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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-19
OBJECTIONABLE nEuonIlr.
lew Sorh scuiptots shocked by tho
nnsIEn Of q 0ern,nn.

Kew yorh scuipiots shocked by tho
nesiEn Of - German.
NEw GURS, Nov. ls.-- rusrs is a
prospect tuat Ghe mrmofiRl fOuntain TO
Heiue, the poet, which the Gefmau
organizations Of tue city have procured
for Central Park, may DO refused
place there because OF affections To It's
design based OH grounds OF morality.
The objections 10 tue Monument were
presented to tue Park Board today by
the national sculptor society, winch
had the decision as to the Appropriate.
ness Of tho work Ia ils hanus. In its
protest this society said:
ut 10 the kind Of monument TO
which 40 much adverse cfitie.sn has
oecn made heretofore. Tue committee
does not signslizo this monument ne
more Objectionable than many that
now exist In piomipent places In New
York, but dgsifcs TO emphaaizs its dit-
approval Of the erection Of more mouu-
ments belonging 10 the class which
tuis represents"
The iounIAiu 10 tbs detign Of Erntsl
Hettrr, a Berlin artist, and has heen
praised by Gotmal critics. II II uu-
dotstood the objections to 1t are partly
because VI two nearly nude nofmaids
which form part OF lhv design.
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San ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. ls.-A
special from BOgota, CJlo mbia, dated
Nov. l6tn, say; Three weeks ago n
amall body OF soldiers were Ambushsd
anu killed crossing the department Of
Caucsu. Gen. Keys Immediately sent
large fofco In pursuit Of the Indians,
who were surfounusd In canyon,
both ends OF which were held by troops
who hemmed tho Indians In willis
other soldiers went 10 tho top OF the
mountain, whence they threw heavy
rocks on the sleeping Indians, killing
many, whllo those who tried 10 fee
from what they supposed was An earth
quake, were snot down in cold blood.
IL 10 calculated by an eye witnts, OF
tue massacre that 200 Indians were
killed, not q solitary ono escaping
death.
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Protesting Aeains, s,bis Reading.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-Bibls reading
In the public schools was the subject Of
s5ort but animated controversy a.
the meeting Of tho Chicago Labor con.
gfcss last evening. Delegate n. a..
Hops, secretary Of the congress, In
tr9iuccd n resolution protesting against
the recently sugs estui innovation on
the ground that the schools should 10
devoted 10 the iCtcaing Of economic
principles anu thing, VI practical life,
leaving the msiters Of religion ~ the
choice OF the individual. lilo urged
Instead NJ "dsioot passages from tue
Bible" the school bosfd should cause
"choior selections from writer's on
trade unionism" 10 DO read 10 the
pupilp. The resolution was adopted
with sut little opposition.
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Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetitc, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all OF them.
Go by the book. Pills Io4 and
sse a box. Book free Mt your
druggists or write y. +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Annusis,lss NOR, than ooo 90 bones
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CHICAGO. Nov. iS.-Chicsgo brick
layers have decided to ask for n six
hour day when tho present agrsement
thu organization has with tho Master
MRsons association expires.
THIS will be noKt spring and tho OF.
ganizstion has already made arrange
menis to hccomno late itself TO what IT
expects will be the now order OF
things.
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Pauline HAIR. Manager sues for
naurgts

