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DAMAGE SUIT.
The q. $. l.. & II. =. Railway Company
the Defendant.

Commissioner Bommer is hearing
this afternoon complaint and prayer
for dNmsges against the Great Salt
Lake q dot Springs Railway com.
psny, tue plaintiffs boing Ir'. Laura
Murray and Thomas Murray, hor hus.
band. Cochran, Murphy q White.
horn appeared fpr plaintiffs and Raw
lins& CritohlOw c3nduc,ed tho csno for
the defendants.
The plaintiffs RlleRe that on the
fltth Jay of september, 1896, Mrs.
Murray was driving horse AMI
buggy along Third West street, be.
tween FTst AMI Second North streets,
when the defendants engine aad cars
came along the road, the tngins emit
ting steam from tho cylinders, etc.,
anu frightening the horse snd causing
tue same 10 run away, over
turning tho buggy, throwing out
ami tevqrely injufing tbs occupants
and dtsltDying the vehicle. The inlu-
ries to Mrs. Murray were such 90 to
cause the outlay OF SIS 90 for medi-
cines, hysicisn's services and uuTsi ~;
aud be,iues ibis, the plaintiffs claim
damages for personal Injury In the
sum OF Sg22 80, making total In this
case Of 10000.
The same litlgRnts arc parties TO
another amt fled for si5 damages 10
tho cost Of the buggy destroyed In the
above named runaway.
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runTmrR rARrIcuLAns.

DENvER, Ost. ls.-A special 70 the
Times from Cresde, Colo, sayt: About
2;8O this morning the lire broke out In
the Cottage Home hotel, which swept
over four blocks OF tho business portion
OF the city Of Creole, from second to
Fourth street anu from tho Denver
and Rio Gande's track 10 within n
hundred and nity feet OF cha street,
destroying about sl5O,OOO worth OF
property. Among the buildings dts-
troyed are the city hall, First Natiou-
al bank, Creole Sentinel, Candle ami
Miner, newspaper offices, the Tortino
hotel and the mercantile establish
ments OF this Famous company, War
ron * Coulson, jesse Guiley, L.. o..
rrelvAr, tho Tabor Produce company,
Spurgeon & Cssidy, Knodel q Stone,
H., MoChbu and +. ID. Potter. The
Western Union telegraph office was
destroyed, but the post Office, which
was ON the edge OF the burned district,
was saved. THIS 10 the second dlsas-
trous fire In the history Of Creede. The
tirst was In June, 1872, ami destroyed
the entire town.
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mcmters Of the imperial antilles and
many reprose ntRlives OF the royal
families Of the emp ife, participated to.
Gay In the ceremonies attend ant upon
the unwilling NJ Ia" Emperor FL d.
cfick monum mt IN tao baIilen d Of
Woerth. Theit msjesliea were rtclivt u
by this governor general OF Alsace-
Lorraine, Prince Hohenlohe.Lsngen-
burg, who also delivered An addres. Of
welcome. After patriotic sngs by
the Stfasburg Choral sJciety and n
stirring address from General Won
M0schke, the monument was unveilol
aud was Afterwards inspected by a. the
members Of the Imperial party.
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GETTING SERIOUS NOV.
Order Issued 60 ro,tify tn. Frontier
where NoncxueInn. Nay At
tempt 10 Cross.

