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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-01
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE CAPTAIN AND AGENTS OF
l. the British ship Troop" will not be
responsible for debts contracted without
their written order
WM G. IRWIN & CO., LD.,
1924 81 Agents ship "lroop."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-01

LOCAL AND oEEERAI. NEws.
Dr.. Goto has returned TO Japan.
The Knights Of Pythiss meet to-
night.
Oahu College is to have a field
day on the 18th.
The Mariposa is due tomorrow
from the Colonies.
Waterlimes have made their ap-
pearapce in the local market.
Marshal Hitchcock will be back
from Hilo 10 about three weeks.
The Independent made its first
appearance very late this morning.
The regular term OF the Circuit
Court opens next Monday at 10 a. m.
The steamer Hawaii brought fifty
head OF cattle from Hawaii this
morning.
A new pavement is being laid on
Fort street in front Of Cbilton's
barber shop.
The letter boxes have been put up
at the corners OF streets. They are
painted green.
j. NJ Camara, Jr., acted as inter-
prefer in the District Court to day
in the Brito case.
The old Salvation Army still hold
out their Monday meetings at tho
foot of Nuuanu street.
The publication OF the BULLETIN
will bs continued, all reports to the
contrary notwithstanding.
George Manson is assisting the
present management of the Bulletin
in editorial aud local work.
The Independents press broke
down last night and the paper was
printed in the Advertiser office.
The Australia, due on Friday, has
on board large consignment Of
Book beer for various saloon men.
II. G. Meyers has been appointed
bookkeeper OF the Interior Depart.
ment in place Of Maurice Keohoka-
lole.
Prince Frances Joseph OF Batten-
berg and others were given dinner
last night by British Commissioner
Hawes-
Officers on the Philadelphia ex.
pect to receive orders by the next
mail to take that vessel to San
Francisco.
N. F. Burgess makes a specially
OF repairing garden hose, sprink lers,
lawn mowers, etc. Telephone 852
will find him.
DR.. McLenhan leaves for q two
month rip to the coast tomorrow.
He will he accompanied by Mrs. and
Miss McLennan.
The police still continue to pull
in dogs. They might make q visit
to the fishmarket where a number
OF NANCY ours congregate.
Attention is called to the new
advertisement OF that healthy tenn
perance drink, Hires Root Beer,
which appears in this issue.
b. l.. Finney, the "live man" Of
this Office, is home from his vaca-
ton and is making his presence
both heard and felt as usual.
Queen Dowager Kapiolani has
gone to Kailua for an extended visit.
A large number OF natives were at
the wharf to witness her departure.
A sixteen year old lad named Ka-
lua was sentenced to six months in
the Reform School to. day by Dis
trict Magistrate Perry for vagrancy.
The Leilsni Boat Club will hold
its monthly meeting at the Ha.
waiian Hotel at 1880 o'clock this
evening. Special business will come
up.
Minister and Mrs. Willis will hold
q reception tomorrow afternoon.
The German will bs danced by q
number Of young ladies and gentle
men.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02
INIEnNArIoNAL rnInINALs.
caught IN london amer Gstting a
Large Amount Of uauey.

