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Evening journal., 1895-12-04
At tho opsra House ro-DIeht.

James O'Neill is favorIts with VIII
mlnRton theatrs-goera, and 1t is expected
that the Opera House viii be crowded to-
night when be appears as "Virginlus, +"
the noble Roman OF Sheridan. Knowles
famous tragedy Mr. O'Nelll's delineAtlon
Of the character OF Virgin,ul is said to be
thoroughly artistic in all its details and
is triumph Of which the actor may well
feel proud. Mics Butres- well fuiilis the
high expectations Of her friends In the
role OF Vireinis. aud personates the
10 oTely but unfortunate Roman maiden In
an admirable u amer The play Is well
mounted, the views Of the Forum and of
the rocky pass near the Roman camp sre
unususliy good
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE
What An Unusual

Clothing Store this, especially
at this time of the year, for
nice Overcoats.
Wish we had 5000 of these
Oveicoats instead of 1000
We believe we can sell that
many, but if we get them
made up now they'd cost
about what we're selling them
for.
All our Overcoats are de-
pendable. They don't fade.
don't shrink in the seams
during damp days, don't get
out of shape.
For S6-Men's All Wool Black. Blue
or Gray Melton Overcost, a
Blue RRrltane OvercoAt or an
extra length Storm Overcoat
For Sc Mems Blue Chinchilla Over.
coat OF Black Fur Beaver
storm Overcoat.
For S8-Flne Black, Blue or Brown
Dress Overcoats. I'VE Zee EN-
advertised Bargains for 81 30
Ia other shops and they're not
trimmed nearly as well as ours
are for IS Choice OF styles
OF Storm OVercoats for IS.
For SlC-Black end Blue Ksrsey
Overcoats, Black Clay Diagonsl
OF q Rough Cheyiot Overcoat.
For SlQ-OnIy few left Of our
superb $i2 Overcoats every
shop has been trying 10
initiate The feet is we made
up our minds TO havs the best
sud we've got H. The cloth Is
OF fine Kersey lined with Clay
Diagonal, with silk shoulder
and sleeves
For SId-Chinchilla or Fur Beaver
Overcast same as you've been
paying SEQ.
For Sl6-Finest Black aud Blue Ker
sey OvereoAt. handsomest and
most substantial trimmed
Overcoat In Wilmington.
Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Store open evenings.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
Are you interested in
Lace Curtains !?

Our unprecented sale Of
these goods a few days since
has spurred us on to greater ac-
tivity. We place before you to-
day in Real Irish Points,
Renaissance, Cluny, Antique
and Brussels Lace values wor-
thy the attention of all buyers.
The prices justify this A
big drive in an Ottoman Lace,
two numbers, specially at ST.
to 81 IS.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
Tho Two Johnn coming,

"rhe Two Johns" has bssn on the
road for twelve years, and from the
reception II always receives, 10 will
evidently remain Of the stsge for many
years 10 come. The compauy Is fsst-
class Tue Johns are taken by Paul
Dresser and the original j. O. Stewart,
who are immense In sizs lnd fun-mRklng.
s. A Williams cauHei much laughter ss
the big policeman. The specialties aud
singing are very good. Green and Stanley
Ere excellent musicians aud give some
great limitations on various instruments
John Manning kept the the house In 9
roar with his witty sayings, and the
speclalties Intro iucad by the rest of the
company were far sb,ve the average.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
A Trio OF Brides.

DEFENDERS chilly blasts have no
apparent effect on Cupld's capsrs and
Hymen's work goes merrily on These
weddings have been announced for this
date:
Joseph F. Crew. Of this city aod Miss
Nary Bslle ScRntlin, OF Blanchard, Pa
the ceremony to occur at the latter place
The bride formerly lived in Wiluington.
This afternoon at o'clock Miss Emma
Hayden became tha bride Of William
Anderson In the Union NJ. z On ,rch.
uear Townsend. The bride Is the
daughter ct Mrs Virginia Hayden
Several Wilmington guests wero
present.
Miss Ssllie T. Davis, daughter or MIR.
and Mrs. James a. Davis, will be married
tonight at the home Of her parents in
Dover, to Elmer Wilnams.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
From Dslware City.

