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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
Real Estate Transfers.

M T Nachlman to W D Kurrell
&c lots /, 2 and 3, blk q Well
ingtOn. INSTRUMENTATION. IS
A W Gregson ct al to N A
Hull wd NV 80, 1922 W.. -. 1856
JE Green ct al to Jesse W Green
wd NV 2, 81, 2w....... ....... 1868
S S WoOdcock shf to John E
Husy sd lots l, 2, 8 blk rs Well
ingtOn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
John A Blair to H P Love &c lots
10 II Chisholm st Caldwell go. 100
L R Helmkasup ct ux to CA
Neidlander wd sw 81, 30, 3w 32OO
E E Andrews ct al to VIM ]
Dolph wd lots I, s, W ] lot 6
GOdfrey's add Wellington. 1000
E P Greet ct TX to Elmer W
Franklin wd NV %, SO l W. :. 1906
Sarah ROney to MilfOrd's Saw
ings Bank wd lots %, "a. % blk
P A Woods add Wellington SOC
NJ P Haythorn ct hus to Guy
Haythorn wd lots l, 2, 3and
part OF DIX 4 ii L. NyeS SUD-
division of out lot 2 and 3
Belle PLANE. ................ 1866
Elizabeth Dorset to VIM DOrsett
wd ne q, 81, l e......... 10
'Chas Y GOzad to A G Herr wd
lots 80, 80, "a. SO blk l, q New
Caldwell. ........ go. so
n s COEad ct ux to NJ K Thrail.
kill wd lots 10, II, II blk 2 S add
Caldwell. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 575
W III GOwen ct ux to Bridenstine
Quad D lots l6, II, Is and part
Is blk q Myers ado yelling
M BOulean ct TX to T T Nc
Gown wd lots II, Is blk 10
Conway Springs. &C.. ........ 500
Albert T KernS ct al to Hugh
Nc Gown Quad D und 81 of
De20, 80, 2w. 225
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
Still On the Rack.

EDITOR VOICE: Was the resolution
adopted at the assessors meeting
March 4, advisable? It's as follows:
Resolved that all personal property
be listed at its actual cash value; that
the legal exemption of two hundred
dollars be deducted from the total
valuation, and that the basis of assess
ment be upon thirty-three and one
third per cent Of the remainder"
The object was to change the mode
OF assessment heretofore in vogue
that gave to each head OF a family an
exemption Of $500 personal property,
aud to reduce that exemption to 800
actual value. What will be the re-.
suit? Unless the same course is
adopted throughout the state, which
is not probable Sumner county will
pay more than her just proportion OF
the state tax.
A large number Of names will be
added to the personal tax list; those
owning between $500 and 5000 worth
of personal property, and the exemp-
tion being reduced will add a heavier
personal tax on all heads of families,
while the tax will be lightened on all
corporations including railroads,
blanks, etc., and upon lands and city
properties owned by non-resldents
while the total taxes will be increased
on nine-tenths of the farmers
mechanics and business men of the
county.
Are not the burdens of taxation
upon the farmers heavy enough? HI
pays taxes upon what he owes as wei
as upon what he owns and with man
it is principally upon what they owe
and unless relief is speedily given i
will be the case with principally al
the farmers.
Our property has been assessed at
supposed One-third valuation, but il
fact at much higher valuation
There is not the difference in assessed
valuation of lands convenient to mai
ket and cities with those in the re
mote portions of the county tina
Justice demands,
I have the tax receipt for 1894 an
will gladly sell lands for less tina
three times the assessment and wi
DAY the mortgage and give perfeC
title. In my opinion the action
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
First published in VOICE April II, 1885,
Notice.

In the matter OF the application OF George
Ketchel for the vacation of portion of the
townsite Of Millerton, Sumner county
Kansas.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE is hereby given that at the next
" regular session OF the board of county
commissioners Of Sumner county, Kansas,
the undersigned will present their petition
and application to said court praying for the
vacation Of lots seven ca, eight (S), nine (9),
and ten 10 in block FIVE (5), and lots nine Co.,
ten Q0l, eleven Old, twelve ~. thirteen u3)
fourteen "a, fourteen Q4), fifteen Q5 and six
teen 16) In block six 49,, and also that part of
Pine street lying adjacent to and Immediate
ly west Of blocks five (5 and six 49,; and that
part Of Market street lying south Of and ad-
joining lot in block o; and also that part Of
Chestnut street lying between lot 7 In block
5 and lot IS In block 6; and also the alley ly-
ing east Of and adjoining blocks FIVE (5l and
| six (6) all in the town OF Millerton, Sumner
| county, Kansas. and that such order OF va
cation may be entered upon the records Of
said court, when and where all persons inter-
ested may appear and show cause, II any
they have, why such order Of vacation as
prayed for in said petition should not be
granted and made. gro. KETCHEL.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
Clothing.

