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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-05

CHICAGO, Dsc. ga special to n
Local paper from Topeka, Kan, HayG
The Kansas delegation In attend
auce nj tho Million club meeting Mt
Chicago Monday night, returned today
and many were tue criticisms OF ex'
Senator tngalls Tor failure TO DO present.
The date OF tue meeting was liked by
ingalls, himself three weeks ago.
Senator Ingalls, toleHIAphed that no
Was tnowbOuud at Janesvllle, Wis.
10 fully satisfy themselves tbs Kansas
politicians In Chicago ascotIainsd that
there was no snow blockade NJ Jaues.
vile, and that Ingalls could have been
present n no 40 desired. lt 10 sail the
ex-senator refused 10 speak heonute the
Million club Invited J, II. Burton,
ingalis's ouly competitor for the
Unilsd States eenAtorship. Several
prominent Republican leaders, former.
ly for ingalls,, have since declared Tor
Burton.
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FAILURE Or ANDREWS & co
Store and Factory Taken Possession
Of BY Tho Sheriff.
LiAblIIiis. About 100000 and Assets
Placed ~ $500, acknowledgement
Entered by a Hank.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The sheriff today
took possession OF the store and factory
OF A. II. AndreWs & Co., the well
known fuTniiuts manufacturers Of this
city. A judgment for S2b,7OO was
entered by the Globe National bank.
II IL undars TODD tho liabilities will
reach $3.50, 900 and the assets ara be-
lIevsd to be sufficient TO cover thom.
The house Of A. II. Andrews & Co.
was one Of tbs oldest and best known
in the United States and has been
doing BUSINESS with the Globe Nation.
nj bank only three years. 81 know
very little about the matter" said Jas.
T.. High, attorney for the bank, today.
Tho oompApy's business has been Te.
gardsd Nv very good until within the
past few days,
"Have you suy idea ~ 10 the assets
ana liabilitiui2"
81 have not. have not boon ad-
vlsod."
The sheriff took possession OF the
place ~ soon "a the execution was L..
suod aud closed the doors. No ono JAs
admitted except officers OF tho bank
ana the company,
This afternoon the company made
an assignment 10 Frederick A. Hol.
brook, its secretary. The Asss!s were
given as between $500, 600 ami $500, 900;
liabilities NJ $3.50, 900 to $500, 900. The
colcsrn IL M incorporated company.
Tho tillcorb are A. ii. Andrews,
president; s. u. Holbrook, vice presi.
dent anu treasurer, The company
employed 900 persons aud mAuufAc.
tured over 81, 900 worth OF goods
annually,
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CHICAGO, Dtc. 5.--A special to n
local paper from Dos Moines. Iowa,
saw.
In regard 10 tho reports that tho Re-
publican state central COMMITTEES Of
Iowa had launched = sO-uHllsd A llison
bOom,a member OF the committee said:
"rherp ia no truth whatever In these
reports. The committee meeting was
regular ono, MALAY to toItle up tho
bills Of tho last campaign. In view
Of thu important party Il iesIionu before
tho people II was Thought bost TO main.
tain headquarters Ia Des Moinos, n
place where members OF the party eau
meet and consult. Iowa ought TO take
n pride and an interest In Ailison's
candidacy AMI promote IL In every
way, but no official booming will be
undertaken, nor Will any bureau, 20
called, be established"
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STEALING oANcELLGD .rAnrs.
Confession OF william Washington. a
hegrs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s. - William
Washington, n negro, has been arrest
ei for completely Ia the treasury can.
cellsd stamp steal and made u conies-
sion, which shows that the thefis have
gone on for months. The stamps. no
says, we're net taken from the docu-
ments At the treasury building, but
pagers were taken away In smell
quantitlesto different houses where girla
were en- ployed at from ~ 10 80 cents
= day, removed such stamps and sig
natures o. seemed valuable, aud then
burned the papers. 1t Ia estimated
that Warrington and Edwards, arrest.
ed some days ago, obtained from tbs
Tile room Of the treasury about $4,000
old papers and destroyed n consider.
able number after removing the
,tEmpS. About $1,000 stamps have
been recovered by the department.
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sgains, trusts Was passed nnl the aaso-
citation wound up its affairs. A move
msnt 10 ro0rganizo this combine under
n different name Is on foot. Ici mcr,
It Il declared, will he more Independent
than has been their wont, houaekeei-
ors Will have 20 DO more cOaxing Than
hitherto In order 10 cot ice delivered,
and altogether II will be more pleasant
for the dealers. The price VIII be az,
way up, 40 those who make n study u
such affairs declare. This will nil take
placs during ths winter and every
thlug will he ready for tho innocent
purchaser by summer.
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APPEAL GRANTED
Tn tho Case Of tns California Bank
Against the a. =. Treasury.


