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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-19

Presidential Appointments for Confirm
alton Thursday-Thirty one Sections
OF Land Legislation Acted on.
Questions Asked Minister Hatch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-19
LAND ACT BEFORE THE HOUSE,
Today a Bill to Incorporate Homo.
lulu Electric Railway Company.

Council OF STATE MEMBERS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-19

Various SationaIities Introduced
Agricultural LabOrers - Colonies
Brought in by w. NJ. GIbson-Efects
of American Reciprocity Treaty, Etc.
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Continued on page 3.
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Cognate Races,

The idea of re-peop'ing this country
with races F'cognate" to the Hawaiians
found much favor, and attempts to carry
it out were made IN several directions
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A Plen,nnl snrpr.se.

Conductor IL. A, White was treated
10 pleasant social by tho members Of
the Second ward choir last evening.
Instead Of going to tholr accustomed
place % rehearsal the members assem-.
bled at tho residence OF gncir conductor
to celebrate his birthday, and while no
was impA,lonuy waiting Tor the choir
AZ the meeting house, they were
DusiIy arranging Tor lho pleasure Cf the
evening. His ioellUgs Of disappYiui-
meut disappeared wuru he arrived
nome Auu Willard Done presented
him with bsauUlui arg album us a
zen OF csteun from tlo choir. A
uOuutogus gepast was prepared by the
lhuies, and sOu.B, rvclWu1nsi Readings
aud games were INDUCED IA until O
late hour
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PRISON And FINES.
CONVICTED OF BLAcEaAIL


PARIS, Fet. 2l.-Thu Trial has been
concluded OF ,ho representatives Of the
prp5s in tuil city, charged With black
mail, and sentences were pronounced
today. N. De Cieiq, Of the Nmttscnth
Century, was condemned TO hltroa
myuths' imprisonment aud o
nle Il go france; ~. uirarii
manager Of tho NHtte,Hh CeHtpN
aud NJ. Hetlug 10 two yeaSs'
prison, and 1000 francs fiuo oauhi M.
Camille Drtyfls, tho former member
Of tho Chnmour ol Deputies srd late
ly political director Of the AatDp 90
one year In prison anu GOV iIanol' hngi
So. isduuarI Portable, formerly director
OF the NmttocnM C,UiuTV Co. hy.
yrars' imprisonment anu 0,NNl rance
lut. Tue arrest Hal conviction OF
these men grow out VI tho uuuattllnF
VI gigantic sonumo Of luyyias oiaos-
mail upuu the uAu'gers uI all CaBiuul
aud gambling CLUES iu FiauCu.
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HARRY HAYWARD'S DEFENSE
The ALLEGED HuTieNF Of Miss eng
On ll0 Stand.
SnSaEtto Knows she Reason MS
brother Has for TostifsinE
Against iIin.

