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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-27
The NATIONAL GUARD.
Special Orders W'tE References to the
Occupancy OF the Joint Bui,dinE.

Special orders No. Is have Jus, been
iniusd from the headquarters Of tho
National Guard OF Utah granting =
leave Of absence until December SlsI
to Captain A. EliaSon, OF Company o,
Logan. Captain Eliason 10 now In
California.
Special orders No. II have also been
issuedi from the headquarters OF the
guard rs follows under date OF tho 26th
inst;
Permission having be0n kis1ly given
by the authorities OF Salt Lake City aud
county, and by the joint committee hav-
ing tho building In charge, for tho use
during the pleasure OF tho grantorsl OF
Two rooms on the third hoor OF The City
aud County building In this city for the
use OF the local organizations OF tue Ma
tional Guard OF Utah for purposes OF
dtill.
Thisisto give official notice OF such
permission, upon receipt OF which the
organizations referred To may proceed to
avail themselves thereof, under the iol-
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NEwSBOYS' THANKSGIVING.
Football, bath at tho sanltArlun, Tur,
keJ Dlaner, hide on the Ray
mOnd and n JheAter Party.

The above caption brIsay tells the
story Of how the nOwsboys will Cele.
brats Thanksgiving Day tomorrow.
Al 10 O'Clock am. they will, - the
Tfumbo Cyclones, meet a team from
the High School on the Gridiron at
Fort Douglas. From ~ to they viii,
through t.Ss kindness Of the hess's.
Bacon, disport themselves In tho life
Gud health giving waters OF the SAM.
tATlum, After the great cleansing hae
taken place they will MI up on turkey
at the expense OF the Tribune. The %
they will, from . 10 3, view tue sights
OF the city while perEmbulating, over
it. broad and muddy boulOvArdt Ia the
Raymond Of the expense OF the NEWS.
A. night lhey will be formed into n
Herald Theater party and taken 10 ses
the minstrel show.
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lowing regulations and such others as
the officers in charge may establish:
a. The three companies 81 the LIST
Infantry will occupy the lhfge room In
the south half Of tho hulldiug, Troop
G LIST Cavalry, the Signal Comps, aud isl
Battery, Light ARTILLERY 10 uosireiI Will
occupy the large room In tho north half
Of tho building.
e. The blowing Of bugols aud the
bcating ~ drums within the building
will not bp permitted.
t3.j In all marching aud Olhor ovOlu-
lions and especially IN coming to the
order arms every prOcAuuon VIII DO
taken to avoid injury to tho foOrs rs
well as sll unnecessary noise.
90 Disordorlv conduct end dlsthrb-
auco OF every kind, resulting In annoy
auce To the fightml occupants OF the
building or Ia damage or dtshguromehl
10 tho building itsnlf viii not be per-
mittcd. whore INDUCED In, tho parties
guilty Will 10 promptly reported and
summary punished.
I5I Tho uto Of these quarters being
granted for drill purposes only, the rooms
viii not be open loi iounging or ioatins.
Ihoy Will be available al iho hour tor
drill and closed At tue expiration thofoof
While occupying them, aud In going to
aud from them, the mon Will conduct
themselves In an orderly aud geniloman-
ly manner.
l0l Commanding officers of organiza.
lions arc especially required TO observe
aud compel tho strict eniorcomcnt OF
those regulations. aud will promptly
acknowledge receipt OF these orders.
by order OF the Commaudcr.in Chief
JuuN q. CANNON,
Adiuiaut- General.
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THE STORM GENERAL
lis Fury Pslt Last Monday Over Mar
ly Half tho Country,
MUCH PROPERTY DESTROYED.
Thousands Of Derricks Blown Down,
Houses aud Fences spept FROM
the Face Of tho Earth.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Returns from
the storm on Monday night show that
IL did . vast amount Of damage 10
other parts Of tho country a. well as
Chicago and vicinity. Houses were
blown down and untooied by the gale
at Cleveland, o., Covinston, KY, aud
many points In Ohio, Indlaua, illinois
snd Michigan. The storm was folt
over nearly hsis the c9untfy.
A thousand dsrrioks were blown
down at the FindlAy district, eauslng n
loss OF $4,000. Farm houses, out.
buildings aud fences In the surround.
Ing country were damaged TO tue
amount Of $4,000. In Hartford city,
Ind, Ave hundred dsrficks we're laid
low, the loss reaching 100000.
At EImwOOd, Ini., several buildings
OF the Pitlsbutg PiE'e Glass works were
demolished, aud tws men injured. The
loss IL $4,000. Fhs STANDARD oil
company loses $3.50. 900 by tue dostfuc.
ton OF one thousand Herrloks and
other property Al Bowling Green,
Kentucky.
Several business blocks at Fort
Wayne, Ind, we're unr0Oisd.
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ALL THE DANGER NOW PAST
Abdul Hamid Permits The Powers 10
Send Mora GunbOals
To con,tnntinopIe to Protect FOR.
siEnsrs-rhe war Cioud. dispersed
for the Present.

