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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
SprinsiieIb, 60. Sauar.

Sprln0nelb, 20. Sauar.
Die 2ambert & Wiuiams Grippe
wire bic game nd@fe @o9e babier Dor.
fteuungen Seben.
Sn unierer 6ffentli9en S9ule fnben
feit Montas Staats. graminationen
itatt.
Der Reu@buten srafrt unter ben
xinbern elmer anjabl pon Gamilien. in
Conn StateIp.
Grau @uRap G4ul3 pon @unbown,
bic iebr frant mar, befnbet f@ auf benz
@sse Der Be0eruns.
Sn gobben fou ii4 Elm .WIinb Big
befinben, mel&es aber nur BON ,ginge.
meibten" auf9efunben rperben Tam.
Mlbert Sobnion bat cine Steuuns
ais Reiienber fir Gin wvilmautee S@ub:
unb Stiefelsd@dft lbernonnmen.
Trau Sulius S4manbt 1T mad New
ulm 9ereilt. nm baielbit benz Qeis
@enbesdnsniB BON grnit Widersti beis
3uwobnen..
Sn ben Gamilien uon 9enrp Often
unb emil 9aue tebrten leste Wo9e
tleine Iobter@en unb Bel Nusuit S@ent
Elm Stammbalter Elm.
Die l6 Sabre alte Della MorelI 1T
letten Treitas an Der S@winbiu@t se>
itcrben unb am Sonntas BON Der lutbe>
riiaen &ir&e aus beerbist morben.
Bon iibera1 Ter pernimmt man, oaB
,eue Greameries int Gntiteben iinb; ma.
rum mirb in Springfield tein Weriu9
sen,a9t ebenfaus cine iolde gu betom>
men?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

Ser Berliner an Der Mlp
Sic @enn'rin auf Der Ruppe
sys me niebli@e Yuppe,
sic is srob ME ne Suppe -
Sat is mid ian3 f@nuppe -
sic triest men RuB ms @eii@t,
Ob iie min ober nidt.
guf ben Berg aus benz Ebal
IS 1T gang toQoIal
Wie Der Wes oft 10 i@mal!
9lber mir lang eial
Sd iteis bod in bic $685.
l1nb ruf' bubri.ie.
llnb fommt NAL ba3u
Serabe 3ufauis ibr Bu',
Spri@t slei@ nit mir per On,
Sag i'd einfa@ ga MI !"
uno uupsoi4 auf einmal
Bin id unten i'm Gbal.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

Sn Der rBrauer :Yts." leien mir: ~ ~
ct. Coulter union>8 81 a ia :
better (aus Sa@ien.)
Wtir Bierbrauer baben sc ndmli@
nur nod eenen Soft, bas Is st nd,nli@
Der rBopsott!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

Nenn Elm Deib 6fientIi@ cine
S@wa@beit besebt, 70 fat bic gauge
@elt bic 0ersebuns I'M 9er3en unb bic
0erurtbeiluns auf ben 0,ppen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
q Sc Sod tib.

Gru: gu bOrfit mi mid DDS fin,
uenn it 81 en- tleenet @eifdnbniB mat :
ST bin ndm1i@ eenise Sabr 0uer, as it
ii anseeu.
Mann: Dat matt mir, miene Qeeu>
fte, bapSr is min Sntamen OF i'm e.
nise Duienb ,peniser, as It bic ueries
terte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

@arum lie mobl ni@t aud elm @eiet
forbern. wel@es ben @enub BON Meps
feIn Derbietet7 Gin MpfeI bat uns ia
bod I'M bas parabies sebra9t!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

% aftitIi@e Mebi3in.
Dotter: ga, Gru a0ppen, bebben
be Blotesel ie bolpen, be it ie perorbs
nete /?
Yatientin : sc, perr Dotter;; il beff
ie TAFT, it befi ie braten, aber it tann fe
MID riinner frie9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

rWobin sebt Du benn, Mdbel"-
rSn Bic Meb'!"--r Beteit Du aud ba
fir mid, mein i@6nes Rinb?"-rO
ia, Guer @naben, -- |. bet fir ale ar:
men Sunber!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
Gin outer @runb.

