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torsi hall iatt night. S1ml ~ tho Def.
iufs reached persons not in sympathy
with too Reorganization anu 10 was
siyon 20 % newspaper which printed
tho letter in Jul. Tno result was that
The proprietor Of the nail refused 90
allow the meeting 90 bc neil .Lyfc.
Those who afterwards met Dewey ht
his hotel were very clgs.-mouthud iu
view VI tho publicity Ui their in,ea.
lions,
Mr Dewey makes the assertion to
his cOuirorts here that the Clan ma
Gael IL assuming NE old strength oil
over the country, particularly iu the
West, aud &c has a large OH anizali0u
In Chicago. IL j. charged here that
ho tlicd to maEU capital out Of % fight
among the factions Of the Ancient
Order Of Hibutuiaus, representing 90
u inction mat It could sltcngthon iteii
before the next election by Otgaulziug
a Clan "a Gael branch.
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PANAMA, Jan. l5.-ltio dc Janelro
a4vices ttato that there Is anxiety 90 to
the result Uf the accusations against
PeiKUlO, Castillo, M0utUir5 ami others,
Urgtoute by congregational committee
last night. President MOfHps and
the minister Of luslics held q long con.
ference ana nitCtward the president
called q number " senators known ~
be loyal 20 him, peix1to's friends cr.
clare the government dare not push tue
charges.
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N. rAUnI', INJECTION.
sails the ConssrNati,ss,nnd Makes tho
socialists tgpwL

PAHln, Jau. IS. ThB election
OF tuure 10 the Presidency hos been
" oil received by the moderate press
anu IL violently criticised by the
radical ana socialist newspapers.
Paris was very Tranquil last night.
The working clEssDa were gHtOnishtI
nc NJ. Britson's defeat, hut no demon.
agTations wsf0 reported.
A mcsIing Of E1oihli1is took place
yesterday evening at the Maison Du
Peuplc, ~ which resolutions strongly
condemning NJ. Felix Faure anu dc.
mauding the suppression OF tho presl.
deucy were adopted, amid cries awe
10 revolution sJuiAltW AID "Dowu
with rsRCli0uW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-18
BROOKLYN STRIKE.
Conflicts Between The Men Employed
and the Strikers,
A PASSENGER SERIOUSLY HURT.
The Mayor About 10 Ask tho Cover.
nor for Troops-lho Police
Force Insufficient

BRooKLYv, jan. ls.-soyeral con.
ilic.s between the strikers aud the new
employees Of the trolley lines occurred
today. Tno men we're driven from the
cars anu beaten by mObs. T.. A. sphinx,
passenger on a Pullman avenue car,
was assluliei and soriously Injured by
the strikers for donouuoiug them.
Mayor soheiron IL satisfied that the
police force 10 incompetent - preserve
order, and 10 about to ask Governor
Morton Tor troop.
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AMERICAN BAIILESHIPS.
THE. New Ones 10 b. Well Supplied
With Rapid FlFIu6 Guns.
OHc OF tho sttoi.tIrd Monsters IL 60 be
Contributed on tho rAcinc
Coast

WAsiuSGIoS, Jan. ls.-The naval
appropriation bin which 10 10 be re-
ported 10 iae full committee Of the
Huu.o today viii contain provisions
for adding TO tue navy three battle
uhips and torpedo boats which scorg-
tary Herbert recommended. Tho cost
OF the bAlHcships IL limited 30 $4,000.
600, ana one il % be- built on the Pacific
coast.
COnhldOring that tho superior effect.
ivcBuss Of rapid fring guns was
clearly dym9nsiratCa ~ tue Yalu
uyuf eight, she committee has made
provision for q large number oi them.
Tho total appropriation carried by the
bill 10 much larger than that made last
year.
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Petty Ihieyiug.

