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NIoam.auA 90 ENaL.Nn.
A special Envoy OF the Former CauntTJ
refused "a Hearing ~ London.

A special Envoy the FORMER CountTJ
Refused "a Hearing tu London,
LISu0N, Fol. b.-lcuUfHl Barrl0s,
Tee special envoy II .he government %
Nlcsupua b the British government,
aaa .ouu 20 Paris. IL Is learned his
mission here haa not been succrHifIl.
There 10 SIN some friction between
Nicaragua anu Great Britain In re-
card 10 the arrest of Acting Vice
Consul Hatch by the Nirhfa uan
authorities 40 BluehuIJs in September
labt 81 the limo uf tuu disturbances.
Hatch C.ailei tho NioaraPu
authorities refused 10 Inform him II
honatuEa o. tho chpTg,s which caused
his ugfut, anu at GfeytOwn, Nlca-
ragua, when tho captain NJ this British
war ship Mohawk demanded his re-
lease, no attention was paid 10 the
rtquett Hatch was eventually re-.
leased, but lac mad 10 leave NiGaragua
for Jamaica until the affair was tiled,
The hecrotary Of state for lorelgu
affairs, Earl Kimberly, declined TO re.
CeiVU General BaTriou.
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WAsHiNdrON, Fet. 5.-Ths Senate
to-day mo Iiiieu It's former action ON the
Japanese treaty 10 tho extent OF in.
6oTting provision which will render
it impossible to Rbrogata the treaty
befJre II goes into effect. In the a6.
senoe OF Senator Morgan, Senator
Frye moved reconciliation OF Tatitoa-
ton, ana tuen moved that the WORD
thereafter" should he inserted In place
UI the words stricken out. This word
comes after the date 1890, when the
treaty takes effect anu the entire
clause that either nation shall have
tho right ON one years notice after
that date to abfogsle the treaty.
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Xsuslnrlnn Ilr.,nnran,.

NEW YuHy, Feb. G.-New York haH
a vegetarian restaurant. lt was opened
last night which event was made tho
occasion II a special meeting Of the
New York Vegetarian society. or
course there was n particularly good
dinner TO mark the opening. There
was fruit 10 begin with. There was
no nhh but when Il came TO desert
thufu was an array OF sweets parllCu-
hsiy en,i0iug while tAe coffee was
Ieueisus. Toe vvgotagians 10 iu par
tivulWly strong Cu tweets ami collie.
Tn y use no ara or Olher slaughtered
pDlIus, but tnsY ett animal products
Ike butter and mills.
There wass man 40 the dinner " Tho
had beeu a vegetarian t0r eighty
years, the Rev. IL. s. Chubb. lie n a
hale ami h0srty msu. lie IL president
OF The vegetarian club Of America.
lie came nom Philadelphia ~ attend
the opening VI the restaurant.
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JAPAN WILL NOT TREAT YET
Tho DISmembsFmslt Of tho Chinese
Empire Aimed a.
Ana England N Bohind the scheme,
says "a nussiau Count New in
This Country.

