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Children,s Entertainment.

There wRa very pleasing entertain.
ment given last evening In the
Seventh ward meeting house, by the
children OF the ward from four years o.
age and upwards, under the direction
Of Mi. Frank Foster. The program
commenced with contest song by o
mum. er OF girls aud boys, In which
Miss Hazel ShOebridRe carried OIL the
prize. Alter tho rendering Of other
songs aud Rotations the eutortaiu-
ment closed with an operelta entitled
Market Day.
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A1uTOSuIO, Puebla, Fe1. lG.-Four
Of the prisoners implicated Ia the
Scott camp shooting affair were shot
this morning by order Of Captain
FngOto. lie had charge OF them aud
with uu escoTt WIS conducting them
TO Hu,J,l2ingO, the teat Of the district.
They made break for liberty anu ne
gave Orders 10 IRE, with tbs result iu-
dictated. Their bodies were taEUn up
by the local Judge and carried 10 the
village Of Guadalupe Tor the inquest.
Nearly all tngsu connected with the
Scott shooting affair have been cap
tuTCd or killed,
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THE HAYWARD DEFENSE
Progress Of the Exciting MInnenpoIi.
nurder Case,

MINNEAPoLIs, Feb. 10 - Tho de-
Tense In the Hayward murder trial
today placed on the stand Mis1 Maggie
W0chteT, the steuogrBpher Of Blixus
attorney. On the day before Christ.
mas the attorney took her into Blixt'a
cell for the purpose IL taking down n
statement ffom tue prisoner. NJ one
disc was present anu she took down
auch words hs the attorney uIrectod,
Erwin then read from the statement
Imputed TO Blixt, saying he anu Adfy
Hayward planned the murder anu mad
gone out 10 Lake Calhoun to arrange
no details week before, He asked
Miss Wachler n BliXt made the state.
nent he uGt read TO his attorney.
Before sue could answer tue slate inter.
posed an objection on the ground thgt
ahatever statement HAD been made by
hllNt To his attorney was inyloi.
able under the state statute. The
SQUIRT finally rulod that under tle cir.
junstances tho evidence was iuaImis.
ilUle, but gave the defense until Mou-
lay 10 produce authorities which may
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l5.-San
FAnoisoO il entertaining a live prin-
cess. Bno cJmos out OF the wide Pacl-
Heller realm IL an ibland in the
south seas.
Princess Nlnile is n scion 6fthe fam.
ily PomAre, rulers la Tahiti tor nearly
200 yeafs. She cams by tue Mariposa
aud IL accompanied thus far on jour.
ney half round the world by two re-
taluora who Will stop here, however,
ADD the lady will continue her journey
alOne.
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Fourteen Thousand Dollars on &C.
rnuuf & ssttsr-ftnuts.v EaIIuro

Fourteen Thousand Dollars on Acs
count ofstitsr- Ramsay Failure.
CHICAGO, Feb. lB.--A. special TO the
Record nom MascDutah, ILL.,, sayt;
In spite OF the fact that Chicago
bOnjsmCu paid S360,0O0 10 cover tue
shortage Of the late slate treasurer, II
nppenis that the state will slill lose
fomothing Ike 81 1000 on account Of
the SeiterRsmssy failure. When
James Baker was appointed warden u
the Southern Illinois peunitentiary
Mttsrs. Setter and Rnmsay went on
Bakers bond. In return, II IL alleged,
Baker deposited $4,000 state funds Ia
5ellef'a Lebanon bank. Tho bank has
failed anu 10 has Setter.
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MILITIA ELECTION ORDERS.
Special Attention Called to Section VII
Of the Military Ccde OfUtah.

Tho following was Issued from, Ma.
iional Guard headquarters this after.
noon as special orders No. 3:
FIrst-Au election VIII 10 held by
Troop g First cavalry, Mt Salt Lake
CITY, on February %, 1895, for fllling
vacancies existing among the COM
missionei officers Of that troop. Muj0r
John q. Cannon will supervise IN
election.
Srcond-The colon / Of the First In.
iantry viii iasue the necessary orders
Tor company elections to NIL vncanclus
caused by reason OF appointment Of
regimenlRl stati utiioors.
Vhird--rhe attention Of the super
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change his opinion. 81 Miss Waohier
was dismissod and the fkull on which
the wounds on Miss Cling are Illus
truted was sent for. Three physlcians
weto asked hypothetical questions
bearing on the question Of fractured
skull. Dr.. II. q. Morris thought u
highly improbable that the double
fracture had been caused by fall from
buggy o. explaiuei by BlixL Dr..
3. T.. HRnce thought II next TO impos.
slblo. DR.. &. ID. Mevors said he had "A
long army experience but no never
know OF n case whore u fall Of three
feet, like the one described, had pro.
duCud such iraututus Of the skull.
Court then npijufnei uutil Monday.
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To Investigate the seal Fisheries.