9ausfrau: ,aber @iete, id bate
Dir bod seiast, Du iolteft einen aal
pom Martte mitbrinsen. go 1T Ct
benn ~ Nm Riete: rN@ Soft, ion
gieb is Jar 10 jliti&eris bet Is mir
aus bet Sebd@tnib iei@lipft."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

Oten 6 olbatenbreeu.
s Ratbi, bu leeDt mi mid mebr
Sona wlrit bu biene Breerue MID in en-
&ouuert iluten, ionoern ME ionit ~ i'm
eere Murit mideln.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

@o bic arsumente feblen, nimuat Der
robe Meni& ~ ben Gduiten. ber &c.
biIbere gum Spott feline 5uFu@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

gs 1T Der srSbte Gebler mam@er
autoren. baB lie e ni&t uerfteben, re&t.
3eitis ~ i&l.eben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

gs sibt teine sr6bsre Jeisbeit. als
iene, wenn 9o@aebenoe aus populari.
tdtsiu@t Niebrisen i@mei&eln.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
3 % lei.

a.: SWie sefdut ibnen bic Grau
&dtbin unb ;bre Go@ter 2" g.:
Beioe.baben IS mir a n setban: Bon
Der To9ter bin id be3aubert, BON
Ter Mlten bin i4 bebert!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

Grauen brau@en oft gum Ni@tstbun
r1ebr 3eit, ais Mdnner ,ur arbeit.

,gin ieber fese Dor feiner Tbar,"-
and ben S@nee.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

Hrthdss 1a6pere wie yrob. semmeln. xu&en, pieS.
yttl4oroe6en y. J. 70. tsbenyecrsen irii& i'm Bdderlaben.
BIN ferner ~imitanbe. DreSeln sbenio gut unb biuia Az
ltefern. we fe pon ouswdrts be3osen perben t6nnen.
SefteQunsen perben prompt aussefabrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
). q. ). Gappe,
Mer@ant 9ailor,

Rev ulM, , 5 Ntas.
Der tlnter3ei9nete ma@t betarnt. bab ii@ fer
S4neiber9ei9dft mlrrmebr in, aneiten Stoo
jeines 9ebdubes an Minneiota Strabe bein=
bet, uoielbit CT tets bereit lit MuitrGae entae=
gen ju llebmea. Cute 4rbeit unb sutes 4al=
ZEN sarant'rt. s. $. 5. Eappe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26
LAW MAKERS BUSY.
Favorable Report Ordered on Tho Pro.
position 10 Send Delegates
TO A MONETARY CONFERENCE.
The National Arbitration Bill In the
House business Transacted
BY the senate.

WAmuSuroS, ID. e., Fob. 2J.-Tho
Senate financial committee today or.
dorod favorable report on the amends
mont TO .hosundry civil appropriation
bill to provide Tor tno appointment Of
a oommissiou OF nine On behalf Of the
United States 10 attend the inler-ua.
tional conference on the rehabilitation
o. silver, in case one should bo decided
upon.
AZ Voorhees, rcquost the Senate 10.
tCrrcI itnt ones 10 the appropriation
committee 20 DO acted on al part Of
thcsundry civil bill The committee
struck out the provision specifying the
countries upon wnofe Invitation the
Pfesidont shall determine that Chile
country DO fcpreauniUi and 30 now
simply provides That Doc shall net with
such conference ~ called. The pruvi.
sion regarding the appointment OF
commissioners on behalf Of the United
States made 90 read us faIlJwt;
1.-THE United 5htel shall be repre-
scented at such conference by uIuU dele
gates 10 bp soloCtnd aB ioil0wa The
pfUHiicut Of the United states shall
FUitc' tnfUB 90 thf nld delegates, the
Senate shall select tllUo members Of
thu Senate ug delegates, and the House
representatives shall select three meme
tiers ns delegates. N nt any 'tno there
Dc any vacancy, such vacancy shall
bee hllod by the President Of the United
States"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