CHICAGO, Feb. g. Count Mil
kiewioz, brother Of the chief VI the
Russian secret service, passed through
this city ON his way to Washington.
From his knowledge Of tho feeling in
China and japan no thinks that peace
h not likely to be- declared between the
oontending nations Tor some time to
come, probably not before the Japauesu
forces have entered Pckin. lie be.
lioves that England IL behind Japan
ami IL using that nation ~ a cate paw
iu the diamCmhgfmont Il the Cuiuusr
empire, He Gays this u because EHg.
lani doea not dare openly O. appropriate
any NJ thu territory I toe Chinese, but
u tuo empire should fall, England Sc
c1aildeut OF c1m.us In for a large share
OF the division that would follow. The
count says there IL great pnTt of the
Chinchu watch d. ayerse 90 war anu
desir0us Of pence at almost any price,
but there T. little chance Of this until
the JhpAnUst- Euglisn dcBigns are car.
titd OUT aud tho Chinese forced 10 tho
last extremity.
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plny Qimitedl announces cut Of 10
osnts barrel to megt reductions by It.
competitors, the Mnshbufn Crosby
compRuy sbd the Northwestern Con
a1lidatod Milling company.
The Washbufn Crosby people claim
the Pillsbuty concern is ondenvoiing
10 force them into n combination 70
maintain prices ut a uniform ngure
considerably higher than those now
quoted. They assert they will not
yield TO tho English syndicate that
controls these mills and cut below 81 Ia
expected before the week II cut. lie p
duclions made In Jobbing prices Ia the
last two weeks am0ut 10 80 cents u
barrel
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THE OELAMAR MINES SOLD.
The Released Capital 10 Do Used In
Developing Nevada Mines
ANA Constguctinr Railroad 60 Con
meet Win tha snit Lake aud
Los Angeles uohd.

DESvut, Colo, Feb. G.-Capt. J. D..
Dolsmas, tho we'll known mining
operator, hns part with his stock In
the Delamer group o mines Ia south.
western Idaho, which was sold to
London uapitalittu ia lbOl, on report
made by Prof. Vlldun, oil tle Colorado
school OF mlu,f. The DulamRr stock
is now held la Paris and London,
throt-i1uTths In the former city anu
0no.iouTth IA the latter.
IL ~ expected that Capt. DulamRr
Will use his released capital in devel-
oping his gold mines Ia southern
Nevada, AMI in constructing the pro-
pUsed railroad ftUm those mines TO a
connection with the salt Lake aud LIS
Angeles road, with when the Denver
short Linu will ultimately connect.
The tfautfcr Of the Delamar stock 10
Paris wat an Incident OF the recent ac-
uvliy 30 the L1ui0n market, whore
s2,OJO,O0J OF French capital was 10 %
vested in one week. The last repui {
from the Drlhmnr b. dated Dueembvr
81, 1891, IL gives the details VI work
Tor the month Of November, showing
tho value Of gold produced TO bs Si5,-
60i, aud the value Of silver $50, 1871.
Tue value Of the smelling orc reached
sl2,1.0, maaing tho gross earnlngs Tor
tho month SIS, 2O2. All O.. penals lol
the month ueIucled leaves profit OF
81, lss, or over fiity per cent Of the
gross receipts.
The Delsmar stock was quoted two
weeks ago at 1928 per share In this
London market aud was steadily Tis-
ing. There are 4Ol, 900 shares. Hence
tho Paris investment, making no al
lJwance for tho PROBABLE advance,
footed up a. l6l,5OO.
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WHITE FISH FRY.
A Car In Charge Of Crew Of Five
Men 10 Leave Michigan for
Utah In March.

Acting Assistant W. lie q. Ravenel,
OF the government division OF fish
culture has written to Fish Commits
siouer Musser OF Utah, saying that no
has accepted the kindly offer OF the
Union Pacific officials to furnish free
transportation from Chicago ~ Salt
Lake Of car OF white Dish Try or
eggs.
The car will bee shipped from Alpena,
Michigan, some time In March AMI
will be In charge OF regular crew e. t
i've men and cook,
The announcement ia also made
that the hatching process will not No
undertaken until the car has reached
its destination.
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AGsiu OF Twelve Hours.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6,-rhis morning
tho Northern Pacific passenger train
due VI $3.50 o'clock brought Into Chi.
oagO tue through mail from the North.
etn Pacific coast that heretofore has
not reached Chicago until 9.45 In the
evening. II was a gain OF twelve
hours but a sllll greater gain Ia the
delivery Of mail which 10 from all
points west OF BILLINGS anu includes the
japanese and Chinese mail via Van.
oouyer, by tho Oriental Steamship line.
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rAoIFIo nAILRnAps, nEnE.
Proposition to TaIso gg5, 10000 for the
GOycrumynts NiAim.