Special Correspondence Evening JournaL
DELAWARE CITY, Dec Miss Caro-
line Aker has returned from a week s
visit to Phlladelphia friends
Mrs. Mary Sheppard. who has been
visiting her brother. William A Jester,
has returned 20 her home
Miss Ella CleRver, Miss J w. J..
Marley, Miss Louisa Price and Norris
Wilkison are attending the institute at
Middletown
Miss Maggie Tugend has returned from
Philadelphia
Mrs Mary Ellison has returned from q
weeks visit TO Wilmington friends
Mr. aud Mrs George Rsybold are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rey
bold, OF Wilmington.
Mrs. Aker, son and daughter visited
Wilmington Yesterday
Mlss Julia Clark tp mt yesterday In
WILMINGTON.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04

phis, was still regarded as critically Ill
last evening and slight caauge for the
worse had taken place. causing him to
relapse into unconsciousnes
w. D Roe. Of Sodlersvlle. Nd, was
In this city yesterday on brief visit.
Miss Mayme Tolmie, OF this city. left
here to day for Phlllipsbufg. N j.. to
attend the funeral Of her cousin. Miss
Gertrude l Dodd She will be absent
from this city about three months.
F. Ksno il spending a few days In
Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
S4.98.

Splendid values in Fur and Plush
Caps, elegant garments at very
moderate prices.
A lot Of Novelty Dress Goods at
25 cents a yard about half Of for
mer prices for these goods.
Beautiful and very extensive line
Of attractive Holiday G obs az our
usual low prices.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04

For rheumatism have found nothing
'qusl 20 Chamberlaia's Pain Balm. II 10
lieves the pain as soon 80 applied. J w
Young. West Liberty W Va The prompt
relief It sffords is alone worth many times
the cost % cents s continued use will
effect a permanent cure For sale by
James Belt, druggist, corner Sixth and
Market gtreets
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
Newspsper Men to Dlue.

Memhsrs Of one Wilmington Press
Club will give fare veil dinner 10 George
W hohsfts st AinscoW's ct o'clock tlis
ever n-dg. Nearly all the newspaper men
IN town will bs PRESENT and ths event
promises to be very pleasant
Mr.. Roberts who has bsen associated
vita the Morning News for many years
has resigned to assume the editorial man
segment Of the Dover State Sentinel,
which papsr Is now controlled Dy
Edward Addicks and his Kent county
lieutensnts.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
Uaz,rd-Gilp,p.

A quiet wedding was solsmnized 1t No
9l7 Washington street last evening at
8 30 o'clock when Miss Annie Shipley
Gilpin became the bride OF Viucsat G
HszSrd the we'll known drsughisman Of
the Pusey snd Jones Company The cere
mony WAS performed by Rev William p.
Swsriz, paator Of Central Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Willis Hatfield Heard, Pb.
d. of West Chester, was best man, aud
Miss Carrie Mendinhall, OF this city, scled
as maid Of honor.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
MARRIED

EDWAHDS-ROwAN AT the Union M.
r. parsonage, No. 5l3 jefferson street. on
Tuesday evening. December 3, 1895, by Rev.
John ID. Hams. Benjamin II. Edwards
and Mrs. Mary @. Rowan.
HAZARD GlLPIN. On Tuesday, Decen
Der g. 1895, az the home Of the bride, by Rev.
W. u Swariz Vincent q Heard and Miss
Anna S. 0ipiu, both OF WI mington.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
nIah sonooI roolban nee.p.lon.

The Wilmington High School football
team was given q reception last evening
at the West street residence OF ex
Councilman Daniel Ross All the mem
bers Of the team were present, together
with members Of tbs High School faculty
aud alumni Music, speeches, good
fellowship and refreshments contributed
the pleasures Of the evening.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
Returned From n Cunning Trip.

Charles Taylor, Harry Hawthorns,
Leonard Miles and George Davis. OF this
city, aud Mr Safhsr, OF Philadelphia
reiurnfd this morning from cunning
trip down near BridRevilie. They vent
Sunday night and report that they found
game plentiful.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
RoniIstin Battling

Nearly all the arrangements have been
completed for the Evening with
HoFe.ls" &C tho Century. Club building
to morrow night The 9u imam Palace o.,
the Jsokson & Sharp 90 the speEkman
Supply & Pips Co, and Kent @ Weeks
have united Co make a very realistic sett
ing for the frat play The Sleeping Oar. 9"
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
Danoau-salzieor.

Mics Msy G. Salzlger. Of Camden. and
Lewis @. Duncan. OF Westvllle, N. j.,
were married at the home OF the b,ides
uncle, Attalus Donoho, No. POS East
Fourteenth street, Monday night. Rsv.
Frederic Doerr. pastor Of 81. Stephens
Lutheran Church, officiated.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
Rsreption at tho salisbury Home.