caught IA London Amor gstting
Large Amount OF uoney
LONDON, Jan. Lit ia reported that
Frank TaTu0, alias Frank Taylor, who
together with William Carroll Wood.
ward, alias tho Hon. Lionel Musgravr,
were arrested here, charged win par
ucipntug In a fight wiz Tutlasse- nj
No. 10 Ulstgr place, Reg, e park, lana
VINO Afterwards Jumped MA bail, huB
been arrested NJ Cape Town.
Subsequent TO the disappearance OF
VAfbO aud Woodward, who also Jumped
his bail, the police learned that they
were both noted American criminals,
ana that the outlus8 fight had its orb.
pin over division OF the spells. 1t
nppearb that on Sunday, October :, q
we'll dressed man who gave his name
us Arthur SAyille, was thrown out oi
tho houio referred 10 above, cutting his
IuCn anu heal.
After tho police entered tho house
another man, " no said he was Arthur
C0ckUufn, was found lying in the hall
way bleeding iT0m wounds Bimilar 20
those inflicted on hnvlllr. Lying near
COckbutn were two Uutlassrs. TarbO
and Woodward, tho occupants Of tho
house, were placed under arrest. Later
they were admitted " bail, whoEUupOu
they disappeared.
Then the police discovered, aided by
tho New York police, that their quon.
dam prisoners were international Grim
inals who were badly wanted. The
man Bavllle turned out 10 10 tue
younger H0n Of one VI tne wcalthiest
dukes, whom TaTbO anu Woodward
had robbed by muanu OF cards of about
S8jO,OO1, Investigation showed that
they had Hwiudlru many Others out Of
victims being Samuel Lewis, probably
the best known ANA shaTptht money
lender In England. Mr.. Lewis IL ex.
tremely retiuent ia regard 10 the affair
ana no refused TO tell how tbs shaTpsrs
got the better OF him,
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6ui ono another hut tury wcfo ali wrong
COR u1Htur rHnHuH boo proven. hr ougcunE "a
TUrmHutu. euro Ut 1u HUr tfHuHlH.. that Hhu
suffered fEHW t.o results OF neglected. and
WIUusIF iTHHIHI CIUUfH'
Doctor shurrs treats rni cures tn-
tnrru uuu uu uIsHnsps uf fho ESQ,
ear, nose, throat lungs stomach hNHr,
Kidneys, nud bladder, All chronic, Iri-
NuGH ma urrt outs nisrusUs ct both srNrss
uuu dtscnara of women ana ghtluruus
VulrH Hours Forenoon % tu lis sitrr-
noon, . 90 O.. g. NFuluEs 90 n. fuu-
CmyHHil o. tus go 4 o. ms 5000 q
MONTH Tor uli catarrhal Diseases
Medicines rrru. uurtur hurcs' motto
q ssn Sow tee Quick tutC, FlilU uuu
Painless frUntmuut,' 20 sou gUuuut
come 60 thr UNtrH write for Doctor
shores new symptom list nuu have
Nuur cusr diagnosed uu1 gci expert
advice EtfEi.
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81 suffered constantly 900 thr symptoms of
ratluh uf roe uUad, throat and stomach J
bod % severe luIIaUuu uII tIu NWrt NHH % .Icr
FREQ from it OiguHmcH % uHH Hp iUIl.h.ri
turuibiHH nud mUsIus. DO almost rl.tHi Wul
Ht other times % would boa continued, huN
hoaty pain. lhau dry hacking cough fIHW
which could get nu ruIiyf H.NIlt HIUII. Mnl.u
la.t wIlllut cessation Cor hH.f Hu hour sy
lrCatHuF was short and lHUuf"i 81 seemed
almost impossible tu get enough Hir My
appetite vac E1Ud, bus Iu.t nrau continuity
$40 food eat aus ur 300 guHIt % could uI.
digest boz uIY stomach AHd ! derived Uu HHs.
tHUluur nom M For two Nuau prior i1 mE
coming 90 Doctor shores was Au absolute
invalid. unable Co 90 HuYtH.uEs could UNt
attend tu my work and could not walls block
ln tIU WIutfrt.Wo lu cave wF I.,1 uur breath
ofrull orr would tuTuu mo INTO Hu 20 Uhr
0Nrsm uf coughing and glsung for Nrya D.
THAT DO almost uFurHNWu que. never thought
. could live, Uygft thing and gtyU body uul
failed tp give mc auy IDinft and 90 ilo time ]
was induced Goo 200 90 DOCTOR shores was .u.t
shout ready CO. glyu up aud tlo
~ began trGaimuuI with loFtlr shores The
% b of last huul. lkU ono EIHHpIuE o. "a IaHt
straw, and took "a three W1utIs course. iUI.
loving ur shores AINiuv Huu IuHtruruUuH
carefully CfUry day, aud tr0 result Z can
hardly doucuUg. a. / hasu flii, Doctor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02
TELEGRAPHIC,
FIFTEEN THOUSAND SLAIN.
FOLLY That Many bTmsliaHs Said 10
Have Been Slaughtered.
Thirty.Gvo villages Burned-A PFIsst
Taken 60 tho Roof Of sis church
ana Hacked 60 Pieces.

