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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-21
MAWAIIAN nEnELg.
a Hatch OF Natives sentenced Co Terms
OF gmprisuumrnt.

a Hatch OF native, sentenced Co forms
ct smprisuumeut.
NEW NuWy, March Ala special
Dispatch to tho Hor'd from Honolulu
sayH
The recent rebellion Is now legally
thing uf tle past, for loss than "a WurS
ago the Judge advocate Of the military
commission announced that tho gov
eminent ha no moro cases VI trea VA
20 bring before that loIy. The lust
lot uf prisoners sentenced were twenty
two rugged nud p1voTty'stTicEUn ma
lives who were given a brloi trial 90.
Oupying lees than an hours tune AMI
they were hustled OIL 10 the peniluu-
tiury as one man. Twcnty.thfeb VI
these natives were sentenced 10 I've
yunrs' imprisonment aud two were
given ak years each,
No one seems 10 know what action
viii DO taken IN the case OF the
rN'quUuu, who h still prisoner iu one
OF the rooms In tho palace, The uE-
queen continues In good hvalth, AZ
lno COurlufion OF her tIlll Tor treason,
which occupied hut three days, "a uum.
bor Of well known Americans aud
some OF the most prominent women u
Honolulu called twice upon President
D1,o 90 iuicrcgdo lu her behalf, Con.
urous oilers were made 10 have her
released ON buuuH, but the government
UlliglGls Refused % Cun-itrg them.
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TWO SESSIONS A DAY
WILL DE MuCu1ALE FROM now on


Opportunity" said a learned dole.
cato today quoting O. Laun provorb
"has hair iu ',oaii behind che ls bald;
itgraapul los the i0relJck,n he con,iu.
ued in q pauphraslus way, ave can
pfoht ny cur capture o. hor. but 10
We tulr, her 10 escape, not Ovou Jun.
ter reinforced w nl the members Of
the Convention can catch uer again"
This he sought 90 make remludlI "
The fact tlat tho Conventions timo
sglidiug along very rapidly and that
at The lrCsout au opportunity 10 allIrt-
gi i3g hagIe' uui moro active work
than heretofore exhibited. ia harmony
with tIiH Wow IS the sentiment
favorable 90 holding two sessions
Iay. From this time until tho Con.
siliuli0I Dbail have been pronounced
completed, great macy matters Will
require the most serious confederation
Ivy the Convention, and there viii lo
many sessions OF tIu committee Of tho
whole, Ia which supcrauuudaucs Of
talk may bu iu9sul nr Aud that Is
may NOS ugtgu4 over 600 pDuar.rI -
luuud The twu .tslluns e Joy will 10
soon Iy.uimIu.u upon.
ArrORIIUGNEsu
The committee Uu hpl0uI0umpul
mH, lllH iUfgu0Yu ord listened % "a Ia-
psU from its subcommittee EEIug tur
HUuufHTIHI and TH.IHarufH.fgU U|utflrls.
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DAMAGE SUITS GALORE.


