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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08
FIGHTING ATCHE ZOO
SsYCFJ Battle 10 Progress Between
Chinese aud Japanese
INTENSE EXCITEMENT rnLyML%
troops LANDED Dnring The Night lm'
msdiatrly Attacked the
Forts.

CHEZ Foo, Feb. s.-Tho Japanese
army lnudud force Of troops near
here last evening with The Intention Of
capturing this city. The landing WAS
maze about ton miles eastward Of
Chez Foo and sn immediate advance
upon the city was orioIul. A. th.s
disualch IL sent tho japanese nro At
incking the forts defending the east
part Of Chez ESQ. Intense excitement
prevails. tits expected severe en-
gagomcnt will occur t0day.
The Japancsc ships which appeared
ibis morning near Ming Hal, a town
between Wei Hal Wei and this city,
and began tho b5mbatdmcnt Of the
forts on the wet slide ot the tuwu, lsit
tOOn afterwards without damage, This
confirms the impression That the Lt.
tack on Ming Hal was only q ioiut Of
the JapaHctr, covering The landing Of
their forces in some other place.
Every fTucauliOn 10 buing bkou @ d.
,uud tlv city.
Another version Of the appearance
o. the Japaueso bhipt OIL Ming Hal is
that they were chasing two torpedo
hsnth supposed TO COataiu Admiral
Ting, the commander OF tho Ihiuesc
naval fofctant Wei Hal Woliaud Capt.
Mcclure, a merchant marine Oillcer,
appointed assistant 90 Admiral Tiny.
These tfliceIs were fall TO be- escaping
from Wei Hal Wei on torpedo boats
aud the Japaa,Fo arc reported 10 have
sunk both vessels NJ n point north
ward If Ch,c Foo.
According t.aIvicoH fr M Wei Hui
Wei only the Chen Yuug OF toe Cul-
uUso naval .qunIfon ut Wei Hal Wei
was tunE by tuu Japaugte. Tho sister
chip OF that yJssuI, tho IunF Nuou ~
said 10 be- usuofe. The Cuireso iu-
habiianlB q this city sTo leaving by
thousand.
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES rLEEiNG.
LONBoS, Fou. S.-A dispatch iTom
Shanghai aEyi there is au iutenfe nnil-
iUgcIgn feeling on the Shan Tuug
pUulnsuln, aud the A mUrclu mitllu.
aries are iicyluR hastily.
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DETERIORATION or rAurrns
frauds Discovered shat VIII Lead 60
Atricter HuIoa.

NEW YoR,, Feb. 8.-rha World this
morning says: Commissiousr OF Emi.
grafton Joseph henuer had his alien.
lion called about six week ago 10 the
fact that emigfants VINO mad been
ordered deporlud iIom tins port wefe
econ In different parts OF tho country
aiteT the steamer on which they were
placed had sailed. he Immediatsiy
rot about % Investigate anu his effort,
nave not only disclosed frauds OF a spT-
ious character Tor this punishmept of
which legal pfOceeliulH VIII soon he
inatisuleJ, but viii lead % a feylsion M
tho rules regulating tho Deportation NJ
foreign paupers, criminals, contract
lAbDfufT, etc,
Pne immigrants who ARE booked for
deportation arc tuaen from ellis island
10 steamers which sail ia die enrlv
morning hours lste In the aiterpopn
btIte. Alter the purter has rtceipted
TOT them the commissioner has hefelo-
fore watched thum no longer, Durln,
tho pot month, however, he ms had
his Ciiluers make raids on three differ.
ont vessels just te,ore they wore ready
TO depart aud on ono OF them n wa
found that two OF tho prlsoners Ind
escaped ana one from each of thr
others. Commissioner Sonner would
not give the nanes Of the Hhius.
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SENTENCED 10 DEATH.
Two Americans and Ono ElgIIshmal
in Honolulu.
Interference OF the Unitcd states GOV
crnmcnt FTobnbio-Umciai
correspondence.