BosTos, Mas, Jan. IA letter just
received In this city from a point near
the scat Of the oulragos Ia Eastern
TugsSy, place tho numUer OF slaugh.
tered Armonlana at fully 1900. It's
written by man iuiwhom the fullest
confidence 10 placed ami portions are
roo horrible 10 repeat The writer ia
part soyG
"rh0 Armonianp, oppressed by
Kurds aud lufIs, snld, 'Wo cannot
Jay taxes % both tho kutds and tho
government Pluudcrei and or
pressed by the Kufds, they resisted
them and there were some Killed.
"lhun false reports reached Con-
stantiuOplB that the Armcuiana were
IN arms anu rebellion. OfiorB were
cent TO the Mushiur NJ Mul EIzsgan 10
UXtermlnale them.
"Ihoordefs read boioIuihe Armenian
army collected Ne haste from an tho
chief trhea VI Eastern Turkey were:
whoever spares muu, women W chill.
dfen is disloyaL'
"Ihe region was surrounded by
soldiers hnd 10000 Sutds also arc said
10 have been mn5HbI there. rhoy then
advanced on tue center driving iu the
people like a flock VI sheep, aud con.
tlnucd thus 10 advance tor days.
ono quarter was given; no mercy
shown. Men, women and children
were shot down or bulchured like
nhoUp. Probably whom they were set
upon In this way come tried 10 save
thclr lives and roasted In soli.dUiousu.
Many woundod He'd Ia al directions,
but the majority were slain.
"Ihu most probable estimate 10 $1,000
killed; thitiy.iiyu villages RACED ana
burned. Women were outraged und
men bulchurod. a priest was tabcn 10
tho root Of bis church aud hacked 10
pieces, aud tho uuiHce ret on fire. a
large number VI women nud glfH col
lcclcd in church were kept Tor dnys,
the sport OF soldiers, anu then muir.
dufod. 10 is said tho numtor vas no
large the blood flowed out i the church
door.
"rho soldiers commended over beau.
tiiul Rir. They wanted 81 preserve
her, but she, too, WIS killed. As con.
nrmatlon OF the report, tue other day
rcvcul soldiers were returning from
the scat Of war ana ono was heard TO
rAy that he alone with his own hand
had killed thirty wOmun.n
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wan M nUuiEn tLIyE.
10 Frequently Went Into Trausca
when Alive.

WOoDuRiDGE, n. j., Jan. The
village De- considerably hgllatrl over n
story told by soyUral grave digsots al.
laChud 20 tho cemetery huro regarding
what thoy believe 10 hAvs been n liv-
Ing hiflai.
Horny rfappe, some sixty years old,
% characior Of the village VINO did oui
Jobs Tor everybody, died shout auvun
weeks ago anu was burUl in The "poor
lOL" a wouE or two latur 10 was found
necessary TO Dig a grave Alongside Of
IIuppu's Tor the body OF man named
Flz{otali
While cutting down along Tmppo's
G illu tho digguf3 uscri thai blood
uuzul through tho aUil Into the new
grave. The llgguH were 10 frightened
Una. they wanted 10 leave the place,
but they were persuaded 90 remain ami
FilgofRlI'a boz WIS., buried. The
diHg0rs sept thulr own counsel until u
few days ng3, whUa the fact became
known. buprrsilti0ua people 90 OuC5
Jumped 90 thu conclusion that Thppr
had been buried alive, ami old crouirs
ut his state that ho frequently, when
alive, went Into frances that lasted ten
Jr twelve hours.
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HANGED ny a mon
That n the supposed Pate OF u ZEE
tAuiting TrcAsuroE

That ~ the Supposed Pate OF "a ZEE
tAuitinE Treasurer
ST. LOUIs, Jan. LA special 10 the
Rtpu6ho from O'Nuill, Neb,, aays;
The deiaulling treasurer OF HlOlt COUn.
", Barrett Scott, Nv supposed 20 have
been hanged by mob last night He
was captured about midnight ina lone.
~ part Of the county. lilo was return.
ing with his WHO, baby, hired man,
named John Schmidt, aud "a Miss Me-
WhaTter, nom trip TO relatives about
thirteen miles from O'Ncill, when nix
mnsked men spraug from tho roadside
Whtfo they had been concealed aud,
covering the carriage win Wiuchet-
lets, ordered Scott 10 surrender. Scott
seized the reinH anu attempted 10 dive
over the mon.
The masked men then fred into the
carriage, killing ihe horfos aud shoot
ing scott la the neck aud Wuundiug
Miss MoWharter, though no. seriously.
The party was then Joined by a larger
force, which mad beon placed acru8s
the road further on 10 intercept the
carriage had II escaped the ilHt yoiluy.
Scotland Schmidt were taken from the
vehicle, bliudiolded and thrown Into
a WAGON and the ladies' were IOld to go
on Today Schmidt returned, lie
hhd been taken 10 house in tue
northwest part OF the county with
Scott Schmidt was released with the
injunction TO get out OF the county.
tiH believed that Scott has been
hanged, as tho iaTmuTs Of the county
are terribly licensed over his WUrA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

