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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-10-25
A C00UEITE IN CAMP.
Br MARY Il. SIvER.

Sc n S AT ON
stirred tho for
est bound depths
of Isnnc Cnrcy =
lumber en- m p.
a newcomer hnd
put in IN APP
pcarnnce at John
Bailo.y's house.
The men at work
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-10-25

Professor Cesar Lombroso, the
noted criminolosist, says that ono of
the striking characteristics of crimi-
nails is the absence of wisdom teeth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-10-25

stro.yetI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

wss william Stephens. lie had "a
wiio snj two children. one Of tue
white.csp notices 10 posted within
thirty yards Of mia house. He has a
brother In Paris, who fled when lie
iitst received notice. Officers ale now
endeavoflng to catch tue pefputfatots.
An afternoon paper hRd the follow
Ing article from the negfOfs:
"ro the ciiizons Of Lamar county:
We, the colOEed people u Delta cJuu.
", are the poorest aud most worthless
people la tue state Of Texas, ami We
DO notwsn any trouble with nnybOiy.
We ask the white people " protect US,
aud WHOM We do wrong to deaf with
Us AZ tue law demands, ami we will be
satiefied. So please holp US 10 stop the
white caps. We ate not guilty 0i The
least crime Ia Delta county, NJ pleaae
come 10 our reliei and we Will te under
lnstiug obligations to you. At present
we are unable TO 10 anywhere"
Mt. joe Price, merchant Tesidius
near Glory, several mills from the
scene OF the alleged murder, Ia In tho
city tonight, anu states that, 40 lar as
he has any knowledge, there has been
no negro shot OF murdered by white.
caps. Reports are conflicting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
A Pleasant Snrnrise.

A very pleasant surprise party was
that rendered 10 Father John Bar.
tholomew Fursier By about thirty VI bis
friends, LAST evening. The occasion
was the sOIh anniversary Of his birth,
no having been born on August / g,
1915. Elder FuTster WAS baptized into
the Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter
day SNuts on his Both birthday, Aug.
~, 1850, In Copenhagen, Denmark, 10y
LfRslus SNOW; he anu Mrs. Anna
Hansou Snow, wife Of the late Apostle
snow, being among the fret 10 be tap.
tied into the Church IN that country.
A. seven O'Clock the assembled irienus
sat down 10 bumptuous rapast anu
aitur giving satisfaction to the inner
man, spent a few pleasant hours In
singing, enjoying fundamental music
ana extending their good wishes to he
whom they had assembled 10 honor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
jHE new TORPEDO
=, l,ar,Iol Destined 10 Put On End
10 Naval Warfare.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
r.n.,tol Explosive Was offered
1t" IA china DurIug the Recent
War with Japan

,-,,yp. Cal, Aug. lS.-ChArles
v,s'na,m5,t /. periscting an electric
T. % torpeio, tho invention OF
i y, Ci,s,., Of chicago, which ho s,y'
w ", ' Ultimately put All end to maripe
W, with his torpedo, he fAy''
", men could keep Oh the combined
u" :, tho world. The torpedo
'-,,,S,c,mpleted within a week. IL
mtsss,n to Goat island, wher' a
',,,,, experiment. will be made An
',,,,,n bulE lie to be floatsd, aud the
. y. will be sent down below the
" q, the water on It's errSnd Of
u ~, Weperm2il IL confident that the
~ ,ryspiion will Instantly shatter
n'T ,nt Inc bulk. lie says that no
,.yblp, however strong hnd iotmlus.
AZ, can survive shock from MIS-
'''p SSSt the L., Of September n public
,aIb,tiep will be given. by the use
. ,iisttlclty with combinations OF
,,.srfuI explosives Mfr. McDermott
,sy.b can destroy the stauLcheal OF
yustls. ..,,,
IN Ctosg, tho Inventor, recently
Manufactured and patented new eN'
ri6,lve more powerful than dynamite
Hs made arrangements to cell 1t 70
CblDa, 10 be- used In the war with
J5mp' with his explosive he crossed
Ib1 Pacific, but his secret had been
glyulgsd aud the Japanero govern
m,pt gollhed the Federal authorities
Al Warrington, who ouioined him
rom making further negotiations with
lhs Chinese government. Inc same
tIllssve 10 to be- used In the torpedo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
ABDUCTION MYSTERY CLEARED.