DENVER, Colo, Nov. ls.-DuucAn
b. Harrison, the author ami actor,
who 10 now manager for Pauline Hall.
has Instructed bis lawyer Col. l..
Kowilsky OF San Francisco, to cause
the arrest OF William Eaton OF ban
Ffanoi,co for perjury, aud TO Institute
n suit for $40, 900 dzmages for drfama-
tion OF character. This Ia n sequence
to tho suit Tor divorce brought by Ia.
ton sRalnat hih wife, n well'known
society loAdsr OF San Francisco, In
which Eaton named Harrison aud
others ~ oo-rospondohts. Harrlnon
was acquitted Of tue change, aai Mrs.
Eaton was given a judgment In her
counter suit Tor divorce.
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LONDON, Nov. 1s.-A private dis.
patch ha. been received here from 81.
Petersburg, confirming advices prevl-
ously received from New York anu
elsewhere that the Bethlehem Iron
company and tue Carnegie Iron csa.
pany tsudefs for furnishing the az
NOR plsts for two now Russia war-
ships In course Of construction, have
been accepted, and that tho American
nrme have oseR awarded three. quar-
tefs of the entire order,
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wAsilIsdToS, Nov. lS.-Rcar.Ad.
mifal Carpenter has telsgfayhsd to
the nAvy department thar no called
from Yokohama for San Francisco
on the Gaelic on tho 10Th inst. de
LETT In command Of tho A,iatio station
Captain Day OF tho Baltimore, who
Will be In command until the arrival
OF Admiral hcNair, VINO sails from
San Francisco on the 30Ih inst, or tue
appsarancsiugon tho station OF Captain
Head OF the Olympia, Captain DAy's
senior.
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built with local capital and sale ol
bonJs eagerly being bought up by
leading Interests In towns aud DESTROYS
OF having 4 new fOtd run through
them. The corporate name Of the
company constructing tho new rosa T.
The Chicago and Lake Superior Rlil.
road company Of which y. J. Foster,
Of Msdison,is president, aud J. O'Con.
nor feofetafy
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PououSEErsiE, N. ", Nov. Is.-
Tue hofsslsss carriage which Lett New
York Friday for Chicago, Is guAtiefed
here for the night. IL has made slow
progress on account VI tho rough roads
anu steep grades. Frank X. McPher.
son, who IL In charge Of tho carriage,
says he has found the roads much
worfe than he anticipated, and IL now
sbaut six hours behind his tohsdu Ia.
He has experienced much difficulty
with horses sloug the roads.
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0AhzA nHAHD fnOn.



SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. lS.-Ad.
Vices were received hero today from
Pslo Dlaueo, Nueces county, Tssas,
that Mis-. CatArinn CARA, the wife u
tho Mexican revolutionary leader who
created such n distufba nos on the lower
Rio Grande border n lew yaats ago,
and who was reported to nave been
killed In Columbia, South America,
several monthe ago while engaged Ia
political instruction, has Just Te.
ceivsd a letter from her husband. Ac.
oOtdinR 10 the Information contained
In this letter, CARA 10 very much alive
anu 10 taxing n leading part IN the
Cuban revolution, where he has com.
msnd OF 4 company OF insurgents anu
Ia known by the name OF "El Moxi-
oano.' Mfs. Cara, lives on the ranch
Of her isthsr near Pslo Blanoo. She
has claimed all along that her hus.
band was not killed In Columbia, anu
that She would hoAr from him soon.
The iull contents Of the letter nrc not
known but 1t Il believed that ugIEa has
been pfomisei an important office
with the Cuban government " tho Ia
furgeuta ore successful
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,, IAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ls.-From
IN ~. unknown cause, firs broke out
slE,s,rn,ss ety stable OF J. II. Koon, on
VA. ah street, today. Before II
tlsllv vn n'sl IL had wholly or pat.
iT.6vs oIthsu dozen houses. Tween.
nj notsee psrished In the stable
I,,,i,, alike sheehan. fireman, was
Inc H., luIeu by being struck by fall.
'''', $4,000. 1' A''''
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MORGAN, Texas, Nov.ls.-A meteor
passed over this city nj s;lo last night,
It's courae being southeast. IL lighted
up the heavens like Tightening. A
report was heard In about four minutes
like thunder and shock wss distinctly
felt, which caused windOws 10 rattle.
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on the northern csss, OF Cubs, where
Gen. GARLIC found awAlipg him .
party Of 1000 Cubaus. Tbs other
party, under Col. Aguisrre, landed on
the south consi Of Cuba NJ sb1ut the
same time, l2o strong. Tho party had
two cannon, 800 Winchester rifles and
$4,000 rounds OF ammunition.
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Two iHpadl,ious La,a1, c,,,.

