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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-17
DR., KANE

ouaeking Of any kind. Eost Vitality restored.
fsIoOa Poison forever eradicAtcd. Analysis Of
urine free. JBsyIrocelc radically cured. without
rain or cutting. in IS hours. Gcrnsn1tatfOa ana
crecy. Obstinate aad hopeless caseo solicited !.
rAD1Es. chichesses's English P~ennyroyal Pills
~ YTsSs NO Other. 3sna C., siainrs. fT ps-ticulars. (" Relief
Cnicnester Co., Philada-, Pa.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-17
sHER1FFs SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW

SHERIFFS CHANCERf ob NEW"
Between John Harper. complainant. and
Simon Jacobson ct al, defendants.
Fl ia. For sale of mortgaged premises.
. ReturnabIe May term. 1885.
Garrick & Ewald, Solicitors.
directed and delivered, l shall sell by pubic
vendue, at Real Estate Salesroom. NO. 90
Montgomery street, Jersey city, on
THURSDAY, the twentieth day OF June, A.
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the fohow.
ing described land and premises, with the
appurtenances, being the same described III
said writ, that is to say:
All those two certain lots, tracts OF parceIs
of land ana premises. situate, lying and being
in Jersey City, in the County Of Hudson ana
State of New Jersey. bounded and oescr1oeo
as follows:
Beginning at a point In the west SIDE OF
Henderson Gormerly ProspecD street: ais+
corner of said Henderson and Third Qormeriy
South SIXTH Street; thence running nortn-
erly along the west side of Henderson Street
forty-fve feet; thence running westerly, paral-
thence running southerly,. parallel with Hen
derson Street, forty-five feet; thence running
easterly. parallel with Third Street. one hun
dred- feet to the place of beginning Com
prising lot numbered six 90 and part OF lot
Ave (l in block numbered two hundred and
ten {2lo), as said lots and blocks are laid
ont and designated on the map of Jersey
| City. made by R. c. Bacet, City Surveyor.
A. D. 1861, and duly filed of record in the
Clerks office of said County of Hudson.
Being the sam premises which were con-
viewed by said John Harper to said simon
| jacobson by deed bearing even date with SAID
mortgage, which mortgage being given TO
secure the payment of part of the purchase
money therefor.
~ JOHN J.,bTOFFEY. Sheriff
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-17
G. NOTICES.
SPECIAL MASTERS Sale
In CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

Between Charles F. Coles and wife,
compliments. and Alfred Nelson and
others defendants. On bill for parti-
ton and decree for sale.
William C. Cudlipp, Solicitor.
By virtue of a decree of the Court of
Chancery of New Jersey made I'M the
above stated cause on the eighteenth day
of May, eighteen hundred and ninety
five, directing a sale of all and singular
the premises mentioned and described
in said decree for sale. I, WILLIAM G.E.
SEE. Special Master in Chancery of New
Jersey. Shal
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-17

sHERIFFss SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
Jersey.
etc. complainants, and William Turner es
al, defendants.
Fl. ia. For sale of mortgaged premises
Returnable October term. 1895.
Brinckerhoff & Fielder, Solicitors.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
arnl:Ye.pGHerun9.

9iCs 1T einiah cine auoere Yerennuna
iiir lelttcn Teiobau. Cine getuiiie glrbclt
aui Gin tlcirss gireal U%eriperbet, hot cine
reihiide Grute i'm 8eiol9e. Ter sSelobau
miro bemobe gum SPIEL. Sn Der Shat be
Ioratn Die Aiubtr in pielen SGllen unitatt
De. Wonnes hos EepdiiCrr. 9teie babCn
ibr Spiel uno es ut cine rirtlite Nrbeit ilr
een Safer. Sn slcier Soee 9lbt es etrpns
Nlsiielid.s. 2u Dem briuat cs pole lluass
bGnalgteit bon Te9sn uno 9lrre. 9ie9ea
naht Die 6ludt nldt in eirem Sabre pah.
len mo Die Surre trctret Iie I'M rdditeu.
90 ltcat cine EeSauberrn9 M DER Yeltuns
Ter ilsinsn Waiierltrpmdcn ilber Die tleine
Form, 10 bob Ieter 6lcden rem eriproerl,dsH
ge'sndttGnr Qsb trarf utalt. Ter elne
Tlab mub niti ~ piel ur6 Der onosre nitt
III peria cltaltcn. 9trCr Der SauStpuntte
Ger ScwGierur9 1T, oo6 lie Die Nrbcit cor
cfntrtrt orf eined b%edrCnSten Nreal unb oaa
her opuit0nolae Gultipirun9 bes @ruupes
litert. Sd)idt 4 Cts III 5rtimarten an
9bas. g. See, gcn'l. Taii. N9cut Der 9ior
tbern NGcllic 8aln i'll Ct. Eanl, Minn., uno
CT Ihidt und Elm Y~anpblCt ijter Sewals-
runa. 32ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
0te groBe Nertiefmm9

bes N,lowione 1T 1900 SuB tiei. Sic
lit auSaCbolt aus bariem pultaniihem &C.
ITEM. Str fDnrt unh pcri:e Zen, pie pielc
Miuipnen Sabre Dies setauelt bat. Us III
cine wunoerbare Combination in fsorm nm
6arbe. S9r ioftet es ieheu. Srels,ht oa6
,br es etnmal pprbobt. gs 1T better. hies
Salr eortbrn 81 reiieu; benz Die Yabrprsilc
iino nieortg.S hidt 6 Cts oil Charles 9.
Zee, ben 8erereatsT liia9icra9euten oet
Northern GacIiic giicubabr in Ct. Saul,
Winn, fir ein Sourliten Suh oCs Earts.
5ogartp, 210 Glart Street, ipiro cub Die
fabrrreile araeben. 32ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
0utcs Sdnc biuia.

