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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11
NIoARAaUA CANAL.
The Friends Of the mn uspsfui over
the prospects,


the Prospects,
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Inles has
tho following from its Washington cor.
lvspondenu
"rhu friends VI the Nicaragua canal
blll 10 tho House feel muoh more hope
ful over the prospects before that
measure within tho last few days. II
will be- remembered that this In not the
bill which passed the Senate, but IL the
bill from the House COMMITTEES. IL n
.he purpose Of the promotions Of the
scheme to finally fix the matter OIL, diGer'
cnce between the bills up In conference.
This House committee simply amended
tue Senate bill by striking out all OF II
NJ tho snaoling clause and Inserting its
own measure. This, n pAsei. viii be
sent 10 u conference committee, and
there be made the OBJECT Of compounds
on tue part OF the two houses.
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victim. ofroIlcs nevsnEs.

CoRiS, Feb. lO-At tho inquest OF
the body OF John Twlss, VINO was
hanged here yesterday for an agratian
mufdor, the chaplain Of the prison gave
evidence that the condemned man had
declared lac was tho victim Of police
revenge. The jury gave verdict
stating that they b, licved him TO have
been Innocent, anu tho coroner coin
clded In this view. The case has GRE
ated great sensation.
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PEORIA, H., Feb. ll.-Several per-
sons iron this nelghOOrhood are on
board La GasoOgne. Fied Wyse 10
returning from visit 10 the Old
County anu ono OF his relatives from
switzerland 10 coming over with him.
Jsuob Entz, If Roanoke, Is also pas =
reugur. He left ROanoks some time
ago on visit 10 his OLD home anu IL
on his way back.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

ATLANTA, Ga, Fob, 1.-the
Sunny South wokeup this morning 10
iind itself covered with a blanket Of
snow, three gnd q half inches deep on
tue level. All trains were dulayel.
Ell. Linn, colorei, was irOI9n 10
10 death on his way 10 husuaia from
his home In the count
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SAYS HE IL mUsKowITz,
Supposed TO Have neeu Drowned Ia
the EIbe Disaster.

the EIbe Disaster.
LowRsrOFr, Feb. ia man who
attended tue inquest on the passenger
Of the Elbe, supposed - be Edward
Muskowllz, declares himself the real
Edward Muekowitz anu the body that
OF dutteman, his bTotheI-iu-lsw, who
abseonded from Buda Pesth, taking
witness passports, cards, etc, and
securing a second cabin passage 10
New York. Huitsmau lost 300, 600
gulden IN bourss speculatlons and en-.
bezzled the funds OF the company OF
which no was the director. Cutie.
mana sister, booked AS Est0le Colder,
had 5000 guidens when Sho was
drowned.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. ll.--Charles
dayarre, the venerable historian and
liltsraleur, died thls morning, aged 90.
lilo was n native OF this city, OF noble
birth, and famous In this stats for hav.
ing introduced tho culture of indigo
anu sugar cane, and 10 the first mayor
If this city. He wrote "rhs History
Il Louisians;" "l nfiuence Of Msohani.
cal ART on the Destinles OF the Human
Raco,D etc.
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About tho Grand jury Room.

The members OF the Utah Commlf-
sion were observed In and about tho
approaches to the grand Jury room 10.
Jay leading TO the suspicion that the
irregularities OF the last general cleo
ton we're being inquired Into.
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pnTsnUnu, Feb. ll.-Mrs. William
5ellert, the wife Of q prominent con-
tractor living at Neville Island, on the
Ohio, walked across the river on the
ice today carrying child aged years
Rnd another walking beside her. Near
the opposite side the Ice broke. Al.
though tue water was only three feet
deep, all were drowned.
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DEsvEH, Col, Feb. ll.-A special
to the Hmes from PiWliE, Arlz3ua,
says Frank ". Smith, gntekuepcr or
Grand end Matio0pR canals, was shot
aud Killed at / AN. today by one Of
two burglars, who broke iuti his
house. Smith hal received sZUO last
night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark, FEB. n. u.
l., Dickson, cashier Uf the Mcllfoy
Banking company up % the nrst Of
January, whose accounts showed a
sIortsgr VI s2l 700, took his HE With
ettychnlno when the bondsmun called
10 get a statement from nim.
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c.bmen Ihr.alen 10 .trIls.