PAW fOnS, Nov. Is. Pfesident
nJis " Tue Cuban revolu.lonist
w., T ~ this country, la, rsosiyed
,rnstl, 'he SAFE arrival In Cuba of two
Of tba,u'ohs sent out by tho party. One
ei,c s"S Sp aitles 10 headed by der, Ffnr.
N.Y. ,Vo GARLIC and Tomasso Co,s1a- ~,
Il,e Me,,e un lst ihe ieauership OF Col.
ID iro11 1 " oAfrillo aud his party start
LOO s,. cape Hayden In a schooner.
hG., nong with 10000 oartrldge,
S''A1 hardship the parry srrlyod
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DRESS GooDs.-The grandss, as.
soriment OF Dress Fabrics ever Of.
Tered Ia this section.
BLACK DRESS GooDs.-A6i inch
fine black crupo1, ~ silk and wool.
heavy raised billow effect, sold
usually ut s. Is, 500, si.oo yard.
special a,.....Sl.ilIl, $i40, $500 I'D
Al.lNCH SILK SIclLlAN NO.
HAIR, IN bright, rich lusirc.
never sold less than ii.oo yard.
now .'''............... ..........."... 58c yd
Ao-lNcH BLACK FIGURED SER.
SES, In mohair sprays, value goc,
at "'s''...''.'..''''.''....... ..........,6Oc yd
cOLoRED DRESS GooDS.-56
inch col. English cashmeres, and
56ineh brOcalcls in new designs,
worth csc aud 3Sc, all go at...iIlic yd
36lNCH ALL WOOL FANCY
DRESS GOODS. worth 4oc and
soc, 10 close at.."......,. ......... 25c I'd
56-INcH FANCY ALL WOOL
SUIIlNG, this week at..........4Ac yd
"a INCH CoLoRED LADIES'
CLOTH, good weight, worth 69c,
at'''.'.'....'......,.- IS &c I'd
si.lNcH MUCH BETTER DUAL.
IL i'''''.'.'............. &c Yd
NOBBY WOOLENS in exclusive styles,
rich. PLAIN and fancy silks, the largest
assortment IN the inter.mountain
country, this week at special cut
prices.
HOSlERY.-Ladies' silk plated and
all silk hose, IN black and all even
Ing shades in large variety.
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY
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LADIES' HEAVY SILK PLATED
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OUR PRICES AND METHODS
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AND CONFIDENCE.

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has resulted In the largest Dry Goods business In
lntor-Mountan country. This weoks offerings
added to tho great Inducements of
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Must win tho appreciation OF economical buyers.
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GALvssros, Texas, Nov. ia
special to the News from Eagle Pas
says: Ne Foreman Lennon, u Joliet,
ILL.,, started down last evening Ia the
Haflz mine, thrSs miles from here, nu
explosion occurred In some unk nown
manner. IL has heen impos BILE for
tescuefs to enter tue mine on account
OF the gas, but II IL supposed that
Lennon IL dead. Fortunately no
miners were In the niue at the time.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

The Democratic conventions OF
Michigan and Ohio, have declared for
the free coinage of silver at l6 to 1.
The issue is being pushed to the front
all along the line and the educational
campaign has fairly begun; and as
an evidence that it is having its effect
the price of bar silver at New York
advanced last Friday to 81 cents an
ounce, the highest price paid for
years. If mere agitation helps silver,
decisive action would at once restore
it to its proper value as a money met
al
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

Mr Jesse L. Edmunson, late Of
Banning, Cal, has closed a trade
with the proprietor of the Republican
Banner by which he becomes a part
ner in the business and editor of the
paper. Though Mr.. Edmundson is a
Democrat, he is journalist who can
adjust himself to. any requirements
and promises to make the Banner
red-hot campaign sheet. The new
editor is Hopkinsville boy and
Yields a ready pen., He took charge
of the paper Saturday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

Cuba has a formidable revolution
on hand and the insurgents have s.
600 men under arms. The govern
ment, however, seems to be taking
vigorous steps to put down the upris.
ing. Colombia, in Central America,
is also dealing with similar distur.
bance on smaller scale and defeated
the rebels Friday at Barancas, killing
l20 of them.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