WAauNGroS, Feb. s.--Tho affairs
In Hawaii have taken turn that has
caused Interference Of tho United
States government gain, o. IL evident
by two kilograms sent 10 Congress by
the President today. Tho dfst T. from
United States Minister Willis TO Stcrg.
ury Greshnm, uatei Honolulu, JAuu-
AIRY 30, wired from San FrnuCicO,
February 6.h, aud reading aB i9llOws:
Tho revolt was over Oh tue o %.
CssualtitI: Government, /; rOyalisf, q.
Court martial convened On the l7th,
aud has tsiui thirty eight cases. Two
hundred or more arc 10 DO tried anu
daily arrests occur
GuliCk, formerly a minister, and
steward, minister AMI mHi0r general
ui tue ARMY, both Americans, and
Richard, an Englishmun, nave been
guntUncei 10 death. Al were hereto.
fore prominent ia politics. Il. n. Wal.
her formerly Of tao United Statee
army, IL sentenced 10 imprisonment
tor llio and %. UOj iinC.
The other sentences arc not disclosed,
but probably viii be death. 1 have 70.
quested copies Of the record TOT Uuf
government, 10 determine its duty
UeiOrv tho tiual sentence, but have nu
answer yet. Theie 10 bitter feeling auu
threats VI mob violence, which tue ~
rival OF tic Philadelphia yesterday
may pgovuat. LilIuokaihui was made
a prisoner on tho l0tI. On the 9iiu
she feliuquibhed oil claims and swOtu
allegiance 10 the republic, implorug
leni0ucy for the HnWaiians.
In response 20 tue above, Secretary
Gresham addressed the following telo.
gram;
Mr. Cooper, U. i. Dispatch Agent,
San Francisco:
Forward the following by the fret
steamer 20 A. 3. Willis, q. s. minister,
Honolulu. II the American citizens
were condemned 10 death Ly tue milf.
try iTiuuunl, not iorHctunl participation
iu the reported revolution, but ioI
completely only, or 10 they were con,
temned tu death by such tribunal III
actual palt cipation but not after an
open, fair trial with az opportunity tot
utfeuse, demand the delay OF the ext
cutiOn aud In either case report 10 yOui
government the evidence relied upyu
~ support the death svLt HnCs.
l5igned) GRESHAM"
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LAhr NIoill,.sronn.
Unusuaiiy scvcro-La Ga,eoEnc SIN
'1isHinE,

Unusually fcycro-Gn GascoEnc SIN
Titssing,
New IOWS, Feb. 8. The waterB Oi
the upper uuI lower bays are com.
plutely UuvciupuI in vhp0f today. The
storm last night was unusually severe.
No vessels have been sighted from
Sandy Hook Inward bound. No word
has been received from La Guac5gnc,
due last SUNNY.
At Sandy Hook the wiui L. blowing
nearly fiXty miles nu hour and MOTH
ing eau be- uislinau.sHcd any great die
lance iT0m FA0ru, Direct tulrgtgpnlc
communication with Fire leland 30
uOlyeI, the cable connection having
bruu broken by tue leo Boa the great
South boy. Should La GafcOgao, now
i've days overdue, be- anywhere nCHr
tue C0asi, ano could not be seen until
close to Sandy HsoE. Tho White
star steamer Icu,on,c Ia now about
two days behind thu best record Of her
;imu aul the belief grows that she may
bc assisting the Gascgguu. The
ROD 3 lac lac steamship Rhynland,
thirteen days out from Antwerp, has
not been sighted.
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The True Cause ~ It-Usport ~ ths
ronrd OF stcdintton.

