsrbn's drug
store, spaEIling'l grocery store aud the
Commercial h0lol have been burned.
Desperate efforts are being made 20
save tho remainder Of the business Sec-
ton,
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FRoH ran slAr or wan.

Lecture OF Frederick Niiiirrs. the no.
turnod correspondent.
NEW York, Fob. g.-F.edetick
Nilhul6, thu war eoTTttp1i dsnt anu
art "a who has recently returned from
tue itout Oituu Chinesu.J spauthu war,
lrolurud last night at 81. JAmus hall,
this city, on the war between China
mud japan, and the Port AitnuT alro.
U.llui.
Ms Nilliou confirmed tho report Of
CORE pJuduut Iroelman Ia reference
10 the Port a tIur troubles. do paid
"a high ttiu.tI 10 tho JUpanutu army
referring 10 thu bravery OF the soldiers
and their humane treatment Of chi.
ncac prisoners and w0lulug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
nnIllmore FIrm nn,. nnna..

BALTIMORE, Feb. o. 49, Alexander
Brown q Sous Of this city have accept.
ed gn offer from tho New York parties
who nugOua,oI the new government
loan 10 sucscribs for Sl,l.5, 900 Of the
bOnue. Tho prIen oDuIu not DO laarnnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

CmCAuO, Fen, lJ.-rhs fashionable
fla. bullIing, 50j La Sale avenue, took
ne this Afternoon, Augusta Cnst0rit.
tue maid uf Mrs. Leopold Proskauro,
was probably fatally Injured by jumu.
Ing tt1m second story window. The
building VAS handsome i've story
structure, occupied by about forty
'amillcs. The IRE got under cOnlrJl
with loss Of 1875, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

LYNN, Muss., Feb. O.-All but two Of
Tue departments nj Fauuoc, nt Spin.
ney's shoe factory struck last night ~
bympalhy with tbn lasttrs who were
discharged about u week ago. About
900 hands are affected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

CALCUTTA, Fob. 0.--rhe latest nd
ylcts ilJm kasnbar say Tho ChitralIs
rcpuisyd Umra, khan OF JandoI,
pursued him hud killed over a hundred
OF his haianl tfuops. Tho Chitralls
also suffered severe loss.
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Inasea Mor.lll-.. rhselL..

MARION, Ind, Feb, o. lhe only
iol Oi IA. Clay Hodge, the wen tly
californian, who was found not gulty
obtaining money under false PIE.
elsus, by passing worthless checks on
nUhcle business IA on, was not taken 10
@'teuVille, OHIO, as was predicted.
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dENEnAG ORDRRa.

In the matter OF tho estate OF Osenr
A. Amy, deceased, previously argued
aud submitted, the court now afilrmeJ
the decision Of the Probate court NV
INK the title 20 the property TO the
sibt,rl Of Levira q, Smith, dtovassJ
Tho court found "lhat the nlley,d
widow OF Oscar A. Amy was never
legally divorced from her former mus.
band, Mr.. ButtCrwOIth, the probate
court OF Washington county never
having Obtained Jurisdiction OF the
Gelendant ButterwUrih in the amt toy
divorce" Thu Iowa heirs arc alea
excluded from iuhoriIiug any part OF
Amy's UUtatc.
la the matter OF the estate Of Walter
%. Sawyer, also previously argued ana
luomitItd, the Judgment Of the Pro.
late court was ill lmod.
81. Friedman We. John \, Groes.
beck ct nL judgment on stipulation
against John a. GrOesOeoh.
ID. q, mclaughlin, receiver. W
David 4. rewhesbury. Demurrer 10
complaint overruled; ten days to an.
bweT.
NJ. ]. Weeks vs.. the Dalton Mining
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FugEBJEU, Fob. U. "A blizzard
swopt over this section furioualy all
night, causing great suffering among
tue p.OL The clllolAl record 10 four
below zero. lrsius arrive from orc
10 tWenIy.iUur hours late,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
Coke Clnb Rnnnnef.