LONDON, Oct. ,s.-The ~. janice
Gn2sIto this afternoon made highly
important and sensational statements
regarding Ven,Euels, which seem 10
show that this dispute between that re-
public anu Great Britain mas assumed
grave aspect. 1t says since Right
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain resumed
uffice ~ secretary Of state for the
colonies, he has paid close personal at.
tention 10 the question OF tue relations
between Great Britain and Nenezuels,
aud has taken tho iDitiatofy In directing
Ia part this administration Of the affairs
OF the British colony OF Guiana, nd
Joining Vontzuela.
This Gazstte says; 1--WE are now
enabled to give tho tenor Of thu remark.
nblv dispatch, In which IL outlined tho
imperial policy towards the colonies.
The document 10 Of much Importance,
inRsmnoh IA IL was followed by cabled
I slrucIic from Mr.. Chamberlain to
the g0yei nor OF British Guians,
Sir Charles Cameron Lees, X. q.
NJ. g.. to obtain, without delay,
n vote for the provision Of two Maxim
hahNe NAh VI ~ W w HNAAlVNtl
at Ufuan or elsewhere along the
frontier, whore the Venezuelans may
attempt to cross. The mere fact that
Chamberlain csbled ths Instructions
for the defense OF the frontier Ia this
manner l. positive proof that tho i'm
peTial government will not tolerate a
repetition Of tbs Ufuan incldent, and
intends TO hold the frontier, within the
5chomburgh line, by force n neces-
sary. Chamberlain advocates e.
pecially the fostering OF gold mining,
anu urgea the cutting Of road from
upper Barima river ~ Guyunia, point
ing cut lie Importance from u military
point OF view, as IL would enable the
government 10 keep more closely In
touch with the frontier anu thwart tho
repeated attempts ut the Vouezuslau
aggression, adding that in view
pJ,sibly OF au early and rapid expAn.
sion Of gold mining, Twin DO nec,s.
ssry ~ provide adequately for the pro.
lection oi tho nOTthwest district, and
recommends the increase Ia number
OF military and police, ~ well a. the
erection OF barracks on the ftontier."
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seeing the placing OF furniture, tapes.
titles anu pic ufe haHging In tbs house
every day, an has but little time TO
spare. The duke dimes with Mrs. Van.
derbilt AMI bis flance every evening,
Other In their private dining room AT
tue Savoy or In company with Oliver
Al. 7. Belmont OF the Waldorf.
VI the Tour thousand wedding cards
iesusd, a fair proportion went 10 differ.
emit families OF the English nobility.
Ihs entire British diplomatic corps
stationed at Washington will be pres.
ent, Including the Ambassador, Sir
Julian PauDeeiorte, Lady Paunoe-
iofte and thelr family; Lord and
Lady Cough will also attend.
Though not yet settled, the impression
II that Lord Westmeatb, OF higher
rank than any other single man OF the
embassy, will DO one Of the ush .rs.
Besides the important wedding
gown aud the outfit Tor tho bridal trip,
nothing whatever viii be done In 10
gard TO q ttosscRu before the wedding.
Apropoa OF the bridal costume, n prom
ineut woman socially said Mrs. Van.
dorbilt had two bridal gowns sent from
Pafls for her daughter, one
magnificent affair, suitable 10
great hsircss aud the future
D1chees OF Marlborough. On this the
lace IL worth n kiag's ransom. The
veil IL wide and long enough to BE-
caught way back on the dtluiy head Of
the young BRIDE anu TO sweep down to
the very border Of the long train Of
superb satin.
When this IL worn, somo OF the
inject diamond ornaments In the world
Will ornamenttho corsago anu cOiileur.
Tbs other wedding gown Ia Of tn.
youthful style, dainty, exquisite OF
make and simple TO degree. with
this n full tuille veil viii be worn
and the embIowatic orange blossom
wreath.
Mrs. Vanderbilt win spent the
winter abroad anu one OF the fret steps
ofpfepaTatiOn In this direction was the
discharge Of her first chef.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
They Inquire Into Claims Against thu
Gravity Sewer Contractors
Routine Work.

A special mssting OF the boani OF
public works was held late yesterday
afternoon, at which time the claims
against the gravity sewer contractors
were inquired into, but az the legal
luminaries wore not present TO give
the Iequ red advice which the board
found itself In need Of. the matter was
laid over until Monday afternoon next
at 8 o'clock.
The board then turned themselves
10 other matters which demanded their
immediate attention. Tna only bid re-
esiysd for the care OF city sewage at
the mouth OF the gravity sewer, was
one from q. NJ. Owens, which was re-
jsoted, aud this matter reported back to
tue CITY Council. ThV board rseom-
monied that the city engineer call the
Councils attention TO the mater Il
building n gate house At the mouth Of
tho gravity sewer, costing not TO eE.
coed $3.50.
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1hs narna,s humble nur.,lpr.

LONDON, DOT. is.-Up to q O'Clock
this afternoon the Barnato SHARE sei-
Element passed without any special
Incident, although trouble Ia appre.
hendud. Barnato helped several
brokers 10 tide over the settlement by
supporting the market himself. There
was scarcely bright spot In the litt OF
slocks, but tho mining slump has been
arrested for the moment by attention
being devoted to the Bsrnatos, In
which the difference to be- faced Ia sup
posed to be enormous. This feeling 10
one Of great anxiety, which is not re-.
lieyed by the impression prevalent In
Paris that tbs mining market has not
seen It's worst. In spite OF this, the
changes today were not important.
The attack on Kafiirs was resumed.
Although a carry-Over OF the BarnstO
shares was effected, fears are enter.
taiued that failures must occur. One
default 10 announced.
NEW York, Dot. lS.-The foreign
exchange market has developed special
weakness on sale by Kuhn, Loeb q
Co., OF q large block Of American &C.
curities 10 Europe. IL Ia understood
that The securities are In conu eotion
with the Anaconda mining syndicate.
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Iiis s.ryie. Not wanted.