The True Cause ~ It-Urport ~ tho
uonFd 81 Mcdintion.
ALBANY, Fob. s.-ThU report Of the
otatu ioErl OF mediation ami arbitra.
ton on the Brooklyn strike will be- uIe.
scented TO tho legislature today. II ID
very v0luminous. IL viii say;
"rhe primary cause OF this Brooklyn
strike aud oil Kindred striker 10 that the
Legislature In creating railroad CORPORA
lions has neglected TO make necessary
provisions Tor tho stable and efficient
service Of the operating forces upon the
llnrH 10 subsUrve the end for winch
they were clothed with the states
power Of eminent domain. The intel
rupti0n Of operation Of the railroad iu
ils service 90 the propl., by reason OF
h controversy or dispute between tho
company aud the operating force, or
the strike Of tho latter should be made
impossible"
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NEw HAVEN, Conn, Feb. Sat
lU;8l tnis morning n blk steamer De-.
l.cvud 90 be tho FAN River boat PHI
grim wns sighted from SavAu Rock
gCing obst aud shout throo quarters OF
a milo from tue slIrr, IL was thick
outsiIo anu the boat could not BE-
clearly scou, uut apparently was uli
right Hs fhr moved along speedily aud
wut soOu CUE " eight, going eastward.
Tho probabilities arc that the boat g.
making Tor New London cautiously.
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ThTiiIing Experience ia banning
uuildiuE.

HuiidinE.
INV NOWl, Feb. b.---A frO started
last night in lho shot tower VI latham
Sr0u., DO feet above the street, and
Frederick Erickson, who iOuuu HIN.
sell made prisoner at that height by
thr Il imcz had "a thrilling escape.
Frank Fdy, superintendent. Of the
shot room, was with Erickson Ia the
tower. FOy descended tho circular
stairway, As he reached the head Of
tho topmost stairway an explosion &C.
CURED 0u Cue N tho l0wOr doors aud u
sheet fiiames shot up. The IRE checked
Encktun'l descent by the stairway
aud he ran 20 n window but started
back appuligd. IL meant instant death
10 Jump 20 the root Of thu main build.
ing, 10 ho once more faced tho IRE.
slcadyiuE himself Tor a moment he
sprhug through tho flames 10 tue land.
iug below him, Ito was uuuugt AMI
At once lrnpvi 10 the next nUor A
second time he landed safely.
On the next landing The flames were
tack, hut the deHptTrt5 man never
inllcred Tor moment. below the next
floor he saw safety ana once more
leared for HE. Hu laHdpd ia mass
of lame through which he rushed
madly and sprang down the ittiFwny
with his clothes nhre. Help WAS wait.
ing fer him and Superintendent Foy
anu several other wUIEmeu t0on had
niG burning garments torn from him.
llrlckaUu was ihun carried down the
ton flights OF ttairs TO the street level.
The men were passed on tho way by a
procession u hremen who climbed the
ascent dragging with thCm a line Of
boss that had 10 be lenglhoueI at every
landing. The Bremen finally reached
the landing btntEth the fire and u
strong stream " water was coon play.
Ing on tho namtr. 10 was found that
lhe fire was caused by the explosion Of
IA oil furnace, la whlcn the lead Tor
shot Is melted,
Tho only way the firemon could
nsht The flames WAS from lhu interior
VI the shot tower as a stream from the
highest adjoining building would MT
have been eltcIvv. lt IL said that
EricksOn's condition Is serious. The
luss TO the properly will only amount
to "a couple OF thousand dollars.
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After Utah Sheenmen Again.

A committee OF sloGkmen from the
southwestern part Of the state waited
upon Governor Molnlire on Weiuet-
LAY, says tho Denver Repu5Loap, In
the interest OF cattle ranges ~ against
sheep horders. They were encouraged
20 believed that sneepmsn VIII net bs
allowed to trtspass upon cattle ranges
throughout the state IL the executive
will have 10 keep their fiOoks upon
lheir own side OF tho fence or else be-
egll0i upon by tho state TO answer for
Iholr intriguing upon the rights OF
Colorado oaItlemen.
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sENsATIONAL CASE
a Father Charged WIN ths Murder OF
Elis son.