WAsWsaI1N b.. g., Feb. Co.,
Tho tuulry civil blIl was taken up lu
the Senate today. Berry spoke against
tho proposed committee amendment
reducing the appropriations l1r protect.
lug timber landg from s5U,OJJ TO 5l-
900 uuu moved nu increase Co .l4l,uJU.
G1rmau opposed the iucrOhga.
"S.-1lllei umUur iuslugi0rs,n laii
W0lcOtt contemporary, care lot OF
broken down politicians who viii
Irumule over each 0thcr as soon na this
appropriation b. Adopted" The senator
declared that when these men IRE NOT
engaged In blaCsmaiiinE tue railroads
out Of pssses thoy were dmggiug como
nour pr0spuCiOr In tho federal courts,
German resented thg guCcessiye e.
mgts Berry made uB TO the Increase
OF many Ouiuerg, but tIu decrease tn
this particular case. German declared
lac knew no parry, no naturalization,
tu action on tuuHs appropriations, at
10 lhu liTat time" said Berry CxCitudly,
81 ever heard OF the senator from
Maryland (d0rmanl a. civil
service roiUfm1r. 40 the senator
meant 10 infer that he Derry
was getting this appropriation in Orugt
10 Put political fayorllcB ia the place,
lao wa8H.ntiug what was not true. n
had been repeatedly charged that the
senator from Maryland (G1mau) has
illlgd out one OF the great branches Of
government with biz Gupoinio0a,'
A0rmuu, apparently uuruiOgd, made
no reply. Stewart further denounced
the timber agonH as curse 10 the west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

MINNEApOLB, Feb, .J,-Whon the
trial OF She Hayward murder case was
resumed today, 10 wac announced that
County Attorney hyo could not be-
present, owing % funeral In the fam
lly, Assistant COuuty Attorney ALI.
Hell conducted the Cf0s--gEnmina nation
OF Harry Hay ware. llluy's cOnneC-
ton with the loan 10 Miss Cling made
on the il0uE mill no Hamgl anu tho col
lection oi the lOsH whom u suddenly
was burned, was thoroughly venu.
lated. Harry Wns GaEud whether
no had driven out TO Eamel
with Miss Cling tho morning nuor
the fire. This he denied utterly. The
slate pgOpoHes 10 show on robuttal that
Harry wns not telling the truth. Harry
described how ho turned a lot given To
him by his father into each. The pro-
ceeds had been nearly 100000 and this
he partially Lost ~ gambling, whilo the
rest he had given Alry IN a sealed en-
yolop and Il was put iu tho safe. lie
declared that lhe mus. money no ever
lost gt one time waa $500 % the Twin
City athletic club.
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esunlc rInnnsc cammLllan

WAauNGION, l.. g., Fob. gJ.--The
committee on nnance Of the s nate
today decided iavorably TO r,por. tho
Jointreso'ution regarding the admission
% goods Into tho Mexican ifuo zJue
with an amendment. The reHDlui'lu
as u passed originally provided for the
suspension Cf the existing law permit.
ting merchandise TO be transported in
bond through the United States Iat1
the fee zJno at any point between
the western boundary OF tIu city
" Laredo In Tho state 70 Texas
aud the Pacific coast. 10 vas t1is
clause 10 which exception wac taken
as being opposed % the iutCfcs' of tho
roads entering Mexico west OF Laredo.
The committee considered and struck
out the Objectionable clause leaving
the prJv.hiOn 70 apply alike 10 oil paris
OF the free z1uc.
The suggestions yesterday g0nmuni.
Gated 10 tho Senate by Secretary Car
lisiu touching tue orrofs On the tnrIl
ncl were read In the meeting Of the
finance committee today but no aCli0u
taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

Eject OF tho Decree Issued b. she
French Government


CHICAGO, Feb. 5ptaking Of the
decree Just issucd BY iho Frsuoh gov.
eminent prohibiting the importation OF
American cattle, Mellon Morris, the
well known paeEcr, said;
nWo thiuuud sls,UOO,OJO worth Of
cattle pTOiuCtu 10 France alone lust
year ana this great trade is absolutely
destroyed ny tue order OF the French.
1 knew this was coming some months
ago aud with the exceptions OF two Ul
thttn cnflUndg, not uly cattle products
has been sout 10 FraugU On thu last 10
dnyt.
"rho effect OF Gcrmsn nni Belgium
embargo has been % reduce the price
Oi cattle OF tho CLASSES shipped 10 InosU
Countries by so ~ head aud THIS
French udicl Will oven moro uuiusily
affect tue stock yards, lhis has been
Ihu effect on prices Notwithstanding
the fact that the supply VI cattle has
been cut down b tWO-thlrds on account
OF LACK OF ierd.
"rnu effect on tho product is even
greater tauu the elect on the live cattlg
trade especially as var ~ France II con.
cernod. We were shipping 1000 cattle
"a week aud az many VI more IN uIdi-
ton IN the form Of the product. France
has boon taking "a great deal 0i lead
Cat.lg Tor soups anu This class will be-
very iuIurlou6ly Affected by the new
ciict while as 10 dressed beef aud pork
prolugls the results Will BIO ev0n more
lar reaching
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

