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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-16
Murder In an ohio Poorho .se.

Findlay Ohio. May ~ George Karg
q butcher rs years of age. last night
murdered Samuel Wise Both were in
mates of the county poorh ouse and had
frequently quarreled Wise, who was
a parylitic, last evening struck Karg
with club and the latter, procuring a
butcherknife, went to Wises room and
severed his head from his body Karg
came here from Fostoria six years ago,
and has relatives who are prominent
business men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-16

was born near Redbury, Hereford
shire, England in 1918. She was
n arried in 1851 and lived happily
with her husband until 1869 when
his death left her widow.
She and her daughter Louisa came
to America in 1871, her son William
preceding them to the new world in
1870.
Mrs. Dryer settled first in Little
Grant where she resided for II years
and then removed 10 North Andover
where the last years of her life were
passed
She was highly respected by all
who knew her and passed to her re-
ward sincerely mourned by acquain-
tances and neighbors as well as by
relatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-16
Port Huron Has a Costly blaze.

Port Huron, Mich. May 13.-Fire yes
terday caused the destruction OF Nc
Moran g. Co.'S large grain elevator
and Davidson e. McMorran's -four mill,
with loss of from SITS. 900 TO 5000. 900.
The elevator contained about 900. zoe
bushels of grain. The insurance is only
partial, but cannot be ascertained here,
as the grain was owned by firms In
other cities. The fire was the most
damaging the city has ever had.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-16
Driven Like Slaves with Their Arms
Pinioned Behind Them.

Driven Like Slaves with Their Arms
Pinioned Behind Them.
Little Rock. Ark. May 13.-Reports
have reached here from Ouachita Coun-
ty Of the wholesale kidnapping of ne
groes by white men of Louisiana, by
farmers living adjacent to the Arkan-
sas line. who needed farm laborers.
When laborers were needed they
crossed into Arkansas, selected the ne
groes they wanted, and took them to
Louisiana by force. Similar reports
have reached here from Union and 9TH
er counties on the Louisiana border.
A dispatch from Bldorado says Judge
Smith Of Ouachita County convened q
special grand jury to investigate the
recent outrages Of this character. In
some cases the kidnapsrs have bsen
seen driving before them like 20 many
sheep bunch Of negroes with their
arms pinioned and tied together.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-16

Thursday was the hottest day In May
for several years. All through the west
the heat was the same as is usually ex-
perienced in July. Crops were not in
Jured.
The Tennessee House rejected. 60 to
co. the bill apprOpriating $780, 900 for the
Tennessee Centennial Exposition. A
motion to reconsider was made.
1t is probable an extra session of the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-16
OBITUARY.

lin Memory of Mary Moore"
II is our last tribute, Mary.
The last we can ever pay,
And so in fond remembrance
Is this Memorial Lay
These flowers are an emblem,
OF our love and deep esteem,
They seem so like your sweet young
life,
A short and passing dream.
A dream. from which you II waken
In a home than this more f2lr.
Where the Gates OF Pearl are ever
closed
'Gainst trouble. want and care.
Where all is pure and holy.
She has gone forever more,
And the brightest sun above Us,
Can't eclipse that radiant shore,
Not afraid was she TO go there,
And tho sad to leave the rest.
She wished TO join her Father
In that home among the blest.
She said, tho she'd been wicked.
Her sins were all forgiven,
God blotted out the sinful stains
When He wrote her name in Hea-
ven.
If plainly shown our classmate
Longed and tried to do the right,
And they who seek for mercy
Shall find il by Gods might,
No we'll not forget you Mary,
In our memory there shall be
A remembrance, sweet and pre-
cious,
Which Wen cherish lovingly.
And now farewell forever,
No, united we shall stand,
When the tempest for the righteous
Resounds from land to land
A tribute OF A Friend,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-16