a special dlspsteh from sesttls,
Washington, to Denver paper, sAyS,
under dAIS OF the 10Th inst:
a remarkable meeting between q
mother anu daughter, who had bssn
separated for n period OF fourteen
years, occurred iu thi. city last night.
Ada Goats was kidnapped from her
mother In Leadyille In 1881 by her
slspiathsr. Tho ohild's mother, Mrs.
Goats, Hu actress, had left hoT husband
because, a. the story goes, shs had
made the discovery thHt he was an eI.
convict. The Kidnapping OF the child
created quite sensation nj tho time,
~ she dropped out Of sight ocmpletely
ana was not heard OF again by the
mother,
II seema that the stepfather took the
child 10 Salt Lake CITY first and two
years later accompanied her 10 Ssn
Francisco, where sue was abandoned
by her foster parent.
Aitof she had grown up she com.
menosd n life OF ys1Alions on the
variety tisgo, and some time ago sue
came to Seattle TO OIL Ru engagement
In y LEGAL IhsAter. Here she met an.
other actress and tho two In time be-
came fast friends.
Last night the stspiather Of Miss
Costs appeared unexpectedly on tue
scene and the sensational denousment
was mgIo that the two women, who
had been 70 long drawn together In
friendship, were In fact mOlhor and
daughter.
Toe slopfA,her will DO prosecuted for
thB abduction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

a Con tiict Thought to He Imminert
nrtwOcn tue HiNat iiaards.

OMAHA, Aug. l3.-No dumons,tn.
ton bat been made t0Iuy In tho tOlicr
row, but the a. l.. A. board
served the following nOlico On thu Old
board:
although you are alfea ~ apprisud
Of the tact, VIZ hereby formally NOTIFY
you that We have tern appointed fife
sud p9llee manufacturers Of the city
o. Omaha under tue law " 1895, anu
luIsuaut TO that INV we He'd our bonds
IN the sum oi 81, 600 caca aud thu same
have boon approved by the city c3un.
oil OisAid city, according ~ law, anu
we have filed our Uiliclal tAtug with
the city clerk aud In all respects duly
qlalinei Hal are recognized by the
city ami council aud als1 Ui the court
decision r1uduied by Hon. NJ. H. Hop
we'll. Therefore We hereby notify you
that we usmu Wednesday, August ~,
at 10 O'cl1cG ~ M, as n suitable time
- recsiys from you the records, prop.
crty nnd rooms that properly belong to
Us as the lawful bJati of Ute aud Police
com ~ lSsiJnUrf."
Ia the meantime tue old com mission.
era 10 GA reinforcing the city all aud
preparing 10 resist Rn assault. This ~
taken ~ u certain evidence that a con.
Met will result, since tue old board
viii not suuendef.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
CASEOF WHO'S WHO?
Will the Council or ROltd Of Public
Works Build The Jlt?
o'Mg,RA SAY, rue FORMER.
The Board Claim. tho II sht aud Ak,
the Pertinent Question Why
II Was created.