Mr. and MrP. willard Saulsbury, Jr.,
have issued csrds for reception to be
held st their home this evening in honor
Of Chancellor Nicholson and Attorney
General White The attendance will Be
restricted to the two guests OF honor,
members OF the judiciary aud several Of
Mr.. Salisbury e legal frieads.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
Delaware FIold Club Election.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF tie Delaware Field Club will
be held next Tuesday evening. At that
time officers will bs elected for the
ensninp raar
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
To Rug Buyers.

The stock in all sizes to be
found here and at prices to
suit all buyers, $3.50 to $500.
Constantly growing in favor
they are the floor coverings of
to-day.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
H.nderer-ontten.

The marriage has been announced Of
Mias Alverda B Outten aud Harry
Honesrsr. both of tits city. Ths
ceremony took place in First NJ. p.
1hurch. and was performed by Rev. J. A
Smith Miss May White acted as
bridesrasid and Everett Outtsn, brother
of the bride, WAS beat man.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
Edwar,in-Rnrnn-

Mrs. Mary c. Rowen and Benj lmin Il .
Edwards, both OF this city, were married
last night. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. John ID o Hpnua at Union VI.
E parsonage, No 5i3 JsE srsoa street.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
LICHTENSTE|N
& HART,
Ais MARKET STREET.
Exclusively Carpets and Drsperies,
SPECIAL.

Following our regular GUS
tom we commence on Mon
day next to close out the
accumulation of a seasons
business in short lengths and
dropped patterns of carpets,
the qualities being 50 well
known it is hardly necessary
to refer to them. Bring your
room sizes, it will materially
assist you in selecting. Will
tons, Administers, Moquette,
Body Brussels, Tapestry,
Brussels, Ingrains, Etc.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
lOMBARDY CEMETERY
Lots For Sale.
Concord Pike, Near Wilmington
t,eli.f fn Sir noura.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re
llevsd iu s!x hours by the "New Great South
Americsn Kidney Cure" Tnis new remedy
Is 3 great surprise On account Of rs exceeding
prl~iptness ID relieving pain In the bladder,
sd aeys, hack and every part OF the urinary
passages 10 male or female. IL reiieYes reten-
toD OF water aud pain In passiag IL almost
Immediately. lfycu wait quick relief and ure
=. Janss Belt. druggists, Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1895-12-04

Citizsn-"Did the editor read that manu-
script left here yesterday" Boy II reckon
50. sir 4 noticed he had err bright fire IN
his 8 owe this morning '-lonkers Statesman n
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
Nothing L,k'ert.

Tins brings manv changes but the
climate Of California, "The Italy OF Amer
CO, and the attractions of Che many
famous health and pleasure resorts are
the same yesterday, to-day aud forever.
Tourists never will tire Of speaking in
praise Of the soft aud balmy air, the prp
fusion OF flowers, the magnificent dlsp' ~
OF Fruits. the luxury OF sea bathing and
the beautiful walks and drives.
Then. too, It must be conceded that
with such excellent equipment. consisting
of Reclining Chair Cars, Pullman Palace
Sleepers aud Pullman Dining Cars. al
heated by steam and lighted with Pintsch
Light, the Union Pacific, 1.-THE Overland
Route" Is the tourists fsvoTite. Ask
your agent for tickets via this route.
& L. L0MAx. General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Omaha, Neb.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04

All communications intended for insertion
u this column should be adore saed to SJciety
Editor. care OF the HvESINo JOuRNAL. Com
munications should be written on one side Of
he paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
WHY NOT BUY A HOME /?

VIII UUI Uul iSUA
1912 Pennsylvania avenue. 3-story brick
6ls West Fifth street. i-story brick.
llrl Tatnall street. i-storY brick.
l0s East Eighth street. i-story brick.
sCn Monroe street, 3-siory brick:
iis East Ninth street, 3-atory brick.
5ll West Seventh street. 3-atory brick,
nOf Adams street. N-etOry brick
nl1 Tatnall street. 3-stOrY brick.
fsib Washington street, a-story brick.
n20 Jefferson street, 3.story brick.
$40 East Seventh street, j-htory DICK.
800 jackson street. l.story brick.
1 301 Rodney street, story brick.
sos West Ninth street, 3-atory brick,
2O25 Delaware avenue, j-etory brick.
N. W. Cor. Fourth and Washington Streets
n. W. dor. Fifth and jefferson streets. g.
n ". Cor. Thirty second and Madison
streets. 2 2atOry frame.
h. Cor. Thirtleth and Washington streeie,
p story brick.
i4i2 Harrison street. 2-stOry brick.
Sl2 jackson street. 2-stOry brick.
1910 Sballcross avenue, t-atory prlck
iOd and 30s Rodney street. story brick.
gO Kirkwond street, 2story brick.
ff none of theee suit you stop IN or send inr
lists. We can suit you as % location hl4
price and terms.
HEALD & CO.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
SOCIAL PLEASANTRIES.
Some Things That Occupy
Wilmington Men and Women.
REoBPnoS TO HTATE OFFICIALS