MisNEApoLis, Feb. gi.-rhe cross-
examination VI W. W. Hayward, the
father Of the young man accused Of
numbering Miss Giug, was continued
today. County Attorney Nye could
net snake his testimony the -lightuot.
by the testimony of Guntm
william Yale, tie defense ,stsJlllhed
that the bullet which killed Mits Cling
was OF the anmb weight as one taken
from IS short cartridge. BllXt mai
testified that Harry Hay ward had told
him the cartridges were 35 long.
Defendant Harry Hayward was
called and took the stand with his
arms folded ana teeth sst. HUdcolafud,
IA nutwrr 90 questions, tina, tnU tgHii-
mouy OF BlIAt aud AIRY Hayward was
I4lfU. 10 saII 40 knew thu reason ME
brother testified falsely against him
hnl Erwin asked him 10 explain. The
prosecution objected and the objection
WINS sustained.
Erwin asked: "Dld your brother
have any lear OF you Tor the reason
that you might make disclosures about
him2n
"Yes, III" responded Harry.
The answer was ruled out.
"N0w you have hoard Adry say he
had never scent Mia Cling. Did he
ever SEQ heig"
"Ho dii. II was on narrow, dark
road between Nic3l,ut Avenue ami
Lake Calhoun. lie could see her
very veil, but he could feel her ali
right"
"Was he alone with hcr?p
Gle was not"
"Whu was wi th him?D
~ would rather not tell, unlOss lt 10
necessary. Tue young lady Is hero IN
the city"
"What Ii her uamt2 It Will be NO.
ocasary TO know H."
"Alias NoidaL They were bath
with him."
Eyo OBJECTED tfoUuously to any
Thug further On this llnC, and was aus.
tanned by tie court.
81 toll YOU said Judge Smith, UIt
lean insult Co this court when YOU
know that what you IRE proloHng 10
show has been ruled out 10y tubs court,
you Try to bring 1t In, IA another
way,n
~ mean no disrasrecl," faid Erwin,
"And do not think 4 deserve feproDL
Now" turning 10 tho witness, "l Will
asS you about your relations with Miss
Glng.D
"Wsn," said Harry, 81 was intro.
duced 10 Miss Ging, 1 think, ia Janu.
AIRY, 1894, by Mr. Speaker, al board
ing house. met nor nj iirst, perhaps,
a. often rs Oucp week. After while
l net her 10 often aH twice % week.
From July and August on, 10 Dccem-
Dor, We were what you might call
lovers, l suppose"
"Now, l'il psk you n at any time,
while you worn loves, there we're i'm.
proper relations existing between you
OF any bOrt2"
ono, alf; she was true and noble
girl 10 the best OF my belief, bOtn to-
ward me and toward everybody eluu. /"
Hayward said he had "yamblrd high
and lots Of H." He admitted no tried
20 keep Il from tue public, but his
friends all knew ~. He tgid hs had
gnmulud In almost every city In the
| country and named san Francisco,
Los Angeles, san Diego and Chey.
enuu among the plaUls ho VisitcI.
Miss Cling know no RgmH.ed anu took
part IN "A faro game herself.
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GOV. WEST HOME.
Ha Returned From lha East Early
This Morning.
THE SAN JUAN INDIAN INVASION.
they WIN BE Removed 20 lholr Eeser.
walton When tho Weather Permits
-C5nnicnco In Day.

dJvornar West returned home from
Washinstou ON the 1913 Union Pacific
train thia morning As De- vol known
tho Governor has boon absent In the
Eat Tor several weeks past, bis time
having been mostly spent ut the
na,iOu's capital.
Tho Governor has enjoyed hIa
trip very much, Notwithstanding the
very dilngJO8a0lo weather which he
encountered duuug his Absence from
home. lilo say that On, weather was
tho wor, hu hoe ever seen IN
Washington, o. iu fact, anywhere
else. hud while SONS people here
msy have iOig ,hat Utah was having
an excess %. BuoE, tAo Governor states
that thn saow au hero f. not 20 10
compared with b wat uRs fallen ia
thu East ana tLo south.
During biz nugruCu he says be has
lOulI ihu financial condition NJ lcnsl
go uni iu tho East as Ia our own com.
muuiiy nui cOuHiderB tho outlook IA
Utah aa very good.
Ia regard % the San Juan Indian
Invasion, tue Governor stid: "Sscft-
tuty smith proposes, ~ soon ua the
weather VIII Kermit, 10 taso steps loOk.
ing tD tnu removal NJ tho Indians o.
turIr trHstVuu9u anu have them kept
ihrgt," Au iurtler ttatcF, however,
THAT thc secretary apprars % hay0
"pul.cgt CunhIvucr iu tho integrity ~
Agent Day" judging from THIS thsfo
seems o. boz uo immolists prospect Tor
thr removal % tbis UolUC0uB aud tpll-
lm Uri4ut individual
on ihg ulufu "Trip The Glvcraor paid
rs yisit 90 hH old home iu Kentucky,
Where Doe apuut couple % days AMI
suI0yul IimsUl' very much His hale
ana hearty appearance are evidence Of
rue gJgu limu hu has had.
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A Guardianship Matter.