a very emphatic csso OF "who /,
VIII 2" has arisen between tho CITY
Gu ell, OF sevcrAiof Coz m inter. sd
iho board O. public N5IAs comprising
all itt uguuDts.
The cause Of the intorroEa,lry coudl.
ton Vi Uotl u tuelY municipal b. lies
iaiho proposition tohulli ths new city
jail C1uuailmiu O'Mrau, chairman
OF the committco ON prisons, says tue
& unc'i and the Council alone, hat
the right 10 erect tho structure. To
this cIiin several Ut his Colleagues
nave sai "Ais, too" Bul tue board
Of public works h,s ra.oI n warning
hngcf ny calling attention . It's rign,s
IN tho premises. lts.ul like T. know
why a. was created u 1t was not to pul-
form just such duly Itisrxper,cd,
however. that tho question Will be bet.
tied after tonighpi meeting u tho CITY
Cuu oil, NJ which Corporation Coun.
eel Hogu u to deliver an o iniou on
the matter.
tct,slinE 10 yumo persons 10 know upnr
what the board ~ public works bn.u,
the righuular-s ni Ito clam. The sec.
ton Of tho oid nance pFc.cflbiug md
dciniug the uuiivu VI tho uiatI or
portion II II fcsds Va follows
u shall be- the duty " tho board Of
public works NJ sails Lake city, t. mako
contracts uu behalf of said city, Tor tho
performance Of all such work and tho
erection ~ al such improvements Nc
may be- ordered by tho Council, bat only
with tho approval oi tho Council, 10
supeflniond the performance OF all con.
tracts, aud Tho construction and erection
Of all such improvements to approve
the estimates Of tho city engineer which
may bo made from tim. to time, Of tho
value Of WORK A. the same may progress
10 accept any work done or improve.
mUnt- made when tho same shall he
iully completed according to contract,
subject, however, TO the approval Of tho
Council.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
s.nING yALLEY rRoUBLE.
Report of tho Investigating Commit.
tee aud RESOLUTIONS Adopted.

CHICAGO, Aug. l3.--AbOut 1000
peTson8 gathered 10 Quinn chapel last
night to hear tho report Of the com.
mit,oe appointed last week TO gO TO
Spring Valley anu investigate the
causes Of the recent trouble. Rev. j..
NJ. Tow nsend, II. q. Parker and +. L..
Barnett composed the committee. II.
l.. Barnett read the report. II related
tue experiences OF thu Committee ut
Spring Valley; cited the opinion that
the labor question was q factor which
helped ~ hriug about the untownTd
condition Of affairs which had pre-
vailed NJ that place, and gave general
description Of tho scenes Of the riot as
told them by eye witnesses.
Committees were thon requested to
carry Dut the Propositions Of the report
providing for n vigorous prosecution Of
the rlyters, ths raising Of relief fund
and the forming OF civic OTganiLa-
ton TO prepare for all emergencies
which might arise and affect cOloTed
peoples interests In tue state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
McDONALDS CASE GOES OVER.
The Man " Many Electric Light Globrs
Gets sixty bays Ia jail
Other Matters.

The police court room was crowded
this morning by petsons who wsIo
anxious 10 be at the hearing Of Oniccr
Mcdonald. They we're disappointed
In this As It has been postponed until
tomorrow Or rhurdhy.
The case against II. wsndlo was
continued today from Thursday, Aug.
stu. The defendant 4. charged with
stealing electric light globes. Peter
Van Houten IT., anu his father
stated thoy hsd lost four globes from
building they were erecting. They
also stated that the defUndHnt had been
In thu building ON the dsy previous.
Samuel FCntOn Identified the globes Al
"a Eiu1 TINT ths company no was
representing handled exclusively, and
he put them into the building from
which they were missed. wendle
made quite a defense but was found
guilty AMI sentenced 10 sixty days
imprisonment
The credit for the conviction OF this
man belongs 10 Prosecutor james.
When the case WAS tried last week ho
almost got free, As no case could DO
established against him, but bis action
aud testimony made the court almost
certain of bis guilt and his csis was
continued untli today. In the mean.
time Mr.. James went TO numerous
places In the city taking with him
some OF the stolen globes, and he
finally caught the right clue.
The Gaze against Andrew J. Head
rick Tor assault with deadly weapon
with intent 10 do bodily harm, Will
10 aiken up tomorrow mgrning.
The case against jacob BiTcumshRw
was continued until Friday, nj . y. IN.
The defcndnnt Is tho man who was
arrested last night Tor maintaining "a
nuisance In tho shape Of dance
huute,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
Railway Notes.