NKw Y0RK, Feb. 1.-THE Litsi-
~ Down Association VI Caemon met
last night snd discussed ways and
means 10 bring about strike. Their
hours, they say, are altogether too long.
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ALENASDmA, Va, Feb. ll.-Gsn-
orAl Montgomery Corse died here to-
day Of old age. lie was born In 1916,
served IN the Mexican war az captain;
In the civil war he was a colonel Of the
Seventeenth Virginia regiment, after
wards promoted to be bTigGdieT gen.
eral.
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Three American Tourists ON - Tour of
HHploratisn.

OAxAcA, Mexico, Feb. ll,-Throo
American tourists, whose names are
not known, left o o about ton days ago
lot thu ttste VI ChlapAs, to make eS-
IlJfatiOni Of the ancient Aztec cities
Of that section. hdvlcea were brought
IA Today by a mail courier, announcing
that travellers were attacked near the
village VI Ban Javler by n band oi
Guatemalan refugees aud robbed VI
tue money anu valusbles which they
carried.
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niII's GoId nrsoIntion,

WASHINGTON, Fob, ll.-senator
Hill mas Introduced ~ resolution de.
claring coin bonds TO DO payable IN gold
II the government cannot maintain the
parity between so!d and silver.
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our or GOAL
A Steamer Obliged 60 Burn All Her
wood work

LONDON, Fen. II. - Tho British
steamer Maryland tfom Philadelphia
arrived a. Valenoi, Ireland last ever
ing. Sue damaged her bows in tow
ing tbs disabled steamer Lochparrs
which she was obliged abandon. IA
her supply of coal was ezhpustsd, ms
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LYoEs, NY, Feb. 1.-THE blizzard
Is over at tubs point and tho mercury
~ now 20 degrees ABOVE zero, The
Wost Shore railroad Is bloukaded by a
WRECK nj Port Gibson, ANA Lyons, Fail
Brook aud the Rome, WATERFOWL ami
OgCeuHhurg railroads are htill tied mn
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Lochnsres had run out u coal
and had been obliged % bufu
all her available WOOL work. She
was proceeding under sail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

WAsntNGrOS, FeU. 1.-The Pfesl.
deut today appointed J. h. Nelson
Pa.rick,o OF OmahH, governmen director
VI the Union Pacinc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

WAsHISuIOE, Feb. H. he Presl.
dent today sent 10 the Senate the
nomination OF John G. Curtain, pott.
master a! Helena, Montana.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
Cases Argued Before Judge Merritt
This Morning.
JUDGMENT IL FAVOR or FULLMER.


Everything was quiet around tho
rHifd dlstrio court this morning. A
number Of cases were heard, among
them being tho clso OF Benjamin
Fullmer vs. the Salt Lake CITY Rail.
road Co., which WAS continued from
Fdday. Arguments were made by
the respective attorneys and the Gaze
was given q tle Jurors, who were In.
strucgud by Judge Merritt ~ 10 thelr
duty In the case.
Atll;G) tho Jury returned into court
and rendered verdict In favor Of
plaiEtin In the sum Of sl75.
OTHER CASES.
In tbs case Of the Utah Nuusry Co.
W n. w. Etloksou, order was made
continuing tho oass for the tgra by
consent.
Niagara Mining and Smelling Co.
Va James J. O'Rsilly, order was made
transferring the case from the Jury
calendar to squily caloudaL
Ia the case II q. G. NJ. 1. w Jobu
Hin IT., J. q. Sutherland withdruw
bic appearance Tor dofsudant aud uv.
fault as ordered. Judgment WAS rer.
defsd fof pisintil la thrl,um VI slgs.l5,
with Interest 20 tae amount Of So, a
total VI 400.
In tho csss Of W. n. Jones W tho
5mythc, BfilIen & Poole company,
apueAl from CJmmissl0net's court,
Judgment WAS rendered in favor u
plAinlin Ia the sun ~ $50 aud interest
from January II, 1907. The olaim IS
!orsctvicus feu4tgsu Uy Jooes ia 70.
porting f0f tue Sail Lake Tines, which
was operated BY the defendant COM
pauy,
lu the case Of Marlin Murray Of ri
Va tue salt Lake CITY Railway ojm-
pauyi order was made allowing plalu-
llls to Ole amended complaint.
Ihe case OF Thomas Yariley vs. tue
SAT- Lake Rapid Transit company was
cOutinued uuul March II BY consent.
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REAn mEAr PAnINE.
unisss she blockade on ths lsoAds be
nrOken soon.

