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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

Werifo. - Cine on9lu,ameritanis
Idle @eIeQidait bon Qouoou, nelde eide
WiQiOn Nder Gnno in 8usrrepa beiist,
piro 100000 Gder nit 8offe bspIlan.
sen.
2eip5is.-0er oeutide &aiier ers
0HEe!e am SamItag bier oas leue De.
bduoe oes Sberreids9eridis. lin Mits
Tag troll er bier eir, puroe bonn 80uis
bon Sabien besrdBt. uuo bsioe Wonar-
6eu i6ritten Nrm in Irm bic 5ront
Der @brerccmpa9nie ab, "tuorauf iie ium
Oberretbsgeriht iubren, mo Der 8alier
bic S6luBteiulesuns uornabm. Iui
tem Sartstt prod Der aaiier feline 81
frIsoiguns iber bns rsue @ebduoe aus
uHo troui auf oeiieu 8Obliabrt. absnos
'ubr Der Sniisr nieber meg. uno Der Gn'
orans BON Wsniden ON Bobnboie mar
rerart, baB oas ~elisrne 9sldnosr oss
Yerrcns our6broden rurbe. Gin 8nas
be iano Seiuea Soo, uno ueridisoeue Ser.
ionen muroen srbeblld oerlest.
8aris. - Der Spiibeu 5ranfreib
uns Mahasastar ubseitloisue Gsrtrns
IT peroHsutli6t porben. 8unpp ssinst
accsptlrt bic 86uiBin ons fran56iide
Hrotsciorat. 2esteres ueriritt Waoa.
astar i'll nlen duBsrsn Nuselssenbeiten.
Nue iih auf Qusldnoer bsSiebeuben FRO.
gen unterliesen Der gnliheioung bss
frauS0fiden @eu. &siiosnten, uno 5rnut'
reid wlro W~uoasasfar ssssn ole &C.
iabrsn usrtbeioi9en. Der Gen. Rsiiosnt
wiro oud bic iunere 8erpaltups Raoa.
9~asfars leiten, absr Jrantreib iibers
nImnt feline 8ernniuortuns fur Die biz.
Der ieliens Mahngosfars abseibloiienen
Sertrdae ODER sepdblten goucsiitonsn.
Gie Diisnttiden Gussaben unb Die San
cesidulo weroeu ourh bic @inuabmsn
Der Sniel fiber ssiteQt. DE a6uisin
perpIllttet iib. obue IutoritGt 5rnnt'
rsids feline Inleibe 81 erbeben. Die
irauSOiitsu @eiano,en uno @Oniulu
uuBsrbalb Der Sniel iiuo nit @abrnsb.
muns Der Sntsreien Waoasa siars Be-
trout.
9au q e.-9as bort eribelusus
De Slutt r8aSstte" iast. bas, obwobl ss
nitt wubr lei, BOB BET Yaplt i'm Stsrs
ben Id9e, bsnnpd eIfabren wurbs, bob
ielne tOrperllde Strait pdbreno Der leS:
ten Ronute iduel nbuabm. Ssiue
unstbuna 1T Der Wsinuns. baB er ben
Wlnter niht iiberleben lplro uno piro
binJuJii9t, bob ieiu. sunSe 9sbenstruit
IN ielnem @ebitn c%on5entrirt 81 ieiu
l6slHe.
n.-Gie Nusiellurs caliIornis
iter Jrildte, in Berlin wsl6e leBtsu
Wtttwua 9sl6loIien Wuroe, mar uUn
tommer6i,lem Stuuopuntte QUE Elm Gr.
fc's. uuo &c II cine dbnlihe, absr sr6Bsrs
ausaeGun8 omtrifnniitsr Jridte fir
HGdftes 6tiibinlr in Berlin uno 2puoon
qeplant. DIRECTOR Sobnnnien reilt eieie
8cde uad CALIFORNIA ab, I'm bic Scr,
b re .unSsu 81 ir,ff n.
tNortiebuna nui Serts 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