Against the a. =. treasury.
BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-Uni,ed
Stater Circuit Judge MeKsnna has
granted the California bank an appeal
TO the circuit court OF appeals Ia tho
case OF the bank against the treasury
department OF the United States. In
1857 the California bank, acting for tho
OREGON and Pacific railroad, imported
o .B7S tons Of steel ct" rails. Under
Ino Morrison tArili, which was then in
operation, the duty on tneao rails was
Sl7 ton.
Tbs rails were placed in bonded
warehouse and ewing 10 financial
difficulties they weru not used by the
railroad. They remained there for
several yoArs, when the California
bank tempted 10 remove them and 30
pay only that duty which was pre-
scrlbsd by the tAriii then In operation.
Tho Morrison tariff had been repealed
and the Mckinley tarlff was In force.
Under this tariff the duty was Sl3.ii a
on, The California bank inbiAted upon
paying that tarifi ana 10 more. The
matter was taken before the general
board OF appraisers At New York and
Il was decided that the California bank
would have to pay the Morrison tariff
rate.
The bank refused to do this and car
riod this affair into the circuit court.
Judge Mokenna there sustained the
general board Of appraisers and now
the California bank has bean granted
an appeal 10 tho higher tribunal. II
claims that Judge MoNenns IN sustain
ing the appraisers lie attempting to en-
forcs the provisions Oi tarih whioh
has teen repealed.
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NEW YORK, Dto. Ill wind and
weather permit In tue Willis Jameson's
yacht Coroel will start today from
Iebos dock, South Brooklyn for San
FTAnoIsco where sho viii be Joined by
n party OF scientists who will sail on
her for the Island OF Yozo, OF tho
japanese coast. Prot Todd, Of An.
heret college, will cad the expedition.
He isanxlous 10 take observations Of
the total eclipse OF the sun TO occur on
Augutt o, 1895, at g y. NJ.
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Hawaiian Cable rroiss,.

lOiIicAGo, Dec. "a special to a
~ paper shyt: Senator Halt'a pro.
~ whioh had its origin ut the last
1,.'an Tor the establishment OF a cable
w., oe'Ween this country and Hawaii,
's'' e' government control IN TO be-
i ',lel onward again this winter, and,
believed, with n chance OF success.
n.y. original proposition passed the
M, g''e on tho consular and diplomatic
,s N.Y. uut was lett out in tho House on
,'s,unl OF the Presidents animosity,
."ldment that developed It was ~
~ OUT OF the criticism passed upon
executive In connection with the
t IN, hlluation. Senator Hale
IS,,p,epared n new bill, which he Will
iHVuuee at an early date.
,,s ms learned that the Hawaiian gov
y '~utthI' ueslrous OF tho establishment
M, ,ua cable connection, has guarar-
~ siuhsidy OF $4,000 year.
bs .1 a ~ Res the prospect OF enRctirg
~ uew measure more favorable than
We u Ia tho determination OF the
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THIS MORNINGS BLAZE.
Tho Sounding of the Alarm Iniorfered
with Fireman Gilberps shave.