CoSsTASTIsoPLE, Nov. 20, via
Sens, Bulgaria. q. - Copyrighted
1896, by Associated Press.
minister Of foreign niairs, Tswnk
PAsha, called upon Sir Phillip Currle,
The British ambassador, today aud an.
nounoed the Porte had decided to
Issue frmAns providing for the pas.
sage through the DArdanellos Of the
extra guariships demanded by Great
Britain, Russia, Italy hnd AuItris, Rs
an additional protection needed for the
safety Of the foreign population here.
In view OF the recent Tioling In Con.
stantinSple. This puts an end to the
dangerous situation, for there 10 no
doubt the powers would have insisted
upon having extra g',nOoats hers.
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Sensational Divsre. sui,.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-A special from
Milwaukee ssyG Quite a sensation
has teen caused In society circles by
the ANnOur csmont that MIS-. Peter
McGsocn wall bring suit for divorce on
the ground Of incompEtibihiy Of tenn
peT. 1t has bsen known Tor some time
10 a lew that Mrs. MuGBOoh had lett
her husbands residence, but the fact
that she would tuo Tor divorce was n
surprise. hr. MoGeoeh is Aswsllknown
IN Chicago Us here, where he II counted
among MllwausSe's millionalfes. Tho
attorneys on both sides will give out 10
Information concerning the coming
suit beyond u general admission that
IL may 10 expected. No man Tor years
yas better known on the Chicago anu
Milwaukee boards OF trade than Peter
MoGsoch. He WAS daring specu-
lator up 10 tho disastrous lard deal OF
1883 when no attempted to corner the
lard Of the country and was buried
under the load. Daniel Wells JT., OF
Milwauk ee, was Interested In the deal
and long and acrimonious law suit
followed. Alter the failure OF tbs lard
corner McGeooh dropped out Of the
specu lation aud devoted his tma 10 hi
aireet railway lines up to 1889, when
ne p1ld out 10 n Pillsbury ~ bdicate
headed by Mr.. Ryan, OF New YORK..
since then he has al owed his various
Interests when arc Of considerable
mag niiude TO occupy his attention,
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
George aIAlliser Loses the Tip Of Ills
Fortiacer.

This following account Of an Rccl.
dent which befell Mr.. George McAllb.
tor on Saturday last was furnished to
the NEw8 todsyi
George MoAli,.ter who resides at
iG5 S.xga street had tho misfortune to
lose the tip VI tho forefnger ON bis
left hand ON Saturday afternoon LAST
In the following manner Ho had Just
called Into meat market on the cor
ner Of Second South aud Ninth East,
To zee tue manager OF the place when
he was requested 10 cut string which
was holding the legs OF mutton to-
gether In Attempting TO comply with
this request he took hold OF ono Log
with his LETT hand and made q down
cut sovorinE the string and also taking
of the tip Of his forofinger nearly n
quarter OF su inch from the end, aud
cutting into the next finger. The
event was much regretted by the man-
agor Of the place, Willard Bishop, who
did all In his power 10 make Mr.. Me.
Alllsler comfortable, and Immediately
got some one TO 20 with him 10 Doctor
Jones, who fixed up the wounded
member. Tue event IN much 10 be
regretted ns Mr.. McAlliator who IL a
BAKER by trade has been long time
out Of employment aud now should
Anything offer itself he will DO unable
10 use his hand fore some time.
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ruAr - DIFFERENT.
Ben.dioi IL not Csrtais whe'hsr cieVs'
land Will Accept Aanom iaatiou'