Beren Sduoen anridieu. miBt Serr Yin
oreus Der sroBeu 3rodenbeit bel, bic
gesenpdrtis i'm sanaen Noromeften
berridt. 9urdsreifeuse Nbbilfe oes
sroBeu, be 2anowirtbibaft i1wer Ida
oisenben uebels ueriprldt iid Serr Nn'
breps BON Der i~trifteu 9urdfabruns Der
@eiebe, iuelbe sesen bic leibtiertise
Branotiituns seridiet iino. Die 9owp
S%uperuiioreu, wslbe. nit elmer In5ubl
asentsn Suiammen, bic Don inn sele,'
tete Staatss Jeuersg ommiiiion biloen,
baben iid burdpes oils tidtise uno
pilidtsetrsue Bsamte eruieien, ieiuer
Nniiht nab III ober ben Jarmern bic
StrdHihteit uno oas BepuBtiein Der
arOBsn @eiabr. iuel6e bus leibtiertise
Nbbrsnnen BON StOppelielosr in iih
iblieBt, nod nibt ernft seRus flar &C.
madt uub iiei senus e~inssprdsf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

uub Habrifaten bat, 1T ni1t ALIEN Der
BeIdafenbeit bee BOoens Ooer benz
gbarafter bes Bottles in sinsm Der ooiu
beitraseuosn Stautsn Susuidrsibsn, ion'
bern 5umeift Der 3batiade. eas oieis
Staoten Witslieosr elner wobltbdtie re-
aierten Station iino, ceren Silisquelen
uub 8ortbeile iiberaa ea:luldelt uuo Der.
beliert wurben ourb ben ginfluB freier
Suhitutionen uuo oereu Bolt eefrditrst
uno ermutbist uuroe burd bic Sesnun'
aen peri6nliher Srelbeit. uleber oleIels
ben io0te liebepOl seipadt werben, UNI
Der Delt 81 Seigeu, oaB benz Meniheu
Die Selbhresieruus uuuertruut wetoen
iann. 9ir tueroen ben Biuo pntriotis
ider Bfliht beitreiten, perm mir uns
tets oaran erinnern, oaB unlere ireier
Snfitutionen erridtet uurbsn eur J0r
oerung bes @emeinmoblss uno mir uer.
mirten bieies unier Grbibei' "~ Z
in fleinlider Sslbfiuht bon Der Hssie'
ruus Briuatuortbeile erriusen wouen
auf 8oItsn unierer Wltbirser. grlau,
ben sic mir gum S9luB bic gemeriun9,
oaB bieie @~elesenbelt Die pidllse 2ehre
sibt, bnB bas Nutioualuobl anb folse.
ri9tis infer inbiuIouele elne
iorsfaltise lnteridelouus bel Der @abl
politiiher 2ebren eriOrosrt. menu mir
bic Sesnunsen ssnieBen molten, 81 osrsn
serehter 8~erleibuus uniere &ssieruus
9eIbnffen muroe. 0lr iuerosu iie sr.
rinsen our9 bic 4flese zines @e'itss
%umIaHeuber amsritaniitsr 8rIoeriboft
unb ourt bas 8eitsbsn aui ioldss Der.
fabren, melbes aui Der suloenen M,tie's
S{ro6p hip n0npmeirp WnhIfnhrt iDrhprt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

2ouis Stern BON New gOrf bot lei
ne Meinune sednoert, nil alio liebel
Die lbm pesen leiner in 8liiinsen Der
iibten Gleaelei nuisebrannteu IA 9a3t
@efdnauiB nbiiben, als ben Baiern oit
Blrsiboit uon 10000 Warf iiberlai:
fen. vWan iast." er nOae oieie Sums
me elmer Bublitdtisfeitsaniialt identen
Das ipdre iebr bibid BON benz Serrn
Die semeloet wiro, ioa ct Die Straie II
Sbpeinfurt abiiseu. mas nit &idii1
auf ben ,trsffsuosn" Namen oils elnt
semelniome Yeriddrfuns Der Straf,
erideint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
Die pullman Gar 60. bot laut Be-