Atl0:ij this morning an alarm sent
In TO the fre department, summoned
tue lAddios 10 a one.s,ory tenement
HOUSE, at ~ west, Fourth South street,
where detective stove pipe had
caused blaze. Tho apartments
affected were occupied by Roy Dresser,
T.. G. Elias ami q. J.. Luthstrom, hut
through the prompI response Of the
department tho damage done did no.
exceed g25, the chemical engine being
operated with satisfactory trsults. An
amusing feature % tue run WINS that
furnished by the appearance OF Billy
Gilbert, who had evidently been shaw
ing when tho nlarm was soundcj, as
his face was covered with laIhef; but
lather or not, he had 10 40, aud 10 he
did.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Chioago mining
exchange win soon 10 aubstapti6l
certainty. Yesterday afternoon pre-.
liminary meeting ~ ciiizsns inter
ested In mlhing stocks was held nj tho
Palmer house and al outline Of the
proposed exchange agreed upon.
Ihs minimum number 81 ,membura.
was nIOt at 100, ard maxim um ~ $50
with 100 memters at 81 each
secured, the exchange viii open for
business. This morning the member.
ship committee II ct. al the Palmer
Houle sud dstsrmin ed 10 rush the sub
soriplion list. The committee hopes to
bs able to round up 100 members by
Saturday, when tue next msoIing will
be held. ThiTty.seven members were
enrolled lthis morning.. Bush Field
was chosen chairman OF the committees
IL. BuTkolder, secretary.
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wAsHiNurOS, Dee. 8. - Congfets-
man B1wefs, OF California, was on.
gagged today introducing Mayor Radot
and Editor Oab1Tnc, Of this Los Ange-
les Times 20 tue congregational mem.
bors Of the Republican national COM
mittoo. They atc IN advance guard Of
the California committee appointed to
secure tho next unliOnal convention
Tor ban Francisco. They made a
strong ploa for the convention and
claim 10 have between fifteen and
twenty promises and say Ban Francis-
co IL the second choice OF tho other
member.
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cubnnl Win Another Viciary.

KEY WEST. Fla, Dsc.6.-Acoordlng
10 Advices which reach here from
Havana, tho Cubaus have once mere
won q notable victory over the
5pnniafds. Irhe battle WAS fought bo'
tween Cauaguny anu Las Villn'.
Generals uomez and Sanchez, with
5000 Insurgents, encountered generals
Sutaz Vsldoz aud Garrett, command
lug :, 500 spanish troops. Three hours
nt desperate fighting was waged, tbs
SpanlardE retiring with a loss OF 2Oj
giiled and 800 wounded. Among the
hilled were several tfliccrs. The In.
sutguntp loss was about half that OF
thu SpAniarda.
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CHICAGO, Dec. o. Thlrty-iour
thousand dollars Of tAs necessary
100000 has been subscribed to the
guarantee fund for securing the Rs
publican national convention for
Chicago. Yesterday was the day upon
which the various soliciting compauiss
appointed by the general committets
were TO meet and make their report
LesH than one third VI the various in-
tufesis among which the WORK oil
solicitation was apporlloned were pre-
pared ~ report TO the central com
niittee. Tue meeting wss secret.
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QUEENSTOWN, Dec. "a terrific
gale is raging Ia the Engliah channel
today. and tbs Whi,s Star steamer
Gsrmsni0, which arrived this morning
from New York was obliged to enloi
the hArbor and anchor In order TO land
passengers anu the mail.
The British bark Royal lAliee, Cap
tain jones, from RAngoOn, May rs, fol
Falmouth, Is entering the harbOr,
partly dismaSted.
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emery a,ore, whom one Of lie hands,
upon which he had a glove, became
entangled In the belt, which threw 10
upon the rapidly revolving grin -stone,
crushing aud llcefating u iato a shape
less mn.e. Tho man vas Immediately
placed Ia the caro- Of physuian, vhO
dressed tho wounded memte-, aud Vel!
the patient In AZ comfortable n roeitlo1
AZ was possible under the oifclm
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nahsr snd ri,1,immous.