Gov. Morrill, of Kansas has not Deen
arrested for obtaining money under
false pretenses, as was threatened.
The election of Senator Dupont OF
Delawore Is considered valid by eminent
legal authorities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

the connagrallon was one that would
necsssilato the force Of tho entire de-.
paftment, 50 a general niarm was cent
Ia and the iudef cndent companies A..
rived quiCkly. Considerable timo was
lott in getting water ON account OF the
severe cold weather, which ir01e some
Of the drIps In the hydfauts.
the fire spread rapidly TO tue ad-
Joining wog den buildings, occupied by
Mrs. Peterson, who lived upsinifs and
was the owner Of the property. The
two buildings on Mechanic street, the
Columbia block, tho Nusbaum block,
Mt. EDsstcin, pawnbrJkef, ami Smith
Bfos., grocery.
A number Of flromen arU tudoring
from frozen hands a1d feet. The ilto
ragged four hours aud It was with tho
moot heroic work o. the Ore depart.
mont that II was prevented from
spreading. A high wind was blowing
and the thermometer registered zero,
making IL difficult, work for the depart
muut,
The total losses were about $40, 600
Insurance s3j,0l1. One hunirUi life
mon were ifOst.bitlUn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

VANCOUVER, b. g., Jan. i3.-Tho
higheat tide occurred this morning anu
II ~ expected that from now On the
Hoods la tho Fraser valley Will sub
side. AZ ten O'Clock this morning the
water was six feet over tho main road
which runs alongside tributary Of
the Fraser aud nj the time Of the visit
tho water was Htlll three feet over the
road, a Ough steadily falling. Many
settlers In the lowlauds have deserted
their housos or are living ia the upper
stories, gs tho water In many OF the
dwellings Il thtoe feet deep.
Luckily tho fgHEsrs moved thcli
cattle aud stock 10 time, bui they VII
nevertheless suffer considerable lvs'
Tor fencing washed away and damage
done 10 hay, besides Jury % dwell.
logs. The municipalities will DO the
heaviest EuilcT1W on account OF dame
age done to dykus, roads ani bridges,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

DUBOIS, Pa, Jan. l3.-rhe prospects
iot u HuuCdy settlement Of the C0sl
minors' strike ar8 apparently very
good. The men arc willing to work
on short limo II their comrades who
wUro recently discharged are taken
back. They Say they will make this
concession In orier 10 keep the iaml-
lies OF tho Idle mtuur8 from starving.
Mr.. Elliott, the general manager Tor
Lewis, Boil & HHtus, tho owners Of the
mines in which the btrikc lu on, has
gone 10 Buffalo 10 lay tho proportion
from tue men before the Uumbem Of
the ilrm, lio a. expected back tom We
row, aud upon the reply ho UTings DO.
puugB tho immediate outcome VI the
strike. Tho strikers say they arc will
ing 10 make any reasonable C0mprO'
misc that viii give all yf them nj least
enough to provide bread Tor their iam'
| Ines.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. l3.-Eight
miucsl Ia tho MassillUu region VIII
resume WORK tomorrow. The driven
who struck last week held mas
meeting aud decided 30 accept sl.UJ O
day Tor au Indefinite period. 10 IL Ga,
| belief Of ,he operators that all thi
| miuus Will resume before the end VI
| the week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
BILL COOK IN JAIL.
The Notorious Oklahoma Ol.laU Cap.
luFed,
WHAT lie SAYS FOR HIMSELF.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars offered as o
Reward for the Arrest OF
this Desperate.