Die pullman Gar 60. bat laut Be-
ribt hires 8esrinoers uuo 8rdioenter
i'm perFOHsuen B%etriebsiabre bic &lei
ni9teit bon neito $7,l37,234 ODER "a
BrO5ent auf ieoe attle ueroieut. 81
bic lem graebuiB itimmt ihledt cine benz
8sridt o~nsehdnste GrfIdruns, monad'
Der srOBe Wenibenirsuno &eor0e M.
BuQmau bsoauert, voaB Die @eieaihnit
ourh Sunehmenoe @oucurreus seSwuns
gen mar. 8sieIuusen gum 8%oitenprsiic
an%Sunshmen, nur UNI i'm Sntereiie ibrer
Nrbei.er Die 5abriten in uO0em Betriebe
~ erbalten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
Budlsn'S Mrmiea 2aIbe.

9le bette Salbe in Der @elt fir SGnitt'
wunoen, Nbidiiriuns, 8eihwiire, SalSIluB,
Jieberpunben. 5ledten, Shrammen an ben
Sdnoen, JroitbsuleH. Sibnerausen nno ale
Sautiebler; lie BELT poiitip Sdmorrboloen
coer feine 3abluns perlanst. @aranttrt,
oaB ponitdnoige 8uirieoenbeit 8egeben
plrb, ober oaS 9elo niro 5urlideritattet.
Yreis per Sdadtel 25 Gents. 8u uerfai'
ten IN W. 8. Subu's Npotbeie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
Gerbnmor9eW

Die Molfen 5leb'n pie 9rauer9dite
Den Mono Su @rabe su seleiteu;
Der g8ino ourhfegt bic ftarren Neite
lluo iudt elm Blatt aus bei'renl 3elten.
Die sriinen 1annen idau'n 10 bitter
Iuf cine junggetnidte eide,
Nls blidten trauernre @eidpiiter
Nuf Der aeliebten Sdweiter gei9e.
Sdon i~lattern in Der 9uit Die 8aben,
Ses @inters unbeilpole Yoten;
Balo piro er tief in Shuee ~besraben,
Die groe-ieinen 9roBen 8obten.
GIN Bad lduft baitis mir our Seite;
Or ahnt oeS 0inters @i,estetten
uno itiirSt lid fort uno iuht oas 8eite.
Nls fDunt' tbm 5lIht oas 2eben retten.
9a moht' ib LANCER niht mmitten
GO t%ooesnaber Seoe weileu;
Gs trieb mt1 fort nit bait'9en Sdritten,
Sem fiibt'sen Babe nad5ueilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

Sunoert Sabre luareu am leBten
Boomerang pstiloiieu lett Dem Gage. on
weldsm oas emit 10 mdhtiee aOuiareih
8olen aus Der &eibe Der ielbfitdnoisen
Stuuten sefiriden Iuoroen 1T burh ben
Spiideu YreuBen, SsItelreit uno &uB
lamb abseidluiisnsn 8srtras pom "A.
Ottober 1895. Su Golen Uuroe on
ienem Gage Der innere @unid na9 @Ie'
oerberheluna bes 80nl9sreibS laut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

8enau betrabtet, 1T Die sanSe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ods StrebeH
Der 8eibsr uadb Den 6ehten, aber nib
na1 ben Yfllbten Der Wdnner. cine uus
ausbleibl,he 5olse oes ameritaniibeu
Grsiebunss : Spfems. Sosielbe miro
tuabri9einlid nod gang onoere 8liitben
Seitlssn. Nir ouriten oas Sblimmite
nod lauae nibt erlebt babeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

Wontana 1T nod INNER oas Sara
bies Der Gdmbler. Die leste 2esislas
iur bate Elm @sies aeseu bas SaSaros
ipisl paiirt, oas Oberaerlbt bat oles
Geies aber iosbea oils psrfuiiunssmioris
erfldrt. uniere Sports, bic burhaus
nidt Obne elm Bisden @dmbeln fertis
weroen 81 f0nuen s%Iuuben. uiiien atio
isbt, no tie aeiebtlih 9elbubt Iiuo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
Ser alte Dempfratilde 0eiie 9iloe.