wAsmEGrus, d. C., Feb. 20. -
Henderson lN. O., chairman OF the
committee Uu HIBtOucga Uud puHlt0nlr,
raIlpJ up the conference report on the
p0sluuluu appropriation hlli when the
House met No II O'Clock today, but aH
it was evident lhuru would be- some
debate Au Withdrew tho report lu order
10 give Catch.uga uu opportunity 10
present a ruuutal order giving today
until %. m. " tho committee on
labor mud tomorrow % the committee
ON public buildings aud grounds. Tho
order was adopted without division
aui McGAun called up tho national
arbitration bill.
l3Tdman (Ponul explained the bill,
which, he said, was favored by the
railroads anu 10y tue representatives Of
labor
The national arbitration bill passed
the House without division.
Dufing tho discussion Of tho arbllrR-
ton b..l FithiGu (Dcm. llls.) declared
tho PrJsidoupH action iu sending troops
Co Chicago laUi summer was uncoustl.
lutioual. 81 pTeulct,n said he, "tho
name Of AltKelt win live Ia history az
Ouo who stood ina great crisis Tor law e.
lul aud constitutional government"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

ROCuHrEH, n. y, Eel .G.-R3ch-
Gator is go mourning today Tor Fred
Douglas. just before the funeral train
arrived there marched into the train
HOUSE, the funeral C1riegr, iuuludiug
tuo Douglass league o. RlCheBtcr, bear
INK tho league banner dfnpod b.
mourning. The mayor members Of
the common council and other city
officials came 10 carriages. Tho funeral
party moved TO the city hall, where
Jhu body lay in state several hours,
THE handsome nlml tributos B1ut by
sympathouc friends from Washington
lay on tue colin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

nis Condition said Co no ycFy Un'
favorable.

favorable
London, Feb. 20.-Lori llosebcry'a
condition this morning IL very I'M
favorable. lie passed n sleerlsBs night,
RIO grove continually weaker
so FEAR or a UENEWAL UPRISING.
wAsuuNUrOs, ~. G., Feb. gj.--seo.
Rotary Gtuslnm has received a cable
gram ftom l.. 3. Consul Williams nt
Havannn, announcing that martial
law has been proclaimed Boa Cuba, The
Spanish minister 6Uuar Matagua, also
received similar advice. According
So Miuhtor Nlnbgua's advlcuu thuru
have toou TWO small muiiniCB In Cuba.
The hut WIS 100 the province Of Matau.
zas ga the south, where fifteen men
armed themselves aud undertook 10
start rebellion. The other was Ia tho
proviuCa OF Cuba where tweuty-sBvUu
rebels were rOutuI by government
troops and dix taken prisoners. Minis
ter Williams has NO apprehension Of n
general uprisirg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2j.-Whon Chair.
man Cullwei, OF the Western Trunk
lige passenger committee loit here last
week ho was confident TINT there
would be- no more trouble getting the
southwestern lines " sigg the agree
mont,
Passenger Agent lie BsumC, Of the
Cotton belt, however, changed the con.
dlll0n OF Affairs by announcing that
his road would not become = party to
tho Weatern Trunk lins passenger
agreement unless committee be
formed, with headquartersin 81. Louis.
% take charge OF the touthW western
bu0inpss, ana further that tue chair.
manship Of such COMMITTEES be given
10 l.. Il. Day, chairman Of the South
western TTanio association,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

WAsHINGroN, ID. O., Feb. 2G.-Tho
minority report TO the House on M
racino railroad bin fRyf: owe call
attention to the following fatal deiects
Of tho bill; while ostensiuly mo.
yiding for tho payment Of the principal
OF no subsidy bonds, gmOunliug
o. SIl. 023.bl2, ~ really gives tho deb
tUg companies simply an option which
they may or may not accept. Should
the proviaionA OF the bill be accepted
by the debtor companies, II will result
~ the transfer Of tue lien tho govern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