Proposition 60 Take gsd, 200, 900 for In
Governments Siatn.
CHICAGO, Feb. O.--Th1 Times has
the following rom its Washlngtyn COT
respondent;
Senator BrIce Ia convinced that a
proposition from the government 10
take 70 certain amount VI money, cav
S75, 100000 FOR its olaim against thu
Pacific railroads would bp accepted uy
the various companies iulerpatBu.
since the defeat OF the Reilly bill Ia
The deuse Saturday, the senator be.
lieyeH that this IA the mOst probable anu
most feast 10 outcome OF this long anu
seri0usd fiiculiy. 1t viii be femeiu.
beIcd that Representative Turner, o.
Georgia, Saturday afternoon PROPOSED
suru AN amendment 10 tue Reilly bin,
ut the House refused 10 consider the
amendment. senator Brice says tnat
such an arrangement would nave lO
DO made with Jus regard 90 the differ
ont companies Controlling the bond
aided Pacific railroad HyhlHm. Each
eucliOn Of tbs road 10 controlled by u
different company and neither he nor
anyone else 10 authorized ~ make uu
AKruUmeit with tle government on
the part OF all companies Concerned.
sun, he sage, he h 90 fdent that the
Union Pacific company anu number
Of It's immediate connecting lines
would DO glad enough TO enler into
such al arrangement with the govern
ment anu To offer their propOr.
Tomato amount Of the iull sum
settled uTun. The senator saya that au.
pnrliug IN niu luen This IL tuR lnsl yvav
out Oi II Tor the government. Tue
sum, say 5,OOU,O0O, IL mentioned DO.
cause mat Is about the amount VI the
principal owed To the government by
all Of tho roads OF tle middle Pacific
sayHtem.
" course In accepting such plan
tho government would completely
throw away immense sums Of Interest
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PoUuHKEEpaE, n. ", Feb. c.
Three maskcg men broke into the post
oiiioe at Mattawan this morning anu
blew open the safe. The explosion wac
heard by Officer Marshall n. 5nydor,
who entered the building. One Of the
burglars shot him. Hs condition IL
very crltiosl. The burglars escaped.
The amount stolen Ia believed ~ be
several hundred dollars.
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another i,ris,ra,Ion Need.d.

Lansing, Mich, Feb. 6.-rhere
Will be "A general Reorganization VI the
voters OF Michigan within the next
MY days. This was determined upon
ct "a caucus OF the Republican mem
bofs OF tne lower house. lnasmuch as
the amendment TO the c0nstilutiOn
which was adopted by an overwhelm-
ing majority last fall, disirauohiaes
scores OF voters In every county IN the
state who voted ut that election, de-
Clatlng that no foreign born persons
can vote Until after they have become
full citizens ~ i've years. residence, \
e-tegistration is deemed imperative.
Persons war voted on their tifst
papers last November will dad them.
selves disirauchised until they become
iull citIzsns. The number who viii be
thus uitftauohised is yAtiOualy ss-
timaIed, but II will be very large.
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wAsHISGTON, Feb. 8,-Ths House
today, b,fJro going into committee Of
tue whole on bill 10 authorize an
issue OF sou, 100000 gold bonds, adopt.
cd the resolution Of Livingston slp-
costing arbitration Of the difficulty
over tue boundary line between Brit.
ish Guiuea aud Venezuela; also bill
granting the railroad night uf way
through San Carlos Indian reserya.
liou.
PrOssius opened the debate on the
financial bill, appealing to his Repub-
lean colleagues 10 support the bill.
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gERnANs BATIsTIED.