Gin buurert tnuicub Nder eutes giiers
babrlano in Waoena, Otter 3oil, Scder.
Subbarc. GaS nrb 3obo Counties. Yrcrie
fir Nniiebler reoriirt. Sect So bis 81
so per Nder uni lunSe 3cit. SetsTrp-
Scnt Sntercien. SruidsHano, Timber uno
&ieie. Gult,pirte 6ormer. 3neibnnfert
6nmllisu labcn iih oui bieicn Gdnoereteu
I'M leBten Sabre rierer9eloiier. Norsiie:
u. vi urran
31-Gm Wnoero, Wfinu
Nenne bicje 3eituna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
ADer's piuem

,ucrNru bon alleu berporrageubcu acr;teu
uno 9lpotbetert ais oas iiGcrite unO wirt.
iamite Wiittel fir oercorbuen Wiagcn, llebel.
feit, SerltOpiung, llnueroaulihteit, 2rdgbeit
Der 2ebcr, @eIbiudt, Shldiristeit, Ssiter.
mo Sopiihmer, enpioblcn; aud, bslien ie
bel Grtdltrng, Sieber, gieuralgie uuo Gbcrt.
matismuS. gle tbun quite 3tcnIie bel
Sr6itcln NIB ber benz Siioeu ei1cntbiim.
lihen Srantbcitcu. Sir Geiieuoc. Oh orls
Dem 2auoe cSer Der Gee, iino
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31

Prinjen uno Yrin3e'rnneu oes tonlgz
litsn Sauies, be Stdatsminiiter, ods
oplomdtiihs 6o>ps, Iolpie bic SpiBen
iGmnt.jhsr Itdat!id9in uno ItdotiIHsn
W hnrnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
Ayer's 2illen

Siuo befannter itno algemeiuer i'm Sc.
braub ais irseuo Elm allocreS abiiibrmittel.
Gle iino nit 3uder iibcr,ogen, rein peseta.
biliih, fret BON Suediilbcr uno jeoem an.
bern ihGOlidcu Scitanotbcil, uno Sas Sosal
elmer SausarSnei. Sbwobl iie fiber uuO
energiih w~irter, 70 tbuu ie cas bod obne
ir9cno welhe idlimme Steiultate. Shire
@irflnig beitebt cariiI, baB iie Die or9as
niifen Scrridtingen itdrfen uno rrsulireu;
mo iic iino bon beiOnocrer 8obltbat bel ben
pcridieccnen St0rnnscn IN Dtasen, 0eber
ullo 8eOGrlucn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19

plcaie. by ro.sJn for taking ,nD
journey this wby b. 90 gain more
Knowledge Of The I.voa Of the poor
than i' afforded by travelling as
wealthy person dles.
vi began 90 paint these little potc1
'1iu plaques Cor myselr. have been
VISIT NHw Isllpnd. There hns been
luch O iuI0Iu gh. ut New ZEALAND wild
ilo~crH lately that I fDf uatishoi
pIlCquua decorated with them would
Ut easy 90 dispose Of And was
right They eel readily. WHAT L
mako l use a. / 40 along for expenses.
IL have any over I save 70 up aud
when yet enough laid by, I buy "a
Ticket and go ON 90 some other place.
II DON'T mako much / UCln0mizc anu
have learned that people can get along
with very little u they have 10. Why,
DO you know, 1 bnvU frequent y luuduu
iu iowne without "a chilling AMI have
more than once had TO go without
amy breakfast. But hunger makes enc
sharp ul such time; imIulled by
necessity I found / ulrd gfcniur laCl
ln selling anu maize larger taIus.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
AND CAPTURE THE CARS.
Eol.UHIol Zen and Passengers As.
saul.Gd by The Mob.
A SOLDIER sEyERELY BElTEN.
serious Trouble Lacked fur, ns the
Indignation nc thc prcssucuof
Eruopa IN GrcnL