In the probate court yesterday after.
noon, George hr13gaat He'd a petition
pnying Tor l,t.ers Of gunniinnBhip OF
behalf OF Eli,u Louise ARROGANT, his
daughter, who 10 under the age " 10.
A. reasons Tor this request the petit
TONER alleges that the CHILD has an
Observation-Disclosures policy iu the
Mutual Life Of New York pnyaUie on
tho death Of petitioner 90 Ella j..
AybOgasi, VINO died May 10, 1892, uut
tue children Edith and George. IUul
II rs likely ~ Become necessary Tor the
maiitsusuce auI support OF the uniu
minor child md tho preservation Of
certain property in which uhu has au
lutCrrti, 90 procure paid up policy ul
uHe 10 10 make lIHui 1T make csHl
surrender " She Bamri wherefore april
Ca.iou Do made as tlatgl, TIE hearing
has D,on oct down Cor March b.
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otanr.. fnr UE.nt Ven.

BAN BERNAHDiNO, Cal, Feb. 2l.-In
about two week., or the shOiteli time
it is possible 10 make between Ban
Bernardiu3, Cal, and hawardUu Cas-
tie, England, tho Kt, Hop. VIM. T..
Gladstone viii receive box Of High
land oranges, sent by John J. Naleu.
tine, ptcBlJout u the WClls, Fargo
Expires Co., as tine finest oranges
grown in thistts Neat Wednesday
Pv5iiuut Cleveland VIII receive d box
Of thU trmu fruit.
Each box will bp marked With the
name Of tue grower aud u the place
whore grown. Ihree blzcs, together
with eighteen others, leave tomorrow
evening. The purpose Is TO show Cal
i'0rnla'8 citrus Cipabliiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

WAsHINGIoN, Fsu. 2l.-rhu House
committee on Pacific roads today ur-
oideu 10 report the new bill babed on
the Reilly OH but having certain
changes r1cUmme -Iei by Chairman
Reilly. The amended blil win me-
vide that the principal OF the guysrr-
munt debt Oe paid NJ once and thgt she
iifst mortgage bonus and latetest paid
upon tao bonds by government
anu uue the government 90 tho
uttn tho bill takes CTgut BIO
extended aud paid in iust,ilmonts
through a purioi OF lUy years. Tie
eAtontei nrst m0tgugg UOnda VIII
Ooar Interest 90 per cent. The uZ-
tended intore VIII be secured by prao.
IicHlly u third lien on the property
subsidiary TO tbs claims Of lGItlos wnu
advance the funds to pay tie princIDal
nt lho government bonds ana who Will
DC entitled under the bill 10 fye per
cent Interest on their advances.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

Irg0S, Auz, Feb. gl.-Conyr0ss
Ail olv Of the old time establish
u.sA vas catered a. midnight by
-hlsl urui WHO held up the faro
a.L The game was iu progress
Niaihe DEALER Coo, Houston, raw a
~ euler by O side door with a
atcytiilg bis face below the eyes.
H.aJl thought some pgauucai Joker
W G!iHs 10 have o little fuu, an
Ei.le lolbtr covered him Houston
i.-4lh gun aside. Tue rObber did
y .asi wofd, bar showed tho guu
htutlJu's breast aud with his
u.!9'E ab1u, $3.50 Ia gold which he
l"i Dc pocket lie did not take all
u s'il and i've or six hundred dol
Nl'ltllyef was not m0lusteu.
.sAs Playing al the game DID not
w Nullu The robbery was being
.-al''el' Bartender Green, who
sAll adjoining room, heard tho
~ lAle ny several twenty dollar
n, r'ett which the rubber dropped.
.,l.ls. a. tfal there wus row, but
,l,lle later learned tho trouble anI,
't lth0lgun loaded with buck
~ NAl1sd i0t the faro room. The
...t hAl Just closed af,er the fu.-
Il Tue bartender rushed In. IA
'.lssi turned tho corner OF the
s., ulehn shot but missed the
~, nv , no learned d minute sooner
nv 10y eAs 'IuuapIrug, Green would
u, s,.'1 Ile fobto, dead, az no was
49,. tuo money, Onlu6ra have
'"l'1 The sllghtesI clue.
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Ihis Sensnn-s BalhIng .