Ser alte oemofratiide Wsiie 9iloer
iaste einmal: r5uaussseieBe itaHen
idwsre llebsltanoe. uerleseu c%oniiltu'
tionele Suaeiidnonlie. iiberibreiien in
unserehter 0eile Die Somdne oes inois
uioueIen urths,ls uno BepuBtieins uno
fibren uns suriid in isnes barbarii1e
3eitolter, no bic Yreile Der 2ebensmlis
tel ron elmer &e9ierun3. Die mon ole
rodterlib" beSeidnete. aereselt uuroen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

Sin neuer Jo.tidritt 1T 81 uerseid-
men! Cine Neu YOrier Sirma Seist on.
bob iie bereIt 1T, iuusen Baaren Die
foftbaritsn Cob uno Silbermaaren 81
leiben. UNI oieielben oils 9o45eitssss
5henfe-aussufe(en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

|lr G&uitt'
+, SalSFuB,
men an ben
ben uno ole
|rnortboioer
@arantirt,
L sesebsn
Fideriiattet.
|8u pertau'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

|eten, nnbe
|ctober, '95
|nftdnoe 81
Ferins 8ins
Seureten,
bal 8orn
Sdmalhl
Buasp nit
|,oere ileire
Iae Seifers,
IN 8eipann
Inc. 113pn'
aner Nrt.
b baar; auf
bu BRO
|rer. 44-3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.


Governor We5t lats yesterday alter
noon appointed Lieutenant Richard
W. Young general Of tho Fret
Brigade OF tho NAliOna. Guard o.
Uiah, aud as a result satisfaction IL
widespread and universal in tho ranks
Of the Iorri,ory's civilian soldiers, who
feel that the cgmmandor-ln.chiet has
done tho proper taing In selecting
a brigade COmmauurr.
General Young received bic CONF
mission soon after the appointment
and Ia now ready 10 step Into tho hale
ness aud II necessary Into tho field.
The military C1lu prlvictH that
the brigaIisr general may AppOint
q staff consisting OF one assist
ant auIutgnl general wEh rank
Il lieutenant colonel one muIlual
Director one assistant inspbg TOR
general, who shall 40. Us psyiaastrf,
each with the rank u major; one Judge
advocate aud two aiies.uu-eamE, each
with tue rank OF captain: provided
that the bglgslu COMMANDER may use
his own discretion as u when the
strength VI his brigade warrants the
appointment OF any portion OF the
ABOVE named utan.
The mgmbnra OF Troop g will assem-.
he ut the EKocutiyulbuilGinB prompt
ly AZ $3.50 this evening 10 elect a cap
tain and illl such vacancy as may be
ouCasiOned thereby. Firsl Lieutenant
n. a. Smith announces tina. the troop
uTa must attend In full unii0tm.
Company ID will also hold It's cleo
tl6n tonight, us previously announced
iu these Ullumue. The monitors are
expected O. DO Ia line at O'Clock.
Captain Luul's company, h, will 20
up 20 Pennington tomorrow to eugr 30
during the afternoon In y computiti vo
target shooting contest with COmpnn y
III, commanded by Captain Sanders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

