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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

RErEmJNo Tu the ,HIFs0i Utah
officials OF tHe National j. lucaiionaI
auocalou TO induce tho membcrs o..
That body who attend the D,uver COZ
yuution iu July o. visit Utah after the
meeting alourus, the Beaver Aors
aayH
80 tour off tha W0Ht can bo called com.
photo which doc" uut Ms0 iu thu Md.
from Denver On -U. Lake. aud % Wow uf
U. capital of IHu mod of tho beautiful
valley tF which II. .urruuuleI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

II you have IuIl ami heavy pain
across forehead Eni about the oye'; n
the uosifils are t,Iuoutly stopped up
and followed by a d,sagreeablo dis.
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cold In the bead accompanied with
headache; then you may be sure you
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cure, The romeIy Will give instant
relief
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Z OAS-. Any AMOUNT uN CRY OR
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90 once o. Nn. 40 hrHsruIra block
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street
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tHand o Commercial E.orE,
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LosT

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~ shares ~ the rnpual stock " the state
liauk OF a sab. issued 90 Geo. } Taylor, and
IuduTaod hy him in blank hu Under Will DO
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

- NnWUDs TlNE ROOM PRICK HOUSE,
- with city water and cellar ttuit uotf
aHd barn ou place. Apply on preulsoa ga Dc"
UTI south
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WATER STOCK ron RENT.

Inn SHARES UrAu = SALT LAKE
wv Canal Company water stock Tor
TvuL ApEE 90 once. Room Ui COMMERCIAL
block, salt lake city, Utah.
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Wuhtm lirw ltuDulum thor.ln.Iaw
Arcadia compared 90 existence with,
uI' j. a. q Ufrc.|r.
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FOR SALE

A NEw WHEELER WILSON sENiNG
"A machine, never been usrd,iu hair Price,
'0f cash. Must have money 40. 90 Ma.
.uFuIUk building.
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FoR SALE.

I-LFvFS HOUSES AND your IM.
II proved farms Tcrma easy Eugene
lewis. uu0m Hl0, A. %. LuudInH
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Big stCcr uf W0fi 's FsIrgoods lust
trrivcd, Gt 4ll Stale H.
". WEEnFR,
WAWUrg pATI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

b"rlalu's are the most popular proprir.
tary medicines sold. tuAmburlain's
Cough Remedy, especially, is regarded
cdics, ami a. such, 10 freely prescribed
by phy-icisus. Asa Group medicine,
with young children keep a tU.lin oil.
wayr mandy i|f Instant ueu. Tue udi.
Tor Of tho GFuJhic has repeatedly
known ChamUelaiu's Cough Remedy
10 10 the work after aIl tier mudi.
Sr1phic. For sale at 20 aul 90 Uruis
per bottle by lruuglsis.
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10 will pay y.u O. boy your Garden,
Field suI Flower BFeus Of NugelHr
WiU1Cmaun Is Co., the Reliable Seed
House, 76 Hud rs Wet, First South
street.
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Parks Sure Cure i.r the liver and
kidnUya cures fhcumatism. For sale
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hUn Umn o.. 2
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Cure that cough with Goitc Pitts
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snssIal Conference AnpoInlm,nl.

There will be a meeting Of the Gen
oral SUPPLEMENTARY, with the Stake
supsrinlendenl' Tor their rerresenta.
iivtal Of the Young Mems Mutual Inn.
provoment associations, Ut Proa.Icui
Wo5dma's office, 90 east South TEN.
ulo street, on Friday, April on, in-
moliatoiy a'tor The close o. the aflgf-
noon session OF Conference. A
puncluhl aud full attendance 10 DO.
sired.
WILrOBD WOODRUFF,
JusrrH H. SMITH,
MUsrs THATCHER,
General supcrlnioudonoy.
Thusiay, ilh-Wrlicf Society Con.
ference, Assembly Hall Meetings
commencing At 10 b. M, . Q. m. and
Hap p. m.
Friday, 5lh-scandluavisn meeting
30 the Assembly Hlila, o q. On.
Friday, j,h - General Priesthood
meeting, In the Tabernacle At 1897 m.
Sunday, 5th-Gsrman meeting. As.
teinbly Hail. 5F.m
SUNDAY, IN, Sunday School Union,
Tabernacle, p. M.
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u you wants buggy, Surrey Spring
Wagon 10 Farm WHgOr, call a. Geo.
Ngyl1t, l5l AMI l50 state, agent for
Studubater Bros. We defy compoli-
ton Tor price AMI quality .' goods.
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Park' lea cutrs constipation. For
sole by Il, j. Han & Co., aud Ne.don
Judl0u Dug 60. .
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no CALL At uuE STORE ANp .EN ,
4 anime our purns, suits ill a4 laui.
$500. Home male or Imported. VIC anu
south
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900 To SO rrg DAY EASILY NApN
- ~ DOB HuY locally We furnish lur
% samU.uH fTvU. aud alllw [. per cont COM.
mission fuF selling Particulars free ur zee viii
mail "a sample uf our gnuiH In sterling silver
Upon rCHvWtuf ten gUnttlu HtHmua.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