SANTA FL, N. NJ, Jan. l3.-U nited
g,atea Marshal Hall today received O
dlspatoh from sheriff &. &. Perry u
Chaves county, who yesterday cap.
turei Bill Cook, the notorious Okla.
homa outlaw, stating that the prisoner
had been safely landed In the county
jhil at Roswell this forenoon. The
dutlaw'4 capture was effected ut an Isl.
lated cattle iagnh sodhousu on the
great plains, few mi!ss soulsaasl Of
old Fort Sumner. Perry and two depu.
ties were In search Of horsothlovcs east
of Fort sumner yettrtdny, when
Sheriff Perry mutnud recognized Cook
nj the first glance. Quicker than %
lash Perry Hud his uun had their
WlnchebtutH up, hnu Cook was b0 thor
oughly surprised that hU lost his nerve
anu, although ho had two siK.shOOtcfs
about his waist, mis- hands went
up ut the command VI tue
sheriff. Handouts were Put on hia
wrists anu he was mounted aud
tjrappei ON his own horse, which was
found lied on the plains near the
cabin. ono deputy led the animal,
while Sheriff Perry anu his other
deputy rode behind them. Thus tie
TIP 10 Roswell was mauu, distance OF
hiKty.iiyo miles.
Marshal Hall expects ~ hear from
the United States district attorney OF
Oklahoma, Arkansas aud Texas, TO
whom he wired last night,anuOuncing
Cooks capture. IL Is ehid that with the
state, express anu rAiltOad Companles'
UtieIs there Is reward Oi $4,000 for
Cooks capture.
In an interview with the captured
bandit ut Roswoll, no acknowledged
himself a. Bill Cook, aud said tnui
when captured he was on his way 10
old Mexico, anu meant 10 quit thu
highway business. lie Continued.
"rhu officers have mn and will take
me back whore 1 am known, auI there
Ia no ufe tor mo ~ deny II, but duu'l
give mo he'll like thu other iull0ws
have, for have not committed nall
the crimes that are charged 10 me. 1
have done all my worgiug On the open
highway, never killed any one, nor
lave / over robbed poor man unless
II was Of hOf8e Or food that 4 wa.
compelled ~ have when lodging thu
officers.
"My brother Jim was never con.
nuciud with my train rO0borirs, ana
never had anything 10 DO with the
Rock leland or Texas Pacific rObbotieal
but we did rob tue FRISCO ut Req
Fork last July. Five other boys were
with me. had nothing TO 10 with
bauk r0bberie5. 1 was not In but on
robbery, anu n indicted for that unle
the namo Of Bill Cook, 1 will plead
guilty"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14
nAnINa TnAIN nonnrnY.
several Thousand Dollars Taken frol
M Lanross Inr.

several Thousand Dollars Taken from
nm Express Car.
OMAHA, NUb., jan. ia special 10
the Bee from O.tumWn, Iowa, sayt:
hlghwAymon got In their work to-
night, IL WINS ono OF the most daring
train T0bberluA ever attempted. II was
executed on the Burlington passenger
train No 4, near THIS city tonight.
No. Ia tho Burlington through pas
sengbr train from Denver 10 Chicag =,
anu carries large quantities OF mail anu
baggage, IL stemH tngt two b0l1 rob
beers know that tho express would
make a valuable haul. They held up
tho train, hut mOltsted nothing but the
express car,
rhe agent ut Chilllcolhe, small
village several miles west " here, suys
he Jaw Two men about tlp depot In the
afternoon, aud when No. arrived No
$3.50 thuy were on tho platform, but
disappeared while the train was stand.
ing at the station, When the heavy
string OF cars began 10 move out Of the
station, the two express mgs8engefs
and baggagemon shut the sldo d00rs OF
the car, for tho wind was blowing
strong and cold.
Express Messenger John Page
sieppei to the cad door at the ffont
Of Inc car, which, though usually co..
cured and fastened, WAS init unlocked
by foms ono patslng through II. He
meant 10 look II, aud was Just stepping
10 do IL, when the door opened anu two
men sprang inslde, They cried:
UHold ~ your handtl" QUE ruuniup
TO tho rear Of the car TO cover tho as.
slelanl and BaggaEeman Ed Wright
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