wAsuiNGroN, D. C., Feb. l6.-An
important action on the seal fisheries
In Bsuung sea was taken today by tue
House ways and means committee.
IL wan agreed 10 authorize tho Prcui-
dent to invite the governments ut
Great Britain, Russia and Japan TO
uHito with the United ststes m send
lug Joint oOmmission 10 invottgnlo
tho zeal fshofies Of the north Pacific
aud Bchring sea. The Preaidont would
bo Huth0T1'i % Arfnugu tic motuf
vlvendi with these powers for the pro-
lection of luc seals, until the report Of
tue commission had bron made anu
acted uIon.
Tue secretary Of the treasury will be
empowered TO take strpat0 MI reals IN.
der the terms Of The Dingloy blil, In
case these nations refuse 10 Jin the
United States 10 the iuyesiigauon.
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white and Mexican patrous Of the
public schools. The white citizens are
very indignant btcaute tue school
Trustees permit he Mexican children
10 ntOnd the same schools with white
CHILDREN, ami msuy OF the latter have
been taken out Of school on that nc.
count A masr meeting OF tbs white
ciuzous was held yesterday and n
united protest made Hgains. the mix
tlro Of the two racee. Ths school
tfutteeh foiuse TO rccodo from their
position In the mn ter ana the tfoubls
will b. carried b higher authority.
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Nor rnRouOliI nLxIcAN COINS.
SO Help 10 the F'rce silver Men IA the
United states.

MEXICO CITY, lFeb. l6.-rhe general
opinion In this capital 10 that the
attempt OF the ikee silver men Of the
Uuiled States 10 reach free coinage y
the channel VI Mexican coins 10 not
worlhy Of serious consideration. IL is
doubtful II u could DO successfully
operated under any, circumstances, but
aside from this Ia THE fact, OF which the
tree silver men 3, em TO be ignorant.
that the Mexican mhnts ars no longer
cOlning silver cOins OF the donOmina.
tons named. The les have been des-
Hoye1 hnd the gu lrter, eighth and
sixteenth Of n dollar have bsen with
drawn from circulation to such an OK
tent that now the only piece Of the old
issue at all common ID the peseta, or
25-cenI pieces.
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FOR SILVER.
Gormaua Talk OF Another Monetary
Conference.

BERLIN, Feb. l6.-rhe Reiohsiag
today adopted the resolution submitted
yesterday by Count Won Mierbach, In
slruoting tins federal government 10
ieiue invitations Tor an international
monetary conference 10 take action for
the rehabilitation Of silver ~ u clrculat.
Ing medium. Count Won Pasadowsky
Wagner, secretary Of state Tor the i'm.
perial treasury, on behalf OF lhe gov
eminent, declared their sympathy
with the object aimed at.
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AGAINST MeKANE.
Decision That lie Must Account for
MIa sIoMnrdshIp.

NEW HoRR, Feb. l6.-By decision
rendered today by Referee Choate.
John Y .MclNane, ex'chieilain Of Grave
send, who ~ serving u long term Of
imprisonment In Slug Sing Tor juggling
with the registration lists Of COney
Island, must restore an estate variously
estimated ut $1,000 to 100000 10
Mrs, katherine Baur anu daughter
Katie, the widow ana daughter OF the
lGte Paul Baur, the Coney Island hotel
keeper, who died at BloOmingdale in.
sane asylum January ., 1850. In
addition to rolinquishing tue properly,
Mokane also within sixty days must
Me an accounting, showing what
no has done with the money collected,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
whIlo Ribbon Con,onlIon.

WAsHiNGToN, ID. o., Feb. l8.-Ths
greater portion OF the morning session
OF the convention OF White RibhoneTs
Today was consumed in the discussion
OF tue special needs OF the w. q. Il. u,
In tho Official capital, and how they
may be met, The discussion was fol.
lowed by devotional services conducted
by Mrs. J.Fowler Willlng,the national
evangelist.
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Refused to spsaL on Oh, snlI,ot.