The Rio Grande Western will carry
the whoelmen from tuis city who
lako part in the bicycle contest In
Ogden ON Thursday next, the special
train leaving this city At Ga. N.
The Union Pacific will have a
special train for the excursionists to
Ogden on Thursday next, leaving the
junction city for Salt Lake at o ,, m.
Al $50 on the evening Of August
10 the RIO GTande special carrying thu
California COmirAndrry knights
Trmplar, on route TO Boston, viii reach
this city. This company VIII stay
only n few minutes heto ana then pre-
coed east. On the 2lst another special
Will bring the Golden Gate command.
cry at 1885 =, m, aud stop over here Ill
1890 p. M, giving tue eHeuFtlonish
chance for "a glimpse OF the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
A NEGRo's REVENGE.
re Opens Tire on ~ crowd ON
stenmbont.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. l3.--On the leveo
this morning, Au eufngod negro fred a
iusilAdo into crowd Of y ssengyrs
and crew Of the steamer City oil ~.
Louis, a. they went down tbs gang
plank. The wounded are:
Lou Davis, O1lOrei, captain OF the
night watch, shot In the kiiueys, will
probably die; Frank Bennett, white,
n toustabout, artery Ia arm severed,
soriou,; John Bel, steward Of tue
steamer City Of Cairo, lives IN vicks.
burg, shot In the les, not sorious; Adam
Thomson, colOTed ioustaDUut, shot In
tbs left leg, not bsfious.
The shooting vas the outcome Of n
fight between negro whose name 10
unknown, and Lou Davis, captain Of
the watch, while the ste ,meTwss lying
at Cairo on SUNDAY, In which tue
negro was driven from tho beat. lilo
boarded the train aud arrived here last
night. Early this mUrning he Cou-
cealsd himteli behinu a pile Of freight
on the levse anu when tie steamer
arrived ana the passengers anu crew
were moving down tho Staging 10 tho
shore, he opened Dire. Tue w0uld.be
murderer has not been captured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

citi2sus " the Territory " .ulI not pet.
INIT this. Cattle grazing h worth more
g. Utah than an Indian reservation,
no they Iut up the hare. After n long
and stubborn Il .ht "A bill was passed hy
the last Cougr,ss Offering 10 Gu, oil the
eastern hali u tho present streak re.er.
Na.igu, ami In return give about the
same arcs ~ lhni south Of the western
AMI remaining ha', which would
make the fosctvaiiOn more conn aUi.
Another alternative ulefeJ, however,
was that each ludiHu buck. iquaw AMI
papoose, might take 100 acres anu a
cu5ialu amount OF money Rud throw
tue remainder " the tefervBtiuu open
l' seitumcut. II was the fret ptotUsi.
ton that tile people generally wanted
We Indians % accept aud, according to
Mr.. raruey, Il is the latter they IN.
tend t1 1ccrpi.
1--WE thought at FIRST" the oT.sJjut.
ant genera. stated lu,t nlght, "tnat they
would 20 on the new reservation, bu.
the authorities Washinl ton srut out
"a commissioner. rhcu they sent nn.
other Ai,cr while they sent ETH
another, aud yesterday noon I met
senator Newman at Chama going to
lhr feie. walton with Htiil another com.
missioner who wants 10 iuve-ligate.
shall not mention names brCsusr II
might get some otherwise disuugu-
lshsd cilizens into unpleasant notice,
aud that DO not wat 10 do, tuL the
TACT N that the Indians who once were
willing 10 gc. out ne now being jobbc
Into tasting their lands iu sevcaity.
TITO consequence of this will b. tusi
thu very Just " the land viii TO tuguu
~ 10 tn absolute UNuIu-' u % Undue.
tnpus whites, HuI while Ne1ichus Gu
the worn about tho settlement, lazy lu.
dians will l0ll around, aud what uuEut
70 he really rich area VI laud Will t..
main waste"
There Ia no idea IN Denver that ~ h
u hcnumc ~ Nr. lhuuey relates viii
lie allowed q 20 through, at least hy
those who arr frgafdoI to have much
Go say about the matter. The Denver
a RIO Grsudn railroad IL perhaps
muie interested In t!ic removal Ot the
Ui,s than any other single corporation
IN the country. Rights " way men VI
that road ANA Ofiicisls who are familiar
with every dttnil ui the southern
border HAid vmphAllcAlly upon more
than one occasion that ~ soon a. the
timU came % procure signatures 10 the
removal, each Ute being required o.
slgu - treaty briofc the Prcsiurut eau
order the removal, thuy would NJ once
set 10 WORK and anticipate no difficulty
whatever The sevrulty idea was not
entertained by them Tor moment,
but ~ Mr.. ranney resides IN durango
Rnd IL just nom home, he ought to
know. lie says that Dave Day, the
Indian ugeut, Ia IN favor o. the
tsyofalty plsu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