Mr.. J0hu Smell, VINO keeps a store al
22j west First South stree, ia regrottiug
the loss OF u heating stove, II having
disappeared last night. He left the
stove In iroat u tho store thinking II
would be- perfectly safe, nut this morn.
Ing the stove was missing, and NO
trace d the purloiuuu could be found,
although the attention Of the police
was called ~ the matter. lt IL only
auOut u week since box VI butter was
stolen from "a wagon yard Ia tue same
locality.
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Missionary work Ia the Interest Of
tho Society ~ New York

Missionary work IN the Interest Of
tho Society ~ New York,
BUFFALO, n. y, Jan, ls.-John De.
voy, OF Chicago, has been doing mls-
siOnary work all through western New
York tho last week Or ton days. He has
conducted Ills operations very quietly,
anu until this evening tho general
public was not aware Of his presence
mere, His plan was 10 visit u city "
town where the Clan ma Gael had
lodge before the disruption Of the order,
due TO DR., CrOnin's murder, anu 10
send out personal letters 70 all the
leaders asking thom 10 attend a confer
uuue o "rrue anu Tried lfishmen" fYr
the purpose Of laying before them Ger.
tain important fsuls 90 relation 20 the
national movement, and asking their
cooperation Ia Restoring II 20
10 old position OF hOnor and use.
iulness. Meeliugs OF thiskind were
neii IN Rochester, Batavia, l'Ookplft,
and Dunkirk, making Buffalo tns
center OF his operations. lie sent out
secret call Tor meeting At DorcheE.
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A CalSAMAX SUICIDES.
sever, His Throat With a Razor aud
Dies Amid sQuallr aud ram.

Shortly before 10 O'Clock last night a
Chinnman stalkoi into the undertake
ing parl0fs Of O'DjnuUll g. Company
saying that no wanted 10 buy coiliu,
announcing Bt the same time tina, one
Of his c0un,iymon had killed himself
10y cutting bis throat wlthn toz1E
The police heard Of the matter and
Patrolmau Gillespie was detailed 10
make an investigation. The suicide
was known under the names OF WRu
Chez and An koe. IL fccuis that Of
late be has been Ia solemn aud de.
tpniuug mood and that On IuUHday
night last he drew u razor ucf0ts bic
throat aud attempted suicide. The
GhiucHu doctor was summoned, but, 70
is said, refused 10 give the proper nttou.
ton uuleaB assured that leo Of $50
waa forthcoming. The suicide did not
have the money anu he laid ga hir
iqualid quarters until last night when
lao died.
The ooronet's luFy rendered a verdict
u overdose % morphine aud self
Inflicted Injuries.
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LONDON, JAu. i5.-A Paris dispatch
70 the Graphic says: Once again ~.
Dupuy has complete mastery Of o M.
cult situation ty planting az the brsJ
Of affairs man WHO is hia own C9i.
league and who 10 uulikUly 10 eclipse
him by more powerful personality,
such rs might have been expected from
i. Waldccs.E8usseau. ~, Duuuy has
given evidence VI truly auyclguat
0ubtlcty.H
ruu uisuatch adds tina; tho free trad.
ers nro especially elqtoJ because OF NJ.
fauFC'a election.
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THEY ARE ATTORNEYS NOW.
Mcssrs. Chas NJ Nielsen AMIR. L. Lea
Admitted Today.

The special committee appointed by
tho Territorial Supreme court 10 ox.
anime Messrs. Charles NJ. Nielsen aud
Frank q. Lea, candidates for admission
To the bar presented their report this
afternoon. The committee consisted
OF Judge II. Z. Henderson, Judge Dsy
and Attorney w. II. Dickson. They
stated that they found this applicants 10
be Of good moral character aud pos.
sessed tho necessary qualifications 20
ontitle them 10 practice ~ attorneys Ia
all the courts Of this Territory. lt was
also anid that they had passed "a very
cTOiilaUle examination.
Actiug upOL tho cOmmittee'H rCclm-
mondatiOn the court admitted them.
Mr.. Nielsen has been for come time
past familiar figure around tho Third
district court, aud Mr, Lea IL In the
law oiiico OF Brown q Henderson.
Both gentlemen arc 70 be congratulated
upon their success.
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Under New Management.