In Scotch Gray Suit we give you corker
for IS; nice Brown Worsted for u, common
price IS; an English Worsted, old price SIS,
our price sl2. In the newest patterns In fan
CIV Cashmere. new price d, old el2.5O. A Boy
and Youths suit from d to So.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
Attention, Everybody!

The verdict has been brought m that the bownam
from firm Sumner and
the We sell everything advertised Don't fail call and be
Of the ruthoo uraS assertions o all alike
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
We Want To Sell a Baby

carriage for every dimpled darling in
Sumner county. We'd dc it if every
mother knew she could get one at
wholesale price, direct from factory,
freight paid, and could return it and
get her money back if she or the baby
shouldnot like it. Catalogue free.
American Furniture Agency, Galena,
Kansas.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
BuckIen'S Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns and all skin erup.
lions and positively cures piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price Csc. per box. For sale
by F. B. Snyder.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
The Missing Link.

We're the link between makers and
users of household furniture. Whole.
sale prices to everybody. We sell for
the worlds largest factories. Send
for our Illustrated catalogue. Postage
6cents. American Furniture Agency,
Galena, Kansas.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
Notions.
Muslins,

In brown musllns we quote you &c, &c and
SC goods, values better than you have or can
get offered.
In bleached "A goods at &c up.
House lining at &c and &c.
A9-4 sheeting, old price &c, our new price
14c yard.
Cotton plaid shIrting at &c yard
Hickory stripes In variety at SC yard.
Cotton warp, peerless, cheaper than anyone
offers them.
An excellent quality cotton batting one
pound rolls. fifteen for 81.
A good ticking for l0c, old price 15c.
A nice line OF Cheviotts at low prices.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18

the assessors was unwarranted and
will result in the shifting Of taxes
from the class most able to pay to the
class least able to pay.
A TAXPAYER.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
First published in VOICE April Il. 1895 !
Publication Notice.
In the district court of Sumner county, Kan
SaS,

The Anglo-American\
Land Mortgage and
Agency company, limit
ed, plaintiff,
VS..
James G. Copeland,
Laura Copeland, Alex-I
ander Copeland, -
Copeland, wife Of Alex
ander Copeland, whose
christian name is to the
plaintiff unknown, Silas\
H. Elliott, The Alliance
Trust company, l.. G..
Lane, Nathaniel c Mash,
Lombard Investment
company, Charles s..
Fairchild, Sanford B.
Ladd. Harry E. MONEY!
Milton B. Whitney and
Frank Hagerman, re-
ceivers Of The Alliance
Trust company and Of
Lombard Investment
company. defendants.
THE ABOVE NAMED Alexander Copeland,
i Copeland, wife of Alexander Cope
land, whose christian name Is to the plaintiff
unknown, Silas H. Elliott, L. c. Lane, Ma
thaniel G. Nash and Lombard Investment
company are hereby notified that they have
| Octn Sutu ny lnt dDONt udLDeu plalnUlU IN the
district court Of Sumner county, Kansas, and
that unless they answer the petition Of said
plaintiff against them fled in said action, in
the Office OF the clerk Of said court by the
18th day of May, 1895. said petition will be
taken as true and Judgment viii be rendered
in said action in favor Of said plaintiff and
against said defendants for the sum of three
thousand dollars. with Interest thereon from
the LIST day OF October, ls9s, at the rate OF
IL per cent per annum, and for the sale OF
the following real estate. lying and situate
in the county Of Sumner and state Of Kansas
| tO-wit:
The south half Of the northeastQuarter an6
the southeast quarter Of section number sly
in township number thirty-four, south, range
number four west. under an order Of sale, X
satisfy said sum of money. interest, taxes OF
land, and costs OF said action in accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
HARRIS & VERMILION,
ATTEST: Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Id. SIMPSON, Clerk,
By {. NJ. BELL. Deputy.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18

We are headquarters for staple and fancy
prints and can make you prices at from &c 10
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18