mainly brought about on sco'unt ot the
general dissatisfaction experienced Ia
tito national high protective poll
cy. The Manitoba school question
10 another thorn iu the sidb VI the
present D1minion government which
IL likely 90 help causc trouble aud de-
feat. The Dominion conservative
government ia placed in very swE-
ward position, 10 II has been delegated
tue duty by privy council Of Eugland
In compelling the Manitoba IsgIs.
lnlure TO bring down remedial
MEASURE. The Dominion cabinet can.
not plessc ono section without causing
murtsl ofiense TO the other, 40 between
the two the successor Of the late Sir
John Thompson finds himHeli in
very embarrassing prcdicRmeui."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
THE UTES DECLINE TO GO,
Prefer 10 Take Land In SsYsFaliy and
Remain In Colorado.
Indian Agent Dave Day said to Rayor
tue PToposiiIsn, - Fact That
ought 60 ssttIs a.,

II the report that eT.Adjutant Cen
eral T. q. Tasuey brlngs to Denver,
says yssterday's Republican Of that
city, regarding the Southern Utss Ia
concerned, thoro may yet DO some
sentiment regarding their removal.
According " Mr.. Tarsney the Utes
decline to 20, aHd instead they Will
lake their lands in severAlly and re-.
main In Colorado. For years tho people
uf durango and all those who live in
that section OF the country. have been
trying TO get rid Of the southern Utrs.
For that matter, the Ules themselves
have been anxious enough to got away.
Their reservation Ia nothing but a
streak, being almost 40 miles long
by only fifteen miles wide, aud the
consequence IL that instead Of being
such reservation M the lniiln likes,
where he can dock all by himself,
it Is being constantly crossed and 70.
crossed by migrating whites. The Utes
wanted 10 20 Into Uiah, to their kim
msD. the UintAh Indisn', but tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

HELENA, Ark, Aug. lS.-Frhnk
Patty was arrested here yesterday
charged with the murder Of William
Wicker IN 81. Francis county, this
state, In 1854. Patty escaped from Jail
ut Forest CITY while awaiting trial.
Patty claims that lie found his wife
sud Wicker ia n very compromising
position and owing to his wife's en-
trea,ier, decided NOT TO put her away
from him. Several days subsequent TO
this he hoard Wicker AnI his wife plot.
ting TO Kill him, which ~ surHged him
that no Drained Wicker with a hammer.
lie Ia confident VI acquittai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

RYDE, Isle of Wright, Aug. Ia
Bad weather marked the 0psning to-
day Of tho regatta Of tho royal Victoria
yacht club. The Allsa, Britannia,
Namara, CaTehh and Isolde, started iu
the race for tho queens cup over a
course Of forty miles. This Britannia
got over the line too coon ami was TO-
called, causing her to lose two min.
utcs.
The weather subsequently, improved
and the hrst round was finished M
folloyG Ailsa, II hours, s minutes, IS
seconds; britannia, ~ hour, 10 min.
ulos, Ii seconds; Isolde, II hours, ~
minutes, 70 seconds; CATsa, II hours,
rs minutes, 30 seconds. The Niagara
retired from tnn race.
The Ailsa crossed the finish line
first, but the britannia won on The
time allowance. The following arc the
times: A liza. . b. 83 m. % Sec; Britain.
mia, . h. 81 a., 90 sec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
I,lsIns.. Intprraptod ~ D,alh.