The caro- OF T.. NJ Gibson We the RIO
iuadc Western Railroad Co.,. in
which ,hO plaintiff sued 10 recover
sl7i2sp Tor alleged damage 10 cattle
while iu TRANSIT from salua, Unh. 20
Grand junction, C0Io.,trachtd The Jury
lu Chiu Justice Mcrrlps oour. ABOUT
II O'clock this morning. The nearing
hHd occupied nearly two aud half
days.
Iui1 afternoon the j.rr csmo into
court N.tuu uuauimu4b vyrl gf .UF The
ululnuN iu the SUM OF 1lsl,-l. a
thirty IayH' stay was allowed tlr other
side Go prepare statement ON uo.uu
FRA new tflH.
AUAiSar UuE #AaE COMPANY.
The case Ui Lphraim T.. Ellison W
tho N.J GpUlr Western Railroad g..
was thUu taken up before H jury.
The action So brought 90 recover $500,
claimed nR damages alleged 90 have
hrcu tuaHiuui uy pIRl.t % uy reason
ui thu defendant glmuauy's failure 90
hyup IN repair tho 'ggcrH along the lIuu
no iH RAILROAD adjoining bic farm lu
Davis c1uuty Uhh. Nc f. stated that
900 consequence OF this neglect Gig. o..
Que uCal Of sheep belonging 90 Ellison
we're killed Dy a locomotive attached
20 train OF cars on January 80, 1888
Ia their auswer the DEFENDANTS cay
that n the piaiuul'z sheep were killed,
20 was bsvtuse Of his own negligence
in permitting them 90 go upon "a Jan
gcrIus place, aud, knowing that dan.
ger falling % exercise reasonable care
90 avoid 10.
Attorney Walter Murphy represents
she plaintiff, n. a. R1uertsDn appeAfs
tot the defendant company,
The hearing is iu progress tlis aitef.
noon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ia the cHao OF Stephen Hays Va tic
Miunlr Miliug aud Milling company,
judgment WIS this afternoon entered
,Os the plaintiff, by consent.
In the uaar UI Joseph RruafIsUu vs.
tue Oregon Short L.Uv a. Unn North
vru Railroad company, au OtIct was
this uluguuuu uHlyTuH, 0u motion Of
Attorney 10 No. WIugmf, IA .hUtialur
tue sale ui certain Ian !s GO psollrl.u,
Idaho held uy Mlk and Harris
trurttrH,
A hEu UrlUr was mnIg in the two
cases OF James NJ HRmm, trustee, We
Iuu %. =. l.. d u. n. 10y, e.. ut al,
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REBEL VICTORY IN CUBA.
Additional R.p)T.s AtJl. ,hg S.IG5 5l5
iur Independence
Woncndr, the S.usn Lcndrr, Threatens
60 Eurn thr u,yuiutiou Into
EnrR VIM

NEW Yous, Narch sL-A oprclUI
10 morning paper from Nassau Mo
suyG
Additional urws continue 20 DO I,-
cclyoI illm cuba cf imufsoat Vie.
tones bon tbt -n.t. Tho slg.t auI
most startling Sc, received b. 10 IAu
vleu. that bulue.mJ NuUrHIH, Uur
negro leader 1i baud nuls GIsutHug-
mo. be- one 81 the few men who want g.
turn the revolution Into % race wss 20
b. lirY reported that aluucldu auTpll-gu
large detachment ui spaul b. tfIUs
ut Guantanamo recently aud coin.
plululy routed them, 40 THE ibt.ls u
ID said 200 slauiufuB wutu E.iIg- auI
wounded,
This was followed uy cruel aud iD-
human treatment, OF the SuulufI. uy
Mllulda's iDfnua. THIS is IubuUly
lhu uattU reported 10y tHu HrhJ-
igrIB GOO "a victory IIg tuuiI
troops, led ty Cll. Sautueiiya. ~
tUut limo 10 was reported tuuI my uI
tho insurgents were killed. Ilufu wac
but one white mau 20 A0uCsau'a de-
taunmguL After tue battle lu ordered
tuia man TO ltGyu the camp, saying Too
Wniiv5 uuI failed o. fIuu Cuba IN TIE
laHt war ana now luItptnguIcu Wuu.u
brb,cufCd Uy this negroes. MancalG's
Idea seems 20 be- 90 make another eau
Domingo of Cuba, HIS attitude ~ lt-
piUtud by tho sympatnisUfs Uf the teyl-
lut.1uuIy government. ~
10 10 reported that some attempt Will
soon be- made by the leaders 10 form "a
PROVISIONAL government Nothing has
yet b.eh huagd OF joe MART.
Nothing hal been heard OF tho pro.
posed expeditions from Porto Rico ami
other uDiGlt. rhU assertion that tue
Alliance diBplaytd tho Eug,lh nag
when fired on 10 regarded ~ a muTc
tuUturugc,
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A.r.A.I.M lMorrED ouE
Amendments that the Members Of that
order wanted Wade Ia the
Declaration ot sights,