The Lyeeum Thsalsr, formerly
Wonderland, starts In tomorrow even.
ing under tho new name Of tho
olympic. Mr. Alex II. Murray, an
ola tlme manager who 10 known 10
salt Lake as thu manager who intro.
3uced MiBi Abbott ut Saltalr last
summer has leased tho building on
Second South street. Workmen are
now busy cnlaTglug the stage, Mr..
Murray promises the best oltoTtniu-
meut that hos been put up at that
place In thu shape OF popular plays, 60
Do followed In the near future by light
gpeTa.
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THE KICKS CASE.
LoHg SESSION Of The House Judiciary
Committee.
TIE TWO REPORTS Presented.
Tho Judge Cannot Escape the Charge
OF DeiraudIng the Government,
says the Majority.

WATuNGTON, jar, l8.-The Judi
alary committee Of tho House held q
long saslion today over tho Kicks case.
Representative Bailey, Tex, prsseuted
the majority report drawn by himself,
and Representative Btodcrlck, the
minority report. Tue friends Of Kicks
are ondeavoring 10 reverse tho decision
OF the previous mog,Iur,b boz. after three
hours there was no siEu Of couclulIou.
Bslley's report says concerning she
charge that Kicks had doitAudcd tho
government OF fees!
"Conceuing an Judge Rioks elaine
aud waving the moral question o.
collecting solvent paflies i1r himself
and leaving the iusolyont ones for the
government, he does not escape tho
charge 0f dcirauding tho UHitod
Staten. The purpose and only possible
purpose In picking out these casO8 and
anticipating their lees was TO increase
bis personal compensation, nud ia tu.
ing that he was not only violating tho
law but praciIoing deliberate aud uiliul
Iau Joe will be tnsi' y seen ~ a simple
calculation
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WA6uiNgIJy, Jau. ls.-Brodeflck,
OF k9ns's, submitted 20 the House tue
minority report Of the Judiciary COM
miltes ON Judge Eicks's case, declaring
that ut is cur conclusion that Judge
Rlcds is not guilty Of any ofieuse; that
here whu no intent Of wrong G0ing,
anu no moral turpiiuje attaches. We
therefore recommend that tbs resllu.
luton reported Co the House for iin.
parchment bu not adopted"
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WhIltIer,. sreethsnrl bad.

AsuuUY, Mfsg, jan. lB,--Miss EIiz'
hbtlu Bray Downing, who Was widely
mentioned several years ago as the
.upp1eed sweetheart Oi tho poet, john
nfeonleaf Whittier, died at Maple
WOOD farm, West Newbury, last night.
tier age was SO years. Upto Woo'
health.
Tho story goes that In early life a
mutual love spTRng up between her and
nli Whittier, anu that u came 10 an
sl9 through tho lalter'H great affection
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A FIJI HURRICANE.
Many Lives Lost During the Great
Storm.
The Island Group suffers a Very
severe Loss OF PTop.
erty.

AUCKLAND, M, Jan. ls.-Advlcss
from the FIJI Islands report that a
terrible hurrlcaneswept over the whole
group, doing great damage to shipping
Many lives were lost, ami number Of
buildings destroyed. Plantations were
ruined, i've church "a ut SuRva col
lapsed, the Anglican church was un.
wrecked. The sugar mills were not
Injured.
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sr JoHEs, n. T., Jan. l5.-rhe
shareholders OF tho Union Bank lssl
night elected 49, directors 10 replace
those by whose mlsmanagement the
failure VI the bank was brought about,
five heen huslness mon. -Four directors
owed sl,1jJ,OO On uvofdTaits aud oX.
change, Of which tho bank loses
81, 100000 hopolOTsly. Tha bank 10
expected 20 pay about 90 cents on the
dollar when wound up. This Will take
two years,
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TROUnLE ~ 0REECE
HsyoIuiion said TO Have ssfoken out
-Tho KinE AbdicaIsz.