NEW iORS, Feb. l6.-Thu officials
nj the district attorneys office we're
mute today whom asked as 10 the truth
Of the story that oX.Mnyor GilrOy, Iu-
sptotoia Nillinma, MCAvOy anu Nc
Lsughlin had been indicted by the
extraordinary grand jury which yes.
lerday adjourned 10 March Ith. IL Is
not considered likely that tue indlrl-
monia VIII be- handed up before the
grAnd Jury Tcoouvenes GU Match An,
when It 10 expected fify 10 seventy.
nVo indictments set against persons
high In authority Will be presented.
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sIldIpr reward ,hc ynliey.

OAELASD, Cal, Feb. l0.-Porllon'
OF tue bergman hills north II Bstke-
Icy are alidipg toward the valley.
About i've acres have SHIFTED their
position. The foundations Of The hills
seen 10 be t0lii enough. IL Il the
sdobe surface stratum about thirty feet
la depth that IL gradually dricsnJing'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
UNITED niNE WoHHEns.
Mcbride Exunoratcd by tue Commit.
tee Of Iiftecn.

CoLuuniA, o., Feu. lJ.-JOhn Nc.
Bride tguay by Unanimous report Of tue
committee Of no con was found rot
guuty % corruption IN con.
BeotiDn with tue Hooking valley
strike. The report said Marx WIZ,
who preferred tue charges, ~ dsmn.
goguU Lnd sel -sJnluased CORFU ti0ulst.
Tho resolution was adopted oztcnIing
a vote OF confidence to Mcbride anu
orJUring Mark Will 90 leave tho hail.
The convention cleo OF A.. IL. Ponua,
Of ludians, prusiuenti Cameron Miller,
0t ohio, viou.ptvsidout, anu ru.ulgCted
Patrick McBrte, secretary aud tteas-
uTur.
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siN ANA Hair millions iDsnoIency.

WAsHiNdToN, Feb. 10. Tho House
COMMITTEES ON appropriations today re-
ported the general deficiency hill, the
IHst OF the regular appropriation bills OF
lhls Congreal, The bill appropriate
.Bi5tsi67i out u which the pfinclpal
appropriations are a. bllows; treasury
department, sl,l5O,il5 war depart.
ment s2336OO; navy depgrtmeul
500, 1885, department Of ia oe. a.. .
3Bi,43O; postOiilce department 81 ,2s9'.
li'i -oysrnment printing office.
siOO, i0Ui judgment OF tho court o.
llalms, sil6,O03; audited claims,
s70,7O0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

NEW York Feb. lO.-Dr. Samuel
Spencer Stafford, head OF 4. ). stafford
INK manufacturing firm Ia this city,
uled NJ his hons last night. He was
born In Albany on November 10, 1926,
hnd was graduate OF Union College
Iud also OF the Albany Medical Col.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
Personal.

Superintendent washburuo OF the
Union Pacific hotel system arrived In
sat Lake today looking and feeling as
wull as In tho olden days. Mr.. wash-
butno reports business AS being very
quiet lust now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

NEW Yomi, Feb. lO.--rhe tenth an.
nual exhibitor Of the Agricultural
league u Nav YORK has been opened
In the galleries. OF the society Of Fine
Arts building. Architects, artists aud
sculpg0rs from atl patti OF the country
were present, anti nearly 10000 pieces
OF art worE, prinoIpAlly panel painting,
were on exhibition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

PITTsnuRG, Feb. l6.-rho Jury IA
the case against George Nj. Irwin, the
disou tlonaty pool operator, for obtain
log money under ials0 pfotOntBs, re-.
turned sealed verdict TINS morning
which viii not DO opened until Mon.
day. The verdict " believed TO DO an
GcquitIal, tho defendant to pay costs.
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Z, military code Of Utah.
BY order OF the Commander.in.
Chol e.. NJ. OTT1SGER,
Adiulnut General.
Section 7 above referred TO hns refer
ence 10 the administration OF the oath
which, ahorn Of technical pfolimi.
nurlcs ana nppondagcr, II a. f0llowt!
"I, -, do H0lumnly swear Tor
nflrm) that l viii bear true allegiance
10 thu United states Of America aud 10
the Territory VI Utah; that l will
serve tuum honesty and faithfully
against all their enemies and oppreB.
sOfs whatever, a d that I will observe
AMI Otoy the orders Of tho Pres.-
dent Of the United States, the Cover
nor OF this Territory and the orders Of
the oillcofa appointed over me, accord
ing h. tho rules anu articles u war ior
the government Of the armies u the
United States aud Of this Territory"
The above oath shall be- AdmiuIi tered
by commissioned officer duly ap-
pointed by tue acju,ant-gonofEl. Upon
the back a every CUmmitsiu n shall DO
printed q certificate, which snail be
signrd by iho person before whom tucn
officers are qualified.
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AURORA, Ind, Feb. l5.-Butglars
entered the store OF Niblck Bros, At
Wheatland last night and found them.
sou OF ex-COugtessman NIbHC. rhey
hrst; he returned the fire, killing Que
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Doc l.arswIleh ,rIlIeaIly bod.