Declaration ct AttEhtss
Tho closing hour Of last evenings
session Vt tho Convention committee
VI the whole was characterized by an
A, L.. a., effort 20 secure the striking
Uut OF the following part OF section q VI
tho declaration OF ugulf, wuich reads
t1luWt; "Iuutr SHALL be no union ~
1uutCu aud ttAte, nor snail any church
dominate the r,Atr, or interfere with
be- functions, No public money Or
property shall be- Appropriated Tor or
applied 10 any religious worship, eAUt.
CiHu or instruction, or 90 tue support Of
Ally yCClUflslt cal establish mout."
The purpose uf tuis effort Of rumiua-
ton was Co substitute tho following,
which is claimed 10 be- she officially
uuIlrsvI i4ua OF the salt Lake AmJt-
ines "a lhA, question, ar presented Eu4
champiyurg uy klmball, " WeUoE
$50 public funds or property In this
S'N.u, NuUthur UUU.UIus 'IUu taxation ur
otherwise, sAM, u1 Appropriated %. used
iur ,un purpose 70 rounding, Mliu.tu-
ing or UIIug dIlHnu. COZ lugiTUgIF. any
church. ru. gIuut dHuumluU Jon, religions
society ur HuH IuH..J IHI, -u'Iu.y ur uu-
dHTA.luE WIIau ir wholly ur Iu part
under ru. arlau ur urH.Hrl..url' CONTROL
$50 prauuaW r.t, at pHl7utHl, iu THIS
State. except yuuu.vIlus not used for
private gain, shall bH exempt from iaNa-
zion. 100. TITO 90 WuiUl ls uu. vested Ina
tho -u.U ur 900 SOME county municipal
ity ur school uI1tUul BOO iu0 state,
"AU hospitals, asylum. rg'uruatOrloy
ur u.htr lus.i utl1UH lu which people arc
under restraint, shall boo 10 Nl limos sub.
Iuut Goo public inspection, Whg.hOr thuy
Iru maintained ny tuu pupllc or 10y Uu-
yllU corporations ul associations % 40.
g.utos or boy individuals.
WANTS 10 KNyw WHERE IT CANE
FNyAl,
Evans, OF Weber, 90 Klmbsll-Pmy
iuiurm llr, SIDE Kendall, where you
got That m.uimeul-psypusuI amends
mrui 1 mraHi
Kimuall-l decline 90 answer, most
cmpnaucNiy. 1 am not Obliged tell,
1 let my IDEAS where | please, anu
that h none OF tho geu1leman's uusl-
nrts.
Evans lpeuis,eully)-Mr. Kimball,
1 would uEu Go have you name tho
u0nsIitutuu from which you took % or
any other source from which 10 may
have emeuattd,
llimUtI ,warmiug upl-Mr Presi'
deui, / DON'T WAul TO uo lalgffuksIuu
la this manner Jid not come hero
90 act as a tutor for the gentleman.
(LaughlUr,
Evaus (sull pursuing Mr. klmbsl)
askou. els 10 uOtR ikca Nil himuGll,
That you dom, know where the pro-
pQsed amen mtUt came iT0m-that 81
that tue original rtIfmhiiOu-thati H-
deed, you found 10 IN an envelope ON
your lgskY
Kimball (omphstlcaIlyl-I say, sifi
that am not required 10 tell wnoFo /
get my ideas lg0m.
Eyaus-Wsll, confess that l found
your pr1puBtI amendment on my deck
and I DON'T know where II came from,
aud am uot ashamed 20 say 30. Ny
only reason Tor perslsting as DO Is 10
cali attention 10 tho fact that gentle
men should not palm oil rs original
lhAt which Is not theig own,
Kimusll with due saToasm-I admit
that turgo Is nothing original IN this
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Fine Furniture.