They Get the Hest NJ the English aud
the Americans Ia samoa.
BERLGS, FtU, o. Che IOa says the
lnud commission appointed by the
three powers Interested IA the govern
meat VI Samoa. (dreat Britain, Ger
many anu the UuIled Statrs) has con-
oluded u lguOIs with tho outcome chat
while the German olhims received
au4rly iuli recognition, "tue eXagger.
ats4 demands Of Brush subjects aud
A aeTicaau we're only mOduslly COuCyl-
cd" Toe tot aids: moreover, the
German districts were pronounced 10
us more suited Tor cultivation than the
Britain anu American dls.ricu."
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. B-ThO.
legislative joint assembly met again
today. After tho returns OF the
counties had been read, Evan, Rep,
took the oath Of Office which was AT
mini tered by the magistrate In tue
state library. The secretary reiused to
tlle the Oatu,
Evans viii apply for writ OF man.
damus to compel the secretary OF state
10 tile the OATH.
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PLYMOUTH, Indiana, Feb. GA FIRE
nj $3.50 n. N. destroyed the entire build
ing OF four floors occupied by d.Molte,
clothier, q. NJ. WEIGH n Co., iewslers,
anu Otlor stores Rud numerous law
aud business offices. The building
was owned by II. Corrin, The loss h
100000, with insurance probably one.
thild.
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niNIsTER Willis MAKES A rno1rsT


COLUMBUS, o., Fep.-"rwo hundred
aud twenty-five families, averaging
i've penOus 10 u family, arc threatened
with starvation" was the message
conveyed 10 Governor Mckinley by a
committee OF three mon Il Rvndyiile,
Perry county. These ,2s0 people are
exhausted from want OF iOOd aud are
suffering i0m the cold, having no
shUus Rnd clothing. The only mine I .
tbs region anu thu ono when Was the
mainsIay Of these families has been
shut down.
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Working Men 10 Meet.

John SgubOs announces that there
will be meeting Il workingmon held
at the Pavilion on Thursday afternoon
next beginning ut . o'clock. There
will be several speakers who he says
viii discuss the financial, social anu
political condition OF the working
glasses. Resolutions will also bo pres
ented.
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FoR nErItENnIIMENr.
A PopuIist Wants tire Salaries OF tho
President and i.eg isiAtors Reduced.

Popuiint wants the Salaries Of th q
President and legislators Reduced.
GUrnRIE, q. T., Feb, GA memoir
lai has been introduced Ia the terfitot-
ial legislature by Popullst, calling
upon Congress 10 reduce the salary OF
the President, oIugrrssmen, ssnaIors
and all other ledrrsi officers One-thiTd.
Bills we're also Introduced prohibiting
Ino sale Of cigarettes la the territory
under $500 hne; Que compelling the.
alrical loompAnies 10 show everything
Advertised, and another one to divide
I'M" county iato three counties. This
latter bill will doubtless inAugurato a
county seat war.
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NEW YOMS, Feb. "a special to
the World rom New Haven say:
At the Hyperian thtutsr last night
most Of the women present wore fiat
bats and those who entered with the
big hat removed them on taking tholr
sehtr. This action was nppluuded by
the men present. by taoit contcnt the
women have decided that the big bat
muHt 40.
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CALCUTTA, Fec. d. - A dispatch
from LauOTval ys there has been severe
fiEhyiug IN thU 0Iate Of ka-hkur
(also called ChilraD between UmIn,
shan OF Jandul, aud the ChitAils,
resulting In heavy losses on both
riJes, Ihe Cuitralis were defeated.
Umra hat 1000 mon, OF whom 1000
were armed with niles,
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NEw YuRiS, Feb. Ga special 10
the W0rid from Nashus, New Ham,
shire, say;
q rus A. Sulloway, who was elected
~ "a Republican to the next House Of
Representative AZ the successor Of
Henry w. Blair, has come out for
silver. lie enjoys the distir elton o.
being the only member Of the New
England delegation who has yoi taken
a stand opposed 10 the prevailing cur.
rency creed OF the East.
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NEW YoKIl, Feb. Ga special 20
the World from Wilmington, Del,
says:
The engagement OF Thomas Il. Bay
ard Jr., son VI a AMBASSADOR BAyRrd, 10
Miss Dorothy Davis, is announced.
Miss Davis is n former Philadelphia,
but has lived hero some time. The
weuding will probably take place IN
the spring,
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WIN H.. ,Iere oIorIon..