BERLIN, Fob. 2B.-lt o. stated ON good
authority Jnut Vice Admiral Holman
and Admiral Won Dor Cola have UE-
rrll.cd 10 tIu emperor their desire 10
iuiirr ans hls mgiefty's dOuiHl01 has
been deferred until the marine budget
10 disposed OF. The tOar0n for tho ON.
gut0r's ul.su,lsfuCti0n b. said 10 BIO the
insufficient representation Of naval
Affairs Ina thu Ruchslag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26
yoUonr KILL.
duel with sworaa between Two Hall
ans ht SPOKANE,

1ANA WIN HNNAHa ANA hNth awe AANAA
ans at Spokane,
SrOSANE, waih., Feb. 2j.-A fierce
sword coutiag took place nero lest
night between ChaHls a. scapglli
anu Juhn ID. Moore, rival leaders Of
two italian factions OF tho city. The
contest was foI 5000 % side. rnu muu
arc tar ifom being friendly aud they
fought as n they meant ~ XII. The
former soon ditagmed Moore and wat
awarded the contest. Moore took his
defeat with bad grace anu by his taunlt
ami those Of his iTionus IN the nudi.
once lac succeeded in euraging SCapslil
10 tho point that thcy again CrjtsoI
swords 10 fight 10 "A finish. The two
rival factions choeroi thelr leaders aud
ahOuled TO them 10 Eight 20 XIII, and
they undoubtedly were trying b XII
oach other when the police, VINO had
beuu huttily sumMOEUj, appeared on
the scene and stopped the fight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

81. LOUIS, Fcb. g0.--Vlcc PRECEDENT
T.. W. H0dgeg, ofths American Rail-
WY Union, who addressed tho Trades
assembly OF Walhalla hall Sunday
sayG "rno published account VI Whist
was taii OF Wnlha'ls hail, did mo an
injustice, In alleging that 1 declared
mytrifa rov0lullonisi and dCicd tine
courts, / am before tho courts now
under Indictment and / would not
prejudice my cause by such rNsh
remark Further than ihl0, nm not
and never was "a revolutiOnisL The
words Of ATT phUiau were mistaken Tor
mine.v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26
Happy Enirl IntorsI,iu.

BERLIN, Fob. 9J.-rhu japanese
minister Of war has recalled 10 Jai
all the Japauosu officers serving ln the
German army. Ihy japanese envoy,
Count Agki, gave farewell uiuuyI
lRBt evening. Among tho tOH4t was
"lhu happy entry Into Pokiu." Count
AoM Will sail for New York from
ktCmvu t9lny ANA expects 90 leave
Vancouver, Is. O., on Match 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26
CANNOT AGREE
Amendments 80 the sunday CIyu
mIlI ahnan IrnnhIt.

WAsuNGTON, ID. O., Fob. 28.-tho
friends Ui tnu amendment 10 the SUM
iry civil BIN providing for an issue Of
slOO,O1D,UOJ certificates Of indebted
urss have about concluded that they
will DO unable 10 got the uill through
ne long no the amendment Remains a
part Of IL. Tho PopulsI senators have
announced their determination 10 dc.
feat the bill rather than permit the
adoption OF this amendment.
The amenumunt offered by Mills for
tho repeal Of uli laws authorizing the
issue Of bonus VIII ne OpptsUl by those
who favor tho certificate, iust as stub.
bornly aB tho certificate amendment Ia
opposed by the auti-b5ud meu. Asnu
one desires an extra session, 10 appeare
probable that both amendments will bu
dropped after few hOuTs' debate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26
IIIn nm No NInInr.

DALToN, OMl, Feb. 23.-A fire
broke out this morning Ia the Schultz
wagon plant anu spread u the prHsby-
leriau church AMI adjoining buiidingu.
No water 10 10 be- had nearer than three
qupr,erl Of 10 mile. The west sud OF
the town wiz apparently be dettiOyed.
flro companies ffom MasiliOn aud
Wooster are coming by special trains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

NIENSA, Fob. ga dispatch from
Cuualuutiuup.c esyB tint in cOnau.
qnouc, VI charged preferred by Turks,
twenty-five young nrm1ui8nH have
been urfrrtui aul twrniE-luo impfia-
oncl. Tho arrests produced a painful
impresB.Ou which may Leaf 10 further
dIHtuTbuugus,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26
NOW orIsnns carnlsaI.