land viii Accept Rssom taatioo.
NEW York, Nov. ELL. q. Bent.
diet, the close pereonAl friend VI Pfesl-
dent Cleveland, intlmated In an Inter.
view today that he had been mitquOled
in n ncvepsper Article which repre-
aoutsu him A. saying that Cleveland
would not he candldats for a third
term. "What 1 did say" ho said,
twas that 1 felt that Cleveland would
not accept a third term uujsr any oar.
oumtlarces. | believe that. you SNOW.
| don't state II Ne certaiuty. Cleyt.
land doea not make me his confident.
| cannot speak Tor him with authority,
aud dou't like to DO placed In the
condition Of aoilng as his mouthpieee.
"what | did say was that felt
positive that Cleveland does rot want
to serve as President n third term. He
feels lac has done enough for his
country and no longer cares iof sue.
cesssa or defeats ia politics. l feel
certain--mind 1 dome say 1 am osfts n
that bs could net ho peftuA1ed TO
ACCEPT denomination. IL has not been
offered yet.
"i feel certain that Cleveland Is
anxious to get out OF politics. lie
wishes 10 eojOy tho sovereignty OF q
oit'zsn rather tnad the sefvltuse " tue
state. He ~ counting tue days aud
hours until hs can return TO private
lifo.D
"rhsro are some who say Cleveland
must accept denomination" II was
suggested.
II feel ne will not"
"rhon no Will have q make y dec.
laratiou 10 that ,fioct?"
"I think" was the reply made
tl0wly, "he will either retuts OF CON
firm what have sA'.' nj an onrly day
over his own slsnAlurr."
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Searching for snipwrsohsd Sailor.

KILRUsH, Ireland, Nov. s1.-A tug
long 10 the American ship Belle
O'BrieD, Captain Colley, from San
land. Tue boat was sighted oil Lip
head ana driven seward by adverse
winds. Six survivors Of the Belle
O'Brion, As already oablsd, reached
Kerry Head sAiurday morning. II IL
hoped Captain Collsy ana wife are In
the boat sighted and that the tug will
succeed In tesouing all on board.
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nin.r. s,rleusIy InIurss.

JoHNsTOwS, Pa, nov. 27.-By the
breaking OF the axle On tbs cable train
In Cambria Iron compsny's mill mine
lIst evening, eleven miners were
seriously injured. They are:
Michael Bewarln, fracture OF left
thigh; John GfolO, badly injured
limbs; Andrew Mskalko, fracture Of
TIE right leg, smputated; Mar,en
Alteration, both foot crushed; John
shugalA, confusion OF both legs; Peter
Dudoek, severe injury OF The right
ankle; Andrew Hoontz, severely In.
lursd about the thighs, may die, anu
- Smith, Injured about the body.
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Probably KIli.d IN Arm.pia.

NEW YoRR, Nov. William
Wiliard Howard, y representative OF
the ChtiS'Isn Herald, who sailed from
New York on the steamship Tsutohic,
lAte In september, on u mission Of re-
lioi TO the peas cuted Armenian, has
not boon heard from for Ave weeks
and lie believed TO have bssn LutohsTed
by Kurds. Mr. Howatd's defamation
was the city Of Van, ard ho was dus
there more than four week, ago. His
route lay through the most dangerous
districts OF Armenian disturbances.
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Tho nl.isr In san pe,nInro.

NEW York, Nov. FLA special 10
tho World from Kingston, Jamaica,
says;
r.ere has been further rising In the
western part OF San Domingo, resulting
thus far Ia drawn battle between
tho TobslS anu the rival troops. The
insurgs cuts have retired Into HaytiAn
teTritofy,and the San Domingo column
In the Held Ia waiting Teiniorcements.
When those arrive IL may follow the
rebels.
President Hippolyte, Of HAyti, is re-
ported 10 be Inactive in the matter be-
cause he 10 occupied with an inoipieni
revolution which he has on his hands.
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FOOTBALL TOMORROW.
The ExhilerAiiug Game VIII be Played
Hard Despite the Protest OF tho
Minister'S Association.