To Be Held at tho Home Of Mr.. and Mrr.
willard saulsbury 1b's Evening Rroep-
tion TO High school Athletes rhs
Brides snd 0rSOms OF the Dsy-News-
paper Men to Dine.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04

Wonderful are the cures accomplished by
Hood's Sarsanariila and yet it ia on y becF use
HOOd'- Sar aparilla. fho one true blood punh-
er, makes pure, ricb. healthy blood.
Hoods pills for the liver and bowels act easi-
ly yet promptly and efficiently
Evening journal., 1895-12-04

Iistrefs-"Mtry. go to the door az once.
S income mas rung three or four times "
Mary-"Oh. it's al right, mum. It's only Inst
young fellow 20 Is mashed on Mins Maud. Yer
needn't be afraid Of his going away In a
hurry. Tit Bits.
Evening journal., 1895-12-04

ONCE Seventh and KiaS. Phone 545.
Fl. 7. sergeant dealer IN coal and wood
ssB-Large poa coal FOR family use
as Hickory wood for open CRATES
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
Satin and GrOS Grain Ribbons

All pure silk, in all the beautiful
and delicate shades for fancy work,
at the following very low prices:
Inch Wide as cents piece. . cents a
yard.
Il inches wide 5s ,snts piece, 8 cents
yard.
II Inches Wide 90 cents a plsoe, ~
cents a yard.
2 inches wide IS cents piece, cents a
yard.
p inches wide 0s cents a piece, II
cents yard
e Inches Wide q 30 piece. 1si cents
inches wide Si.O5 a piece, 20 cents a
yard.
Please bear in mind that there
Ribbons are pure silk and excellent
quality.
In our Cloak Room you will find
one rack containing about thirty
Jackets some of them worth from
$40 to $40 each. You can take your
pick at
Evening journal., 1895-12-04
IIEMa oE N Ell.

Beckett's Restaurant,
Nos G aud s West Sixth street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29

gated I1m amy other railroad except
its divnrCop, the Uni.n Pacific.
Receiver Iiumtull seems not 10 hsVt
been greatly ulsturg5l ~ tuid thr,sH
Lha fcaaou is said to bu that Ny bu'l--
RS J. o miles Of track between Hieu',s
NNd Is .faey ur orr station hc can W,
net the Ora Juucuon.CheytL..u- ~ .
ranch OF the suii with The JultsOuIs
lNp, nuH Sterling ito gulf cnu h"Nu
,oHhcglon with the Huntington 4o'''
roe buHi.rtJu branch fiUm H0ldIoEt
NO Nhey nuuu would il turn relieve tsC
vi'.'N atyruue line from We present
~ t'h a.! the mercy Of the Union
isciHc.
, That sugh q combination with the
huI'iuG 900 WgulI b. agrcrall' 90 both
hhes intte Cyu br mo- question. laU
coal Whicu the Gull commands DO Of
lhc highest Importance 90 tho Bur
llng1yui aul a. "a feeder for CIHit
lf'u aud agricultural produc'H
.Hc Gun would become under
tuth combination a must
lyWeriul ally iDa road which tcrmlu'
A''1 90 brnvor That the Burlington
could deal with the CUT without dis.
luih'nE i's amIgaUiu relations with the
DsnyCf e. no Gnudu 90 entirely poui.
N.ti anu 10 is known that 10 has tuyu
c.qugiuug with the former BssuCiaig OF
the Ju'On Pacific, with on eye 20 uu
very combination which the pfOI0sui
ofIrr ui Dir. CuJH may buug aJyJt al
any tmr.
"a. rrumulll is attending 10 the
conjunction OF tho now line from
Pueblo 90 Trinidad, which, when
completed, viii unto The liuu 10 tnJ
.aI.h. Au hnB repeatedly ry'usoj 60
.Alh about tho proposed action OF Vac
Union PAGil' toward the Ju'aauur
but c0nfY.Ua limsUf that tus IgTur
slyC company "cluuHf throw uH oil
tue track" which rAuGrlaa iUmaU
may be- open 30 many lulu. pIJ,aIJas,
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CLAIMS Ton DAMAGES.