CHICAGO, Dot. lS.-Albion w.
small, mead professor OF sociology anu
Nathaniel Butler, director OF the uni
vefsity extension bureau OF the Unit.
votsity OF Chicago, with tue ooncuf-
renee Of Precedent HAtpor, have
replied In lengthy letter 10 tho state.
meuts made by Prof. Edwin w. Beml,,
relative to his dismissal from the uni.
vefsity.
They say that from the 1tt Z Of
Bemis'A position was that OF Ruu.-
veTslty oSlonsion pro 'essor aud TIA
his services were never needed In ho
uuiyetsity proper. Tue number Of lee.
lures delivered by the professor acc
cited aud 1t 10 said that the attendance
constantly decreased. His actual
eatninge are gwen as 81 900 u year,
whereas his salary was $1,000. There
being no endowment for Carrying ON
this work 1t became evident that Prof.
Bsmis's lectures would have 10 cease.
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woman'a Temperance Union.

BALTIMORE, Oct ls.--rho twenty
second annual national Woma q
Christian Temperance Union began
here today. PrSsldent Miss Frances
h' WllIaIu cAlleu the CONVENTION 10
order ana read the annual address.
The annual report OF the correspond
Ing secretary, Mrs. Kashrlne Lente
Steve nsoD, Of Massachusetts,, followed.
Ara. Mollis MoGse Smell, OF Missls.
sipp, national evangelist, led the
services through tue ovangolistic
bour.
"Noontide prayer" followed, after
which the convention listened 10 the
annual report Of the treasurer, Mrs.
Helen M. Barker, Of Illinois,
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suffered from n,ianehoi,..

BAN FRASCIsCo, Oct. ls.-John Don.
nelly, one VI the old Billy Emerson
minstrel company ,has been sent TO the
asylum for Tue Insane at UxiAu,s, tho
suggestion OF u Committee from the
benevolent aud Protective Order of
Elss, OF which he was u member. lie
was suffering from that form OF insa =
NY known as melancholla, with occA-
tiJnal fils Of violence.
Dlnnolly was San francisco boy
and ltll under Billy Emorsons eye AZ
ooo OF the variety theatres. Emerson
LOOK him Into his troupe, where he
performed with partner In song ami
ushes sketches aud was very success-
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DENyER's CARNIVAL.
brilliant Features of tho Festival
To-day.

DENVER, Oct. lS.-rhe revels OF the
festival OF mountain and plain reached
a climax today. Tho weather con-
tinues hns. The morning trains are
bringing about 10000 more visitors to
tho city 70 witness tno closing scenes
OF tho carnival. AT noon all formalltles
were cast sside. General masking on
the streets Is permitted this afternoon.
Many striking costumes are worn by
iun.lovlng aud iun.making folks who
are determined to make the cily's first
annual carnival glittering sue.
Gees.
The events OF the forenoon were the
hremen's Iarade, ths minofs' rock
drilling contest and tho band contest,
In which ten bands, including az
Indian boy band from Teller Institute,
participated.
This afternoon there are military
competitive drills anu Indian games
aud races NJ tho city narh, which ar
being witnessed by more than 10000
spectators.
The mou attractive and arllStic
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A UNIQUE nIhpuIE.
"ns'emAia's Government at War with
Railroad gompnny.