LONDON, Feb. 1j.-A uispstch from
81. Pulersburg says tho oEAfOwitoh,
Grand Duke George, who IL wintoTing
IN CFlmeh ON account Of pulmonary
trouble, 10 expeotorating blood. His
condition IL alarming.
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JAPANESE ~ FULL CONTROL.
NATIONAL LnAn comPANY.
The Annual HspoTt shows n Dsnelt o.
e2ss,Isf.

NEw YORK, Feb. .lB.-The report
OF TIE National Lead company for tho
year to December 81, 1894 shows net
earnings OF 81 ,2l2, 25s; Dividends paid
81, $50, 4i2; deficit sg1s,isi. There was
sill remains a surplus Of S672,l72 The
report asoribes ths decrease IN tho not
earnings 10 the general depression Of
busintss aud says the company has
been unable to reopen lite smelters AZ u
refining plant by reason Of the silver
legislation and the imposition VI high
tRrin duties ON oliver leSd ores, which
resulted In building up great smelling
plants In Mexico. The mortgage IL
debtedness has Leen reduced 10 sl9,-
BO9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
Az, What - RoiiE

CHICAGO, Feb. l6-Pugillst Jim
Cot0eu, reported missing last night,
ltt. Chicago Tor tue Eas. on tue Key
stone express. C0rbett declared he had
simply been detained by mud attack
u tue grippe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

IoTrENIIAM, Dat, Fob. lG.- Robert
Newtefry, asod rs, IN his wife dead
today, anu then ufod NJ little dRugl-
ter, wouniiug her In the hip, after
which he shot himself fatally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
Pioneer Monument Benefit.

A party Is to DO given in the rhir.
tccltl ward hall, wednes Jay evou-
ing, February 20, by the Y.L.M.LAY
for the tonoHl Of the Pioneer monu-
ment, 10 which ali Are invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
Race War Ia Texas.

San ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. l8.-A
Wv" W. war that Is attracting much atien.
III 10 southwest Texas IL IA progress
80 n'alut' the county seat OF Uvaldu
'SNu'yi west OF here, between the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
Enidsmic OF ,he GrIn.

AME.BURY, Macs, Fsb. l6.-An
epi1tm,c Ot grip Is now prevalent
here. Over 800 cases have been re-
ported, one physioian alone having
forty patients.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

COLuMBUa, Fob. lO.-r. 4. Lynn
aud henry 1umbie, ot the Oulhwui,e
hrm, have flied suits here 10 test tho
conatiIutionaiity Of the Income tax
law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
oApAizED SCHOONER.
suHs P.oph san Frnuciaco Fiud a
DeraIIeI VsaaeI.

SAN FRAscIsCO, Feb. iO.-Ths
stsa lar Umatllla, which arrived fom
Pur get Sound porJs yesterday incoming,
rsp Yorted passing a oapslzed schooner Oh
pt Tnt Reyes, The identity Of the
=, Easel could not be maue out anu only
~ general description o. the wreck
,y0ulu be given by the officers Of tut
fieAmer. lt was shortly alteT day break
when the derelict was sighted, anu the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

The county Cleik today issued n mar.
r.ago license 10 George II. Taylor, %,
anu Jnno Park, %, both OF MIL Greek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

Lecture on Christian Evidences.
Elder David Mckenzie will deliver
a lecture to tho Mutual Improvement
associations OF the Second ward next
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Sub.
leUi, Christian Evidences.
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DENURRER sU8rAINED,

In tho cases Of the People vs. Myrtle
Doe and GusaiO Blake, heretofore cub.
miltei upon demurrer g. writUf ptohibi.
tiUu,the demurrer was sustained. Com-
missioner McNslly Is therefore decided
to have jurisdiction In the cases and
they will no doubt DO heard on Monday
next
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AT THE SEATOF WAR
John Wilde, an American, 10 Trouble
at Vel Hal Wei.
CHINESE cOHMMDERs SUICIDE.
Ii Hung Chang GoesNo Fort Arthur "a
AArrauge terms " Peace With
the InvHd,rs.