There is ON exhib,.in at tho shop o,
MI G. r, Murray South Temple
street Ru artistic pie'e OF Utah work.
mauship ia the shape OF handsome
buffet. designed aud made expressly
ior Mr. Wnllvr jennings. The whole
piece OF furniture stands nine feet high
uuu 10 constructed Of polished
mahogany, the center surmouutud by
su elegantly polished dome. Alto
gethrr 10 b. well worth n visit 10 Wow
10. MI Murray values the piece Of
furniture al $3.50.
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can bBAACuCJ, March gl,--puo u.
3. grand jury and the U. 3. district
attorney nc Iu Coulllc regarding The
question: OF l.il StluE T. r. hunuHE-
con, pfctidoutti the Southern Pacific
company Tor ituuinE an interstate pass,
District Attorney tuntu says there Is
40 law under which Huntington can
bee convicted ANT consequently uo viii
not sanction the dHWiur VI uu iudrr'-
meuL IL seems probable, however,
that lhe gIaal jury VIII Insist upon
lluicuug Too railroad prtsIdtnl.
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anANrEn a $40 TnIAL.


fnuCuust Accused OF thn Murder OF
sis VIE.
MANDAN, y. d., March 2l.-Wm.
o. PauuUalt, uauA rJlbeg AMI wife
murderer, aud sentenced b. hang ON
May esd, goi- q new t.isl pauC1aft
robbed Medina, o., bank Of several
thousand lUllaIs, Tsu away 10 Canada
aud thea TO MinueauJliH, where ho
changed his name 10 Myt0u %. Kent.
lie married. Miss JuIu Holmes, anu In
1851 moved tU FHfn,uyn Maulau, In
March, 1879. M.s. Kent was murdered,
aui Kent disappeared, A hired man
named Sgabrshi was arrested aud cone
i'ssrd that nU KILLED Mrs. Kent Tor
sl,5JO, promised him by kruI EHut
was arrested IN Colorado and brought
utCk and convicted OF hg.t degree muir.
der. The suprtme court VI Dakota iu
granting new tTiul, holds that wnun
defendant prvseuts AFFIDAVIT stating
that he cannot have a fair trial ~
ruas1n OF bias nud prejudice II Ia the
absolute duty of such Judge 10 call in
another juyge 10 nclp Try tho case, The
court says tno word "muy" IN the
statute must DO construed ~ manua-
tory,
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HAvANA, Cuba, March 9l.-Tho
Luoha asserts ,hHt the Alliance, when
med upon W tho Spanish cruiser
tUnde De NOunditU. hau on board the
Cuban 10 bel General Antonio Mace1
aud h.B bfulher Jose, ami that she
landed him Ht Sugdy Hook.
the steamer Alfonso Kill arrived at
Guantanamo yesterday With two bat
nl,gu8 Of infantry which wcr0 Um-
bnrEud at Barcelona.
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'uI PANAMA COMPANIES.
''"'''' Of an Agreement No, Very
inNurahlp.

an Agreement Not Very
favorable.
l. .Ls YORK, March gl.-Tbe pros-
az yIIIe PauAma railroad and Ps.
10, ir,ll steamship company reach.
al ,.'sieemeut Is mot sp iayoralI,
u6r'. ,'1m1 time ago, trr the former
L.5'I! hla luat slguilsd it's defer.
H5s,,t. W /, To take tue Atlauug yr,-
l1y s.' Ie Fae'ilc Mail company under
gtdb,''I-u''lauoss, The question was
Com, te,lIel lasl night when tGs
Ne P,n '-u Nnr, which is owned bv
ighl m" railway UulCDabtI 'Uui.
Bhr.lsai llige vessels VI the old
%! F,r' ttu'i the Alliance, Advance
.l.ei'TI lle' which tho C1Iumbiau
uns ~. merely chartered an 10 tbta
s,1 , hae Pacific Nal onic'sls hsy,
|lluano .lns u,l along upuu tDo
'Ausn,i, f.al taking tho forpr,3.
ICED n ''' ana ibu delay was sur.
auan0 le uue 90 IHe action If M.
lJte I'M, lsuAl directors who wished
1.td ',1s Toe consideration OF tge nrr.
atlle cs ,.ntnl nul from tle iact
lts.tls % ,,ul.I'et OF The Brazilian lime
h ~ r vas renewed unt.I a 'l'' = INV
at,1r !. l.it OF tue proposed deal
'ass M, talili1 Mail ooinpapy ,sbc u,1,
avn, w. nom tho Atlantic servirc
-3 'le Columbian iins i in zee,
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They were .eianrI auI sons TO Billie
i6uuH, ruaIoctrd OF being contract
.ub1f,r.. rDey VIII le given ar.eo.y
examination, aud those who may b.
Ir.vua O. have come .y.I under CU..
tract Win De sent hHok, BOO accordance
with tgr d.yIslUu Jf secretary Carlisle
.aHi Saturday inst diamond cutting
was not O. low Industry, 81" tNv im'
I9ItuE tliH city have claimed.
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W. LUTT.