Col y. w. Clayton returned 90 90
early hour this morning al.er au eight
dayE absence from home. His oast-
wsfd destination wac Omaha, where
he met Mgtsrs. Dickinson anu LomaE,
Il the Union Pacific, and discussed
with them tho matter Of Great Salt
Lake summer bathing, IL IL under.
stood that such agreements were eu-
tered into ~ viii result not only in
mutual benefits 10 the two Lake re-
uorts-Saltair and Garaold-but iu
benefits 10 their respective patrons
also.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

wAsusor0s, ID. G., Rob. 2l.-Thc
Senate today passed. The Houua joint
resolution Tor tho suspension Of certain
features OF the law authorizing the
transportation of goods through ile
Juit0I STATES To- tho lftg zyuo .i aoA Il
GO, n1 lons uB tHc Mexican free 11n-
exists.
The sona,o rejected Ia, motion ty
German % ruc1usl4cf its action giDp.,
Ing the conference rcpot. amending
the iuc8u1 t.gi and thor tc.s 90" ,H,
Indian appropriation Bill anrmali
purpose Wa b. require c3fp1ta,,ou1 B.
m.Fea report VI al t-oiE high taiariUl
officials.
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A'RI uoPr1UL FEELING.

Of the Iron Trade by tho.iron
~. Agr.n
RaJ ,, 'o'H' Feb, gl,-Tho Iron Age
Gls.,'r,,o l Ihe continued low prIccs
ill,ln,--.l steel pl0duo,a a more bov,.
n,sgt. Il Spreading among Eastsrn
% h. tuI,eIs, THIS n duo pFiuolpnIlv
sn1'. h'.s that costa nv 80 ~
ni,,s ,.' eii,Wlei down until now
AsE M, ''yl tlnt they arc now uarIl nm
fuabt,' own territory. This M.
iht lgs.,S iTon 90 well as to sreei /,
naab,, , 'lo olala upon hearth fur.
Easlsg1 Ivt1e9me the salvation of In,
llbh b-,aa zig irOu Tor this pur.
wlIs XXX delivered 90 "a low pFics.
been v,asap melting tern, FiUu 49,
leluafy T lH quantity IN Their
mo.u' Lhe TCsult .s TINT Win
can b r, .l ioyeut opon hearth sI ,,Ji
very 5''s.ug.l iu Mo Last M n nNs,
|srna M " 10 llo pgIceut W5irb vyv,oI9l1'
he E,tt,a ,elnef can DO LAID down ip
| of te.l, n 2 matlul-. Thisis N ra ' W.
pifsl al ,1r,,',el9pmsgts which hng IN
|'rlbs much Confidence tb,t rn,,t'I.
'1i ilseIr lr.',ol,semenIs IN rolling mil,.
aie ID ss ~ arc either under wav
esl l. teBss,i week has brought llltle
''nAh In Besssmer Div
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DISTRICT ATTORNEYS "HIr."