The rrssidcnrs Reception nc tho
white House.

WAsnIauToN, ID. O., Jan. with
bright rkius overhead, reasonably
clean pavcmenls uuGor loot anu utisp,
clear WiAtry air, official Washington
was favored with all the CONDITIONS
necessary 60 the complete enjoyment
OF tuCh a New Years day ~ Uuiy
Washington knows.
According Go the tmC.houored Gus.
tom, which was observed 10 the letter
today, al the officials called at sue
White House, whore they were received
In the order VI their ranE, 10 pay thoir
respects 10 the President. All the caUi.
net rccrutarius, generals anu udmituls
wore la turn received. Officials OF
lower rank aud C1uHryssmun krp,
open houses Tor their constituents and
friends. Society Ia general hts iu past
time given itotlt over % the makinE
aud receiving Of formal calls, bus IN
Washington, us ~ other citiuH, the vu.
scrvAnco u the hrst OF January As a
social day has como 90 be- disrcgnrdud,
and thuIo were probably fewer open
housed tOuny than ever before. The
people who uid not take part Ia the
Uld.iGahiOnud Observance today had
lnu Upp0Ttunluos, however, 10 observe
those who die. When n Washing.
tonian desires 10 make an unplcasaut
comparison IN tbs matter Of weather,
no customarily speaks ~ New NeaPs
Day, but the year VI 1895 violated the
tradition utterly nud furnished the
hnest SORT VI day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

this morning that manifeslo baI
betn presented % the Japaupse Par.
lament by the liberal pariy, breathing
the war spirit ana ntking the war de.
paftment 70 push on 20 pekiu before
commenting 20 an armislga.
"Iherc 10 much talk Of an inmodiat.
atmlsticci" continued he, "wblcb ~
likely To cause Misrepresentation. ,re
no Likelihood OF nu nrmlstigo until lilo
llonipOlentlarius have met and agrsod
10 request such action, together win
some preliminary unurfat5uJiu. D., it.
dictate tho Availability VI terminottp.
h0slilllieF. | am not Uillcislly ndv.soJ
mat TINS was tho clufsu, lul 10 seems
tho necessary and only Oar. 10 is cen.
tam there VIII DO no buried atmH,lcr,
before II II known what the plunipl.
ttntlAiles aio really likely 10 accom-.
Ihelninlstor talked oflho great im.
poilance " the year lIs. closed Un tue
history Of Eurois.
at ua8 been moe, avsullul year Tor
JAPAN" said he to an a ,luiatj1 pf.5t
reporter. "SiucU the dUclnistl OF war
last August, Japan has advanced a.p.I.
ilyi and u is remarkable fact tn4t.
Wllic our army aud navy h1l UUuu
gaining am broken Furir8 Of victories,
the Internal sources OF Japan have NOT
sulitrrd by being drained Tor war put.
poses"
"haa the JupauUle government been
weakened by tue demands VI war;" he
was agkUI,
mot Ia tho least. 10 is stronger
tlhu ever iu tic support 1f the people
anu In the RESOURCES available. The
war has aroused dormant onthu.
silsm throughout the country. IL laa
ecmenlci pariiCa aud made them all
I0Jnl u tue governments policy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