LONDON, Jan. IA terrific gale,
accompanied by heavy snowfall, pre-
day night The cold was iuteuge. The
snowdritta In some places were twelve
feet deep. Tue mad carts were stopped.
I % drivers who attempted 70 make
their trips suffered terribly. Tho high
ways are blocked aud railway TRAM C
Ia delayed. Tho telegraph liuu1 are
down IN oil directions. M the cross
channel steamers were hours late. The
Cunard line steamer LucauiA, from
Liverpool yesterday for Now York,
arrived ut Queenstown three ami n
half hours latu. Several vessels are
ashore ON tho coast OF Wales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

rapet), was presented t1 the king Of
C1run on the Gosh Of N0vem 1er, and
was approved by him. Tue ltoposl.
uors included, among othurs, tho FOL.
lowing:
That the administrative powershould
confer In tins hands VI one mau; court
Affairs should be- distinctly separate
from the general administration OF the
clun,ty--ths court ami state nfiaIrs
having hitherto been mixed ~. A SOW.
uroigu 10 bound 10 obey the laws OF his
own country; the court thoulI be Bys-
iomatically organized; tIo mu lions
ana computoucu OF the cabinet aud the
various departments Of state should be
determined; taxes should te unified 10y
The finance department; a military
ayalem should ho Catnblluhui, and, after
this has been placed on sound foot.
inr, the addiii m Of navy Is expected;
useless and Cxtfavsgaut displays 10 be
done away with, 10 being "a fault In
Corea, from the court TO the lowest
Office, ~ indulge in uunCCeWnfy dt8.
play and useless ccremOnlalt; "a crimi.
nal code should DO enacted; lne police
authorities should DO unified; the die
cipliuo Of government iunut1natio5
| should be rightly enforced nud any
such practice 90 that In vogue VI sell.
ing government olllcul must ho abol.
ishGd. The uJthorlly Of local on clald
/ should be limited by Htaluto and tue
/ power centralized; appointment OF dis.
miEal Of government giliCIslB should
! Ue arranged according 20 iiXot sys,om;
promising youths should be- sent to
/ a;p1y IN japan; and tho unifcation OF
the national policy ia requisite, ia
order TO establish thc independence Of
the county on a sound hasiH72l e1ec-
lively 90 reiofm home affairs.
LONDON, Jan. IA Dispatch 20 the
Times from lien V-in says tho Man.
ClufIa princes have tukun the defense
Of tho country into their own hands
IN order TO prevent the intrigueg Of tue
| Ctinese officials. Tho central govern.
ment IL bUwilicrci anu helpless. ii
Hung Chang, although lao has bCou
relieved Of all his functions except the
governor gOnefalship Of his province,
SIN exercises Indirect Influence Oyei
the various oiliu.all. Chinese who
have arrived from Manuhutia brinp
/ chastity reports OF the dezoialion OF Ia,
country between thu Halu river aud
tho Lao, recalling tho worst horrors Vi
the Tai Ping rebellion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

PHISiN, ATiz., Jan. l8.-Attotuey'
General Honey has sont his tosigua-
ton 10 Governor Hughes IN a long let
ter dUuOuucing tue governor o. one
who, for his own onun, has hcou dis
upting the Democratic party and
affirming that n no ihad the interests
Of Arizona and the Democratic party
at heart no would ut Ouce tender his
resignation TO the President. He
charges the governor with malfeuHance
in office, anu refuses ON that account
10 continue longer as his legal adviser.
The resignation was accepted anu II.
ID. Sstlerwhlle OF Tuscan appointed
IN his place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

The trainmeu, taken by turprllc, threw
W their hauds.
The robbers compelled them 10 bunch
In corner Of the cari anu one k.lt
them covered with two big pistols
while tbs others bound anu gagged
them. lie then turned hia attention
to the safe, which BE unlocked with
the kuys tnKen from Page's u0otois,
stuniup tho contents Toto a big sack
which they hnd with them.
After nlliug the sack the robbers
quietly waited until tho train whistlUd
aud Stacked speed for tue Miiwauaeo
railroad crossing, milo west OF town.
The robbers were medium szoi men.
They wore cars with drop masks TO
thoin. One had on gray jeans anu the
other uvoralls, and both woro brown
oyrrconts. Adams Express officials
Ia this city disUlaim auy suowledgo Of
the amount taken, but II is believed TO
be several thousand dollats
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