forwarding oi the returns Of tho ballot
h1NtH % tho Utah Commission, the
manner iH which they hal been kent,
and claim, r1 90 The procedure in that
rcepcct tbtt while the election was
properly hClJ anu conducted, tho re-
sullB VI The election were not declared;
that tho manner OF Keeping those bal.
II b1E.H was contrary " law, that they
now attempt TO go into the ballot boxes
Gud Cuuu. votes that we're not uaat nt
tho poll, and declare the results rf tIu
election ON such CuuvusH. The nlteiua-
Two wit was lsTuUd TO restrain tuum
from making 70 CAuvasa, 0u the grouuu
lhut the counting OF such votes az were
cast by y IglinUd voters at tho election
was in excess Of their juriaIictiou.
lht evidence In tuia case very Cloar-
~ shows that the ballots ut pllls /, .
aud % OF tho Third precinct gsro COZ
rccuy c.unt.d by The juIgus election,
huu that quo result uu 20 each caudi-
date was correctly DECLARED. The
Judges tf election Oi both political
paItig5 have 90 testified, aud thofu b
40 evidence iu She case 90 the contrary.
IL ia cuugIltivuIy FhuVS- that ut tuo
cIlfp ui llt polls There were about
no 8 more VOTES Iu ihU l0X ut Poll - fIg
uauh ui thH In'aiut Than there ur1 now
thureIu iIr ulch, aud that other caull.
datts now have ulsu. q tv more votes
900 said box than there were therein Tor
such candidates ut the close NJ the
pJilp. From bn examination OF tho evil
Ioucu the conclusion iHirrusistlbio that
t1uIu no now many ituudulunt votus
lu the u * OF p0li ., aud that none OF
tlr D. Ecs have been kept nH provided
boy lnN, Tins question under those
CifCurIHiaucla b., i"Cal the Utlh COM
mission cAuvuss thVsU fraudulent votes
and declare tho result VI too election
thuruUu@ / think not. the law places
40 auuh power lu thr hands Of such
board, nor eau canvnsglng board ~.
sumo any such power because for II
90 cuuyass votes not csat by qualified
voters, 1g would be the ru8uit in the
Gaze as bar 10 tho yttss now Ia the
boxes were cnnvGs1,i, Us clearly IA uA-
Cufs Of IT, iuri0dloliou, aud therefore
the writ Oi prohibition win lie.
The writ l. granted In zach case.
NO remark was Offered by counsel
hiiUr the rendering OF the decision; but
g8pecial meeting Of the member. Of
the Utah C.mmsli3n was arranged Tor
th!I tufuglu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
GOT II IN SALT LAKE,
hut Lost II IN Denver While Painting
Ina. Town a Crimson Hue.

Fred Dale, OF Denver, as arralgned
10 the Federal cour, Tuesday morning
and charged with forging a signature
10 money order. He piesdud not
guilty aEd bile trial was oct for March
l4tl.
some time during last November,
says tho AcpuJ.isaa. Daniel John
Sherwood Ul the Chafiey'd Aunt uUu-
pany was Ia salt Lake City, at which
point hO received q Eg0l Gum Of
money. Wishing 20 preserve $50 Of
TINS hu bought money order, payable
10 himself anu with the order anu his
company no came 10 Denver DeUmug
tho hue OF DeuvUt ull1glthur TO
aJmbur hB started GU. 90 color Do Grim.
son. E0 succeeded pretty Woll lu the
way such attempts usually succeed, lu-
wiz Ho lest bic $50 money order.
te lid not EuIW vita whom he
had spent tho tlmo intervening bu.
tween sobrioly anu c9usg.lusuus5, but
hc dll know that he had loot his siJ.
This fact no reported % The postofic3
authorities aud they were on tho look.
out Tor tho postal note. 10 Was pre-.
scented q Tow dEy8 r.tsTWHId by the
Tir1t National bank. An Inspector
WaI uut upon % VITA the result that
Elisha b, Craven was indicted for
passing 10 upon the bank, and Fred
Dale was later indicted Tor forging
the oigualutc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

BAN FHANCrCJ, Feb. 23.-Thc
wh.uly smuggling traffic has grown 90
such enormous prJpOIt 9n8 in Alaska
that Uncle Sam hau ni lass decided 90
resort 10 heroic measures.
The revenue cutter ClrWln has boon
quietly filling Uut for a Cfuido Tor
several weeks asst The CorWin today
sails Tor tho north and % has leaked
out that aho has been especially de.
tailed 20 patrol tho Ala1kau coast fr0m
1lika uof,hWafd aud 20 keep sharp
eye out fDf Illicit trndurs. Tho whAUis
and sublrrH bow fitted out Cor thglf
auHual vuyagys 90 the frJ2gu 2Iu0 VIII
to Tho objects OF special a,uit Ju ai
lhc bands OF Tho Corwin'a glligur suu
iu nll probability most 90 ihum viii DO
0yofhuultd ana thoroughly searched
tci1tu they have an opportunity Of
landing their Coalrubaud watg1, ~
thCy have any such on board,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