"lt seems that could not say enough.
hardly know what 90 say. know ] owe my
We TO Doator shores. and tina, ia about as near
as can got tott"
The above words were spoken by Nrr. o. d..
Payne, Of kaydy.lio. Utah. boz o. recent inter.
Wow with the writer, regarding hor oApgr.
ighoo under Doctor shores treatment Inc
lady wac serious aud earnest. aud every word
che spoke had che ring Of simple truth. with.
out oNtrayaraugo or evaporation. Continuing
she fa.d.
"Niy trouble began with cat1rfu Hf tho hoal
and Throat which extended tU mF .tumuHH aud
gradually undermined mY whole HNH..u. pole.
Oniuu uy blood and dgHu1Nus t1r ruuHuIu
ton. aItuuu.H J wac uJrtHuuE Huu taking
medicine 900 tHu uuu, lut 900. IUu uuUlurH I
won't % ODD NOT IUnW 60 know what woe Goo
mHttDr with uo. Hud fHuud uuvfIH 90 "HU.. inU
lIofUtHa 10 Ono disease nt aur MH. ur give mu
~ rUli.f from my constant auuy.iuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02
mAYOH sTnONu.
Takes rIi. Position 30 tho f1ond OF tht
New Yurk uuuicIpaiity.I

Takes rIl. Position 10 tho HEAD OF the
New Yurk municipaiity.l
NEW YoRIS, Jan, l,-.For the fifsl
time 10 twenty-five years mayor not
VI the Democratic faith Is at tho head
Of the city government, William l..
strong, VINO was today Induced into
otncu, represents very much tho same
conditions and social elements that A.
serted themselves iu 1872 IN tho elaC-
ton OF Willinm Il. HAyumoyer 10 the
mayOrRliy, In both iusInucel there
wus revolt against municipal corrup'
don. Upon both occasions public teu-
tlment was Cry8tnlllzsd Through tho
medium OF committee % seventy,
The main purpose In 1872 being 10
overthrow the Tweed regime, aud In
1894 20 correct abuses known or euH'
pulted in the police ond other depart
munts OF the uity government
shortly before noon thouutgoing and
incoming mayors met No the city hall
After the usual fomAli,ius anu lntfC-
ducuon OF several hosds Oi depart
munis 10 Mr.. Strong, Phomas h. OIL.
roy took his departure from the may
ore office and, rs he haslgnEounced,
from political He. ,
Conditions i0r the now oiilclala VIII
be BomewnRt changed, The new state
contribution goes into effect Iouay anu
under it every species u gambling l-a
criminal olsnHu. Rumola Of Intended
fesignalions OF many 0iiiolRla are rife,
Out II Is generally believed the men IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

CHICAGO, Jan. The initial reunion
meeting VI the Worlds Congress Aux
Hilary was held % the Auditorium 20.
night. The auxiliary was formed for
the purpose Of renewing the friend.
ships and COMMUNICATING the achieve
menls Of the Worli's Congress Of 1893.
10 Is also proposed 10 continue the
WORK and extend tho influence and
lnLeIelL ui the c0nETona.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-James II.
Walker, VINO made IN tho mines mil-
lions which no subsequently lost In
eastern speculation, II dying. He was
identified In Nevada mining enter.
prisos With Fair Flood, MackGy anu
O'Briuu, lilo built a marble palace n
Philadelphia ana enloItainud there
lavighly for time. lilo II now poor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

INDIANApOLIs, jan. l.-Jas. Butler
OF Wet Union, Ia, arrived here to take
homo his brother ongTeasman Butler,
who was thought 10 DO dead. He says
that lao has evidence that "A plot had
been made 10 murder Butler by his
political enomios, aud this accounts Tor
his strange diaappeaTRnce and condi'
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

ALBANY, n. ", Jan. l,-Mayor
Wilson bias Issued an official order for
tuo searching Of tho ruins OF tha
Dclavan hro. OF tho seventeen people
sent out last night as mitGing, there
has 20 far been only one found,
Kate Crowley, n chnmbcrmaid. IL IL
probable that tho others arc In tho
Tuiug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

CARSON, New, Jan. III. A. Hun
lJ1ni thr treasurer OF Lyon county,
committed suicide last night Ut hju
homo in Dayton 10y dh00ting himself
through the head,
Hc was short over 5000 OF county
money, but A.. o. u. W.. money loft IN
ME care 10 all tight, do lett Letters
explaining his action.
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gupaE moan nYfNa.
Physicians Say mis- End n Likely 20
Come 20 Anz Minute.