NEW YoRI, Feb. ll.--Dealers In
i've stock anu dressed besf'express con
hdeTahle concern about tho meat sup.
Ply None Of them say that there IL
my Immediate danger If q meat
anime, but they arc unanlmOus In
aging that tho market will bs seriously
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sOUrmEnN urn QUEsTIoN.
The senate Agrees 60 the Conference
MnnnII.

WAsiuSGroN, Feb. ll.-Tho Senate
today aEteod 10 the conference report
on the bill for the removal and settle
ment OF the Southern Utes.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
PLANTERsvILLE, ARK.
BIG IKE.
MAR. 10TH, 1895.

MAR. DOTH, 1895.
 MoNTICELLoNIAN:-The ra n S prevent the farmers from making much headway in planting; and consequently most of them are wearing rather long faces. Oats are beginning to show, and gen, erally are looking we'll. Gardens will soon furnish supply of the earlier vegetables, and oh, how appetizing, after the severity of the long winter, has past
 Health here is very good, no one sick but our doctor. Presume he is trying only to keep in practice.
 MT. Lon Sulivan's little boy. about three years old, was badly burned 8 short time ago. He is recovering slowly.
 Mir. c. l.. Cotner has moved in to his new residence, which mak es quite handsome appearance on South Side. MT. Cotner must be hunting for the bird for his cage, as he is seldom found ut home these days.
 Mr. Keen Mccain brought home one of Monticello's fair daughters, as his bride, last Sunday. So Queen was mistaken in his sur- mises in regard to his (Mr. Me Cain's) venturing back to Monti- cello, after escaping through a parlor window. We understand that he walked very boldly through the open door this time, both going iu and coming out. We welcome his fair lady among us.
 Miss May Thomas, of Center vile, Cleveland County, and Miss Mollie Fryar, of Relf's Bluff, Lin. coin County, were visititing friends and relatives here the first of this week.
 
 MT. John T. Harper. of Cleve- land County, paid the family of Mr J. NJ. Carr an extended visit this week. He is the same genial self as of yore.
 Miss Beatrice Mccullough ac-
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29

At her home on Bayou Barthol emew, Drew County, Arkansas March 18th, 1895, Mrs. Bettit Burns, wife of w. R. Burns, pass ed to her rest. She was the cid est child of Mir. J. o. Cooper, by his first marriage. She had been married only ten months, and leaves an infant daughter. All that loving hands could do was done for her comfort and relief, but all in vain. She told her hus- band the day before she died that she would not spend another day with him; he asked why? and she replied: "God is coming for me, to morrow;" and next morning, at three o'clock, she died. She was a good, noble, woman; none knew her but to love her. Grieve not, bereaved husband, father, sisters and brothers; she has only gone before. Not many years hence we all will have passed over, too. Oh! may you each strive to meet your darling. God is not angry with us when he takes our loved ones, 'tis only to draw us to Him. self. May God care for the infant, and comfort the hearts of the be- reaved ones. Her remains were inferred at Union Church. "A precious one from us has gone,
 A voice we loved is stilled;
 A place is vacant in our homes
 Which never can be filled.
 God in his wisdom has recalled
 The boon his love had given;
 And though the body moulders here;
 The soul is safe in Heaven."
 J. K. NJ.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
A Household Treasure.

D. w. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he always keeps pr. Kings New Discovery in the house and his tamily has always found the very best results follow its use; that he would not be with out it, if procurable. G. A. Dyke man Druggist, Catskill, N. Y, says that Dr. Kings New Discov- cry is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; that he has used it in his family for eight years, and it has never failed to do all that is claim ed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bottles free at Brown, Hall & Co.'S. Drug Store. Regular size 50c and S1.00.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
WHY BE SADi