Los CERLLUs, NM, Fob.2s.-At 3
am. i0dpy Do was believed that All tho
victims OF White Ash mino eKp'o,
sion had been recovered. The dead
number 20 and the injured Is, some
VI whom may die.
All the Injured viii recover.
b. Thomas Leadon, u White Ash
miner, member Of the teri. lrlal
legislature, Ia trying 10 secure an an.
Precipitation for Tue relief Of tho widoWs
Huu OrphHns.
Although the legislative session enis
today, II 10 pretty certain tn act viii be-
passed. loOaiug O. tho protection If the
miners. IL Is claimed tho White A6h
mine was not properly ventilated.
aupt DOuggAu says the explosion &C.
Cured Ia room on the fourth Lowell
over which the danger line hat been
drawn. Two men, it isHllegsi, went
over the line with an open lamp, cor
trary TO orders. fhe yicllms Of The
disaster are bcilg buried tnip afternoon,
making tho largest funeral ever seon
Ia New Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
CITY sCaOOL TAXES.
Tho Board OF Education viii Crtify
Tonight the Ampunt Necessary
for 1895 q.

Tho board Of education will meet iu
SPECIAL session tonight to consiior the
questi0n Of how much money will b.
required 10 msinluin tho city schools
Tor the school year 1880.
Section 100 VI the irBU school code
provides that "tho board Of education
email, On or before the fret day Of
March Of each yuar prepare
statement aud estimate u the
amount necessary Tor the SUI
port ana maintenance u tho
schools under lie charge, Tor the school
year commencing on the nut day VI
July next hereafter, also tho amount
necessary 70 pay the interest accTuiug
uutiug tuch year. or not includud Ia
uuy prior estimate, on bonds issued by
said board, ana tho amount Of sinking
fund necessary 10 bU collected during
ouch year for the payment and re-
dtmptIOu Ui said bundg; uul Bhnll
forthwith cause tho same 90
DO certified by the president and
clerk Of said board, to the
assessor and collector Tor said city,
aud the assessor anu collector Of the
city hltut having extended the valun-
ton Ui property on tho assessment
rolls shall levy such per cent ns Hhali,
aH rear as may be- raise the umouut
required by the board, which iuyy
shall De uniform on all property within
the said city"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
Before Judge Merritt.

The case Of Clara Il. Podleeh vs.
Patrick Pholan and Stephen Hayes is
Belug tried before Jury today. Zsno
4 Zane for the plaintiff; Booth, Ice X
Gray for the defendants, Suits brought
to recover damages In tho sum Of 5000,
by reason OF the alleged unlawful aotl
Of defendants I'm Withholding ami
converting ~ their own use a certain
portion Of wood aHd glass with pipes,
radiators aud appliances at the White
House hotel In this city, Certain im.
ptuyemeuti were made by the plalntin
&C the hotel during tho period Of her
lease OF the hotel, ana ul0n this che
now claims the rlght q possession OF
the articles enumerated.
Harry d. Reed vs. h. w. Meegan ct
al. Gaze continued TIL March l2th by
consent
In the case Of the Consolidated lm-
plument 90, Va. Arthur MeadFi the
vppoal was dismissedluy consent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
THE mos TRADE
The Tonnage In Egssemar slowly IL.
unndiug,