fl-iHaIfrt
ty,,uoy, wyo., March 2L-ti is
-r,g,ei cut from the compnu7'H
N, nd rayrolIs that aiEiy'onc men
..r.b,l ln the mine di'nut,r at Red
r,rr.r. wyoming, yesterday oven
NJ s.ysn were killed on the outside,
.s,.r,ms. have been given. The
t.ras, the following have been re-
ry,rl. Willard Brown, Baptist
Jor,s. james Limb, Angel DaImodi
All raultd aud having big families,
,,itr5t5y,. VIM. Ghcves anu sou
0'J Shy, .,
tT,. hmil.es afcat ihir writing known
h have been 90 the miue. Henry
V.f1r. SAINT H1lH.Ja, Geo. Hardy
rvt LI0yd, william auligIs -rr
William iiurdou SE, rhOmhg Hut.
rtls,lt samuel Bhlur Walter Millub
Htfy sejlhftu, Aaron HuU, George
CH,theL, Hugh Sloan, Wan. Morris
AMI The following young men: John
Morris. william Graham j., Marshal
Lanil.n, Gt3igo HYmet, John g..
laehe, Albeit CLARK, Daviu LDwUy Jr.
A .igtst Iah Of IhO mon who
persisted du coveted WITH debris Of tue
seventh ltyt, vaeTU they were
gdilsfeI AHAIuBy no man ifip.
W5fk Il telBg Iuihod WITH oil pos
ltitfps5i % uncover tbs dead. There
hr5 fio 10 ibe miUc.
ABS Intervening an explosion Of
gu nc lmd 10 tho Rocky Mountain
Co.. d lith c0mpEuy'i mine No. o,
% Rel tauy0u, seven miles nom
EvaHllr, vita terrible results,
Iamu b. Bruce, milne foreman and
tE'uaHly emmlssionor Of UIutan
clliN Wyoming, was Instantly
billed lyiylng timber, as were four
chen, Nh gnthp su,sluv.
ERhlmbn were brought out Of the
lllsl t1'uoi o. 10 be psst iicntin.
Cirl with Vie exception OF one, James
Limb
La's'-The books Of tho Rocky
hlllhll C0llHu Iron company re-
NALlr laclllit 1i moe were klllrN Ia
lg l,ei Canyon disaster lnft uIght.
Alt,se1 b1il0 have been recovered
i'lt1y DO at tho bgltom OF No. .
f7h A large force u men are al
ven bUmoyr tue debris, Fifty vic.
t4iVtit married anu irsye or many
N..lsianl 800 orphaned children.
zoe il.'1wlug are dead IN addition 10
ls.F limel 30 70 previous uiBputcl:
i',l Morgan, John T.. CLARK, james
"Vhili John q. Marlin, Mat john.
,,gga, d. a, hybUTu, Wm. Pope, John
Mg.ls, Charles KaaJla, Guz. Ilszilu,
"lAlm Wtlub James Hutchinson,
,s-a lhebey, john Lrstor, William
MM.Niu, Charles ClnrE, James
A!.'a, John Lehti, Matt silta,
l 5. Halchiuson, Thomas Booth,
A.4 Iolt'i John Dexter, Isaac J0nn.
"I'!.an L1par, John Fonru.
N@ll l.lty we're members Of the
, ~ " W. and carry $1,000 insur.
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InLg-. ID Ina..n I-r-IIlEl.

