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The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

Dan Creedon defeated Billy Hen
messy in six rounds at Boston.
| Hubbard Smith is the first consular
appointed under the civil service.
The Raleigh has gone on a cruise to
ward the Texas coast looking for fill
busters.
| M. II. Wilbur entered a burning
stable at Milford, Ind, to save horse
and lost his life.
| The German emperor was much
pleased with his visit to the American
cruiser New York
| +. ii. Fall, a bookkeeper and promi
nent business man of Nashville, Tenn.
committed suicide.
| Mrs. j. Henson attacked Mrs. J. VOL.
linger with an AK at Aurora, Mo-, and
got shot in the neck.
Prof Leyden and DR.. Nothnagel
| have announced that the condition o.
the czarwitch is critical.
Discovery has been made of an ex.
tensive ticket fraud perpetrated upon
the burlington by scalpers.
The Spanish minister, De LONE, de.
MES that Capt Campos, son of the gen.
eral, has been shot in Cuba.
There are rumors current in London
and st. Petersburg that China refuses
to saction the Russo-Chinese loan.
Alonzo Miller is under arrest at Day.
ton, o., for causing the death of Annie
Frost, Shaker farmers daughter.
Gen. Phillip w. Stanhope, retired
army officer, died at indianapolis, Ind.
from sarcoma, caused by smoking
strong cigars.
Seymour Keener murdered his cons
ms, Lille and Laura Moore, in Rabun
county, Ga. Lille had declined to re-
ceive him as sutton.
John Revonshire, United States dis
trict court clerk for the western dis
trict of Louisiana, has been indicted
on charge of embezzlement
The government is going to give a
thorough test to the new armor-pierc-
Ing projectile which it is asserted will
destroy the stoutest battleship.
Z. L.. Morehouse, one of the oldest
newspaper men in Iowa, committed
suicide Monday at Mount Pleasant.
His head was nearly severed by a razor.
An injunction has been filed to re-
strain Secretary of State Lesueur from
submitting the capital removal resolu-
tion to vote of the people of Mis-
souri,.
Charles Libby, the well-known pack.
er, died in Chicago, Monday. after a
lingering Illness lie was the first man
In Chicago to make the experiment. of
canning meat.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

The new 800" canal, recently COM
pleted by the Canadian government,
must prove of immense value. viewed
in relation to the Dominion's vast chain
of artificial waterways. When the en-
largement of the Welland canal (now
proceeding is completed, the Canucks
will have an independent waterway of
twenty feet depth from the Atlantic. to
all points on the great lakes. The
rivalry between the United States and
Canada for the immense traffic of the
lakes will now become tiercer, by rea-
son of the construction of this new
shipway.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

The decision of England to build a
railway from the coast to the heart of
Africa may probably induce France to
go into similar enterprise. Henry
NJ. Stanley recommends the construc-
ton of track from Algeria to the
Soudan, and says that one of the great
est needs of Africa is north and
south railway through its central
regions from the Mediterr anean to the
cape.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

ILLINOIS has taken the lead among
the states in adopting the Torrens
system of land transfers. under which
real estate can be made quick asset,
with as easy change of ownership as
certificate of stock. Any person
may present his abstract and other
evidence of title to the recorder and
obtain certificate of ownership, a
duplicate thereof being placed on rec
ord; and at each subsequent sale the
existing certificate will be surrendered
and another one issued to the new
owner.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

THE United States shipped away
1000, 900 more bushels of wheat, 5000
more barrels of -four, 10000 more
bushels of corn, 1900 more bushels of
oats, 10000 more bushels of barley
and 100000 more bushels of corn-meal
last month than in May, 1894. and got
better prices for everything except
flour and meal. In aggregate value
the gain was over $1,000. 600 or about
10 per cent.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