Good raiSins 5 cents per pound at
Wyatt Bros.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

aoi, aud AZ once b. gau close invest.
cation of his auth ri'y. Ho discovered
that the act Of 1891, making pIzs
lighting felony, never Jashod. Tue
two houses could not ngtue and tho bill
was cent 10 the conference committee.
When the report was presented TO the
house II was adopted, empty by u vivc
voice vote. the ayes aud nays not
having been called. Az the law OF 1898
sought TO amend this aci, 10 would
seem there Is no law on this subject IT
prizs Bghting In this state. This law
relating TO riots, unlawful assemblagos,
etc, passed IN 1908, couiG perhaps
be brought into tequlsitlJu u
cover this case, should ths governor
deem II necessary to go 10 extreme
measures. BY this law tho governor
IL authorized TO oail out tHu mlutiA
without waiting for q request iof a.
sistaLcu from tho locil authorities, ana
IL empowered TO expel with foicB all
diaiurbefs of the peace. In Tia r CON.
nection II IL nm Interesting iact tnnt
since the Legislature refused 10 appf.-
pirate money fOT the maintunat @, of
the elate militia, nesrly every oJm.
pany OF cltizan soldiers In tho state
nave disoahded. The more enthusAsiic
advocates Of the pflzv eight have MT lost
confidence In tho Hot Spfi So COM
mittee, aud bolieve the match will be
brought OF.
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was suddenly killed 10y tho fact that
some person wrote 10 tne rlues throw.
Ing doubt upon the statements that the
mouse was really occu pied by Turner,
and limiting that N he did say there
for n time, II was for purposes other
than those OF ar,. The price askel for
the properly wss 81 800 and n Ia " had
als) va 'rantced TO pay this sum for the
property I'm order tust II might be
converted into Turner mus. um, bui
The intimatiou conveyed In the COM
munics;iou 10 the Times was more
than the lazy referred t. could be- ex-
peoted 10 boar NJ under, and size
promptly Withdrew her Oder 10 supply
the funds tor the purpose. Since then,
however, II has been definitely estab-
lisbGd that the house ct Chelsea was
really Turner's residence, and steps
ARE again being taken 10 pufchaEe the
house and convert II with others nd.
Joining Toto refugees or homes for the
unfortunate landscape paine ere. There
seems TO be n prospect that tue latter
Ian may bu adopted.
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WITH THE RAILWAYS.
The Cat IA Passenger Rates is DE-.
Clared OH.
ono rrnin west FROM osden-stubbs
says ths q. =. Needs Two Trains,
hut tho :. D. Doesn't

Tho great passenger rate war In Utah
IL at an end, and people from Ogden TO
Sanputc must now ply the usual fares
In travelling over either the Union
Pacific or Rio Gfando Western. At o
o'clock last evsuing the cut rates were
Withdrawn by mutual agreement be.
tween tho railway officials. This
Union Pacific claims II has not got the
worst OF tho Hight, and the II. q. w.
expresses pleasure a. tho way
It came through the con.
toat OF course the travelling pub.
lilo are pleased, and a. all three parties
10 the recent procedure nte hAppy, IL
IL not untoasonAb.c u hoIe that an.
other cui-rato contest will bo inEuguT-
ateu at sOme future lime when many
people desire t. visit Salt Lake.
The railway situation In other re-
spects, however, IN not In such amic-
Able condition. Toe San francisco
Chronicle OF Thuuday, October 10,
sayf: In spite OF Presideut &. T.. Hum.
ington's emphatic declarations 10 the
CONTRARY, the Southern Pacific has
been considering the advisability Of
withdrawn, one OF tho daily trains on
tut Ogden run. IL IN said that the COM
pany has nbont made up ils mind 10
limit ;he service to Que train u day after
November l5th.
Vice President ]. q. Stubs sale:
"rhefe Ia no rehton In the world why
We should run more than one train a
day to Ogden during the Winter time.
The train leaving here NJ d .. m. &C.
coinmodEtes all the flfsi.clh,H psseen-
gers, ami tue same train, weslD0und,
which arrives at g;ij a. M, brings all
the fitst-class passengers from Ogren.
There may lie Onu or two bret.olass
passengers on the other traip, but they
DO not amount 10 anything. Now, II
We abandoned ono OF the two daily
trains to Ogden We could 90 40 without
curtAiling o. impAitiug tho service.
But We suould be- obliged 10 carry the
second. class business on thu mail ira n.
asked the Union Pacific people u
they could arrange TO got their aecO I'D
class passengers 10 Ogden IN time to
connect with our ilfnt-class train.
They said no. rnsy always say nc,
but they can. They think because
they run two trains that We should
run Two lraius."
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UTAH CREAMERIES.
leu OF Them Established the Last Snm.
msr-Doing a Business Of $780,
900 a Month.