CHICAGO, Aug. l8.--lhs remains Of
Sonora Maria Rails DE Burton, widow
OF tins late Brig, General do Burton,
were ombalmod and forwarded 10 San
Diego, Cal, this afternoon. The fuu.
eral viii be- held at san Diego. Sonora
DE Burton died OF gastric fever yesieT-
day, al the sherman house, whore she
hGs been staying six months. Her
mission In Chicago was 20 soil her
large tracts OF Lower California known
Ms "Ensanda do TOdOs Santos" Every
DAY The last month she has expected
tho negotiations for the sale OF the
property, said 10 bs worth about Sl5,.
O0O,OO0, 10 be- concluded with New
York firm. The land may now be sold
by her son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
CARLISLE DENIES II.
AMAS's WORD WORTH SOMETHING


DULUTH Aug. lathe Asut.7yi5.
uHo this motaing published "a inter.
Wow with Secretary Carlisle, VINO
said:
at would be indollcate Tor me T.
discuss tho vacancy occssiouod by the
death Of Judge jackson at this time,
except In 40 far ns to aliudo to ,lat plr.
ten Of Ju6tice Fields remarks which
credit ms 40 presidential aspifauL IL
seems to mo ne II mans word should
90 ior something, but It does not seem
TO with some people. / have denied
that have any presidential AspiIa.
lions, anj a IA tclrcely necessary 10
deny II again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l3.-The
schooner Golden Gate which has been
on u prospecting cruise among the
islands Of tho AleutiRn archipelago,
returned last evening with tales OF
wonderful mines, where ore Ia to be cut
out with cheese knife. The Golden
Gate sailed from San Francisco ON tue
g8Ih OF May with a party OF young
men who lad agreed 10 shsrs profits
ana expenses ON the Alaskan mining
expedition, Three Of the party OF
twelve or more returned with the
schooner, but they are full OF bu0yant
hopop, anu after the ore brought down
In the hold OF the vessel IA assay ed,
will return u tho islands with mo 70
machinery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
For the County Court.

A gentleman who has some AZ.
quslntance with such matters has
asked the NEWS how It Is that tree
inspectors whose needed term OF ser.
vice has expired are still holding on
pni expecting to draw salary, when
tneir reports should have been In, Gnd
themselves relieved from duly, some
time since,
Tho inquiry Ia referred to the county
court, when Is the proper body to deal
with tho subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
In Bad Condition.

Special complaint has been made OF
The unsaniIary condition OF tho water
ditch running along the east side OF
wsst Temple street, approaching FIN
South street. Owing 10 the hume
across tho LAST named thorouEhiare not
being kept clear, s.Sgusn, water anu
filth lodged there causing most otiou.
alive orIrr to arlse, indicating cOndl.
ton Injurious to the health OF tue peO-
pie in the neighbOThood. The placs
shuuli receive attention, Rs should also
a number Of duchos In various parts OF
town, whore the collections arc tuoh Us
10 threaten an opldomic Of malaria.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

LONDON, Aug. l8,-In thu House OF
Commons today Speaker Nj. Willism
G.. Gully took the chair at noon In ~
seml-oillolal attire. The members were
then summoned to the House OF Lords
where the royal commission slgnifisd
her malesty's confirmation OF the cleo.
tion. speaker Gully, later on his 70.
turn 10 the House VI Commons, took
charge in full robes OF his Office. The
members then proceeded to take the
oath. the Speaker going through that
formality frat OF all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
TIE War ~ Icuador.

NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-The Horaid's
Correspondent In GuAyaguil, Ecuador,
tolcgraphs that GoGetal Nergaza, COM
manding division Oi Aiiarl's forces,
has occupied GuAranda. SaTssti OF.
iered only sllght resistance and the &C.
cupation was effected without loss.
General Al'gfo IL now waiting the
arrival Of apart Of Nortgaza's division
IN Guaymoiu. When these troops form
a combination with AliarO's immcdi.
ate command, AN attack on RIO Banda
viii nt once take place.