W rltten for the Montccllonian. Oh! Nature grand on every land Her bounty doth bestow, There's p-rfumed air and flowers rare In every land l know. And ss a rule there are breezes cool On every sultry day; There are shady hooks and running brooks That never know delay. There are birds that sing and winds that
 bring Sweet cadence to us all, That bids us hope and ever hope Each joy our own to call. There are April showers and rarest flowers Bathed in the morning dew, Aud summer skies that beautites This world cf ours a,ew. There's morning light that shining bright On home and country free: There are sunsets too, of radient hue, For all the world to see. Ohl wiv be sad instead of glad When Nature seems to say: Here's peace and joy without alloy And happiness for aye"
 NJ.
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that there is some attraction down at Mr. J s. Cruces; il must be he has such charming Daughters Ask. Mr. Wade and MT. Gary what they think about it, l don't doubt but that they would smile, as think they are taking the day down there. Some one ask Miss Ettie what's the matter that MT. Ezekiel hasn't been driving his horse and buggy down there late ly.
 As this is my first l will not make it too lengthy, so 1 bid yon good night.
 BtT T,yr
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
Did You Ever

Try Electric Bitters as aremedy for your troubles? | nou. get a bottle now and get relief. This medicine has been found 10 be pe' culiarly adapted to tbe releif and cure of all Female Complaints, ex- erting a wonderful direct influence in giving strength and tone to the organs. Ii you have Loss of Alp petite, Constipation, Headache, Painting Spells, or are Nervous Sleepless, Excitable, Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Electric Bittcrs is the medicine you need. Health and Strength are guaranteed by it's use. Large bottles only fifty cents at Brown, Hall X Co.'S. Drug Store.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
Now--the Time 10 Make Money.

Last month cleared. after pay ing, S175.46; the mon,h before, Sl49.93, and have at the same time attended to my regular business. 1 believe anyone, any where, can do as well, as 1 have not partic- ularly good location and no ex- perience. When you have an arti. cle every body wants, it is very easy selling it. It seems strange that good, cheap Dish Washer was never before placed on the market. With the Climax, which sells at 80, you can wash and dry the dishes for family in two min utes, withoul putting the hands in water; as soon as people see the Washer work, they want one, and that is why so much money eau be made so quickly. For full partic' tlars, address the Climax Mfg. Co.,, Columbus, Ohio. I feel convinced that any lady or gentleman, in any location, can make from S5 to s10 a day, as every family will very soon have Dish Washer Try it, and publise your exper. fence for the benefit of others.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
9S|8ySzo4aEN2A
Beulah Locals.

MIR EDIToRs:-As 1 haven't seen our community represented ih some time I thought l would give you few dots. If this doesn't wend its way to the dreaded waste basket, l may come again in the near future. We are having somn very rainy weather now. Guess that will be some what diseourag- ing to the famers although they seem to be getting double move on them. I notlce that Mir. w. W. Cruce has improved his place con- siderably, since he married. l think his charming, little wife must have had great influence O. yer him. I tbink if that's the case some of the other boys ought to get a wife, and think they will, from the way MT. Frank Clos sup has been galianting the widow around. Ha, ha. come again Frank.
 To say but little about the cak C. cutting the other night at Mr Wiley Cruces, Miss Lida Also brook and MT. Will Wilson got the cakes for being the two best looking ones in the house. guess the rest felt sighted. would liked to have seen theil long faces.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alonso Measel' spent last Saturday night and Sun day with their parents, Mir. anc Mrs. J. $. Cruce, near Lacy.
 Mss Senthie Tomlin, from Brad ley Co.,, is visiting relatives an' friends in this community. MT Tom Wilson who has been cOn6l ed to his bed for sometime is no, able to be up and about.
 [ Sly, Will, some one informs m
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
Legal Notices.
Sale of 18th Section.

Noticcis hereby given, that pursuant to petition of the majority'of the male inhati- iaat. af Township II, South, Range c West, will offer f1r snlc, nj the Court House door in the town of Monticello. on Mondas the 1.t dny of April, 1895. to the highest and best bidder, for eish. all of the schoo hnd in Section 16, Township IA. south. Range 6. West, conditioned tho said land shall bring three fourths of its ap- praised vaua. and in no ense les than SIPS per acre, cash.
 Witness my hand as collector of Drw County. this the lst dny of March 1895.
 l. F.. MORGAN,
 Collector.
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companied her sister Mrs Mccain home after tte marriage Mr. Jas. Coker has z me to Tex as to try his fortune.
 MT. W. D. Fryar made il flying trip to Rison last week. Better look out, Will, you'll get the small -pox travelling around so promlseously. It would be pity to spoil that handsome phys" No more till next timo.
 HoKEY.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
It is Universally Conceded that THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE
Us THE BEST NEWSPAPER