Mrs. Gunloek, Of. Chicago, presi.
dent OF the female branch Of the g.
A. r., is in Louisville shooting off her
mouth IN an offensive manner. She
doesn't like it because the wife of an
ex-confederate is chairman of the
ladies local committee, and she says
it will be treason to unveil the con-
tederate monument during the en-
campment as proposed, and that the
mere idea of such a thing will "keep
thousands of veterans from attend
ing" Mrs. Gunlock seems to be un-
necessarily alarmed. The "Confed-
crates" under the monument are dead
ones, and no longer dangerous.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19
silver Sentiment.

{ home and abroad in favor of the res
toration of silver to its rightful place
as money metal, goes on apace IL
spite of the learned sneers and the
hostile legislation of the gold mono
metallists. 1t will continue to grow
Mr.. Cleveland's administration
dominated as it has been, by the
gold gamblers and inspired by a
spirit of uncompromising hostility to
silver, has unwittingly helped in the
cause it has labored to destroy. In
the light of events the priests and
prophets of the gold standard are
thoroughly discredited before the
country. Their promises have not
been kept and their roseate predic
tions have failed utterly. Blight
still rests upon the business of the
country and the world. Industry is
still stagnant, trade is still dull,
workingmen unemployed, agriculture
Improbable. The trail of the gold
standard is over it all. In the very
beginning of Mr.. Cleveland's admin
istration he started out to bless the
country with panacea for all the ills
that afflicted 1.-THE repeal of the
Sherman act. We were promised
everything when that act was repeal
ed. We got nothing. The later ef-
forts in the same direction, winding
up with the scandalous and disgrace
full bond sale to the Rothschilds-
Morgan syndicate, are matters of his
tory.
1t is impossible to popu'arize a con-
tinuation of this policy. The history
of the single gold standard through,
out the world is history of indus
trial depression and commercial dis
aster. The world is waking up to
the realization of the cause. The
movement in Germany and Great
Britain and the recent action of their
respective parliaments is significant
of this awakening. We do not, how
ever, pin any great faith to the pros
pective international conference to
consider this question. The govern.
ments of both England and Germa-
ny are hostile to bi-metalism, and
their delegates will most likely re-
feet this sentiment. A majority of
those from this country will be friend
ly to silver, but those appointed by
Mr.. Cleveland will be the reverse.
The recent European demonstration s
while significant and encouraging, are
probably but the beginning of a
movement that will gather strength
and will increase in momentum until
it finally sweeps all opposition before
it. When this "fnally" will come,
we can not prophesy. 1t will come
when the robbed, who outnumbered
the robbers, become thoroughly
aroused and efficiently organized -
Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

Thousands of illegal votes are be
ing thrown out in the gubernatorial
contest in Tennessee and Turney will
be declared elected by from 5000 to
10000 votes. Evans has abandoned
all hope of being seated.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

That ardent young champion of
silver, Hon. w. P. McClain, is being
urged to make the race for senator in
the district composed of Henderson
and Union counties. Go in Billy, we
are for you this time.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

Those of us who have been patient.
ly waiting our turns to have our dia
monds cut, will learn with considera.
sble annoyance that Secretary Carlisle
has ordered two foreign cutters
brought over under contract, to be
sent back to Europe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

The latest new party, organized at
Pittsburgh last week, calls itself the
Home Protection party. If that
deadest of all dead issues is its doc.
trine, Stillborn party would be more
appropriate title.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

The engagement of Miss Julia
Stevenson, daughter of the Vice Pres
ident, to Mr.. Martin D. Hardin, a
son of General P. Watt Hardin, who
is studying for the ministry at Dan
vile, has been announced from that
city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

Miss Nora O'Connor, the only WON.
an lawyer in Louisville, has success
fully conducted an important attach
ment suit for DR.. T. ]. j. Meder.
The marriage occurred last week.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

The American steamer Alliance was
fred at by Spanish gunboat near
Cuba last week and Secretary Gresh.
am has demanded of Spain an expla-
nation and apology, which will doubt
less be forthcoming after the usual
amount of red tape has been un-
wOund
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