In conversation with II. J. Faust
Jr. today that gentleman gave some
interesting information concerning the
creamery business OF this Territory.
From the figures he gives II will be
econ thgt It has increased ut q very
rapid rats during the last year. Dur
the summer, for instance, ten modern
creamery plants have been established
In Utah and all Rfe now In successful
operation. He states that o1mbinsd
the cIsAmerio' treln0w Dol gabusiness
exceeding 500 90 per mongn or more
than 81 200, 600 per year.
Mr.. faust nas personally supervised
the installation OF mOst OF tho new
plants anu 10 now representing tho
Creamery Packing and Manufacturing
company OF Kansas City and Chicago
which yesterday opened up = hue
branch house with full and complete
stock at l29 west First south street.
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cold scar. In London.

LONDON, ool.l2.-rhe stocA exchange
has been excited the pas. week by
speculation 10 gold shares, which late
ly become quite reckless, and led TO n
great increass la accommodation bills,
drawn upon London branches OF con-
tinental banks. The London banks
finally refused TO discount these bills.
The fear that this action would lead
continental and London banks to con-
tracing accommodation resulted In u
heavy fall In nearly all departments.
The SCARE lasted til Wednesday alter
noon when buying In behalf OF Paris
and South Africa led TO recovery.
But tho market IL still restless.
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THEY May PIaur rEr.
No Law Against Prize fighting in
Arkansas, ~ seems,

LITrLE Rock, Ark, Oct, ~. -Gov.
etuUr CisYk's letters TO Judge Duflie,
sheriff Hopi and Dan Stuart, together
with the kilograms TO Jim Corbelt aud
Bob Fiizslmmons, given publicity by
tho Associated Press, arc subject OF
much discussion here today. The
sentiment here and at Hot Springs ia
oyerw helmingly In favor OF tho con-
tosi. IL 10 well known here thar, per.
sonally, Governor Clarke Ia not
violently opposed to the proposed con-
test. He Is quoted as having said
recently that seven.ientns OF the people
Of ArkanSis wanted II; two-lenihs
were Indifferent and all tho
clAmor against It come from the
other tenth OF the population.
When Judge Duiile brought the
matter TO the governors attention
officially, however, he was obliged to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

WAsHiSoTOs, or. l2.-The fall
worE OF tue fish commission viii soon
begin.The commission has been unus.
ually successful with tho Salmon catch
on the Pacific Coast this year. In tue
early run over 7,I50,O10 eggs were col.
lec;ed At Beard station, California,
more than double the entire numb "
taken last year. The fall run will b..
GIN next week.
Experiments arc being made look
ing TO tho introduction Of the ste,
head trout OF the Pacific coast, very
game aud edible hsni. into Lakes
Chamberlain, Huron aud Superior.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12
WARLIKE MEASURES.
Submarine Mines Placed in The Oar.
danellss by The Sultan.
SENT 10 rue FORTS.
Four Hundred ArmenIans said TO Have
Been Killed In the Riots at
Ireb,lnnd.

CoEsrANTisoPLE oct. l2.-Advices
from Tfebiz1nd ssy 200 persons were
killed or wounded during the rioiing
there between Turks and Armenian.
a communication made public by the
Turkish government states that the
Armenians at rrebizond attacked the
Mussulmsns before the authorities
could intervene ana flfty persons were
FILLED or wounded on both sides. The
Armenians at Rodosto, Armenia, also
tried to attack the Mussulmans, but
they were prevented cy the police.
During tho disturbance IN Armenian
was killed by polio,
The Russian govofnmYnt has can
cslled tue order fJr the dispatch OF
war ship to Tfobi1ond, owing 10 the
represca tslions OF tue II isslan coniul
there that II might lohu 10 further ex.
element ami disorder.
The LIST OF tho Atmeniana lo.t the
churches Of S.smbsul In which they
sought refuge, VA the presence Of the
dragOmans OF the different embassies,
tho government having promised thai
the refugees should not DO molcsleL.
No Afmrniaas wtrs ARRESTED. The
urggomaus received an ovation from
the Armchair population.
The sultan has sent message 10 Sir
Phillip Cufriv, the Rfilish amDassaIof,
expressing his satisfaction ut tue sue.
cess VI the measures taken 10y tue am.
bas.adof- 10 clear the Armenian
churches Of the fufugets. Litter Sir
Ihilhp CurTie had an AL ilUncr with
the sultan, aud NJ tue lattef'a request,
lsman Boy was sent 10 Brsslka Bay,
near the entrance to the Dafdanolles, TO
survey tho sites f0r iotts.
Three vossels linden with ammunition
have been sent n the forts NJ tho Daf-
dRuellos, aud II " now known beyond
doubt that the work OF laying sub.
marine mines In the straits has COM
menced.
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COMMITTED TO THE ASYLUM.
"Curley" WAllsc' Adjudged Insane by
Judge hcNally Today.