NEW York, Dsc. 5.-John j.
Quinn, manager Of Peter Maher, met
Dan Stewart this morning and agreed
to fight between Mahor and Filz-
simmons. The nght will be for q
$4,000 purse and the ehampionshi p
boll and 10 held near El PRto, Texas.
The date selected Ia either February
Ism or 10Th, A telegram WAS sent
FuziimmonS asking him II this was
satisfactory. His reply Is expected
this afternoon.
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Test ofDs mantle GUS.

SAN FRANCECO, Dec. 5.-Tho
wotid's largest DAItery Of dynamite
guns was given Is official tust today.
Tue battery Ia In the Presldlo reserva.
ton ON high hill, southeast 500 yards
from Font Winfield Scott.
The trial was satisfactory In all re-
speeds. Tho tests were made directly
under the supervision VI tbs govern
Eent board OF officers who have the
acceptance VI the guns IN their hangs.
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HAMBURG, Dec. 5.-Captain Paltor-
son, OF tho British steamer MaduTA,
from Hamburg for Port Regal, s. g.,
trlegTaphs from Corunna, Spain, that
tho MaiutR foundetyd In mid.ocean on
November IS. MAtuta was n three.
masled screw steamer OF 1894 tons
gross register.
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NEW YoBK, Dec 5.--1he Chicago
g Northwctturn Railway company
today declared tho regular quartfly
dividend OF z per cent Gu ltrfarfed
stock ami ~ i5rad the DIVIDEND ON
common stock t. tho i've per cent basis,
y per cent lor the h-!; year being ot-
uiarud.
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Lars Hanson Has His Hand Badly
Crushed While Sharpening Tools
on a Grlud-SlUlo.

Lars Hanson, who 10 employed by
the Salt Lake Rapid Transit company
az track cleaner, met with a very pain
full and unfortunate accident Rbou,
noon yesterday, Mr.. Hanson was in
tho company's machine shop, engaged
IN ssSrssnlng s5uav tools Oh y sNGnl
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Jumped for Their Lives.

HoRToSviLLE, VIA, Dec. o.
Grsonvlile motel, located six miles east
OF here was burned this morning.
William Reuter-, an smploye, was sui.
located TO death. Several people CO.
capped death by Jumping from the
second door windows, clad only In
their nignt robes.
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irionds Of the movement that the
government shall absolutely c1utrol
the proI oci, but owing TO tue subsidy
granted by the islande, the scope Of the
bill Will be modified In such way ~
10 provide for subsidized line not
built BY the government but vt tire
dispotiIion OF ths United States al both
ends,
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CHICAGO, Dec. "a Washington
special to the Jeurnal.Press says: at
10 rumoTed the President has Teen In.
formed that Lord saliSbury'a reply TO
Secretary Oluoys note, asking shat the
Venezuelan question be arbitrAted, IL
favorable, The reply Is expected on
SatgIdGy,
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spoFTonD'S SHORTAGE.
nspor,of,hs Auditor delivered to the
President.

WAsutsGrOS, Dsc. 5.--rho report
OF tue treasury auditor on lhc short.
ages oi Mr. 5poilord, librarian OF Con.
green, has been delivered 10 the Pfesi-
dent. IL IL undcfstood ; 'onotI has
deposited from time 10 time amounts
found due with the exception OF com.
parativoly small amount about which
there Ia difference u opinion. when
questioned whether tue report dis.
closed any wroug doing on tho part Of
5poilord beyond cnteiessness hnd an
extremely loose system q keeping nc.
counts, tue treasury otlloial6 docliutd Ia
answer, saying tho matter was Oh troly
Ia the hanJ0 VI the pfosidcn'
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Retention PCt.pOued.