THE savage prince Nasrulla Kahn,
who is now the lion of London socie-
Ity. is. next to his father, the ameer of
Afghanistan, perhaps the most impor-
tant parsonage in the world. Afghan
istan is the buffer state between En-
gland on the one hand and Russia on
the other. Should these two powers
ever engage in conflict over Asiatic
supremacy, the friendship of the ameer
would bring with it almost incalcula-
BILE advantage. Hence, there is inter-
ested motive in feting and dining the
eastern boor.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

TRAMrs will probably avoid Massa.
chusetts If the state carries out it's
plan of establishing farm of 1000
acres, where Migrants will be sent and
put through compulsory course in
agriculture for one or two years The
tramp has a constitutional objection to
the acquisition of knowledge when it is
complicated with anything resembling
q full days work.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

Az electric car containing sixty pas
sengers on the Yarmouth Western
railroad jumped the track about two
miles from New Bedford Mass. on the
Esd, rolling over and injuring thirty
people.
On the 23d an excursion boat on
Lake Maggiore, Italy, was struck by
a squall and capsized, and ten of its
occupants drowned.
OK the night of the 23d Express Mes
senger Cunningham was found muir
dered in his car when the Texas & Pa
cific west-bound cannon ball arrived at
Forney, Tex. His body was pierced by
three rife balls. The deed was done
after leaving Terrell
On the night of the esd small boat
containing party of excursionists
was run down by the steamer Stein
on the River Spree, In Germany, and
nine of the occupants were drowned
A CoURT-MARTIAL at Przemysl, Aus
TRAN Galacia, convicted twenty-six
hussars for the murder of quarter
master and three non-commissioned
officers. Ten of the convicted men
were selected by lot, sentenced to
death and shot. The other sixteen
were sentenced to life Imprisonment.
STREET CAR was held up near Riv-
erside cemetery, Denver, Col, at 11:30
o'clock on the night of the cath, by
three robbers. One covered the con-
ductor, another the gripman, while the
third relieved the conductor of about
SIS. The passengers were not molested
MISCELLANEOUS.
TUE James Hamilton Machine Co. of
North Adams Mass, which cut wages
10 per cent. at the time of the business
depression, has voluntarily restored the
same. The company employs about 125
hands.
THE Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co.
OF Scranton. Pa, has given notice that
wages of all its employees will be in
creased 10 per cent. to take effect from
July l. Between 5000 and 5000 men
are affected.
The excise law was rigidly enforced
in New York city on the Esd. As far
as possible there was policeman Oh
guard at every saloon in the city, and
wherever bar was open the emissa-
ries of President Roosevelt of the police
board promptly arrested the dispenser
of drink. 1t was the dryest Sunday
New York has ever known.
ADvICEs received at Mombassa, on
the oath, stated that three English Off.
GERS had been killed by the natives at
Unyoro, Africa.
THE American Institute of Homeop-
athy, in session at Newport, r. l., de-
cided, on the cath, upon Detroit, Mich,
as the place Of its next meeting.
The 10-per-cent. increase in wages by
the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co.. of
Scranton, Pa, affecting between 1000
and 5000 men, will increase the pay
roll of the company about $500 per
month. The increase was voluntary,
because of improvement in business.
A DISPATCH from St Petersbu re-,
dated the 24th. announced that China
had refused to ratify the Russian loan.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

PEOPLE of middle age can remember
when the only use for India rubber
was to erase pencil marks. The inn
portance of the article now is indi-
Gated by the fact that in the first
three months of 1895 this country paid
$1,000, go for its importation. The In
dia rubber tree has become Industrial
ly one of the most remarkable in tho
whole list
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

LIKE Gen. Campos in Cuba, who, it
is reported, declared that he feared
yellow fever more than he did the bull
lets of the insurgents, the French are
beginning to discover that there are
other foes to face in Madagascar be-
sides the Hova soldiers. There is a
great deal of sickness among the
French troops in the interior of the
island. The number of deaths is
,alarmingly large. OF course, France
has sufficient resources to make con-
quest of the island, men being cheap
in Europe.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

GUATEMALA exports about $50, 00o.-
900 worth of coffee annually and ships
it almost exclusively in bags bought in
!. England and Germany. This is q
pointer for American manufacturers
of and dealers in bags and bagging.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