uis son.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Feb. s.-A
ntIltH ui sensational developments In
Ia the care VI George n. Arnold, who
disappeared from home on December
l1ih and whose body WAS found m The
rlytr last Friday, eliminated last
uight whom his father Adam &.
Arnold, "A pioneer OF this city and
worth about 100000, was arrested Tor
his murder.
IL 10 said the father and son had had
frequent quArrcls and on the night the
sou disappeared they had a personal
encounter. The son had for some
tune been drinking heavily aud 1t was
known that no had frequently had
rows with his father. After HE disap.
penTguce Arnold bet 5aoun WAtkln.
shaw $40 thst George was dead and
drowned IN the mill race, which runs
In iTOtt OF his block. The water Was
lot out OF the race a. his requts., hui
tue body WIS not 'ouud, IL was noted
al biugular fact thst Arnold had the
race searched not IN the day timu but
NJ night Ho hired s0mu men 10 do
tho searching, among the number
being bis hired nam, John Beck, now
under arrest. This body was acciueutly
found by oilicors In - locality where
There was bur little chance OF its being
discovered until the leo broke up IN
the spring. Arnold declines 10 talk
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gcs'ed by "a description % tho guns
aud ttalome.' o. IIe conditions
governing their transportation 90 TIE
rOint nnmci. Iho gus weigh si-
lroximntely % tone CuCbi Or a1l, 400
fouuia Iua u. Each gun hos " length
Of 81 feet o. diameter OF 80 iuChos,
anu circumference Of ~ fgUt g
iuchts at the rrcntcst point Two 81
,le guns IRE 90 bo transported % The
uppcr batteries ~ the Notifications on
Fort Point Bluiis, aud the third one De-
10 bc transported 10 the Qualifications On
top Of Lime Point
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JORDAN WATER SUE.
Attorneys Trying 10 Lflact a Com.
promise.
soeeiaIto ne Nlw,, Dor D15,r,i Ieieuapl.

Special 70 ne NEWS, per Dt5,rsi Telegraph.
Provo, Feb. SAT O'Clock the
attorucys were 6till trying 10 elect %
clmprsmise with tho probability OF
succeeding. II 30, the low water mara
probably Will DO established two
inchos below the pTesent, and
Tie damage suits pending Egainsl
salt Lake City ami tno canal
companies viii be- submitted TO
arbitration. A committee COusisliur
Of DoTemua MuAllisteE RAwlius,
hhudsen and Demoleey have Just re-
turned from the lake, where they went
~ make observations as to the Rdvisa-
mllty OF establishing monument
directly wett Il Centre street.
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PACIFIC HoADA.
The Next Move 10 secure she Govern,
meat AEhinst Loss.

tAhhh ~ NAAHA AHhha
WAsmNGTUN, Feb. s.-The next
move Ufgho Western members who do.
sire the government 20 take Possession
Of the bpuG-'luUl Pacific railroads will
DE 10 tiy % prevent them f,lm disp1s-
ius Of tuuir Granted lands until their
financial relations win the govern.
mcnt have been settled. Rypresenta.
tive Camiuettl OF California has a blll
whioa Will Do passed uuou by the pub
Tic lands committee az the next meet.
ing, tD iaItut an lands unpatentsI
when the companies dBinuitou ia tie
pnymout OF their bouus, and b pus.
pend t.U proceedings on application
ior ps,vnls In the Gases u Compauius
bankrupt or In tho hands OF receiver,
rHo Pacific rnilfosd ac,s provide t
the forfeiture OF these lands to tue
government in case tie aided com.
YRuies default.
Caminetti estimate thst twenty
milllons OF acres ggalt lgu.s 10 the
Pacific railroads remain unpaton,rl
and argues that the government will
allow valuable assets 10 slip away from
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MhLDtN, 81, Feb. s.-Wlllism
Bu1go-, ouo ui tne bi,gest dealers In
general merchandise Ia this part OF
tho country, has closed his d0ofs. He
was considered one 10 the richest mon
iu this part OF the state, but the DE-
preston IA the price Of cotton for the
present Bca8on ami bad collections nc
count for this failure His liabilities
are estimated at $4,000 aud ae8Ui-
$4,000.
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ns.nll. ol no stnrm.