WAau,ugOS, ~, g., Muoa ILL.,
The following gppUu m 1880 were au-
u0uuCuI today; NIilIhu .I, springer
0t Illinois, judge northern district %.
Indian lrTGluryi Constance Buckley
kilEuIg, OF Texas, judge, southern dlt-
trrt OF Indian lgrrt4ry. TIE In.
diau Territory JulBysuipl are new
offices established by Congress Tor
tho purpose ut ghecNing tho spread
Il lawiessutsi IN the lnlpn Territory,
which had bocOmo refuge OF rOubors
and OullEWu,
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CMrrAE CmES, MaEoh 2l.-Frr-
mont aH4 aJiUn NuC,OsEey, brltlsrs
employed 10y the Union Mining com.
pluy, were arrested to-day, nhnrgeb
Wl,A having stolen from s6O.OJO' In
100000. worth Of orc from the com.
pauy'
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NEW Noug, March .I-fouUf tho
tiuyrl l.giciyd polio .ilielIHnlpyHrr
upiDrr Justice lngF.asm today uuI
rIol.pI u.i UuUfy. Tho absentee was
tA-Wafumau JumD Hufua gHid t0 ur
auf ~ the City. luis Sold 'hH d,lrusu
viii uufIaparUI by I.I, D.. L.. James
wh. VIII have tho uEsl.tal"uuf |rr.F,
lHsrtmln nuI platI A. j. lElut
Emanuel 81 Fuaul ua4 II uiy j..
GFuut.
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a Littir G.Ft wanted 60 Know Some
thiDE Abuut q futurn SIDE.
SAN FRANCECu, March 2l.-Haltle
Klein, a lively. -yearGld girl wanted 20
REQ what thu next world was Ilke, no
che turned on tAo RaB IN her room and
lay down 10 die. SAu was discovered
In Time To be rtEnscltalyd anu to-day
was examined by tue insanity cone
missluuuss, sbosAiI she had discussed
thoiuIufr skate with her school matts
aud wanted % iuytsugAtg. Buu
promised not TO DO Il again aud will bo
sent 10 the Boys aud Girls aIi society.
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Nor Yrr rInr ron rE.cr.

Tue military Parry tn Japan want
uFn War continued.
YOKOHAMA, March 2i,--lt IS eE-
p,u.uu ,uu negotiations iyr peace be-.
tween Cuiug aud japan will not DO
suucuatu, The army is the Dominant
puwuf 90 japan, and lHe militsry man
are bent upon continuing the cam.
uai.u. Ffalu guDpl urn being hurried
iUTWurI. In the house OF TtpFuauuta.
uvra notice uga been given ul "a motion
utu-uug ,uut tho umn Tor peace ne
.Jl!auuus has NOT arrived.
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Rclienl,I0n Accented.

The TO isuat.ouo' John l.. Ballet, ns
.rcoul Lieutenant Of Company G,
Logan, has been accepted by tue
lIYnImur.
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nIAHOND CUrlEus DETAINED.

Auspccisd 81 H'inE imported Ia vio,
iH'iuu oi tho contract tabor Law
NEW Yomi, March Ala large
consignment NJ diamond cutters aT-
rived To-Day on tho Majestic from
Liverpool. There were l.5 OF them.
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Another Term of Court.

Judge Merritt viii, on Saturday
next, draw a grand and petit Jury for
tho April term Of tho Third district
court.
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SAN uEHNAUuisY, Cab, M.5uu ~
Twenty ueHs, HEgvgluug over
slluJl, were iigI uvro against tur
NEVADA 5YuihcIu railroad. luuu will
Ur followed uy liens amounting 10
$4,000 more, Or a Total OF over stuJ,-
900, ~ died boy mechanics ana CIu.
tractors on the construction oil the
gJld. From the character oi thusg
claims tuey viii take precedence Of
other Indebtedness uyaiust tie road
aud Will 10 ,ureciJ.sd 10 uuCu aud tue
road sold.
Tur Nevada Southern railroad 10
already no the lHudF VI u receiver H.,
s. 5yiutr. having been appointed IN
December, 90 tuu request OF old credit.
gTr, prominent among whom De- H.. j.,
Woodbury., % Denver Cspi,alIs, Wuilu
a share ul tue Indebtedness 10 ucil ln
san EmurHCl,
ruH action on the part 90 tho San
BrrulIIluu and Los Angeles creditors
WIN glmpUcN,r matters very much.
AHH.su ur Lu NHH Wlla receiver
Seiurrl went cas-. lHr tho purpose ui
lutrl,su.g fresh capital lu IUU road
auu uAlrugius DO o. tuu RIGA sections ui
central Nyyala, uu. tau ngNgu taken
To-Day Wal, Tor tuu Ir.a,uL block any
rtgp l.uMlE toward Nu extension.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-21