Come 90 ANY Minute.
COSCORD, Macs, Jan. 2.-Jujgl j.,
Redwood HOsr, attorney general
under President Grant, 10 dying Of q
diHea6o OF the rritral valve OF tue heart.
Physicians who have been summoned
Ia consultation say tins end 10 lisuly 10
come at any minute. Judge Hohr
realiEus perfectly his condition and has
prepared Tor the end. Caring for him
constantly are bis two unmarried
daughters, Caroline and Clara, who
have long been occupants OF the Main
street mansion OF the HOar family.
The two sons, l3amuel aud sherman,
hTs frequent callers on their fathers.
JOhn, another son, resides ON q ranch
In California, while the home Of tho
youngest daughter who is tho vito OF
Samuel BOwles Jr., 10 In Springfield.
Judge HgaT's WHO died few years
ago.
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KIlleh nII Thrse.

AuuuEN, n. y, Jan. 1.-The Lc-
high Valley oaslbound passenger train
from Geneva today struck a sleigh
half a mile east Of Willard, containing
Mrs, Hughes, her son anu Misc Lar
Elm, OF OVID, and all occupants were
killed,
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ENDED IsIs LITE.
a Leading Wine Merchant Takes a
Dose Of Morphine

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. g.-Chaflcs
k1hlut, head OF tue tlrm Of Kohlsr &
Fs0hllug, leading Wholesale wine mcr.
chants Of this city, committed suicide
nc tho Hammam baths early this morn.
ing by means Of morphine. Ho had
been drinking great deal, and year
ago took tue Kelley cure. He began TO
drink again, and 10 such excess that q
few days ago he was deprived OF the
Tlghi 10 Issue CheuEa on behalf Of the
firm. This prcyoi upon his mind 20
that he ended his NE.
He was very well known In this city
anu throughout the state. About u
month ago kohlVr attempted TO com.
nit suicide by means Of the same drug
ia tho Same place. lie placed the NOR.
phiue In quart Of whisky which no
drank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. Ill Is reported
here ON what IA regarded 90 good au.
ihority that Governor Mitchell. Of
Florida, has revoked the executive
writ Issued by bin On the rtquisition
OF Governor Hogg, OF T0XaF, for the
eEtmdiuOu Of Henry IL, FlAglyr one
OF tue Standard on directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

OMAHA, Jan. Ia special 10 tho
ASo from Lincoln, Nob., says: The
Republican legislative caucus gave
John ~, InuTstUn an unanimous vote
Tor senator AZ tho legislature Is
strongly Republican, this nomination
Is equivalent 10 election.
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cadet Examination.

WEST pOiST ~. y, jan. 1.-The
ssmi-Aunual examination OF oaiols
Will begin today ana will be- conducted
by ,huHcadomic board. A dozen cadrts
have resigned during the last month
10 escape dismissal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. "a crank
has been haunting tho Palace hotel
day aui night, waiting Tor Mis. Viz.
giuia Fair 90 arrive. Hu 10 roughly
clad, about IS years old. He says hc
has important huuino6s with her, nut
declines 10 discuss IL nature.
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THE WAR wILL Go oN.

ANltAhHlhlN NfNilA'lNn NAh"Ns5
hnIn tho minister,
WAHINdrON, ID. g., Jan, L-Mln-
ls'or hur.nO Of japan said to-day that
h. Ills judgment, there would BIO no
nTmistlcu and no abatement Ia tho war
between japan aud China until The
peace plenipotentigFiea have actually
nteenbled, have formulated some basis
hh afmistice. Mr. hurino received
Unofficial Information at an carly hour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02
"DR, SHORES SAVED MY LIFE. !"
words Kaysvilc IN
Describing Her Restoration Health Under G.. W. shores
New treatment

Different
IIcr fol a Disease,
None Bcnentcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

After Taking Stock have found too many Goods.
Thoy Must DO Sold! PriCu5 Smashed right and loNl
All Winter Goods-Our Entire Stock 10 DO Sold a.
Groat Sacrifice PriCo5l Como and such PrIcos
as thoy novor have boon known In tho city bofofoI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02

po- cision will hold ou until thuy zoo
whether the power Of tho removal bll
will DO passed at Albany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-02
CLOAK DEPARTMENT..

Everything marked 90 or below
cost TO close our Immense stock.
How is this2 Ladies' ORGY or
Brown CIoihJHckot4. douh r hrHlst-
cd, with top capo edged with black,
fur yaipo $500, Tor