THE moral OF the North Sea- Bal tic
canal lies in the fact that it was
finished in the allotted time and within
the estimates. The methodical sure
ness of the Germans was never better
shown than in this engineering in
stance.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

ACCORDING to the report of the COM
missioner of education. there were Is
$40, 26s pupils in the public schools of
the United States last year. This
surpasses the record of any other ma
ton. and shows why our country takes
the lead in popular intelligence.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

THE lesson of SPANS large expendi-
lures in Cuba is that il would be money
i'm her pocket to sell the island to- the
United States for whatever she can
get, but she won't do it for sentimental
reasons
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

IT may be that the Cuban revolution
has been suppressed, as Spain claims;
but If SO, then she Is sending more sol
diers there to keep it suppressed than
were required to put it down.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28
What is

Samuel Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops, Soothing Syrups, Oil
1t is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms alays
fevershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Darrhoa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatulency.
Castora assmilates the food, regulates stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
toria is the Chldrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28
CastOria.

"csstora Is SO well adapted to children th.s
recommend il as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER M. D.,
III So. Oxford 81, brooklyn. N. r.
sour physicians in the cbildren's depart.
ment have spoken highly Of their expert.
ence in their outside practice with castoria.
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products. yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won US to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DrsprNsAnY.
Boston, AaaA
ALLEN c. SMITH, Rss.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28
Castoria.

"castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upoa their children"
DR.. G.. c. OsGooD,
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

"castoria Is the best remedy for children of
which am acqus'uted hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest OF their children, and use Castoria
instead of the vasteus quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium. morphine soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats thereby
sending them to premature graves"
Dr.. ]. r. KINcHELoR,
Conway, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1895-06-28

The centaur Company, TT Murray Street, New "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-21
Relief Society Conferences.

The regular quarterly conference Of
the Salt LGAe Stake Relief soclsty
was held Dec. l4ib, In tho Fourteenth
ward assembly hall.
There were present on tho stand a
full quorum OF the Stake officers, Aiso
Of the Central board, President I'D
n, Young, Counselofa jane =. Rich
ards and BasnebA w. smith, AZ. b.
Wells, Maria W. Wilcox, Emma 5.
Taylor, ana Mary Ann Hyde, presl.
dent OF Relief society 10 EanIets stake.
President NJ. +. Horne, presiding.
Conference opened Ia the usual man.
ner. Roll called. Forty zone branch. .
Represented. Minutes of the previous
conference read ana approved.
President Horne was more than
pleased with the attendance, also the Il,
presentation from tue different. so cietie,
ana gave the officers many gOOu iu-
strucuons In REGARD TO their duties.
a greater patt Of thu Gay was taken
~ IA the giving VI verbal reports Of
work done aud condition OF the Various
watd societies, which were all very
interesting and enoouraglnr, reflect.
ing great credit on our ORGANIZATION.
Very interesting aud initrucuve re-
marks were made during the afternoon
eession by Counselor Jane \. Richards,
President Msry Ann Hyde, President
nlna ID. II. Young anu Sister l.. B.
Wclls. Tue secretaries were urged 10
be prompt In sonding IN their six
months reports ~ soon A. possible after
ID csmber 81. Conference RdiOufned
Tor three month";.
MARGARET A. GAME,
Secretary.
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ii, Scandinavian Meeting. at Assembly Hail,
German Meeting. at soeA Hail. 10 m.
Home missionaries In the city
wards tomorrow evening.
Rcorganized Church Of Jesus Christ oil
la ter.day Saints. Mission chapel south
sido Of second South between SECOND
and Third EssL sunday school at 10
a.m.; preaching a. II am. and pm, by
Elder llyrum o. smith.
First Unitarian Society, Unity hall, a
Main street, Row. Adelbort L.. Hudson,
minister. Services ~ II am. There will
DO a patriotic service In communication
OF tho 2Ibth Anniversary OF the landing OF
the Pilgrims at Plymoth Rock. Subject
OF sermon. "rho Influence OF the Puti-
tans and Pilgrims on our National Life
Tho musical program will consist Of APP
propsiaie Aelections rendered by the
choir and congregation, and solo by
Mr.. George Lawrence, "rhe Breaking
Waves Dashed High.h Sunday school
at 1880. Special practice for Christmas
service.
ST. paul's chapel, Main street and
Fourth South. In charge OF st. paul'A
Associate Mission. Services tomorrow,
=. m, holy communion; / am, morn
ing praj or aud litany and sermon, . pm,
sunday school, 1880 y. m, evening prayer
and sermon. Services on Christmas day;
AZ midnight on Christmas eve, a choral
celebration Of tho eucharist; at s ~. m,
holy communion, 1880 u. M, morning
prayer; II a. M, holy communion aud
sorinoni 5;3D y. M, evening prayer. Daily
services a. usual; Monday, $50 aud ".
IN. and $3.50 p. mi Friday, $50 and o am.
and 1850 y. M. other days, ESQ aud o a.
m. aud 1880 y M, with briof meditation.
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The season mostly dreaded b. thea-
ltIcal managers /, drawing to close.
shortly before the Christmas holidays,
the minds OF the general public are
naturally 70 much occupied, that even
strong theatrical attractions often fall
short Of being rtmluerallve. with
the arrival Of the holidays, amusc-
ments are again looked for and the
managers generally expect rich ha'-
vest and are not disappointed. Inc
coming week is not likely to prove 40
exception to this rule, as far rs the
Salt Lake plaoes Of anusemont ere
conoernsd, especially as both at tue
ThsAtsr, the Grand and the Lyctun'
strong attractions are offered the thea
ier-goers.
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College Social Farewell.