Despite the mandate that has gone
forth from the Ministerial association
that the deseorAtion Of Thanksgiving
Day by an unsoemly eIuberauoS OF
anlmalspitits Aeoompa MED by a touch.
Ing chorus Of "Zigl booml bAhin
ny. NJ. q. A.'s ball three yards 10
gain, "And other unintelligibls eIolam.
atlons Ito the unfortunate genus h ONO
who IL not a football cranky proceeding
from some odd thousand luSty young
thtoais, tomorrow afternoon will he
devoted 10 two big entertainments for
the public In the form OF gymnastics
ON this gridiron, or football ~ played
up 10 date.
OF course turkey and,cranbeTry sauce
will be included IN tolnorrow's mnnu
hut that will DO n secondary eonsidsTa.
ton with a great many. At IL sharp
the high school and the agricultural
college o'Logan propose TO play their re-
turn match game on tho EXPEDITION
grounds when the home talent will
endeayor 10 feassert their supremacy
gained three weeks ago In Cache
county. Tue high school boys are
doing the thing up Ia style, paying the
Logan plgHkln snth uBlasts' fare, hotel
expenses anu inoidenials In return for q
similar compliment given them on
their Last visit. Further Refreshments
will be served on the grounds by the
fair damssls connected with the home
rcholpstio Institution. The line up Tor
the Home eleven will bs ~ iollowsi
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WILD COWBOYS.
h'lfArfsst In nsxIco Due ~ Their
OWn Conduct

Il PAso, Texa', Nov. Elm refer.
@9 Ite report sent out from Dem
shN' NJ, 10 tue effect that Israel
40 remember OF the legislature VI
sAsiilIefyi anu two OF his employees,
-'ap coleman anu John Ward, we're
--ul,l In filthy dungeon at Aucen-
Mexico, on tho charge Of stealing
~ Ia y. ButoTd, United States
qua Juartz, Mexico, said today
tl's teen expecting Kings men
~ u trouble, complaint having
~ ulie % ne several times by tn
,' n.ah Vficials that Kings msn
su,eung badly, that they refused 10
III Ias laws OF the lAud, ana openly
e' s"' ma no groaser could arrest
~, ~ when l heard those complaints
,'' ''nel .he men that they would get
HIan WY ''""''' 'h'ii'
~ consul has received notice that
sh ho' with the men M reported.
~! MAI oil OF the American cat
-aa 10 Mexico will have TO suffer
-um Of the wild conduct OF lne
~ nuets' Consul Buiord 10 doing
N'bOyt ' '"'' VI 'h0
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,urtzlREwIEcu SICK.
IA condition Regarded rs ssrieus
uw,ax 60 Complications.


yrx YoHK, Nov. GA special TO
,.H,nll irvm ~. Petersburg says:
4, elpdlllon Of the czatswitcn hAa
I, n, much more serious Ia oonse-
80 Of complications that have
w. PhlhlsiS, from which he IL
as,dus, has now attacked his thfosi.
I ss5f lnmanowsky, = throAt speoi-
IA l,on th. Academy VI Medioinc,
IA Dt Chsrehtvfsky aud well known
s,s.,l,u have been summoned to
I,,suusn, whefo the czafowitch IL
..llg 10 the Caucasus. Arrange
,,sI ave been male ~ that after
s,.nung the baptism OF the grand
i,..rs Olga on her own birthday, the
ls,r. Marie Fcodorovna, travelling
,'5,ni,o, will start for Abnsi0uman,
Is,s,eI being 10 try anu prevail up
gas etafswilch ~ 10 to the Riviera.
hs b nll per,lstenily refused TO do,
AZ alive 10 tue gravity OF his
u,lJ, which knowledge heighieus
u examination not to leave his
ttsiIlnd.
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suor HIusELr.
Peter NsGsosh, ~ whom the wife sucs
fer Btvarc-.