The reception to Brother and Slater
Matthew Noel, returned from tina
Samoan Islands, to DO given IN tue
f'Wensy-Aeoond ward on Friday, tDeo'
0th. has been postponed inavnnltely,
on account OF aie1as In the iaSaily.
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CHICAGO, Dec. "a council nation, or
what Ia known rs an assoUlatlqn
among ice dealers IA this city, Is a.
sured. Those who deal In the cooling
substance admit this aud say they
think II the assoclalion 10 not formed,
several OF the smaller companies will
have to retire from businoas. Some
yeArs ago there wac an association
among Ice dsulsrs, the object OF which
was " keep up prices. But tho law
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Anitie Club Rail-.

The km'tie club, a now too'Al oEGsn.
lzatlon OF young people, viii give ;he
fret OF a series Of winter balls NJ CD-is-
sen's hail, tGmorrow, Frlcsy pighi'
Active committees arc Ia the fold aud
they expect to mako tho evsnt sue
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n.hI for the Republican Convention.


NV YORK, Dec. "a local paper
hIh General James b. ClarkGon, thu
iMonal Republican com mlttesman
Nm Iowa, Returned from Washington
nl night and wAa nj the Fifth Avenue
l'tL a colleague, tho Republican
auohal committeeman from Ohio, w.
a. hAhn, was also on hand and the
A'sllng OF the national Republican
ammlslee In Washington on Deo.l0ih
ial Ihs possible fssulis as TO the selec.
,'eeia time and place were disc rssed.
u 'uih' out that San Francisco Is to
a,lsa very sturdy lght for the con.
te'oh, which will DO held about
aus 10Th. Tho Golden Gate city has
..isAiy from 10 to 20 votes out OF the
=. msmbeIs OF the committee and II
- said last night that California
slIl mold these vote aud eventually,
u,A U u los. the fight, designate the
w Nhefe the convention will DO held.
An Francisco gave way Ia 1892, and
Y 'he votes Of California anu the far
ne'sin tlalss, eucheTed Chicago and
t'I,lnnai and gave the convention
minneapolis. California and tho
~ Woslern states occupy similar
Nef Today ana this will be demon.
nhtl, u was said, In the meeting OF
wv lallonal committee. Only four
Nues are putting up n fight Tor tho
invention, namely Plttsburg, Chicago,
Louis aud San Francisco. The
u'llsn Gate city clearly has the bal.
', w Of power In determining the re-
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riuA IsDIANs.
III" Court Ruling that they are Citi
zens DOCS not AFFECT their btatus.

WAsntNGrOS, Dsc.5.-rho action Of
tho United States court at Phm ak,
ArIz, ruling that Pima lDdisue are
United States cil.zins, d0es not, ac'
cording TO the Inuian brrosu viswt
Affect their status. They still remain
reservation indians aud under official
rulings DO not become full'ledged
citizens until the regular statutory re-
qulToments hre fulfilled aud they re-
cvlve iipAl deeds to their lands, which
cannot DO obtained Tor twenty-five
years aitor the allotment.
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sugar Dividend.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-rhe directors
Of tue American Sugar Rshning o3m-
pAny have declared tbs regular quar-
isTly dividend Of ~ per cOlt. on pre-
ieTTed stock, 3 pee cvnt. on Common,
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NLw YOuIl, Drc.5.-A dispatch TO tho
Herald from Panama sAyt: Pfesidsnt
Caro- will retire TEN poTArily from the
presidency. General Rafael Reyes,
minister " the interior, Will &C, a.
President.
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MONTREAL, Dec. 5.-5onator MuT-
ply, eeui,r member Of the firm VI
Rockingham, Workman d Co.,
dsUppod dead today.
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Bu.lnss. nIock Ia Ruins.