BARSfsvILLE, o., Jan, l3.-Early
this morning tnis place experienced
tho most dangerous conhngration In
the history OF the city, the l0ss being
estimated at from $4,000 10 100000.
The nru IN supposed 30 have started
from q natural gas fire Ia tho novelty
store Of NJ. II. Ward ON Main street.
IL quickly spread h the Enterprise
printing ufiue anu other adjoining
businuaH housuB aud only stopped when
/, reached the fifo proof Btautlcld
block, at about a. M. J. W. judi
kius, the largest loter places hla loo.
~ $50, 600. A dozen other firms loss
from $1,000 10 $4,000. The Insurance
10 light.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

ALBANY, n. y, Jau. l3.-Tho great
event VI the week viii DO tho presents
ton 10 thu Senate Of the report of the
LoXow committee. together with the
accompanying bills ior the roorgnniza.
lion Of this police force 0f New York
CITY, On Tuesday, anu after tho matter
is presented, Mr.. LvEow viii nsk f0I
the adoption OF hls resolution TO extend
the power Of his Committee 10 the
other city departments. Tho report Of
the Mullln committee, on the cOns0li.
uation OF the various stale commissions,
rs expected Tor presentation, as n also
the report OF the Mullin committee
that Investigated the election IN Troy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14
ANNExAriOS OF HAWAII.
The American League siuI Urges Ga,
Matter

Tho American League SIN Urges the
Matter
VICTORIA; BIC Jan. l3.-Hawailan
Adyices are as follows!
A letter suggesting that the govern.
ment at once t0nd a special annexation
envoy to Washington city was Pre-.
feuted TO President Dole and tho
executive council on December 3lst by
tho American League. The petition
10 q strong one and makes several tell
Ing pointp. IL sets forth that since the
question OF the islandB was In Congress
before, many fresh facts have come u
Light and many membefa OF the Sen
ale and House have changed theil
minds upon the subject. In every IN
stance the alteration Of Views has beer
from hostility 10 irlendlinoss for Ha'
wall. Even the administration now
has ample and lusiifable grounds iol
treating the matter differently and II
now In possession OF reliable data, II
1893 II acted upon misinioTmation'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

wAAIN0ToN, Jan. l2.--rhe meet
ing OF the senate finance committee
tosay was devoted 10 the discussion OF
tue Vest and McPheBou financial
bills, presented yesterday. No action
was taken, The clmmigtuC adjourned
until Monday Wuta 70 g. expected
Jones Will have tue bill 10 be u0galI.
urud. 10 was stated that the prospect
Tor financial legislation have not been
frightened materially by today'a meet
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14
Ilur.l.n 0merl. necnrnted.

81. PETERSBURG, Jan. l3.-Accnrl,
ing " the russian calendar, this IL
New Years day In celebration Oi
the day the ozar conferred high deCora.
tons on NJ, DO Bunge, PRECEDENT Oi
the committee Of ministers; NJ. Alura-
vlon, minister oiJustiut; General Van.
A0vski, minister Of war, and NJ. drOi,
secretary Of state. NJ. lvauchenUl,
assl5tanI secretary oil the minister OF
finance, was made senator.
The newspapers IA their annual re.
views adopt an optimistic tone, dwell.
QUE ON the foIeahadOwed alliance be.
tween Russia, France and Great
Britain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

KANSAS CITY, NO, Jan. ia
suerlal from Topeka, Kan, 10 tho
Ijms8, Bayt: 10 Is nuthOritativo.y
stated that q delegation Of Republican
senators called upon GOyoruor.olcgt
Morrill, and urgeu him 70 take the
oath Of Office tomorrow morning at
O'CLOCK, an hour before the senate con.
ycnes, IN order 10 head on u batch OF
appointments which Governor Level,
ling proposes 10 sund 10 tho senate for
confirmation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

PERRY, Okla, Jsu. l2.-Mlts sarah
AldrCd, who shot a. - huoNy u,at
near Cleveland Tuesday u3ilug luat-
rel about some corn, Attempted tulviuu
today, but was prevented by ono W Wv
guards, Later, she clipped out ut '"o
room aud 10 now at large, Lucky aud
Aiiss AldfUi held adjoining claims anu
the Two were ouungur,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14
Hands and Fect Frozen.