NEW ORLEANS, Fob. 20.-At noon
today BeX, king Of tho carnival, APP
prnrcd In grand pageant, based upon
scrues and Incidents from Fergus
Humu't "ChrOulcles Of Falryland."
There wero tweuty magnificent tab
lcHux IN the procession. The weather
10 delightful and the streets every
whore packed with spectators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26
lnlnmhlnn llrn.I. n.f.nt.h.

NEW YoKs, Fob. gB.-A dlspaich
from Panama, Columbia, Feb. 20,
tayt;
News has been received from Buoun
Ventura Of n battle near Call, Boo which
the rebels were defeated. Mnuyswurr
EilIud on both sides. Tue government
forces captured a large b0uy Of pr.s1u'
uTH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

BEoOELYS, Fob, GA fire did
EjU, 900 damage 10 tb0 city hall today.
Keeper Dunn and family on the top
iio1F Of the building had narrow Ca
cane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

L1SuDS, Feb. gJ.-A Dispatch f0m
Normgut1n shys tho 600 miuou im-
pfiBluui in the pii OF wildwood Hoe
moore colhrry by collision of UlEga
were rUlCucI during the u.glt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

CHICAGO, Feb, gj,-A portion Of tho
booty looted nom tlu First National
BANK OF Griawali, Iowa, was recovered
here today amt "a supposed member Of
the gang Implicated ON that robbery
aud anFay al Council Biuils yesterday
10 under artest. The tuspoot h Marx
Davis, Chicago saloon keeper who
was arrested with auUu. $500 worth OF
postage lttmpg, which he got la q
valifo shipped by tho American Ex-
press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

WAsuISGIoN, ID. e., Fob. 2G.-The
House a0d Senate Cou.eroes on the
agricultural appropriation bill have
agreed.
The Senate amendment 10 appToprl-
ate $4,000 Tor the eEisrmlnatiJn OF the
gypsy moth Ia lt.lcben out. The
amendments Recommended by Score
iary Morton, authorizing tho secretary
OF agriculture to cau5u Co ne inspected
tho 1.-Two cattle whotu meat Is Intended
for exploration in any i3rmi also 10
make regulations to prevent the tTanf-
p9rtati0u Of condemned esfoaHtua bu.
tween states or abroad are retained,
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PARIS, Feb. 26.-The fire las, nlght
In CAaino do PARIS dld not DO Nv much
damage 10 OF nIst announced. Only
tho Rue 40 Cliohy emf OF the build.
ing was destroyed.
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Tho minister denied that auy sUtious
ditorlor mad occurred rf that ifo0lB
from Philippine I8innda had been
landed nt CUBA.
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ment holds 40 20 the principal 90 the
loh', to tho parties wh0lu iuigteat VIII
be Uutltaly autagonil.lc - that OF tAe
govgTnmuul.N
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CnuvIriInn tnnnrmrd

NEW YOWl, Fob. 26.-rhe court OF
appeals he's affirmed tho conviction Of
Dr. Buchanan, tho vito murderer.
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Comms6ion, 90 1 uudtutan1 their
opinion, have the same powers as thH
county court had formerly. While /
Disagree With thcm GA that point, yUl
ilUir dCcislgn is authoritative.
Attorney i. J.. WlhamB-Wo uu-
d9t8in1j, then, ibg, these wits nic DC.
ulta2
Judge Barlch-Ye1, tho wfit8 Of
mandate are denied.
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cll'.egg " Feb. 20.-At the con.
cltIBs, i .ho special meeting of tie
ilnsial Do,,u ilth. minister OF war,
le ggys T,,o..nlngu,z announced that
suing M g,'o y had authorized the
Jn9t ss6,, Proclamation by Inc GOV.
tmsi ts -oil Of Cuba 10 suppress tle
6cg, q, ' i,lls % brigands in he nrey-
-'A''l 1Asaud Puerto Prlnoinc.
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