MILWAUKEE, VIA, Nov. 27.-Peier
McGuOch, ono VI MliwaukBe'a oldest
aui bssi known citizent, shot and
fatally Injured himiol', at Lis home 10
tho SUBURBS, today Of noon. His " lie,
q lew days before, brought tuii for
divorce, iloompatibility % temper be-
lug tue ground stated In the complaint.
II Ia supposed the brooiins over thla
led him TO tAko his NE.
Hts connection vita tue famous lard
deal several yeGrs ago, made Ills name
u familiar one sll over the country.
He was married eight years ago TO
Mrs. Llbby OF kenwOod, suburb Of
Chicago.
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Miss Daisy aorman n.r,,.s.

WAslliNoToN, ID. g., Nov. 27.-
ml's Daisy German, third daughter Of
senator 4. y. GormBn, Of Maryland,
ana Mi. Richard Johnson, the eldest
son OF the late Il. KuftA Johnson, n
wealthy resident OF Warrington, and
= member Of the well known MArylapd
,anily, were married today at the
washington residence OF the eenator
Ia this city. Only rslsiives Of tho bride
anu groom were present.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. "a. -
Chairman ulucon Of tue l.. A. w.
snid today tnst Cyclists Cabanno,
Titus ana Murphy, temporarily sus.
peuded for alleged crooked racing In
class II race nj ~. Louie, on August
~. have been suspended for life by tbs
racing board.
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Ly.oher. win Have 60 TiEh,

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. 27.-Thsrs
was much excitement ia this town
last night over repairs VI plot TO
lynch w. 4. Boyce, who murdered
Nellie PsIIen last Sunday, aud Billy
Mead, the proprietor OF the resort
where the oTims was committed. The
shsrif and police have prepared for
the attack and will meet IL II necss.
sAry, with aesperats resistance.
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a.nsraI solicitor Of The u. =.

OMAHA, Nov. :7.--Judgs William
II. ksly was today officially appointed
general solicitor Of the Union Pacific
Railway company, TO succeed John
NJ. Thurston, who resigned 10 take his
seat In the United States Senate.
Judge Kelly has been assistant gem
eral solicitor for the Union Pacific.
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Baifaur ronnd ou,i,y Again,

LONDON, Nov. 27.-JAbez y. Balfour
was iound guilty today on the charge
OF frauds In connection with the House
q Lands lnvsslment trusts, smother
OF the concerns which formed part Of
the notorious Llberator groups OF CON-
Ianies,
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BAD ron ENGLAND.

A Jamatcs Paper Hopes tho british
MAY Br wiped out by Ashsntsss
NEW York, Nov. 27.-A special 20
tho World from Colsn, Columbia,
Gays;
The Advocate,a Jamaica newspaper,
In a spirited article, denounoes as un.
just the war which England proposes
10 wage against the Ashsntees, anu
trusts That tho Ashantees may wipe
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LYsouINa IN SALVADOR.
The Fiv.l on Record In That Litus
nepublIc.

Egw YORK, New. 27.-A special to
ho World from San Salvador say,
Aavlcss from San Miguel give an ae-
count VI what 10 said TO be the firal
lynohing that ever took place in this
republic. A band OF twenty masked
men assaulted tho police officers who
we're taking sorpAr Membrane, the
prisoner charged with patticlde, to
CGoaguEtlque. This prisoner was wrest-
ed from tue police anu killed ut onoe.
The affair created the most inIenoe ex-
element,
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st least that hs hal h,ked n personal
itlenu OF his TO accompany him on tire
nut;" Ia making this abatement for
puoncauon, Mi. Benedict has 90 far
departed if1m his previous reticsnce
WIN regard TO Mr. Cleveland's affairs.
that u has special Significance.
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Gu, the British. 1t EXPRESSES a dtsif'
10 make Its voice RINK IN solemn pro-
test against tho was As Cnatham'e rtng
when England, 100 years ago. made
war upon her own colonies, IN Nofih
America.
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BONNIE SCOTLAND.


CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Fifty handsome
ska linlss aud = fun crop OF Scotch
a!,i In regulation Highland COZ
aza Ippeafed last night In Bonnie
sl,nl, the successful drama Of Sid
" X Ellis, now running at MoVick-
ttAAisr. II was Scottish night and
us'olen societies had made great
Iaiinilons Tor the event. They not
~ dlltd tho theAtor, but each 90
~ RhI delegation OF their number
tnag lnd dauce on the Stage. Toe
ni'un were loudly applAuaed for
ati nH In the performance.
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VIZ Nor Want a THIRD TERM.
""A Friend Benedict makes
lhe Ahnanncrmrni

10 hf'htH
A.. VS." YORK, Nov, ETA local papsr
81 /" Wac announced last evening
.n,i.O Benedict, the trusted and in-
a,i, 'nehu OF President Cleveland,
ua,, sS lAI'ef Will not under any or.
h,,iSaIei accept a third term Of the
r5ysaa Mr.. Benedict has so long
asi 49,. W, 'he Confidence OF MIR. Cleye.
I'm NJ ~ Il 30 close In his relations
hnlSm IAN mat this statement has a
IA ,ss 'clal complexion. Mr.. Bene.
C,,siyi u am certain that Mir.
s,li'n Aaa would decline another nom.
a,iny a . !! were offered him. / am
n,,s mat he does not want 10 serve
III h. Term seIm, | am equally positive
~ e,,o you'd not be persuaded under
lion SnIlg.nalAneet to accept the nom.
Law ~. !. should DO 10 ndered 10 him.
ba,ssl beard him say thai he Inleaied
inteH : 9ai OF the world At tbs ex-
,,s,,au :, o. his second term; that Inc
tst,I , " ,ee more Of ths world than
,ls, = ,' s,eh anu that no mad his tfay.
ApAnIon already picked Vut.
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MADRID, Nov. 27.-A dispatch has
been received from Havana announo-
lug that this insurgents captured Fort
duintzs De Mirada, which was de-
fenced by forty soldiers.
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RErURS rnE FINES.

hsand. on Gov. Richards In Behalf
Of n htoax indisn
cantSSE, wyo., Nov. 27.-A de-
Isss va made on Governor Rionards
~ iof the return Of nnes and costs
i.Sisd by lheslsIe VI Wyoming from
=! Cloag, the Sioux Indian chief,
gvolAling the state game laws Ia
ID, 10 consequence Of Judge Rlnet's
asrsn that tho Indian treaties sup.
;i.l Stale laws.
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BOsroE, Nov. s7.-gh, Hamburg.
American Lino steamer Galieia, New
Orleans for Hamburg, has put In here
with her cargo on nfs.
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The Logan boys have been prsctic.
ing hard and will bring n heavy
team 10 gambol on tho green,
At9p.m. tho Y. NJ. y. A, and u nj.
varsity heavy weights Will Try oonclu.
sions ON tno University campus.
Manager Nystrom has cleared the
grounds, marked II of and had It
ropod In Ave yards bsoS OF the line as
suggested IN tho NEWS, 80 an uninler.
rupIsd game may DO expected. The
Y. NJ. 9. A. boya Will appear promptly
on time In battle array aud Incl.
dsntRllJ armed with brand nsw war
cry which 10 emphatic, II net nrai class
blant versei
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chile Needs Honey.

BuESos AYREs, Nov. a7.-It 10 70.
ported that Chilu II shout to raise =
loan Of 100000 $3.50, 900, 0O0).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-27

CHICAGO, Nov. "a. - BrAdstresps
statement today will probably show an
Increase Of wheat OF 2,65s, 900 bushels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-27

png soldiers Intend 10 challenge th0
winning team for the chalg plOuahip OF
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-27
RAh Hoo RaA,
Hoo Nah kaJ.
A. 81, T. NJ,
L. MO. A.

The boys put iu u good two hours
last night Ia developing their lung
p1wer praGtlcing the new yell uu.ll
soanGaii4ed pedestrians imagined there
was = Political caucus In progression
up 5,airs.
The Y. N. q. A, team averages 100
pounds,