% April i,h, OH, 9th aud 9Th the
Rio Grsudo Western Railway will run
a special conferences train from Ogden
tn SAT- Lake cry, leaving o fucn nj
s;i5 am, arriving IN Salt Lake CITY nj
$50 n.m. anu Stopping AZ HouTeF
kayEville aud Woods Cross. The
specisl will leave Salt Lake Cny Tor
Ogden ani inferno iiatu points nj $3.50
pm, arriving ~ Ogden AZ G.ll I'm.
Fare from Ogden only 81 80 Tor round
IFIU
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Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05

places had been closed; that the Armenians
had knowledge themselves of all these facts
and finally, that the officers of the army and
of the zapties, who exhorted them to sub
mission and the laying down of their arms,
were greeted by shots, and also all that has
been stated here above proves conclusively
that the rioters had decided to cause a great
slaughter throughout the country. 1t is
worthy of remark, however, that the men,
toned Chvarch Of Erzindjan, from whose
room the first shot was fired, notwithstanding
that he proved to be affiliated with the revo-
lutionary committee, and was also proved
guilty of several crimes profted by the am
nesty graciously accorded by his imperial
majesty, the sultan, as did also the Diradour-
ians, who were among the most suspected"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
WESTERN PENSIONS.
Veterans of the Late War Remem-
bered by the General Government.

| Veterans of the Late War Remem-
bered by the General Government.
| WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-(Special)-Pen-
sions granted issue of November 16. were
Nebraska Reissue-Willam J. Eatinger
| Seward, Seward. Original widows, etc.
Sarah II. Thompson, Pckrell. Gage.
Iowa: Orlginal-James w. Enyart, OF
hnI tumwa Wapehlo ,,1 InSreass-Noah Deets
Addison, ,Des Molnes. Polk. AN' -'
yer, Arapahoe; Charles Deus, Malachite.
Montana: Original-Jesse U. G. Ward,
Mo, North bskSta: sk; Original widows. etc etc
Issue Of November is were:
Nebraska: IncreaseIRobert s. Bales,
a"e BETH srlains Gin :!Eter' easer. w'o0w''Aa
Iowa: OrIginal-Wlliam NJ. Robinson.
dar Rapids, Linn: Additional J.
BHnG Nashua Xan chiskasaw Wa
oElsi. a. widcw-Mary ii. Michael. ottumwa,
South Dakota: Observation-Disclosures Ken
Springs, E Paso. Increase-Brasier Hunt,
Dfnxss fssne Of ArsNpahGeib NpoSember 10 were:
Nebraska: originai-David Marquart. Ne
ligh Antelope. Inerease-wiliam H. sum
Syracuse, otoe; Charles Knobs, culberison,, n,
Hitchcock: original widows, etc.-Anna A.
Iowa: orignal-samuel V. Carr. Ida Grove,
Ida; Plat a. F.; Vincent, Corley, Shelby
Dayton, Webster; Martha A. Haynes, Mar
Gus. Cherokee; Susan Beason. Montezuma,
Poweshiek.
South Dakota: original-George A. Rob-
inson, Sioux Falls Mnnehaha: Chester p
Hankins Hurley. Turner.
Harkinson, Richland.
Montana: Origlnal-George Davis. Laurel
Yellowstone.
Colorado: original-william S. Moore
Denver, Arapahoe.
Issue of August 26 were
Nebraska: Original-Charles w. Deputee
Gubertson, =, Hitchcock; Thomas ID. Lane
bellevue, Sarpy. Original widow-Lovina
Hiarkins, Plattsmouth. Cass.
Iowa: Original-James Sharp, Fairmount
Jasper. Restoration and reissue-John A
Purse tdsceased) Charlton. Lucas. Increase
John Crawford, Marshalltown. Marshall
Ressue-William Scholes Swan, Marion
Original widow-Sarah j.. Cockerham
Spring Valley, Decatur. ''''''
Montana: Orlginal-Thomas Coatsworth,
Fort Benton, Choteau.
Colorado: Original widow-Mary F. Cor
coran, Pueblo Pueblo.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew.
HE Is OUT Fon SAN FRANCISCO.
NJ. ii. De Young Goes After the Re.
publican NntiOnnI COnNentiOn.