In the mlItt Of his excitement, while
making statement during the discus
sion VI the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. case
tbia morning, District Attorney JuId
furnished a httlo mFth by an
emphasized but uuiuluuuounl re-.
ference 10 Mrs. Mulyanoy aB "Mu. Sadie
~. v icutuD.n ~ one enjoyed the
laGs ue tsr tuau Valentine himself.
rho uis,lgl attorney putin sort O.
hall apology Tor thy iJpsus hHyug by
IumnIGiug that "l.,.r gu 300 90 tao
Guiyaupys aud tue NN.ltI..- bal
sOl No mixed az tha. b. aa1 bgu IA lIi.
iI.ult 90 separate tom any lsuEor"
Following up 'his punkout hig win
another be- ailoI, "lhvy svcm 90 mo
90 be bono IL orc NOuu NuI nusu %, one
flesh" Everybody hughuI aglin,
and when order Eal been restored the
Judge proceeded ln hls usually solemn
vein.
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More Petit Jurors.

Twenty additional F,tt jurors have
beau drawn he the Third Drtuci
court al iol.owG Glen 70. B1,h'
we'll, J. A. Grgu1an, vs.. !. Baal,if, A.
H0landur p. W. McCa1Uy, %. *
Bloch, o.. q. Thomas IT,, John H.Wil.
F0u, Charles blusom, willard pighcf-
inp, W. =, Spencer, J. 4. bursn N,
Lottery, 81. Is, PauOns, II. 81. raulul
John O.. Waite, W. a, Rhodes, j. 20,
stout, b, q. Hhybould nud l.. q
kuOWlL0u.
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INV York. Feb. 2L-A man, AZ
puruutly Do years of age, who refused
20 give bis name, io0E "a g1ek contain.
Ing diamonds valued nt tlDiOsl tom
the establishment 81 ~. FOX q Cos
lmuUficts % poms, OF Maiden hguo al
1910 O'Clock ,hia Afternoon and was
arfcited fvt minutes later On his
person were found two pnoEagoH tl
gems, only ono OF which, howover was
Identified a. belonging 10 Fox Is 90,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

WAHuNuTON, ID. O., Feb. 2l,-Thc
President today nominated William
n. Heard, Of Pennsylvania, 10 be-
munster resident anu consul general 10
Liberia,
The Senate judiciary committ0 TO-
day reported tayoraUly the nomination
Of Eukino NJ Ross for circuit Judge OF
tho Ninth Judicial district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

Pilsburg records the sale o. one ton
thousand ton block nt $40, but hgs
done relatively little IN steel billetB or
wire rods. On the wh0lvthe market Be
steady.
Tho advance IN the price Of wrought
iron pii g seems 70 have The usual sil.ct
oiCausiug buyers TO tett tho eiucctiiy
% sellers BY keeping out 81 thu mHiko,.
Ia metals an advance iu tin is noted.
Copper IL weaker, while lead has de-
rliuud undor the pressure Of moderate
sales.
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TnE NV noNuS

offered az IaO To- New York Subscribe
for twenty tluios Ia Luudon.
INV YONK, Fell. n The new foufs
were offered al 100; no the opening Of
'Chango today, IFS was bid, and since
advanced u 1854 Uil; offered at 100.
LONDON, FuD. 2l.--Ihe ltOtehsChilds
said tOduy that the American loan had
been covered over tWuuty times by
subscriptions. The ROtnsunilus DO NOT
intend 10 take any portion uf the
amount allotted TO America.
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Wants n Divorce.

Walter q. Fowler has filed an action
against his wife Mary lot divorce, on
the ground OF desgH.0n. He alleges
that he was married 90 defendant on
May 20, 1853, and that che deserted
him April 3. 1880. Ia addition plaiu-
un pTayu for the custody oi TWO minor
children.
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,.,.,, n,li,fof seventy Tssrs ola
Hermit