CHEZ Foo, Fob l6.-All foreigners
serving with tho Chlnes force at Wei
Hal Wei, except an American, Johu
wilde, alias HOWE or Harvis, have
been set free. Wilde was Rfrettsd by
the JapAneso ut Konody, aboard the
French Steamer sydney, with Cham
Lsa Moore, formerly interpreter for
ths Chinese legation at Washington,
and an EnglishnAn named Uhamerou,
on the charge Of being engaged 10 n
plot to destroy tae japanese wauhips
with torpodoes. He and two com.
panions were released on taking an
DATA 10 do nothing to asslat the Chin
zee during the war.
IL is reported that Ii Hung Chang
aud one new ChiuosB envoy, IL On
route 10 Port Arthur, where no 10 10
meet the ENJOYS appointed by Japan
sGt hsta2ge the Terms fof tho cessation
u the war u Ia said Russia anu
Englaud will ofisi 10 mediate between
China and Japan.
A report Ia also In circulation thai,
the foreign Representatives ~ pykin
are again nppfehensiyo Of trouble aut
nave ordered that tho guards be
brought up from their respective war
shiIs ut rlen rain for the protection Of
tue legations.
TOOK THEIR own LIVES.
LONDON. Feb. l6.-This afternoon
the PaH MdH Cdsetto prints q Dispatch
from Chee Foo repeating the statement
that Admiral Tug, the Chinese naval
csmmauder al Wei Hal Wal, has com.
mitttd suicide ON account OF the re-
yrrteH h the Chinesu forces, aud that
Commodore Llu and General Chang
hEvo also takoa their lives for tho
same reason,
JAPANESE ~ FULL CONTROL.
WIZ Hal WEI, Foo. i0.-rhe Jap.
Ancse are now In complete occupation
Of tho island Liu kung Tao Ia the bay
hero, tue forts on which wstu the last
to hold out against the victorious Jap.
anese nuets.
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The DISTRICT COURT.
Injunction Suit 10 Stop The Sale Ct
The Copper Plant
ONE DIVORCE GRANTED TODAY.
Tho Demurrer to the Writ Of Prohlbl.
ton Against Commissioner McyAlly
SuslaIned.-Othcr business.

In the laird district court this
morning the case Of EIward r. Singer
W. he Salt Lake CITY Copper Manu-.
featuring company was brought up
anu sot for hearing at O'Clock this
afternoon. Mr Singer brings on ia.
juaclion suit again0t tbs defendants,
Mccormick, Hanauer ct al, q stop the
sale Of the Copper plant
This afternoon the case was called
up, ana by unanimous consent II was
ordered that continuance be- had
until May ls.h, the Temporary restraiu-
log order to remain In force. There
Ire prospects OF the case being settled
out Of court before that time.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.

j. n. Aiifich was granted divorce
rom Fannie NJ. Alirlch on the
gtound OF desgrlion IL appears that
tue parties were married at Bfidgeville,
Dela.i on August rs, 1857, and that she
deserted him IA 1891 and has since
lheu refused and ain refuses ~ i've
with him.
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H0t Springs SanitariJm
SWIMMING POOL.

West Third South street, Salt Lake.
This water is sure cure for Rhsu-
matism. Miners Leading, Indigestion,
Catarrh, Constipation, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Palpitation of the Heart and all
kidney and nervous troubles. Towels
and suits washed by Empire Laundry.
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he's of
More practical knowlede of
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f. A. Wsdleigh,
General Passenger Agent.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-09-25
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-13

1t Is estimated that 80 carloads
of potatoes will be shipped from
Forrest City within the next month
Potatoes were worth $l.25 per bush
eli Chicago yesterday. Hereto.
fore we have importee our potatoes
and II gives us no little pleasure to
note the fact that St Francis coun-
ty has begunpn export trade. The
policy OF importing everything ex-
cept raw cotton, has greatly dam
aged this section, from a financial
atandpoint and when we learn the
lesson of living at home and raising
a diversified crop for export, we will
be the most prosperous people on
earth, Forrest City Times,
This Is the kind OF farming that
pays, We have written line upon
line, in a vain endeavor to get our
farmers hereafter to raise potatoes
for northern Market