The students and teachers OF the
Lal'of-day saints' College yesterday
afternoon, before departing to their
vaTious homes throughout this Terri.
try aud aiiolaiuz sIatos and lersilo-
rles TO spend their Christmas vacation,
meIin tho assembly hall OF the College
l0t the purpose u expressing Their
pleasure anu satisfaction ia having
been associated together Ia an intlltu.
Ilsn where broIhgrly anu sistsTly love
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Beautiful Calendars.

The NEWS was tho recipient today
OF = collection OF beautiful 1899 oalsn-
dars from u. q. NJ. 1. Each one Ia a
work Of art Ia ltsoli ami will IN these
days Of surprising designs and color
creations, compare iavorablY with the
very best productions IN that line.
Patrons OF the groAt busii.oss institu.
tlon that IL distributing them are sure
TO appreciate such artistic and useful
tokens.
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Sugar Ilonse Sunday School.

An entertainment under the auspices
OF the Sabbath school In Sugar House
ward will be given ut tho hchsol house
10 that ward on Monday evening next.
Ars. Il. IL. Bliss, who is prominently
connected with ths affair, statcs tina,
among tho attractions will be Miss
Romnoy, ME-. Lizzie Thomas Ell.
wards aud Niles BAbcock, and that a
program OF unusual excellence has
oeen prepared. A large attendance 10
exl scteI.
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Veteran Volunteer Fireman.

Geo. NJ. ottinger, president OF the
Veteran Volunteer FiTemsn's RssoclA-
ton, 10 anxious to have eli members OF
the equalization meet at their hall on
Monday evening next at 1880 10 aI-
range the necessary details for artici-
pating In the big procession on InAugu-
mi DnY
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City Teachers Paid Today.

The teachers OF the public schools
were paid sll 900 today on account OF
three weeks December salary. The pay
ment was made before ;hs holidays In
accordance with q custom that has
been In vogue sincs the organization
Of the board OF education.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Regular services Of tie Church Of
Jesus Chfist OF Lsttsr.day Saints will
TO held tomorrow a, O'Clock In the
Tabernacle; Sunday Schools IN the
various Wards At 10 am, and meetings
IN the city Ward Assembly Rooms aud
.aiacent wards ~ follow.
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Forgiven or Jack o. DlAmo nds, n
melodramA OF Western lifO, will DO
presented At the Lycoum this week.
Maiinees will he gwen ON Christmas
day anu Saturday. The scenes are
laid IN Florida and New Mexico. and
tne cast OF characters includes: Mexi-
cans, gamblers, negroes, and others VI
tho border type.
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Grand Opera IIouao.