t.,f..s fsligluf % neNenl1 h''i-
Hermit
ayFeAycisgJ, Feb. 2l.-Auohored
Ne utllu old era origin
.-.,i1'p. hut now nothing but a
wnb5ug mast VI rigging. IL 10
..ss,ilpg home Of Richard smith, "a
-,rshsfmi., who believes that he ~
-t.a,sc.ud Noah. lie predicts that
..Fnpeiieo and OAKLAND will sink
..-Bstea because 0t their wicked
1.itBl hat then Tow VI the select
ans TO him ana be- saved nom
siban luiuIlgt.Cal ciglt Ito be-
.T.tBst he has been Inspired 10 live
~ va,sf 10 avoid tue destruction
rttsn waiting tOprcscfye tie chosen
u he Order III Messiah, smith 10
rtsy ysau o.i, with long gray
nI6ld long gray BALI 40 wrars
rcvsflng on mead or iuUL lie IL a
alslsl1f and hai lived o. hcrmipe life
"a lui1y ytan. lie lives by inith
lsteani % ON Tue verge VI starvation.
Ne could catch plenty o. iisn from ms
All. tug would rather liu than cat
anything u tue auimal world aubuist-
lex entirely On pancaktsi beans aud
9ulltt he igtmsfIy Involed on foot
llUug uJui he tiaie, pushing n wheel
tlH0W nlsd With religious b00EH
which he i0Ij. TIE laltcr.day Noah
IVA hfm idhtfpnt o. most Uf Count
li9i lslcllugL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

LONDON, Feb. 2l.-The cabinet
council thia afternoon resolved 10 per
Bist In tue conclusion that tho CON
ditlon OF the finances OF India iorbids
dispensing with the import duty on
cotton.
Horny Fowler eeoretay OF state for
India, pruiu1sud condolences that the
explanation hu viii make In tho House
a C0mmons when Sir Henry Janlos's
motion 10 uuuatou, will cave tho posi-.
tlOn VI the government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

CHICAGO, Fob. 2l.-Iu the RepublI.
cgu uity convention touay uoublo aposr
over the credentials. Deleguten prrosd
themselves with canes ana uhnirsnnd
pounded each other euurgetioAliv aud
Unfortunately Tlu batuo lagtsi h
quarter OF an hour, resu.t.sg a. many
4ad bruises ana sadly battered hate.
Foheo interference aIoppsa She row.
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WASHINGTON LXeRCIsgs.
Interesting Program at the Oquirrh
school Ib,s Afternoon.

school Tb,s Afternoon.
There were OXgrglso1 Ia every room
al the Olulrfh on the basement and
first floors and tle rooms had the usual
decorations. In the corridor OF tho sec
oud n0orruoms 10 and No united Tor the
occasion, tho corridor being seated, The
prOgtHm was listened 10 by large NUM-
Der Of spectators. Tho reception com.
mltieo, coa.umsd uB they weru IN
tho colonial style, attracted a great
deal OF attention. Tue stuEiug lea.
lures OF the program were the
solo by CUurnuo Harris; tho duet,
"rwo Men OF Yo OlJeu rims,D by
Frank slr.cklpy and Clarence rosi,
tho uul1gy by Hugh Mckee, ami tho
rccltttyus by Milii0 McPho,roa and
lrma EUggusrdL
The chorus uli well and the com.
biuui efforts If the pupils Ia giving
"lup Origin ut iHuEu0 Doodle" were
much appreciated Uy the audience,
john Clemson had tho funniest exur.
Glen ul al. HE OraUuu was short and
tu LHu point as iOllOw.: "WushiugtOu
war 70 great man, but lnolIiug on nigh
huge nutmeg gfatoD here Is q
gTuluT,h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

PHILADELPHIA, Fuh. n janice %,
Gruify, GOO murderer of iHg a,i'Hts,
NnfHr l1rsg, De- stlll alive auu tua
cuauu. rfg tHrt he viii recover Two
policemen 900 constantly uu guard 90
tue hospital, not only tn prevent
H0H,ry's escape, but 20 iruH.u.1 uug
attempt uy uim ui soIi-tgaUuci.ou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

w,.m,olos, Fct. gl.-rhore Is =
Wen, on loot among tho ilells
.D'-,1ilnr b.ll 10 tAusunats 10 loice
nv, ,iismtlon OF that measure Whoh
, I,1,.n I'M shall be- disposed o.
~, .'-'s.i5up unliI tho pooling Bill be
.,Ii,,eiofc5uccssiou granted Whlch
,.,ste ina reasonable Showing
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/ GIGANTIC STRIKE
,uors,sD L,uOREns IDLE
r.,.o, IN Sow York sympaihiA'
wv 10. With the Electrical Wire
Mtn.