81 aAnMn lls
WAHISuTON, ID. c., April g.
United States Minister Willis, ut
honolulu, has submitted ~ Secretary
Gresham uumburui statements sworn
20 by C1usul General Mills OF Ameri-
eau citizens VINO were arrested by the
Hawaiian government Tor completely
Ia the rebellion and we're Permitted 10
leave Hawaii only under promise not
20 Tulura uudng tuuir lifetime. Claims
ig damages were made Ia each casu
aud HrH ilCludui in tho statements.
The names " these Amprioans are;
A.. 81. Rooney, born iu 1870, iu Ouch.
Ffa county, New York, I.lu manager
OF thu DdRy Liy'OWuI iu HOl1lulu, VINO
elaine 55u,uUO dana zee,
h, A, rueni born Ia stamford, Comm
a painter, custom house Inspector uuu
galyi o., police uuiur thu proyisiOual
Government, who claims 90 per Gay
uuIiag imprls0umuut aud exemplary
damages,
Henry van Worthon, born In NewOr-
I.aus iu 1872, general nuBinsa. agent,
c.gwH 800 permuulh during forty .ltru
usys lupTlsgLmtl @,
Charlie T., AUll no, Hawaiian,
.otural.z d IA BAu Francisco iu 1873, d
barDer damages 81 per dsy uurug
confinement,
james Durpol, born In New O.leaus
In 1908, th9pEneper, damage $50, 900.
John Epsa born iu Scotland, natural.
iz'd iD Now York; platter, DAMAGE
5lUO, 600,
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, April g7,-Emll
Sanger, brother OF Walter Sanger,
was shot Rud Killed by Robert Lus-
c1mbr, rL'ulty attorney, 40 "a late hour
tonight, uul LutcJmb ls Ia JAIL, Mr.
anugeT's wife 81 q Bialur ut LuauUmu.
T9nlghI she sought shelter Ia Lut-
comb, house, claiming that hur hus,
uaui WAS iil.ifCaurg her Sanger
vent o. Lu-u lmb's uHu#t, H0ught .l-
mifsl %, ,nt tuoruuI0n LuC0mO shot
aim through the plates ls-s door with
% dlublr,bhrryIcd, Bhu.guu. The charge
entered sauBeI's head, billing him H..
BAully.
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TELBGRAPHIC,
THE DURRANT CASE.
l,s,su Accusation Of a Serious Ma
lure Against Bin,
-or PRISONER CONSENTS 10 TALK