Curiiss William Wallace, or "Cur-
ley" rs he Ia most commonly called,
was before Judge McNalIy today anu
ordered committed TO thu insane hsy.
lum ut Provo. Hs IL 4 married man,
about thirty-four years Of age, aud has
resided In this Territory about fifteen
years. The Physicians certificate.
eigned by Dire. II, 5. Wright ard 3. q.
Baldwin, sci forth tho cause ~ his in-
saHity as being the result OF an injury
received on this head by falling timhofs
some years ago. The WITNESSES TO his
insane actions were D. Youngberg aud
aud Geo. w. Gibbs. He WAS taken 10
the asylum this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12
DISTURBANCES ArsEouLE
American Marines Landed TO Project
the legation.


WAsIngoToS, Os,. l2.-Atmhal J.
Carpenter, ~ command Of the Aliatic
tduRdrOu, cAblei iha navy department
today that tue aiaira In aeculu Aio IA
very disturbed sIA,e and tbs Ofiicsfs
VI what 10 known ~ tho "kn -
party" have taken refuge Ia the Unit.
Cd States legation building. lt IL re-
ported, Admiral Carpenter says, that
the queen OF Corea has bsrn sesassinRl-
OF. At tho urgent demand OF the
Uhi,od Slatea charge d'itialfes NJ
se1ule, Admiral Carpenter saws that n
marine guard OF the cruiser Yorktown
Ia the haruor Chrmiipo, was sent to
l3eoule for the protection Of the Leg.
ton and American Interests generally.
Al q iufiher protection he ordered the
gunboat Potrei 10 proceed from Chez
Foo 10 Chomulpo without delay, and
she started this morning. Tho orden
TO the Petfrl require ber 10 cross the
Yellow sea, ana II u expected she will
cover the distance In three days at
most.
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Probate Orders,

In the matter OF the estate and
guardianship Of william II. Collect, a
minol; return Of sale Of real estate
male by Ala II. Collect, guardian, anu
Wednosday, the card day OF October,
nzed Tor hearing said return.
In Ito matter q tbe estate NJ Eliza
spencer, deceased; George "a Spencer,
the eldest son OF said Jtceaari, peii-
TONED for lettcTs NJ aim inistrAtion,
aud rhuieiay the - h day u October,
wne Hxrd ~ the time for hearing
said Petition.
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Kindergarten Tea.

A kindergarten tea will DO given Ut
the residence OF Mrs. DR.. Wilcox, OF
tho Seventeenth ward, ON Monday
afternoon next, between tho hours OF 9
and n. m. fne affair Ia for the bsne-
fit OF the Utah Kindergarten assoclS-
Ton anu its many friends and patrons
are 10 be On hand aud make 1t tho sue
cess II deserves to be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

81. PAUL, Oct. l2.-Judge Caldwell
ssid this afternoon that the exact date
for tue sale OF the AtohiAon railway
cannot bs fixed until Attorney George
Peck nam, now in this city, returns TO
New YORK, but the sale probably will
take place IN the latter part OF Novem.
Der. An arrangement has been made
whereby the property VIII be turned
over to tue PURCHASERS on the day Of
tho sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12
cnn TIehIIn MtsIee.

AUSTIN, Tex, oct. l2.-A well
known sporting man In TIT, city says
there Ia Tut ous place on tho American
continent where the Corbett-Filz'
simmons fight can be pulled OF, AMI
that Ia New bafeio, Mexico. He
adds that three weeks ago the Florida
Athletic club signed papers to have
the fight 10 tho Bull ring at New
Laredo and up 10 this hour have not
asked for release from the contract.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

SEATTLE, wasninglon. Oct. a.
Tue Indian sealing schooners, Coium.
bia, Deeahks anu Boring Ses, have
arrived with 54i, b01 aud 66J skins
respectively, aud the Janos " swan
IL at Port Tow nsend with l 1850. Con.
sideriDgthat these catches were all
msde with spears In Boring sea they
are extraordinary for this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

DESvER, Oct. IA special 10 the
Times from Leai City, +. d., sayt;
At I O'Clock lsst evening the central
and north central portion Of the Black
Hills felt nm earthquake shock. The
windows ratified and the houses rocked,
but there was no serious damage. The
shock was tclt over region thitty-nvo
miles square.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

MAssowAH, Abyssinia, Dot. Ia
italian NAIVE troops attacked 1900
Abyssininns In strong position near
Brasilai. Tho latter He'd, having
twenty killed and number wounded.
The Italian troops lost eleven killed
and thirty wounded.