49,. yoo,;. Feb. gl.-rhe strike OF
NL1 ivan, ir,des Ia sympaihy wan
,,,oi The electrical vi'o ~. mem }., gi,,
'luV ,' C's 30 Tor 1900 men are
.,'' , A, noon today ,au worhmen
-, ~ an the American Surety
l .i,,S, and addition TO b. LuSs''
.',as anti, iwnsanu5uncsd that
'i', .,sI5 cease tui, afternoon on the
= .',,,.Bs house building In Cedar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2l,-Nr A, DuClga
Salinas, puBnshgrof las DiIs NaCiyHCg
anu author of "lticbuf 10 alaEiCu ard
its Institution" which was iisuud W.
der the authority OF the Mexican CoW'
miltcu, CgitiUiftH the action ~ sue Way
Hnd menus committee OF tungrtss iu
umpuuug Nlth the "fl.u Hluc" OF
"a va Libra" 90 % ~ called " Meal'
60.
"fi tho It81iuii.n presented 10 lhu
House, ami now before the Senate
become q law, 90 will work grlui harm
% our trace" taii Jlo Mexican llutl-
alIst iu nu interview, "EuEIGLliirum
whom thi4 country took the tfaiv with
Mexico u t.ru yCuH ugo," concluded
Mir. Saliuas, evil make almost any
terms 10 goi % back and Will urge re-
taNau0u. TIL would De "a calamity.
our trade has Increased every yt0r
aud the year 1875 pFumlles 20 p1 the
greatest In volume OF our history. Tao
nvnr.Co Of "A i.w men threatens TO
dissolve what has taken years TO builJ
az, Tor tne MsXicnuB are ptcullnt
people, aud eaeily aroused"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21
Assigned Today.

The Baker sho1 company, carrying
on business on Fac. Temple street,
between Second AMI Third South, NJ.
signed TO-DAY, q. 3. Dowuoy being
named as tue assignee. The amount OF
tue liabilities ~ small.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

ST. PulrbO, Feb. a. The
EglttH strglsigaiiOna became Nv
f5,1ui bot ttlgu were summoned TO
qlsl thea. TIE Students resisted and
1eies lgli gaiuud, Order WAS not
is'i3rl t55u many students hgd
t.,l anulli and q number injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

ELLyI CITY, Nd, Feb. .l.-DaHicl
H. bbuL, o. merchant was found muI'
duIUd iu hiHfl0fu on Mnlu tlftu' here
luttnight Robbery was evidently the
m-LLN..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

DETHoir Feb. 2l.-Mm. Horace
Pope ana William Br1ssesu, her &c.
complete, were both Ggil fIr trial today
Tor tho murder OF DR., Pope, the hus.
bauu vi tho former.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21
oBsCENi LITERATURE
A.. or so Art. Itis criminal, says tho
Judge.

CHICAGO, Fou. ILL. NJ. Veronc
was urhiguel iu Justice BTAdwclPs
court charged with selling obscene
literature. Tho defense introduced Ia
evidence copy Ot Eugene MuflEIl's
Raphael drawn from tho public library.
Tho illustrations u the Work were
shown 10 tho Justice, who said;
"Well, ips good thing that Raphael
did NOS i've IN this city, because II no
had been brought before me, / would
ieel II my duty 10 hold him 10 Ihe crim-
iugl court, art Or no art"