sourn lNG)sIHG G. y. Feb. s.
Tue telegraph Hu,s are down aud
buried In tho rocks Tor half mile.
IWeniy-twl houses nul shops are
washed on tIe baach. Nothing wa
saved at Miudlehcud. All n.n slUts
were swopt away.
At Rev Haven all f8h stores AMI
ury EO1Iu stores are gone. Thtto arc
lhg fusults OF Tuesdny's storm.
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WAsiuNUTos, ID. g., Feb. s.
AZ f. c0mmi.teu Of the whole the
House was cOnsiderng the legislative
appropriation VII when tho Presi-
DENTS message was laid before 10. The
committee rosu snI thD message was
read. Speaker Crisp referred It To the
committee on wAys ana means.
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NEW NOHS, Foo. She wort
snow storm siucc the bil2Etfd VI March
Is, 1855, started IN last evening aud has
continued uninterrupted % this time.
Itaiilc on the surface street railways iH
much delayed aud tho elevated IOaJb
are taxed beyond their caIaCity. The
irty boats have ttOyrtd RAINING.
Thousands are BnUw-5Yuud on the rail-.
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noorH,A PROPHET
iIo says This Century villa End in
Revolutions.

TORONTO, Ont., Feb. g. General
Both, u the 5 dv. ton Army, siid last
night In reply ton question with regard
90 the prophecy vuulClatuI by him
that the end oi tho Ceulury would Dc
signniaed by cata-.fouhcs, that this
forecast war ono which could 10 made
by any Que who know the present
social conditions throughout the world.
The great MACS oi people in aii cOur-
tries had not only become aware VI the
fact that trey had WRONGS which re-
quirud rcdr,ssiur,but wrfo dviUfmi oil
10 have thcm fgifcssvd, and unless
vnrl0ua governments Instituted ltEisls-
ton tending in that direction thutr
would be popular GA burst which
would resemble iu ~ fury the French
revolution. Last night grand u-
Clpii1u was held, tue lieutenant gov
ofuOf pfelilirg.
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WILLfAusp9Hr, Pn., Feb. 5.--Tho
Philadelphia and Reading passenger
train due here az 10 am. was wrecked
90 Allonwooi. -Four passenger coaches
were dOrni.ud sui arc lying on their
tide. The fTeman IL mluiug. Muuy
pafsungofs nTo raid 90 have been badly
bruised. Paftlcul rG are meuger on nc-
count VI the condition OF The wiru8.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. s.-Judgo
Glasgow, OF the municipal uJuit. Nae
decided tina, la order 10 oondemn b
roulette wheel and table, tie city must
prove 10 usa for gambling, holding
tnnt, deep l. ils notorious use, it might
he used IJr innocent Rmufement. This
decision was given m the case uf Chas.
shaw, manager u tho Union clnb.
who had been acquitted o. running a
gambling house, although he had al.
mitted 10 Chioi Rogers that gambling
WAS carried on.
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Guns ron GOLDEN carr.
ihroo Iron Wonders Tor tho Defense
Of tho Entrance.

OF tho Entrance.
SAN FEANCIsCU, Feb. s.-Ths
Golden Gate Is 10 Du protected by three
e the biggest guns In use in the
United States. They will bs pointed
aeHwatd from vantage positions on
either side Of tho gate, anu they are
calculated 10 furnish complete defous,
against any craft that might escape the
shells which the new mortar batteries
VIII send out ~ sea for the distance OF
six miles.
Iheau guns are ns long as ssvou
average sized men, anu two mon
might easily crawl Into The bore OF uug
OF the iron wonleTf.
Lieut.. Colonel J. S. T.. Lee, depuiy
quartermasler genoial, has received
Information that the guns are now on
lheir way 20 tho city, aud he Ia enter.
tanning HIS bids for the unloading and
transportation VI the guns from Fourth
ana Townsend street 10 Fort Point AMI
the Lime Point Qualifications.
The magnitude VI this task 10 aug.
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CHICAGO, Fob. S.--rho Debs CON
spitucy TRIAL was adj burned to-day un.
~ Munlay Rs Juror Cos l. IA with
the grip. Tho attorneys Tor lho prCig-
euliOn asa defense agtUud 30 proceed
with eleven juror, bat Judge Grosscup
decided u was tbs better plan 20 cou-
issue the trial.
Juror Go has pneumonia. The
chances arc the case will Gnu IN mis-.
Trial.
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Praying on ,ns Gaiiowa

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. Sd. A. Wiz
giur, who while resisting arrest tIr thr
murder Of Carolina Darby, Doc. 20.
killed John Davis aud Detective
Joseph Murray Rnd wounded oilloeFs
5ttluger aud Wren, was hanged mere
today. lilo died exolaiming; nGOd
help me-"
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snow Ia Florida.