LouANspORr, Ind, Feb. Culver
Military Academy Of Lake Making
uckec, which was destroyed by hfo
yesterday, will be rebuilt At once upon
pRlatial plan. It. wealthy patron, II.
Il. Culver, Of b. Louie, announces
that he will cxpond 1928, 900 upon new
bulldInga alonn.
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TIour nnI Compnnls. % var.

CHICAGO, Feb, O,--1he three great
Hour mill companies Of tue Northwest
are embrolled In war VI prices that
promises TO bring the commodity down
TO hguo that, from tho standpoint Of
the miller, viii no ruinouF. The Pills
bury, Washington, Flour MIL COM
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WAsHISGrON, Feb. 6.-rho Senate
today LOOK up the diplomatic appropri.
alton bill ana have been engaged most
OF the day IN the debate over the
amendment apprOpTiaung $500, 900 ~
begin laying a cable 10 Hawaii.
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CHICAGO, Fet. 6.--Prssident w. r.
Bakervi this board o. ttade, announced
today that he would Itsigu ut the pub
lie meeting called for tuis afternoon.
The trouble grew out Of the rejection
by the traders Of the resolution TO Etol.
iHh privilege Uadiug,
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MACnOurAu, H., Feb. 6.-Tho de.
termination OF the coal minufs Ia this
district to secure a Uniform Gale OF ~
cents ton has eliminated Ia strike
In nb ut half dozen mines. About
900 men qui, work.
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WITHIN TmE HINEnAL nrLr.
Lands Selected by the Central Pacin,
Railroad.

EaITWH WTTVTT0W " NV NTWTTNT TNTTTlT
Railroad.
WAsmNGTOS, Feb. G.-The score.
Ary VI tue Interior has decided that
tic lands embraced In "a list OF l33,6Jl
aCtue solicited by the Central Pacific
railroad ARE within the clearly defined
mineral belt aud has accordingly posg-
pcuC1 the Issuance % patents ponding
tho publication OF notice. a protect 10
the list has been received az the DE-
paTtmont from william J. Lawrence,
who alleges lao has if ten years ue.u
engaged IN miniug In one Il the lst'
sJlI.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
"BillI" Eyaus's iors, Fall, Upou Him,
Br,akius one or His Legs.

William Evans, familiarity known
as "BllIy," met with n painful accl-
dent about 1880 O'Clock this forenoon.
While riding his horse, highly
motIied animal, at lively gait around
the corner Of Second South and state
streets It slipped on the icy asphalt
pavement aud fell heavily upon him
biuising him aud breaking QUE Of his
legs above the ankle. lie was carried
% O. the drug store In the Galeua
block where Or. kjos, who was sum.
moned, reduced tue fracture, alter
which he was sent home In carriage.
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DEus ON TmE STAND.
rullman uRd Gone 60 Warrington
und Could Rot be Hummonod.

nnu Could Nut bo summoned.
CHICAGO, Feb, Cat the opening
4 the Debs conspiracy case today the
deputy marshal who spent yesterday
los attempting 90 summon George
M, Pullman as u witness Tor the de.
Tense, reported that no had gone 10
Washington. Tho dsf,nse tnen called
President Debs Of the a. X. u. to the
stand.
Debs reviewed the history and pur-
poses Of the A. n, ". The Pullman
strike, he taid, was without his consent
and contrary 10 his advice.
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wAsuIsGrON, FeU. U.-rhere was
nothius new regarding Tue proposed
bplI issue up ull 2:l6 p. m. Word
was received that 100000 In GOLD had
been Withdrawn from the New YuTk
suO-ttoasuTy. II Is not Tor export
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DEATH or A sTRANoEm
Believed 90 lie the champion shot of
tue World.