ANNNAANANh FAAA - 81 avs aHARhNA ohA
-Tho HinE AbdicaiSs.
LONDOE, Jan. iS--At tho banding
house VI RoihsOhill It was lAid today d
telegram was received on tho stock
exchange saying revolution had
broken out Ia Gregcr.
PARIS, Jan. lS.--A ruuor that rebel
lion has broken out Ia Greocu ia current
upoB the b0urseH In this city, Vienna
Berlin. Nothing has been received
direct from Athena on tho subject.
PARlB. Jau, 10 tho latest buurag
fumOr includes a report of the aOdiga-
zion vi the king OF Greece, Ge0rgiOs !
The report, however IL NOT confirmed,
LONDON, Jan. ls.-rAo Greek consul
here huH heard nothing OF the insuuec.
ton In GIevce, but a Dispatch received
from Parie Gays disturbances occurred
last evening Ia front OF the Chamber NJ
Athena AMI tho situation 50 said TO be
grave.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 49, The elevator
combine composed OF Armour, Couu.
selman and others received a body
blow today from tho Illinois railway
and warehouse commission, which
decided that tho public warehouse
mou must give up either the warehouse
or grain purchasing business.
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Finally the committee decided by
vote OF 90 o Co reopen The case by
extending un Invitation 10 Judge
RcEu 20 appear before tnum, 70 he 10
dusifr, with hts Witnesses, anu 10 give
"a Ike Invitation 90 the other eide. This
action was taken ON motion " Hnr.
fH0n, Ala, who RETAINED from voting
O. the last meeting. Tho affirmative
votes were caui boy Roy, n, g., Power,
Vermont Br rick, kan; UpieRran,
Iowa; Chiitt, ll.j beNuhHclus; Good
uIrht and Hhrrif0r, Ais, Democratic.
Ncrativc--Builcy, t,k,; Boatnrr,
La; Lane, H.; slockdaIo, Mlss., and
Do Almond, Mo-, DomourA r.
Representative. CulJuuou, chair.
man, who voted Tor Impeachment at
the les. meeting, rclraiuod from vot.
Ing.
Representative Bailsy'B report was
discussed al length and several amoni-
meats voted upou. The members who
stood with Bailey Tor Impeachment re-.
gard tho vote a. n practical defeat as
Tar ~ action by this Coagtess IL con.
Ccrncd.
Representative Bailey tried to DO
relieved as member OF the Uub.oommit.
tee, but the committee would not
HgIso 10 tnie. Bailey subsequently
stid he would 10 his Individual ca
faoily Try 20 get action ~ The House.
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AamIl. the Iorasslcs.

NEW York, Jan. lh.-EIwin D.
QIiFicy, Of QuigIcy & futile, dealers
In investment secufiti,s, was arrested
TO-DAY ON complaint Of Ptcfiiuut W. T..
ST. Jonu, Oi the Mercantile National
bank, charged with forging bonds on
Tho cities VI Cleveland, Springfield
aud Zsuesyille, ohio, and Harrisburg,
Penney lyauil. Qmgley admits the
t0fgofies.
The bank holds 100000 Of these
forgeries agaiuBt advances VI sljI,.
OJJ.
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arco between Guatemala, Honduras
and NcnruguN primarily against Mex.
SEQ, butt " tuCro 10 30 war with Mrxi-
co, Co attack, conquer ami divide
Salvador. His success DE- unknown. he
pre- prsdictsh revolution, cue TO the
bal tiaio OF business, the financial
difficulties ~ tue government and Ia
cteaslng taxation. Many people aro
moving " salvador
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-18

wAsHISGTON, ID. C., Jan. rs. -
Senator Morgan, In accordance with
tive session just before / O'Clock, for
tho purpose OF considering the japan.
csc treaty. IL 10 generally anticipated
the treaty win be- adopted without OF.
position.
The executive session ended without
confirmation OF the treaty, which was
postponed until Friday next week.
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HONOR HIS MGMORY.