s.y FRANCISCO, April e9.-for The
a. lime aimee the oHurro Of murder
M. Marian Williams In the
p.rgpl Baptist church Of this city
,,,m,Ily made against w. IL. D..
nl,fapt, tine prisoner has consented u
an lie spoke nrst Of the Lamont
apr BIanchL 1 an accused OF
,,,Bglins horand then remaining un'
...,si et the details OF the most hof'
.ls crime in history. No one viii
.y,rsBow the SORROW 1 feel and no
,.uII BEGIN 20 comprehend my
,'.,,gbis even % ] were 60 tell nll hu
-.,,i.b hpr terrible fate has cnulei
could not nave murdered TINT
D',i UF,d her too well, not better
,., ,uy one cleo 10 the world but j
enacted aud admired huii anu We
VIE good friends.
Iuiglng by newspaper communio.-
r.r. i AM looked upon az a COldblo1ieli
gsb5Ical monster. / am painted 90 "a
AVN Ina human shape, aud very little
t..aii In favor % tie possibility ni any
.fbsr urrson having killed. those TWO
.,5s iut when the trial 10 over tho
lid viii know that 4 Am innocent
Vys.mp3fute an1 sel.-nontrOl since
nv afffst are hrIu ngaiubt me, but no
f,,tou will ever know tue lcrnble or.
asll ana undergoing. IL Is said thnt
1 usr Uplates 90 induce sleep. That is
aUf. am able 90 Glucp well because
my c1rscicucu ~ clear uf al crime. 4
rnrtt0i % nervous temperament and
baypa IWayb been nUlu tD kuuu cool"
bic ACCUSES the police NJ working
a'rIy from thu premise thu; hU WAS
ruIlty Of tuu crimes AMI Ignoring all
ether Clcwh
Bsgauso VI DurraurB placid De-.
upau0f under fearful Accusations, his
teulI sleep and regular eating at %
tras0n H1 tying 70 ngryus, Duuuui
makrsa fluIy OF intense Interest 90 the
rych6lugiBL AZ times his illppanCy
issms strangely OUT Df harmony with
Lhptsrut position.
Today tho inquest In the Misa
Lam0nt murder ease will begin ana
lsm5fi0w the preliminary examination
0 UurfAut In the Mis- Williams mut,
Der ci,o, viii be resumed.
A Sensational tumgr has obtained
currency ina connection with tnJ
prisoner bni II the facts en0uli prove
lu1 iumlf true, the police VIII have o
tU0ug lluk IA a chain o. cirCumsiautiAI
tylIrlcg that Hl far II not very strong
90 the william CaHa al least. Ihis
flpgf ls % tue eject that IN Oakland
Official has communicated 10 Chief oil
Police Crowley OF this ely u statement
O. ,hp effect that an Oakland physician
sI him that q fellow practitioner Ia
ria Francisco bad Informed him thai
Ils Tine ago he had been called upon
uElend tbs ll.yuaT-Jll daughter Of o
rileut Of San Francisco. The gir
Boo been assaulted, and she a.legrt
90, her WBhllaut was Duraut; that hj
Ai lurti nur 10 the bellry Of Lmauuc
t3lich anu had there accomplished
bic ueArluus purpose, For pr0iessioun
reasons, u IL alleged, this physician
hH refused 10 make tho matter public
tlti CTOwltH when seen last night re-
.liei TO either affirm Or deny the story
IT'S reasonably certain, however, thu
electives aru ~ work on this ClyW,
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rhe q. p. nnd a nrnnrh Lins.

nENvEH, ApTil -s.-Allhough Re
colyUr and General Manager 3. Il. H..
Clark OF the Union Pacific has had an
urIvr prepared 10 LEUJutluuc con.
uguuons with tho Julusurrg branch Of
tho Union Pacific, Denver a Gun sys.
tenn, % has boon withheld, pending a
conference with Receiver Itumbull.
The complaint Of tue Union Pacific De-
that tie Gun has been flirting TOO
much with the burlington, through
the connection OF the Julesbcrg with
tho Cheyenne branch OF tho Burhug.
ton at Sterling, 10 punish Mr.. Trum-
bun for hiB alleged Disregard OF the
former oiOBu relations between the
Union Pacific agd the Cult MI CLARK
hai concluded % send all Denver pgf-
srnger uusiuvas around by way OF
Cheyenne, aud by Withdrawing from
the JulesJerg Connection leave Mr.
'rrumbull with 100 milus 0i road 'egTJ.
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NICAnAulAN nIsRurE

the United states WIN Not Interfere.
in tho Matter ofsn Indemnity.
WAsuNuIOS, April g5.-rho dis.
fa.yuu received by the Associated
lfeis today from London anu Costa
kch throw additional light on the
attitude ui decentralization In regard
70 lbu NlCaruguAn incident. IL IL
evident that both the United Sulcs
aal the Central American republics
Neie anxious tD secure peaceful set
l'meut VI tie difficulty by the pay
m1ni d the indemnity demanded by
Great Britain Tor tho expulsion Of Pro.
Consul Hatch.
Frtldcut Hzglesla Of the republic Of
N0ils b.cli n thu cable HlviCvs ale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29
WINNING HER WAY.
A ciuuACoLApy or wuOuTuE
WORLD SPEAKS WELL.

Known Go Many in salt Lake Tor Her
Unusual Charity Towards ul
CIus.c. ot Humanity who Apply
to Her for Aid, or Consult Her
iu Regard to Health aud Beauty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29

Correspondents Refused Formulation
Nistt EFgoruuu,

BosTos, April gT-Advige' 70.
ce,ygI hero by lattor from C5us,antl-
nOp.o say; Two English uUwspspg,
correspondents recently arrived al.
IFcglzlulu ifUm Conrlgntinuric, with
mlI passports 90 go 90 Efzrr0um. The
Oniclaib VI Iteulzlule Ty.us,d 90 allow
English consul demanded permission
refused nud ag indemnity uiaI Turk
.sh lie l.l3-l t.r each traveller uo-
maudoJ. lup authorities lcItgrnIhsd
TO UUuslunuuUplc, and tho reply came
back; "Pay tho money but uJ not
permit the men 10 70 ou.'