JEFFERSON, Ia, Jan. l3.-Nino
ohilIren OF J. n. BaldTldgv, aged
from onn 10 sixteen yenrs, had their
feet and hands frozen last night AMI
are In n critical condition. Their
home In the suburbs burned 70 the
ground aud thoy were compelled 10
stand Ia the snow with tho thefmom'
otter hulJW zero.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

Reno, New. Jan. l2.--Mrs. Alice ".
Hartley, who killed Senator NJ. ID.
Foley la1t July, was in court this
morning ior sentence, accompanied by
q nurse with her two mouths' old babe.
Her motion for new trial was denied
aud chs was sentenced 90 eleven years
IA tho states prison, Later, Judge
Cheney decided to admit Eira. Harley
10 balllu the sum a. s-j,OIJ, pending
an appeal 10 the supreme Count. Her
i,erd will 10 approved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

WAsutNuIOS, Jau. l2-sccTotary
Herbert said today preparatory otdois
have been Issued 20 the Castluo 10 sail
f1r Madagascar. The orders have b.ul
issuei 40 tho result Of aIvlcos from tho
United States consul at Iainatavt,
representing the ndvisnliiIiy u having
a United States muu-ui.war there 10
protect American inlerUUta Ia the
present state OF Affairs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14
Nsbrn.I.n ronn nnrncd.

OMAHA, Jan. l3.-Fiyo buildings,
comprising practically All the business
part Of the town Of Hgrbino, NeD.,
was burned this morning, outuiuug a
lufs Of $4,000. The heaviest single
loser II h. G, Schl1ss, general mrT.
chand.zs. The origin VI the fire Is un-
Known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

Non Union Wen severely Handled uy
Unkuuwu IorBuus.

Er. LOUIS, Jan. l2.-licnry Aye
aui John krhua, non.unlon black
smiths, working Tor Henry Il. Winlcb
are In a critical condition from a boat
ing given them by seven unknown
men. Aye sustained "a fracture Of tho
SKULL, kfans severe internal iniurlcs.
The beating ~ undoubtedly the result
OF union iroublUs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

NEW York, Jan. ia building
at us west rwcnty.BiXtn street, col.
lRpsCd uhorlly after noon tuday. one
man has been removed from the ruins,
badly injured. -Four other men are
supposed 10 bo IN the debris. Tho
building was being altered wuen tho
collapse occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

BALTIMORE, Jan. l2.-rho Brllish
steamer Londonderry. bound from
Baltimore 20 Dublin, ran aground at
Windmill Point, Chesapeake Bay, this
morning. Beats have gone 10 her as-
lstauCu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

NEW York, Jan, 1.-THE funeral Of
Mite. VIM. Waldorf Astor wa, held to-
day at Trinity chapel. Mr.. VIM. Astof
was not secu At the funeral. Mr.. and
Mrs. John jacob Astor dld no. come
from Philadelphia 10 attend,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

BRADFORD. Pa, Jan. l3,-A G:ij
this morning tiro broke out m the
Shsehan House, 90 Mechanic street.
The cause OF the fire Is said 70 have
neen an ovoTheated stove. When Chief
Ropp arrived on tho scene, he saw that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14
JANUARY CLEARING OFFERINGS.

THIS WEEKS Marvellous offerings Of Winter Goods
has planned to entirely eclipse all present and all
past attempts at Extravagant Bargain Giving. our
Prcos arc Irovenuvo for needless oxponso Start
tho now year right by trading horu-whoro your Dollar
goes farthost Visit Hosiery, Boys Clothing, Shoe
and Cloak Department for Extraordinary Values.