Al this afternoons session Of tho
Territorial Supreme Court, Attorney
~. A. Erocdeu, Of Ogden, speaking ON
behalf OF the bar Of the Fourth judicial
district, made feeling reference to the
recent death Il Judge Oryillo II.
Leonard, submitted a copy Of the reso.
luIions In regard thereto passed by the
Ogden bur aud asked that the same be
spread upon the minutes OF the court.
Ihrir hUuofs 10 ordered aud an en-
crossed copy OF these, including an
expression of sympatby Rnd condOl.
ouce, will be- forwarded 10 the widow
VI the deceased.
Tho late Judge was formerly chief
Justice VI the supreme court Of Nevada.
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annt,maI. Mll,Ne, YI,Ih.

MFNJC1 CITY, Jan. is.--lt 10 stated
on gO0u authority that n negative
answUt 20 MCNico's demands Hgainsl
the Guatomalan authorities will arrive
la this city ABOUT tho 2lth VI tho
pFutClt mouth, an excerpt from which
already has been received by wire
from josef Gouye, charge ~ affairs Tor
Mexico In Guatemala.
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Tor his m1ihcr whom he would MT
leave 20 Uutef the matrimonial STAG.
mf'Whltlier and .iiss Downing visited
places OF Interest together ard for n
oiloi Tine Wufs very much devoted 90
aaCh Other Ai.s5 Downing had led
retired liio Tor many years. Suo would
never dwell ulon her Intimacy with
Whittier.
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TnE DEus CASE.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Before
the a. q. SuprCmr Court


the a. y, supreme Court.
WAsuINGTON, Jau, Is, - In tho
haheas corpus proceedings IN the case
o! Eugene V. Dons anu others con-
Uernel IN the Chicago strike, the gov
eminent, aCtilg through Assistant
Attorney Whltnoy and Attorney Oar
row, acting Tor DUbs Bud aas0ciataf,
today prgBouled o stipulation 10 the
Supreme court, agreeing to postpone
the argument OF tho case until the
10Th ~ March anu agreeing Ia the
meantime that the prisoners DO
admitted 10 bail IN $1,000 each.
chief Justice Fuller stated on
behalf OF the court that the matter was
Of such importance that II would be
necessary Tor the court to have an op.
pOTtunity Tor consultation before action
upon the stipulation with regard 10
bail. Tue agreement was therefore
taken under advi6ement.
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Champion skaters.

NEW York, Jan. ls.-Tom Fox ar-
rived at Nvwuurg latt night with
Johnson, the long distance champion
skaior, and Rudd, the champion mile
ekntcr They came from Minneapolis
TO compete Ia the national races on
Saturday, Tho ice at Orange lake
promises to DO In good condition on
Saturday.
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NEW YOR,, Jau. ls.--5upcfiutcnd.
ont Preston, oi the state banking de-
pafimcni, has Investigated the books OF
tho BauHcrs' Loan Aud luyestiaegt
company aud ilnds the stockholders
lgat 100000 through miapprupnaliUn
anu bad Investment OF Cnleu III. Coon,
secretary. The most bad Investments
were made ut Roanoke, Va
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WAsmINuroN, JanIS.--Vicu Consul
Dawsou, NJ Sau Salvador, reportB that
tue govern muut ~ Salvador mas AZ.
ranged with tue Pacific Mail steam,
ship company 10 nave It's steamers
touch regularly during the coffee suR.
son Ut thv new port VI El FruinnofO.
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JEFFERSON CITY, No., Jan. IS. 49,
Gen. James s. Hackney. formerly
auiltaut general OF tho state was found
dead this morning, hang % over "a
picket fence. OF late no las been
drinking heavily.
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rhe NAN was awe, hut the nissecting
lanIio IInIahrh Nm.