A man named Goldberg was killed
by gas at Indianapolis while he slept,
which ought to be a solemn warning
to the goldbugs on certain Louis
vile papers, who are in constant dau-
ger of being snuffed out by their own
GAS
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

Gov. Stone, Congressman Mercer,
Secretary Sims and Ex-Gov. Lowry
have announced themselves for sena-
tor from Mississippi, to succeed Sen
ator George, who will not run again.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

The California legislature has pass
ed bill allowing vote to be taken
on a constitutional amendment giving
suffrage to women.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

If the Republicans of Muhlenberg
county are to send Jno. M. Wick to
the legislature, the Democrats of
Hopkins ought to go them one better
and send Jno. M, Victory, of Earling-
ton
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

The official list of members of the
new house shows 245 Republicans,
104 Democrats, Populists and l
silverite.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

Both parties have nominated tick
cts in Rhode Island, Chas.!W. Lippitt
Republican, and Geo. L. Littlefeld,
Democrat, being the candidates for
governor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

A new afternoon paper called the
Evening Post has been started at
Nashville. 1t is Democratic and ad-
vocates the free coinage of silver.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

The Arizona Legislature has pass
ed bill prohibiting judges from try
ing cases of contempt against their
own courts.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, !
Lncas County. .

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he le the senior partner Of the firm of
e. j. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the city OF Toledo. county and
state afores sid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catsrrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh
Cure. Frank j Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this Oh day of De-
cember, A. D. 1886.
~ A. w. GLEASON.
Seal Notary Public.
| ~
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ly and acts dir 'ctly on the blood and
mucous serfsces Of the system Send
for testimonials, free,
FL. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o
Sold by druggists 75c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

The court of appeals has let it out
that the famous railroad case will not
be decided this month.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19

Cor. Maryil, of Delaware, is hope
lessly III and his death is question
- roxx ahorf time.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-03-19
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CHAS. M. MEACHAM.
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South Fairlee.

Mrs StebbinS and Mrs Lee of Fair
lee visited this neighborhood in The in
terest of Home Sunday school. they
met with good success, securing gooC
number of names.
M L. Prescott Is improving hi
house greatly, new roof windows
portico and blinds, and new paint will
make it neat, cosy home, and a new
Estey organ purchased last week makes
it happy home in full sense of the
word.
G. F. Pierce has purchased hay
press and started with gang of men
for East Thetford where he is to oper
a,e it first.
We understand that two of our
young women are settled in a new
home with new interests in life, we
refer to Mrs Nettie (Moore) Brown
and Mabel (Wiggins) Brown. Wee
tend hearty congratulations to both
parties.
G. L. Melendy has been away work
ing in the southern part of the state
E w Pierce is improving his land
greatly, drawing OFF stones, cutting
down old apple trees. etc One who
has not seen the place of later years
would hardly recognize the old or
chard
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FotfCFQ.

Jamo Morrill, i- having water rum
into .i- buildings from spring ON
lie tie VlggHu'- land, several miles
away John Hmiuet0u is also las-
ing running waor puliu hi, building
from "a priUg ON ms own farm The
drought of the past season has caused
many 20 supply themselves with au
additional supply OF wafer.
Mrs Short has recently had news of
the deathof Mrs. AMhh Howard late
of NeWbuyp1rt, Mass, but formerly
of Tbg,f0rd Hill She was over eighty
wears Of age and her death was very
sudden She will be held in aefui
remembrance by many ThettOrd peo-
pie.
Henry Sayre has commenced taking
cider but the amount will be less than
usual on account of the short apple
crop.
Ransom Newcomb has commenced
travelling in the interest of the Grand
Union Tea Co N. Y.
Several of our citizens attended the
auction sale of f. c. Moore at Post
Mills MI Moore was Thetford COY.
Perley Moulton dressed nice hog
last EEK which weighed about 400
pounds.
Mrs Lyman of Tunbridge is keep.
ing house for Roger Strong and son
She has two children with her.
Many of our citizens are getting
ready for the Boston excursion.