Railroad Company.
NEW YORK, Oc,. lS.--A epsclal
from Guatemala says: The govern
heh' OF Guatemala and tho Guals-
maA Central Railway company arc at
war. The railway IL owned by a com.
Pany chartered Ia California. @. T..
Huntington 10 Its president. Tue first
lux IN the line, which was ons Of
blaine'ldfeame, Is finiahed. II II 10
se continued 10 ths Mexican frontier.
Manager Name asserts that IL enc our.
ssei anu supported tho line will 40
rom halVAdOr TO Mexico, through
'9a'emala, within three years.
III was rum0te1 that the railway was
IoI sails and Instantly an official decree
was lssued by Guatemala providing
.nat sAles VI railways may be effected
oniy Wllh tho knowledge anu consent
" the government. The government
eAAeu the preference on equal terms
Win outside purchasers.
rue decree appears 10 have been
hsueu 10 discourage Hcntph syndl-
cate OF railroad cfiicere. But IL should
.ol htoi tho Central RAILWAYS con.
muae'' which expressly stipulates free.
dom OF sale.
Ihe result, Of the quarrel IL awaited
VIII interest. There are hint1 that 1t
may entail International trouble, since
,ueEH 10 In the decree an alleged viola.
you OF tho contract OF an a msrlcau
ment.
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feature Of the festival will be a pata1s
Of slaves OF the silver torl out this
evening. II will he brilliant affair,
rivaling tue Mardi Gras dlspiays u
New Orleans and the march % yelled
prophets OF ~. Louis. II will be iol-
lowed by reception by the slaves A.
Brown Palace hotel. And n grand ball
viii Wind up the festivities.
One Of the NJ u Interesting features
o. the festival has been the reuui0u VI
pioneers. Today reception was given
70 the two eldest living scouts aud
Indian hghttrs NJ this country
John Albert and Jim Baker. ALBERT
!. b3 years old and has lived In
Colorado ,ix,y-eight yeauj Baker
came 10 Colorado ia 1888.
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EFFORTS ron rnAcr.
Ambassadors In C"nstariinopie Ap.
peal 90 tho Armeuiaus

CossrANT1NorLE, OCT. is.-At \
meeting II the AmbasssdoFs OF tho
powers just held, IL was decided 10
send collective communication 10
tue Armenian patriarch soliciting his
assistance Tn the efforts being mate by
the representatives. Of the foreign gov
erumsnt' interested, TO stop the agiia-
ton among the Arineniana.
The Turkish newspapers have pub.
lished an Inspired article contradict.
ing tue prevailing idea that special
PRIVILEGES will be conceded the AT.
menians. The article continues;
"As, however, the txisilng laws and
regulations require notifications, Ger.
tain reforms, by which al, without
distinotion Of race or religion Will 90.
rive heneft will DO introduced tcnta.
lively In certain provinces Of AuR-
,opia."
The srtlole Ia regarded as intended
TO prepare the MusselmanB for tue
FORMULATION OF the reforms forced
upan the Turkish government by tho
pOIofs, nnd 70 prevent the impression
irsm spreading, that they arc Tor the
exclusive benefit OF the Arnonlane, or
u result Of too Armenian rebellion.
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DunrAvsn Has Nothing TO say.

RYpE, lsls Of wlshi, oct. ls.-The
steam yacht Vglhslls, owned by
Joseph Frederick Msyc1ck, sad hav-
log Lord DunrAysn ON board, arrived
mere from Newport, II. L., this morn.
log, having lett the latter place ON
September 2S. Tho cfAR was boarded
by inlervlewers deslrous o. obtaining
direct from Lord DunrEyon his version
" the disappointing races for tho
Americs's cup. Ho said In substance.
81 have no abatement 10 make on
the subject. What l would say has
been we'll threshed out Of me during
my iortnighps stay in America after
tue races"
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The Ipdians'. speed rrIaL

Boston, Oct. iS.-rhe bsttleshi p
Indiana left her anchorage below B0s-
ton Light ut ut O'Clock this morning
Tor the official speed trial over the
Cape Ann course. The ws,thcr con.
ditions are favorable for making n good
showing.
srRAIrsMOuTH, Rockpori, Mass.,
Oct. lS.-fho liz lana started on her
trial course at lO:0i.l5.
STRArsMourH, R.osport, Mas, oct.
ls.-lhe Indiana passed the Hrst
mark At l.27;b5. This IL slightly better
thsn 10 knuts. The wiad and water are
The Indiana crossed tho fnlah line
at 2:g3.aO.
Ssulle Ste Marie, Mich. EARLY this
morning the steamer Gilbert cJlliIed
with aud tang tho America In Hay
Lake channel. Tho Gilbtr. was un.
Injured.
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FIRE IN = MINE.
Three Men Burnsd 10 DeAth-causs OF
the Accident.

FRANKLIN, Wash, Oct. Is.-Fire
broke out last night In the main hoist
Ing slope Of the Oregon improvement
compnny's mine, causing the death OF
John IL. Glover. 4. w. Smalley, John
Adams and Jsmes Stafford. The aoci-
dent was caused by August johnson,
VINO dropped his lamp, setting fire to u
feeder OF gas. Instead OF throwing =
shovel OF ART to put II out no ran down
tho slope to get the pit foreman. While
he was bringing help tho timbeis
caught iiro ana i've lengths Of bratiics
work were ablazo and the smoke be-
came 40 intense rs ~ prevent getting
Of II. Finding that the firs could not
be oStinguiahed. tho four men named
volunteered 10 10 down nnd close u
door between tho main ana auxiliary
slope. They are supposed to have
never reached the bottom alive, but the
bodies have not been recovered.
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HEARING POSTPONED.
Ia lhs Ease ofN. Il. Receivers aud the
Farmers Trust Company.