The Tonnage Tn Ergsruar slowly Ia.
pandiug
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S,-rhe Iron ago
today viii Huy;
During the closing days Of lEat week
the largest stool company In Pnsburg
purchased heavily NJ quantities Of
brtaemer pig, the aggregate qusniliy
being uOnsidet1biy above go. 900 tone.
The bulk Of n was purchased In the
valleys az 80 80 and s0.iD, equivalent %
s0.g5 ana $1,000 at plJt6bufg, but s0mn
OF 10 was also taken nom local furnaces.
Tho deliveries extend over April, May
hnd June. Ous Philsdelphla cor
respondent notes that IN tnat territory
western bessgmCr pig has boon offered
hl prices which DO not reflect the adj
vance claimed la Pillsburg. Many IN
the trade regard this movement In tho
western beslemer pig iron market ~
proof that the lowest point has been
passed. Probably the most important
TACT lustiiying such a view % mat tho
tonnage OF buaiuess done Is slowly but
steadily expanding. AZ soon aa that
comes home 90 the most aggressive
sellers, with every material mOdilca-
ton In their policy In marketing pro.
ducts advance will follow,
There has beuA no movement OF con-
seque GO Ia steel billets, wire rods or
steel rails.
In a,ruclural iron or steel a few con.
trhctR Ut moderate Biz1 have been tAkou
tn Philadelphia aud In Bottom, iuolud-
log a hotel Ia each oily,
Cincinnati reports eomo fair sized
sales VI foundry ana forge irone, the
principal purchasers being for carshups.
In the eatt the henviest demand
ggmgB from the cast irUu pipeiOundries,
which have takuu good uoal OF work
and have mlre In eight.
Under the boar attack, encouraged
by large supplies, tin mas turned down
wards.
There are speculative 0nerinpa OF
lake copper lOr summer delivery Al
$3.50 without gr0uslug iutOEust among
buyer, SPOT copper 10 weaker al col B5
and 500. Forced sales Il parcels of
lead nave depressed the price 10 S8.U7l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
Ftnnc. ma MN nnmlncc.

WAuuNuToy, Fob. 23.-Tno French
government has No lar ncuuipJ 90 Sec
rgtaTy Gr,shnm's rupresoutltlOus iu
tue matter Of attempting lorUibly %
collect Au indemnify from San DONE
lingo o. 10 leave the claim Tor tho IT,
dumu.ty Of the French bank 90 Du fot-
iluu by diplomatic negotiations. IL
iusisis, however 40 the conditions fof
;lls action that the government Of
san Domingo Immediately pay un iu-
dcmniiy Tor tho uuwArfnntaulc killing
OF a lfeuch subject during one " tho
revolutionary movements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
HAILwAY nATEs nEDuCan.
A Lively War Brewing between Rival
Honda

a Lively War Brewing between Rival
Honda
Los ANgELrs, Cal, Feb. 2s.-It 10
said that the southern Pacific com.
pany has reduced their rate 50 from
Chicago 70 the Pacific c0ast under the
cover Of rebate.
The santa Fo has declared that IN.
Ices tho Southern Pacific has acted
square they would cut rhtca until the
OLD time $50 10 ana from kaufaB CITY
was gnco more established.
IL Is not unlikely that lively war
10 brewing.
the SANTA rE CUTS.
Los ANuELEHi CaI, Fob. 2S.--Thc
cut OF S-.IU Ia rates TO tho East has
gone inlU uiicU. on the Santa l'e but
the Southern Pacific c.mpauy aud tho
representatives OF other roads made no
reduction.
A Chicago diFpa,ch dated the ggnd
scmnwhnt confused tuu bituauOu. 10.
intimaied that Chairman Caldwell, OF
the Western Passenger Trunk line
committee, wan bo compelled 10 declare
tho action o. tho santa Fe unwaf-
Tanlci on The evidence submitted. The
evidence buslaiuiug tho Santa 70 Ia
the attitude u has ken was only Tor.
wardni 10 Chicago today. la the fret
instsuCu the Santa 10 simply au.
uulnctd 10 Intention Ot making cut
in rates Ia conHonnuCo with thc terms
with tho passenger ngT0gmuut. Whom
tho Santa TO gave notice 10 the
Southern PaCihu OF ITS intention TO cut
tho rate out OF IL, Angeles II an.
nOunoed .hnl the reduction was made 10
meet the competition Fl outside linos
"b-Ugue," as ihu notice reads, tive
assume tlat all committee lines are
uhfufyiug the agttemunt.n The
Southern Pacific, while not Joining
the Santa Fo iu slashlng tho eastern
fnlcs 10 10 Bympathy VITA the move.
ment 10 bring tho whole matter up Tor
iuye't .gation. The new rate has moi
stimulated ercond Clas travel.