IS THE BEST NEWSPAPER published in the State, and in or. der to keep posted on Arkansas affairs, the people should read the Gazette. It keeps mp with what1s going on in the State in way that NO other pa per-pfetends to do and at the same time publishes the full As. ,ociated Press dispatches giving the happenings of the world.
 During the coming session of the Legislature the Ga<ette will publish lhc hest and most com- plete reports ot the pr' ceedings oi that hody. enabling it's readers to know exactly what Is being dnue hv their lawmakers. These reports are published in both the daily and weekly editions. Tho Weekly Gd.eftr consists of twelve pages of choice reading matter and is an ideal State and family paper.
 SEND FOR SAMPLE COPIES.
 The price of the Daily Gazette has been reduced to 75 cents per month, s4 for six months, or s7 50 per annam.
 The Weekly Gdsefte is sl per annum. or 50 cents for six months. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GAZETTE AND KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES.
 We want live. active agent in each nrighborhood, and will ena. blc good agents to make good money.
 GAZETTE PUBLISHING co.
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
heSPtUt1uIIy, SPENCER, HARDY < Co.

The Associate Reformed Pres byterians are arranging to erect a parsonage for the use of their eff. cient and poplar pastor, Rev. J. [. Young. It will be erected on the corner lot adjoining their church property and will be neat addi- ton to that part of town. The success of the movement is due largely to the earnest efforts and generous liberality of Mr. A. J. McQuiston. It will be erected in short time. Messrs A. J. Me
 Quiston, J. l.. Spence and B. NJ. Wilson are the building eomittee.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
Spring Meeting Little Rock Jockey
 Club. April 1st to 7th.

For the above named meeting, tickets will be sold to Little Rock and return, one fare, s4.00, for round trip. Tickets sold Maj ch 3lst, Apr. lst to 9th; inclusive. Good to return Apr. Sth.
 E. B. WINDEs,
 Ag't.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salvs in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupiions, and posi- lively cures Piles, or no pay re- auired. It k guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money re funded. Price 9 cents per box For sale by Brown. Hall X Co.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
NOW IS THE TIME ID SUBSCRIBE.

Every citizen should read some local news paper, and as many foreign papers as pOssi- b1e. The eMONTICELI4ONIAN has the repu- tatiOn of being one of the best country pa pers in Arkansas. 1t has earned that repu- tatiOn in a legitimate way and is willing to be compared with any other paper of it's class by competent judges. It is proud of it's circulation and it's patronage and will earnestly endeaVOr to continue to merit the same.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
N etice 1or Pub1ication. LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN, ARK.
 MAR. 2Ist. 1895.

MAR. 21st. 1895.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inter iion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk oi Drew County. Ark, Tt Monticello. on 20tl day of May, 1895, viz: Henry Sim mons. ol Drew County, Ark, II. F. ll957. fir the West half of the North East quart of Section tw,nty-nlie, Township thirteen, S0dth. Rungc eight, West.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- ton of said land, viz: Ed. k, Bonj, of Nelson, Ark, William NJ. Stevenson, of Nels 1tf, Ark Albert Hightower. ol Msneah, Ark :. James L. Berrvman, of Mnnoah, Ark.
 J. X Ross Register.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29

the well-known proprietor ot the Caster House. Our sincerest good wishes attend the young couple as they launch forth on the matrimonial sea.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
BROWN LEGHORNS.

will sell genuine rose comb brown leghorn eggs, s1.00 for 13, at my yard. Respectfully,
 1t. MRS. ELLA BLYTHE.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29
RASPBERRY PLANTS.

Splendid, well-rooted raspberry plants for sale. For further par ticulars, apply at this office.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29

A popular young couple were married at the Methodist Church last Wednesday evening by Rev. J. Mclaughlin. Our forms for this week having been made up at that tune, we will give an ex- tended notice of the event next week.
The Monticellonian., 1895-03-29

Married, at the Methodist par sonage, by Rev. Jno. Mclaughlin, Sunday afternoon, March "A, Miss Eula Caster to Mr. Robt. w. Finn, Jr. The wedding was q very quiet affair, and altogether mex pected to the numerous friends oi the contracting parties. Both are well known in this community
 having been reared here. Mir
 Finn is successful and popular salesman for Harper X Wilson
 and Miss Eula is the daughter Q