NEW YoR1, Dot ls.-Ths hearing
on application for tho removal OF
Thomas +. Cakes and Henry q.
Payne, receivers OF the North.
ern Pacific railway company,
appointed Aug. 10, 1893, which was 10
have been continued before Judge
LRcombe in the u. &. circuit court
today, WAS adjourned one week. The
adjournment was atked for by Herbert
Turner, counsel for the FArmer'a
Loan anu Trust company, ON the
ground that he thought the interested
pgriies wouli have eettlsd the mattsrs
Lotween thsmSelvos by that time.
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Bieycle VS. BuggY.

A young man named Il. +. Wood,
employed at MoCorniok's banh, was
severely hurt this morning while rld-
ing bicycle. He was cunning down
the rheRIer hill on State street NJ =
gooi rae Of speed when he alTurk y
buggy at the bottom oil the incline. Ino
collision WIS very ngTd one aId the
yOui & oycliet came out the wort fJt
the encounter, He was thrown 10 the
pavement with such force as 70 break
his nose and severely cut his face,
while his body was also badly bruised.
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Only Tow saved

SHANGHAI, Oct. Is. - Additional
advices nom Key Chow. whore the
steamship Kun Pal wa destroyed by
an explosion which sank her IN shallow
water. last Wednesday, confirms ihe
dispatch which elated tne loss OF lite
wssbclieyes TO be very great. Toe Kun
Pal WIS loaded with troops. Toe eS'
plOaion, the cause Of which Ia uu-
known, completely wEuokoi tue for.
ward portion OF tho sioimship, and
only twrnty.iout VI thyse GA board
were saved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-18

New YORK, oJi. ls.-Jscvb Rsnard,
n Belgian, has flied an application In
tho Brooklyn health office for per-
mihsion TO establish IN abattoir Ia
Clay street for the purposes o. slaugh-
toring hOrsee for export . England.
Mr. Rensrd represents n Chicago firm
which does an extensive business In
horse fesh In the manufacture Of
bolognr. DR.. Voickeniug, chemist Of
the health department, will report on
the case. MI Remand says none OF
the meat IL TO be sod in this country.
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sad News ON y pleasure Trim.

WAsIuNGToS, Oct. is.-A telegram
was received Mt the navy department
thls morning from Mt. Orr, nj Nuh-
Vile, stating that William Guild, SOU
OF the mayor Of NASHVILLE, had been
accidentally shot aud killed there last
evening. The telegram was forwarded
TO Harper's ferry 10 Intercept the may.
or and daughter, who were en- touio 10
Newport News, where thv young lazy
was TO name tue gunboat Nashville,
tomorrow.
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MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. lS.-Governor
Clougb will today issue formal invi-
tation TO tho governors OF ton states
amt TO the mayors OF the principal
cltles therein TO send representatives TO
convention 10 be held In Minneapolis
Nov. 20. The object OF the convention
Ia to take the first steps toward holding
great mid-ooDtinent exposition be-
tween Minneapolis and 81. Paul In 1897
or 1898. TIE states invited are WIS.,
consiu, Michigan, Iowa, North Di.
kota, South DAhots, Nebraska, Mon
tna, Oregon, Washington and Wy
omlng.
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TOOK nrn owx Lire.
A bistiuvaishsd Woman Throws Her
self In frout Of y ITniu

BUFFALO, n. ", Oct. is.-Dr. }.
Abbey Seymour, the distinguished
woman physician ara srtist OF reputo,
deliberately took hsr own life iast
night by throwing herself ~ ffont OF n
West Shore train, uear tho watcrworks
station. She has been compelled 70
use clutches tince last spring, when
.he suffered an accident to tue nerves VI
her hip. The ailliction pteyed upon
her mind. She was born AZ Batavia,
n. ", ~ years age.
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Signed by the Mayor.

The Mayor today signed the aYprO.
priatlon Of s25, 200, made by the City
Council At it, last meeting to aoula-
han, zgufllths, Morris, Ilobson and
tanned by thu city under the terms Of
the contract for constructing the gravi.
ty outlet sewer.