ALTMAN, Mloh., Dec. 6.-The
Vhanse block, the largest business
'iueluIe Ia town, was burned early
'ah morning. The loss IL estimated Ut
NpOlOi partially insureu. Tho frat
1T was occupied by stores and tho
H'3nd and thru by families. Several
is''oaS hal narrow escapes.
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TURKISH INTRIGUES.
rnrpl, Of tho Sultan 10 Sci all
EarODe A0lme.
,r,,,,y SHIPS READY FOR ACTION


,.ssr,r4fsopLR, Dec. 4, via Soma,
.S-puring tho past twenty-fout
s,sr there have boon frequent cabinet
.,s.sIl, At the palace, aud several ex-
80, o, communications with this
,,,snta,lyes OF the powers, but no
..,,,Ion seems to have been arrived at
,,s Porte on the subject OF the
.,u,p, demanded by the powers Tor
..,,,.ss oi,extrA guArdships through
4. RYphorus. The dilatory policy OF
\, p,l.ee people IL continued appal-
III, 10 tbs hope that some mitch VIII
~, which will put an end 70
". .er1rd Of the powers. The
.h.ssdors do not attempt 10
n, thst tho accord Of Eu.
liable TO be disturbed NJ
~ momrnt, aud II Ia 10 attain this
mat the Turk Va working assidu.
- night and day with all the skill
.-f,nblleress OF Eastern diplomacy.
M Initiating Tumors about the real
i'.lyns Of Great Britain ate taken 10
~. Russian emhAssy 10y tho agents OF
"A. Porte aud annoying iuainuallons
,,sesfulug the ultimate aims OF Hus'
h. md their way through the PorieS
cents into the British embassy In
I'M The French ambassador hears OF
M reports about the doings OF tho
g,,man Ambassador and vlus versa.
s,ihs game continues Ia spite NJ the
,ssfi. Of the apparently united Europe.
Wsyef, unless all signs are mialead-
ss. of something unexpected happens,
mere will be n decided change 10 the
riuillon by Saturday.
AEuaiAS FLEET READY 10 SAIL.
BguiS, Dec. 5.-The Cologne Ga.
me ,oday announces that Russian
5uaifon Of tevon hattloshipH anu
r're torpedo boats anchored oil 5ebas-
,tol arc undor orders 10 hold itsrlf In
tlliness TO sail at tweniy.iour hours
,,lsf. IL ~ added that thu orders
Ia the assembling Of this squadron
rtfs Issued a month ago, when Russia
utlmtd that Great Britain might al
tnp, 70 send war vessels through the
Diianellcs without the consent VI
dtiullan Of Turkey.
ENGLAND NOT ALARMED.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-It was semi-ofil.
nly stated here this afternoon that
10 ytsfs the Russian Black sea
,s,l has been under orders 10 DO pre-
aisd ior active service at any mo.
seat Therefore, Il Is added, thore
nothing new In the situation.
Moreover, Il IL pointed out that full
ssisn,anding has been establiehe ed
l,lveen the powera regarding the tilu-
alou 10 Turkey aud no apprehension
'Iils btiwoen any one power taking
ls.spsndent action.
SAID pAsuA A FUGITIVE.
RoNE, Dec. "a dispatch received
IBIS morning from Conatantinople,
lisd Dec. 8, says, Said Pasha. presi-
-snl Of tho Turkish council Of state,
1tmttly grand vlEier, has takon refuge
" tue Bfltlsh embassy nj Constants
pc, believing himself not only In
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TsdIAND nor ALARMED.


RoNE, Dec. "a dispatch received
IBIS morning from Conalantinople,
.iisi Dec. 8, says, Said Pasha. presi-
.'ni Of the Turkish council VI state,
1imttly grand vlEier, has takOn refuge
" tho Btitish embassy nj ConStanti-
ape, believing himself not only In
,astt OF arteat, but fearing for his
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TmE MURRAY NUIsANcE.
COZ HER DIVORCE.

In the Third district court today,
Judge Merritt granted one divorce. II.
was asked by Mary Ann Nnnfieet. wko
aIlegoi that her husband, Elias Van
fleet, had deserted her. Mrs. Vaufleet
snd her daughter went on tho witness
stand ana testified TO the fact OF the
deserlion,snd Judge Merritt, Issued the
decree Of divorce an prayed tor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-05

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