CITY OF MENio5, Jan. ls.-rhe
people OF fcXoco are greatly excited
while sull alive. The supposed corpse
spfAug - his loBt shouting "D9uF Elll
mc!", The ditrectUr vndcavOTod 10
put back thu pieces Of titSh anu sew
up the incisiou, bus the man was u
genuine corpse IN Two days.
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FAIRM0NT MINI, Jan. ls.-Samuel
u. HOIgling shot anu killed his wifu'a
father ana mother aud wife last night.
He then fled 10 an unoCoupied house,
where the bheTin'a posse pursued him.
Here, during a skirmish, he was killed
W shot in the temple, the posse stat.
Ing that Il was soli.iniliCled.
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Under Consideration.

County Attorney WhiI,cmore in.
formed NEWS reporter today that no
probably would not institute legal pro.
cuedings against the county treasurer
uu the warrant question Tor the next
few days. lie hau not yet determined
upon the exact lino Of sclion that hu
M.mII THIN.
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pre.Idsni r.nre nj IInm.

PANS, Jan. lS.-rhe stHI OF tho
ministry Of mariuo called upon Ptesi.
dent Faure today and bado farwell TO
him Ms their chief. The PRECEDENT
then went TO the Elyeoe palace where
no was received with military hOnOm.
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severe Weather ou 'no western slope
di thr Rockies.

DENVER, Jau l6,-Rsp0Tts from the
western slope OF the Rockies indicate
that the snow fall during the past "a
hours has been one OF tue heaviest ever
known. AZ Ouray, Sllvertou and
Telluride there n three feet OF show on
the level aud the ttIili Is completely
blocked. In places the snow dTiftod
twenty feet deep. A snow slide near
Telluride caught q Rio Gnude southern
passenger, Ine car win uuws wero
broken and the engine cab covered.
Engineer Andrew Fisher had marrow
escape.
TELLURIDE, Colo, Jan. lS.-rho
snuwsidc ~ the Marshal Basin today
destroyed tho CimmarUn stables AM
part OF tho CimmuTon mill, twisted
tno Union tramway, demolished tue
wires and did other damage,
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N WAS ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Fred l.. Kent, road supervisor OF
district 20, sent Ia tho following sem
ton,ious letter To- tho board; "GsntIo.
men, Having been appointed BY the
Liberal county court as road supervisor
VI the rwouty-aixth road District aud
served as the same two years, AMI
IN dsralanding that no Liberal. Repun,
lican need expect reappointment, 1
hereby respectfully tender my ryBigna-
ton for your consideration"
It ala not take the board many
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LITTLE RuCS, Ark., Jan. ls.-Bllly
Pool, ut Tacoma, ana Gus Brown, Of
san francisco, boxed ten ROUNDS las.
night Tor purse uf $3.50. Brown hGd
the best " the fight from the start anu
vas given the decision.
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we're AEainsi American CaiiIe.

WAEmHurOE, jan. l5.-The state
department hnu been iniofuol that tue
Hamburg authorities has forbidden tho
importation VI cattle and UWiHo from
England and Ireland, iuasmuoh as a
large proportion OF Amsrlcan cattle
entering Germany go through Eng.
land. Thla ls another sev1fo blow Ut
QUE cattle Trade with continental Eur
uge.
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CtNCtSNA1I, Jan. rs. - The circuit
court tuuay affirmed the decision
rtmauding Chatlcs MOTgnuilclj, the
alleged train tobbcb 70 the Virginia
authorities.
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Down, England, Jan. Is. - The
Duke gi Oriuauo aud suite Lois Tor Lon.
don today. ~, DE BOuivsl, the dukes
secretary, said the nllogri interview
with the duke printed in England yes.
ttrday, waBA fure fabrication.
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FORT WORM, roE., Jan. l3,--Capt
FAINT, ono Of the great rtttu raiders Of
F0uthwost Texab, f1ya there 10 q
marked shortage IN Texas cattle In his
art Of the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-18
Inv Cnses rnr Trinl.

The civil trial calendar FOR the Feb,
ruary term Of the Third district court
was completed this morning. II con.
lains 7l3 cases,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-18

TEGuCIGALPA, Honduras, Jan. H.
The GualvmaiHn envoy VINO mas at.
rived here brought, II IL reported, a
proposition for secret treaty Of alli-