The past week NJ the Grand has
been most successful one, lhe stirring
war time play Lyuwood nAyiug been
performances.
Next wesk, beginning Monday, Dec.
sstd, q modern romantic drama by
martina Morton, entitled Helen, IL to
Nc presented. tis aplay Of modern
lh9ught and lucas ana the story Is
NulIe interesting anu dramatic, The
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS.


Dscember - IS, 81 und Jai usty /,
the Union Pc o. viii sell excursion
ticketa TO all points In Utah anu an
point on It, sys'sW W.T. 10 $50 mile Z,
nj ore fare ior ih- riuud Trio. Nj
tickets goOi returning until Jatuary
an
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4 Grand Rush
For Nnas noy,I Ice Ia tolle', shaving
npd comb set.
Brown Terry & Woodruff Co, lag
Main = rect.
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The, MiII ApprccInte

One Of our many Jackets and Dressing
Gowns lot Nmap,
Brown, Terry & Woodruff Ce., l4e
Main Street.
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A series OF three oIBcafls ate bein-
arranged for, 70 he given Ina tho Tabcl.
naole on tho second Friday ofanoh
month, tcginniug Ia January. Tue
California eGoursion chorus had al.
ready planned f.r theirs, whom they
learned OF move gmo1g tho NJ. |, A 4,
TO ne up a gymnasium anu reading
rooms Ia thls CITY, Professor stephens
being iItefestod In each enterprise
brought both together with the Tesul
that the series OF concerts will DO given
under the suspicts OF the impro vSmvut
Assoclatlon League, each doug its
utmost 10 All the other Ia securing
such patronage from the public anu
their friends az will assure subatAu.
tial aid to both.
Among those whose services are al.
ready secured, besides the separate
organizations men lorei above, ara
r. q, EastOn, i gan, Bessie Dean
Allison Ogduns Agnes Olson rhomas
Lizzie Thomas Edward, George ID
Pyper, Willard Neihe, Heber s. ODD.
dard, Thomas AshwoTIh, Miss Maul
Babc0ck, Master Charley Pike, Horace
EnsiSD, Mable Cooper, and other.
Negotiations ara going on TO secure
Mrs. Nellie Dfuce Pugsley, Mr. NJ
Bingham, MIR, Peabody vita his OR.
pheus cub, and others VI cur leading
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tie WIN ne rickicd

with a dozen bandRerchieis n selected
rom our ttOck.
Brown, Terry Il woodruff o., lia
Main Street.
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The best values Ia tue city. Suis
to order $500.
BUCKLE 3 SoE,
Established May /, 1870. TaiIou.
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Tho wsrId OF nusio.

One hundred and atty OF our TAbsr,
nAole choir singers, including TN
amateur chorus was took the sb0J
rr'Ls At the EistsdIiod last tall, also
tho Cecilia club, anu IN u " the Boz
CantAs One wiHning laiir.' chOfusssl,
the harmas chorus VI fJity Renlletnt u
aud tho Harmony Gle oluU, iRtVud
taking musioal pleasure uip 10 Cal.
iorniS Ia tho early spflg. Nearly all
OF our leAding ol.is,s nro Ataoug tho
numoer and II lhsy give eoaooris Ia
tue western mstrJ. 0lls-as they an.ini.
rate uoiug-we viii lave Representa-.
tlves who viii t. ti.ct much credit on
our fair city ma SlalV, Auu 4. d.
lorna Will Efog what the noted
"MOrmUn ohuii" canuo.
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Three Crown Spices are stronger
than the imported, because they are
ground 60 order fresh every day.