The hrst annual banquet Of the
Coke Club, which will take place this
evening az the Grand Pacific hotel,
promises 20 be most successful
MIMI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

company, defendant gwen tl.l Fr,-
ruarl llil o. h.o Cfuss.luturJ0g1iuii
on the taking OF certain depoduuns.
Anderson Prefs Brick company We.
J. w. amitr. TnIuy 'days' stay
granted 81 prepare statement on mo.
ton iIru now TRIAL
Hubor A. Smith W. tlr Rio Gr1nic
Western RAILROAD company Leave
given to amend by substituting the
name Of p'aII no assignee.
Geo. r. ROut We Edward B1lander
ct aL Depul, anu Judgment
n. v. Muvoy vs. Geo. y. H,ad0n Ell
al. Default auj judgment.
Geo. Sam psOn Va Joseph .. brJns'
beck Utnl. Default ami decree a force
closure.
Henry DunhaIier W Tbop Nenafd.
Ordered that the u ldings OF the referee
in the case he placed on the llw uuj
motion calendar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

Boston, Mass, Feb. DIN the
Senate SENATOR Hulchins1u's order Tor
legislative iuvestignti0u Of some of
B1si0n'a city Ulcers were laid on the
table.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

LIvERMoRE, Cal, Fop. CIV. j.
Edwards broke tue world'i pace b
cycle record for u mile, today. Time
1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

JERSEY cry, Fou. 0.-rho cooper.
Ugo works OF J. aud W. Malhtson were
burned. The los 20 $4,000; Incur
ance $40, 200.
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hNnw IN NLw Honn.

a huuurru Thousand unilhfH Hctuoh
90 clear tho streets.
NEW YORS, Fob. o -rhe thet-
M meter reached zero at o this morn
iug auu at 1880, seven degrees above.
Sandy Hook the wlud 10 blowing
az y-ijx miles an hour The southern
point zero liuc today is Knoxville,
luun.
Commlssl1ncr Wnting eaiimaiue that
u viii take ton days anu tlUOOJO %
clear the BuoW from Tue ciiJ r stftUte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

iiy. AniInviia were read IN support
o. the claim OF the two men that tucir
names were used without their CON.
sent Or the consent ~ their employer.
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Como 10 nenrer.

Judge Batch LETT for Denver this
morning Tut cxptcs to return some
time next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

The hearing On tho writ of prlhibi.
ton calling upon Clmmlssiuu,r Me.
Nally 10 show cause why he should hu.
be- prevented by OfGerOi thi court from
henrlny the case e iu-.ir BiBke a. uii
had been specially tst down for today,
and upon the conclusion o. thu fore.
going business % was token mp. Tho
same Couufol appeared az Il tur lower
court, with tue abolition q Judge
hoEr, VINO now q. lfusruta the city.
Tho matter springs out % the late
utftstO' busslr sud s0Wu eleven uiuer
"uuF residents" oi COMMERCIAL stfguj,
me charges being keeping u house OF
ill'iamr, tHliIug Intoxicating lluIr
without llCrute,nu ,ls 60 She "Er!s,'
be!ug iu ouch house 10 Immoral pIs.
gUsUf. Tho Clutun,iln b. that the
commissioner has 10 Ju;is i.cliOu 10 The
matter. Counsel Tor tho petitioners
Insist that the 01en1U, n committed 10
all, 10 under the exc uslvo Jurisdiction
VI the city amt tire Territory has NO
locus stnudi hcrUir.
Tie Arguments had not concluded
at $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

NEW York, Feb. g-rhu TCutoniu
from Liverpool, reached tue ducku t.
day offer having Dueu delayed outside
over twelve houts, owing TO the bli1,
zafd. Al . 3. IA. yesterday the leu.
tonic sighted tho steamer JUaio Reeves
" New York, lying signals OF distress.
s. Iiiub1aJ with i've men was lowered,
bul returned after 400 huur'a uutuccyss.
iul ,n1rL At $3.50 tho Tuutonlc sailed
alongside tue Reeves, ltiofJiug lee Tor
Tue suhountt'H duricf, anu nine men
WuIu hauled on board.