the World,
ATLANTA, Ga, Foo. 6.-rho news
was brought 10 tue city Monday Of the
death " wealthy ana mysterious
stranger ut Au,tlll. the man had
bcen stopping at the Lithia Springs
snnitltium f0r two weeks. His trunks,
which were many, and all his papers,
established h's identity as l.. 3. Bogar.
dus, Of Los Angeles, Gals. The strAng.
or IN believed TO be Captain A. II.
Bogardus, tue champion shot Of the
world.
Mr.. Veal, Of Austoll, who has charge
q tue body, says that some OF the
letters found on tho dead mans Per.
con establish this fact beyond a doubt.
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whiur it hiss Maid upon tNsse govern.
men bonds, but the outlook tor ia
GAINING the fuil amount uus 10 IL now
we'll ui. h hopeless.
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Robbed rhs postonies.

hIDDLErowH, Ohio, Feb. 0.-Three
masked men robbed ths Matlewan
postoiiloe this morning. A policeman
attempting 10 make arrests was mor,al-
~ wounded.
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Ban FRANCISCO, Feb. 0. - Max J.
Franklin a Co., wholesale jewellers at
2l-23 Suffer street, are In serious imam.
Uial straits. Shsrin Whelan took pos.
session Of the store yesterday Afternoon
on at .Ohment obtained by stern cred.
itors, anu Il Ia said that other creditors
will call on the sheriff today.
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Beunto Dsmoeralio nniority Como.

HAsHISUTOS, Feb. 6.-The Demo
cratic majority OF the Senate was elm.
mated today when CLARK, the new
Senator from Wyoming, was sworn IN.
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ooLD DAY IN NEw YoRk.

NEW York, Fet. 0.-This IL the
coolest day here siuce December ~,
1880, when the Thermometer registered
below zero, and the third coolest day
on record. Today ut am. the weather
bureaus Thermometer, 800 ieet above
Broadway, registered below. At o
ann. aero, ana 10 am. . above.
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sTASDGsH, Mich, Feb. G.-John
Book, vile aud lOur small children
were burned 10 death this morning NJ
Omer.
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srNsArIONAL CoUnr SCENE
AZ the opening of the uasward nar
der Trial.

MIENEApOLIs, Fec. 6.--Thore was
nm Intensely Sensational scene IN the
court room today shortly after the
Hayward murder trial opened. Blixt,
the self'oonieased murderer, was still
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blizzard IN KANSAS.

LAwRESCE, KanI., Feb. GA
blizzard set In hers at 8 O'Clock this
morning. The thermometer fell rapid.
~. At noon 1t was down 10 zero.
A blizzard struck Kansas City at o
O'Clock this morning. signal OniooT
O'Connor says Il viii DO 10 TO 10 below
zero before midnight.
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PiTTeBUKu, Fob. B.-F0r three days
tho mercury has registered below zero.
Last night 10 dropped six below. For
the frst TINE In many years both
TiverH ara frozen over. A shortage Of
natural gas cauoed much suffering and
many families returned TO using coal.
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LONDON, Feb. O.-Bitterly cold
weather, accompanied oy snowstorms,
prevails generally throughout Great
Buiaii. Several persons have been
found frozen TO death la the country.
The railroad tfainH In Scotland and
Wales are bl5okndui by suow drills.
The y weather. on the continent has also
boon very severe. In Paris there were
i've dUA,nB yesterday from cold.
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sroRss Oh I'M AaLANTIc.


ALBANY, N. ", Feb, c. At 4
O'Clock this morning the thermometer
registered 20 bslOw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
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CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-rhe snow storm
prevailing today threatens 10 result IN
widespread blockade. Tue weather
bureau officials here give uotice Of
probably heavy snow, GcoJrapau'ed by
Q severe o0ld wave tomorrow Ia Kan.
tns, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan aud
Inuisha,