TAMrA, Florida, Feb. s.-5now fell
hero iOur huuts today, the fTst on
record. The mercury fell 20 20 dc.Ttes
above laat night, but h slowly Tisiup
today. Orange trees we're killed anu
tho damage " truck and iruil farms
enormous.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. s.-rho snow
ccgrue AuuE Iu tuis ely snIrly alter
midnight but lhe wiud piled up high
ifiilF, rendering street car ana other
travel almost implsHinlc, According
10 the weather office report tho lowest
point reached by the thermometer wah
l GygIee below zero ut Ga. M. Erie
reports 8 below Bul,ont, o; Williams.
port, D.
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MINIATURES, Feb. 6.-rhc tug Wei.
come with "a life saving crew s,uf.eu
out this morning Ola Tie lake TO lenrch
Tor the three men WHO uufiCd away
from tho water works CRIB lss. night
II is expected the beat aud rat with
ITO frozen bodies will he found about
illtuen miles from sn1tr. OHo man is
in boat without oars aud Two, On the
raft
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LOwEsrOrT, Fet. 5.-Anothot body
has been brought hero by ishing
smack which hos been Crulsing near
the SPOT whore tho Eiue sank. Cards
found upon tae holy totc the name OF
"L0ui Kurt k.0inschmldti motaliut-
gis,, Helena, Mont"
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WAsHINurON, ID. O., Feb. s.-The
vacant maiof-gcnuralcy, cauted by the
promotion u MW0I-Genoral Schoheli
% tho grade OF acknowledgement II
the army, will DO filled today by the
nomination II BrigadierGvnural rhos.
II. Ruger.
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GLOUCESTER, Mas, Feb. s.-Tho
hahiug schooner John J.. Mckenzie,
which came in this afternoon, reports
q zig ocean liner cut In lho bay tsying
90 make laud. Tho cap.alA ui The
Mckenzie believes 10 10 the Ieut0ulc
II tue white star line.
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NWWN ~ % IN'H'NE'FH IUIIT"W'
bHyOKLYE, Feb. S.-Wuilu tlu iasi
train un Long leland railroad vas
ataEGipg ut Morris Park station the
through train from Humpstoa drawn
by two ugiuol crashed into tnu Tegr.
A number OF passengers on tno fast
train were Injured.
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WAHuSGTOs, FuU. S. Senator
Lodge today 10y fCluHD introduced d
ulll O. provide FOR the issue Of 81 2jl,-
100000 worth Of bonds payable 70 gold
coin nt2l pcr cent Interest 10 run from
10 to 20 years.
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BANGOR, Maine, Fob. S.-Thc
highest tide ever known here Hooded
the warehouses along tus river this
morning slsckOd the lime and started
fire which threatens the busiuUfs
section Of the city.
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NEw YORK, Fsr. s.-rhe nshing
schooner Emms Waite wn5 wrecked
by Ice nj Gsyespld hay Inst night.
captain Hanson ana fuuf sailors
reached tIe ubufa IN % dory. -Four
other l,iIJls in d0ry arc miasiug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

CHICAGO, Feb. Sine weather IL
Intensely cold here toluy, the Their.
m0moIcr ~ 10 degrees below. Strong
north winds added to tho severity Of
tlo cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

the thermometer Iudi-ft.i ~ 20 90
below. The same Throughout the
gtate.
PANA, tlls., Feb. Sit was 20 below
zero hoto OF O'clock thls mUrHiug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

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