ono or two unimporiant orders woro
outured Ia the probate court THIS mora
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-21

made o. good banjo iar itsolf 100 this city
Qua % 81 cma tuai Che entertainment h
sou ht iu ether places.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-21

(UontlHula on Iage fivs.)
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-05
no, al ~

The following IL G)tt ttttt Ggt III IKE
state eas: toF allt0pF tt tbe yG,s AZ
f,pp taie elections .>> .... y. e
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-05

iHr irRAl,p Rgtste ~ Sal Adams
apa M remarkable oares lie 4 makiss
4thrpNsh feitb bropf6t she scl.opine
lfrpn au afflicted sc III l.ouiss,llv which,
spc,,Ss iur itscif
IT, s bourbon HOUSE Louisville, Nv.
...@... November ~, 1896
p DoAr sra read aud yourat
about 1old 81. Adaals hoaling Diseases
without drugs 0r am reward. aud that
Henry Piefatt Nould try hiai. II 90.
please lrt me KNOW what success. etc.
You dnnlt gire Adams ppsto,fpc addross
stir what county ia iiNts iii. isn@peot
.that he 1laes allinlal lil tDetlsm br mar
tnetic plsses, stlnking &c1 ! have 4tried
tlitae 81 these lngglletisets during The
last 30 N08f8 with Poor success. danfNi
years 81 ,aUe and siaEle, Slave ilufse lrt
me fHll when As mouths old and n Mas
parGlFEPd in lower hulf uf any bodr tor
nearly two NeRrs ana.hayetboen.a an Inyas
tidterar sinnr, 4 was ap1ispned Fhy d cop
per pump ia had seistePh when foitr tears
.aid and given .htetinug kidney disease,
and inherited sefDiula, show stais III
Adams. 1s HE a farmer and echfistiaiS
Awaiting Epuf RflswRf sapus Il Famaln.
HOnF lEiond sgrHERE kstfFrs, p.
Mr., Plentt tried Mr.. Adams and sayg
that he has since suffered no pain what.
ever from rheumatism, the salseasR far
watch be was dpeturpd, Adams address
is Pomemyton, Monefee county, ~.
As 10 bis occupation wn know nor what
it may be. nar do mc sknow that be Is i
christina, His simplicity, however, like
the Saeipr'Bwhile ga earth. and hlsourgs.
withouteeost ~ closely resemblothe acts
Of Christ In healing ail swhonppliel that
we incline to the opinipo that .hp il i.
CHRISTIAN good sanatutsn, as, il. mereI
Whist demonstration? Alb, theirs YOU
stump as! Write 70 him, senclpslpg.
stamp, aud what Ao'lLteH yea wilt be &
plenty" ID" !.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-05
EzTtewr wlgglZaZ

Z. A. Day has moved TO ~ farm
Miss Roas Sample is visiting friends
near Ezel.
W. are =jaI to report thu sick Of oar
town improving.
2, A ChiEders went To CamPton on
business last week,
john Day has moved 20 town and oc.
cupies the baase tkat E. a. Day moved
from.
c. a. Sample haa gene to Montgomery
to atteat To bis horse that tried to run
through barhed wire fence during last
court.
Died, mt hishume near town on Friday
week, James MeCfaira, Of pneamnaia
only living seven diaysafter he was taken
SICK, and was buried ut West Liberty.
Only Que of his children was. present nit
his death Unebs JInl, a8 herwaa, called,
was a good unighbor and citizau,, and e.
be had an enemy we never heardof it.
He leaves host Of rRiutivesand frieuds
behind. WEEgEEas,