NJ. ii. DE Young Goes After the Re-
publican National Convention.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4-Hon. M. II. De Young,
the California member of the republican
national committee. passed through Chicago
this morning. on his way to New York TO
attend conference Of those who favor San
Francisco as the place for holding the ma
tional convention.
"The railroads" said he. have officially
agreed on SIS rate from Chicago New
Orleans and kindred points. which Is just
what 1t will cost any 10 get to this city
from New York or New Orleans. Aside from
that the delegates and visitors will have a
pleasant journey, unequallsd climate, and
see beautiful country. The Union Pacific
and Santa Fe railroads are running fast
trains, the trip being made in three or four
days from New York. We have been coming
east to conventions for forty-seyeu years
and part of the time had to pass through
foreign country. across the isthmus.
qulrlng thirty days and we think It about
time the eastern delegates made the coast
visit. We have had about everything else
out there-the Grand Army OF the Republic.
the knights Templar, the Sunday School
Union. Teachers Union, and the National
Hotel Keepers association is now on Its way
We have the finest hotels In the world and
have demonstrated our ability to properly
accommodate a large gathering We are
willing to stand on our record in that respect
We also have ample telegraphic facilities
Inc WtbleiH pHluH mas l"tiFS WHtb anu tne
Postal Telegraph and Cable company has
eight or Tents own overland lines and
those of the Northern Pacific and the
Canadian Pacific The larger newspapers
would be able to get all the special dis
patches they desired and ! am sure the As
sociated press. which has It's leased wires.
would bring as good a report as from any
other city. The convention has been held
In every other part OF the country and Is
there a pleasanter place than San Francisco
in which to hold the convention in summer"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05

tary police adopted here has proved effca-
cious, since no disturbances have occurred
for eight weeks. Even the arrests OF Arme-
mans, though represented as acts Of barbarlty.
are in principle highly judiclous, because
they rid the city OF somewhat dangerous
element In some cases. the choice Of sub
iects is felicitous, but on the whole the meas
ure Is distinctly beneficial The city is re-
sumng its tranquil aspect. Thus the sultan
has a strong argument for opposing the en-
trance OF the guardshps and. certainly the
moral influence OF the combined European
fleets waiting at the gates Of the empire is
immeasurably greater than the mere doubl-
ing OF the guardships."
WORK OF KURDs AND TURKS.
The Daily News this morning prints
long account of the Kharput episodes. which
says: There was a slight attack on Sun
day, November 10 On Monday the Kurds
and Turks attacked Husenlk and slaughtered
many Christians. Soldiers from Kharput
went out to meet them and parleyed with
the Turks before the attack began. 1t was
plain that everything was planned, for the
soldiers, in pretended defense OF the Ar
menians, only fired over the heads of the
Kurds. The Christians were shot down
everywhere. The American missionaries
have written to their friends in CONSTANT
nople that DR.. Barnum applied to the mill
tary commander for protection Some SOL
diers were sent, but they left directly ex-
cept two, who demanded backsheesh for re-
naming.
I'VE all entered the school building"
says the message, land the Turkish officers
ordered us out We declined to come out
and told them we had no more confidence
in them; that they could protect us there
IL their professions were sincere, otherwise
we would die. At last Circassian named
Mehemet Bey came and recalled the soldiers
and helped us to quench the fire. We were
stripped of everything except the clothes
we wore. On Tuesday Mehemet told as
that he could no longer protect us in the
college building, but DR.. Barnum still de-
clined to leave. The attack was renewed,
but in a milder form and an order came from
the government to stop the attack. All the
Christian villages in the Kharput district
have been burned except Garmuni and 400
persons are still in refuge with the Ameri-
can missionaries"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
EPwORTH LEAGUE CABINET MEETS.
Preparing for the Methodist General
Conference Next Yenr.


NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The semi-annual
meeting Of the cabinet of the Epworth league
of the Methodist church was held here today
The president of the cabinet, Bishop ]. S
Fitzgerald of New Orleans, presided. The
other officers present were Second Vice Presl-
dent Rev. w. ]. Havens of Boston, Third
Vice President Robert R. Doherty of New
York and Rev. e. A. Schell, general secre-
tary.
Among those who attended the cabinet
meeting were II. j. Jennings of Minnesota
G. e. Piper of Chicago and Rev. D. Joseph
Berry, editor OF the Epworth Herald.
The principal object of the meeting was
for making preparations and completing the
work which will bs laid before the general
conference Of Methodist churches, which will
be held In Cleveland in May next.
The question Of disagreement on religious
matters between the Methodist church and
Christian Endeavorers was discussed The
cabinet decided to appoint a committee to
meet like committee of Christian Endeav-
orers whose aim 1t is to bring about a unity
Of work. The conference will meet in Detroit
at an early date.
The cabinet declined to take any action In
relation to the ant-saoon convention which
is arranged to be held shortly in Washington
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05

Age and Infrmitics Prevent His Come
ing to Chicago.


CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-The Press club of Chi
cago has had an address from some speaker
Of distinction in the Auditorium every year
for several years. They invited Mr. Glad
stone for 1896, and the mayor of Chicago
supplemented the request with cordial letter
inviting Mr.. Gladstone and his family. These
letters were sent to Mr.. Depew 10 b. for
Warded with a personal letter from him.
The following is Mr.. Gladstone's answer:
Hawarden Castle. Chester, Nov. s. 1885,
receive your letter of the Goth ultimo which
forwarded to me the invitation of the Press
club, accompanied and countenanced by the
| gracious address of the mayor OF the great
| city of Chicago.
l cannot too strongly express my sense
that in my opinion no cause more sacred
and none more urgent than that Of the
the citizens of humane and enlightened
England 1t is for the moment enveloped,
SO far as the public is concerned. in un-
certainty, but yet there are indications
tia the handwriting on the wall. which
warned one ancient despot of his coming
doom. has again been traced visibly enough
to betoken some approaching crash of
system of government far more impious
and iniquitops; With these feelings, l. still
must not blind myself to the facts Of my
situation. After my long public life / can
attempt no public action without consid-
Importance of what l have to say, and
! am far from convinced that my under,
taxing pubic progress for such II would
be) at the present time would be beneficial
to the Armenian cause But all reasoning
In such n question Is cut short by an un-
desirable physical unfitness. The blessing
of good health is still vouchsafed to me,
but diminishing strength imperfect vision
and growing deafness incapacitate me from
public efforts, which more weighty con-
sderatons might lead me to undertake.
and confine my intercourse with others to
what is purely private and OF very re-
strcted character. i send this reply with
much regret, with too full an assurance
Of Its necessity. In conclusion, let me hope
that the influence of your great. and in
such a matter necessarily impartial coun-
try, will be powerfully used in the cause
Of the right ! remain, with much respect,
dear Mr.. Depew, very faithfully, yours.
w. IL. GLADSTONE.
Hon. Chauncey NJ DepeW
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Insolyent Bnnkcr nt Libertx.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. A special to the
Star from St. Francis, Kan, says: The case
Of the state against ex-Cashier R. H. Kendig
for receiving money when his bank was in
solvent has been dismissed Kendig was
cashier of the State Bank of Obern, Kan,
which failed in July, 1898. He was arrested
took a change Of venue to this county, then to
Thomas county, was there tried, convicted
and sentenced to three years In the peniten-
tiary. An appeal to the supreme court re-
versed the case. Citizens of Decatur county
where the alleged crime was committed, then
presented a petition to have 1t dismissed,
which was done.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
General Exetn Charters n Tug.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4.-Manuel Casin,
General Antonio Ezetas right hand man,
has chartered the small tug Barclay Golden.
and vague stories Of an expedition against
Salvador are floating about. The supposition
Is that Ezeta will be taken on board at
Acajutla and that some plan to get himself
and friends into Salvador has been deter
mined upon. The tug will sail today or to-
mnrrnW
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Next Encampment of the G. A. II.

ST. PAUL, Dec 4.-The administrative
council of the Grand Army Of the Republic
today fixed the dates for the next encamp-
ment as September to 4, 1896. On Tuesday
September 1, will come the naval parade and
opening day; September 2 the grand parade.
which may be the last ever held, and on
Thursday and Friday, the Sd and 4th, the
encampment proper will be in session. The
officials are making the rounds of the hotels
this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Got Out without Hnbeas Corpus.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Dec. 4.-The case
against Fred Chisholm, who ran away from
Missouri with white girl. was dismissed
at Ottawa today, and Chisholm, who was
confined In the Douglass county jail, was
released this afternoon. His application for
release on writ Of habsas corpus was de-
MED, as the legal papers We're all straight.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
Alleged Ticket swindIer Arrested.

SAN ANTONIO. Dec. 4.-Walter NJ. Bar
nett, charged with sending counterfeit rail-
road tickets through the mails. was ac-
quilted IN the federal court today The
prosecution grew out OF the alleged exposure
OF gigantic ticket swindle against the
Southern Pacific railroad In New Orleans
several months ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05
One Minute Cough Cure Is harmless, pro
duees immediate results
Constitution Finally Adopted.

COLUMBIA. s. c., Dec 4.-The consitu-
tional convention adjourned sine die to-
night. On the final adoption of the con-
stitution the vote stood 11S to T.. all the
negro delegates voting against 1t on ac-
count OF the suffrage article, and two white
delegates. for the indefinite reasons that
some parts OF the constitution they consid-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-05

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