prooELYN, jan. lD.-AU0ut 5000
militia ore under gumB today prepared
% nut down any violence ON the part
OF tnu striking street railway men OF
halr sympntblzam. The hrt appear
nnc1 Of rolditry upon tho s,recH was
greeted wish lutFs and hisalng from
men aud boys who througud the thor.
rughhrcs, while the women at the
windows OF tenement houses shook
lh1it nsts nud uttered imprgca,l0uH.
Dc,achmouta Of too ps have been sent
90 tue stations OF sil trolley lines
which the companies propose to opcr-
ate today.
Tho calling out OF troops has caused
Indignation among tho labor unl0ul.
liraIcr Workman Connolly taid "a
general strike may DO ordered before
Sunday.
AZ noon there is no change In the
number uf roads in operation, The
numtUfa OF the board OF mediation and
arbitration viii make every ul1r 20
bring about a rglt.omuut today, ul-
though they cOnCUuU they have no
tuaa0u 10 expect success.
Tho fimt denomination Of violence
toward the soldiers took place at Halsuy
Etffot depot, where corporal Cherry, uf
company i, Fouy.Bryuuth regiment,
was knocked down and no severely
beaten that he had 10 bo taken 10 the
nfm0ry.
Several cam were attacked by tho
mubs aud the noJofmun and conduct.
ors severely beaten. Companies Il
nud q, Fouy.suvunlh regiment were
cont 10 thc East Now lDrE depot on
Fulton street nt noon. A crowd Of
strikers had collected there TO prevent
tue cnm from being started. The
police charged tho mob nnd uaed thulI
club freely Two strikers were badly
hurt. Nearly 600 strikers and Gym
paiulzoru waylgii two broadway cars
near FiushilE avenue and carried OF
tho m0lOlman aud conductor 90 pms
OuuiH.
Two cars ON the Fulton street line,
ono flying the ". 3. msll flag, reached
Wlliama'a place and Fulton direct al
l;tJp.m. About 400 s,g.kCfs chased
four policemen, the pasbougcI8 and
nou.uni0n mon from the care. The
police reinforcement are On the way
10 tho scene. Tho trolley witt1 were
cut ht Manhattan anu Stone avenue IN
Two pisces, Tho mob % constantly
Increasing ami serious trouble 10 vA'
JyC,td.
Two more Fulton street cars were
hold al Williams Place ana Fulton
street. Tho crcwB deserted their posts
Justice Cullen has denied tue nppli
cation of Major MCNully for VIII
compelling the Brooklyn Huighla Rail-
road company 10 show cau.u why ihuy
should not run cars on Fulton stree
end other linU6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
IN VIEW OF HARD TIgEs.


In the allowance OF altornoys' fees IN
cases where he has "A say, Chlot Jur.
Iiue Merritt Is not unmindiul OF tho pre-
vaiilng hard times, and HE symgathis1
sometimes reach out to unfortunate
debtors accordingly. This morning
Judge boy, in a foreclosure sull az
pualrd % Judge NCD0Wall 20 bU Bwutn
ana testify what no considered " be "a
"rcns0nablo Attorney Fee" The latter
thought iUr moment aiter learning
the extent u tae legal services zen.
upred la tue matter, aud liked tue
amount NJ 1000. eve only ASS flg
500. nUwoys5' put in Juggu Dey,
sreiug that rho court Looked a
little doubtful ut the figure FIRST
quoted, uuI Judge Merritt allowed the
500, pnrgntueugally AIDING a suggeB'
uln thnt tuy "harl times" should ue
taken into consideration by lawyers
ma making IA .lr demnnis now.
Immediately afterwards, In another
foreclosure aui,, Attorney T., l.. VIII
liams called uuou Judge MuDOWall,
amid some laughter ~ name ga rta'
BJuable fec" lhe'iudgo said illO, bur
A ttOruBy Williams m0dastly ASKED Tor
slOu lees than that sum. The Chief
Justice then tried hls hand NJ ulb-
counting, and told MI Williams he
woulI grant $40, which was accepted
with thanka
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
OLD FOLKS AGAIN.
Aud Widows, Orphans, Deaf nu,ts
and Others as Well
ruEm WINTER ENTERTAINMENT
Il VIII b. Given m Tho lheatcr on
Tuesday, t,b 5.-lho Program
American Fork Old Folks.

The time, place aud manner OF tho
winter entertainment given under the
dissection Of the Old FolEs' committee
has been decided upoa, and IN few
days notice Of the dlstrlbution Of
tickets will be- issued.
Tho COMMITTEES dcslre 1t 70 DO unior'
stood that the standing rule Of mo
distinctions Of creed. color or wealth,
will DO enforced. Everybody included
IN the Qualification made, regardless
of their station, IL wanted aud will
BIO made welcome. Tho minintcts
various denominations and heads Of
Institutions bTu desired 10 tRko Al
interest s0 that those under theii
WAtuhUatu may have every opp0f'
tun.ty 90 participate.
Tho COMMITTEES Include Ia their IN
vitBtOu the following;
Every body over 70 yUars Of age
The wlIlW-i
The urphglfi
Tho deaf mutgs;
Toe bliuui
The inmates OF the county hOm;
AMI "vyctyb1iy the world has for
Cotton"
PLACE AND DATE,
Tho place VI tNc entertainment vii
be- the Salt Lake Ihonieg
Tho lime viii DO Tuesday afternoon
February ..
THE PROGRAM.
This will consist Of ,ilJilB Of the btst
musical aud dramatic talent OF tht
city, who have kindly volunteered
rho program will Include; "A Bu1
OF MOukuy-" an OliO; "rhs Curtain
Raiser" aui other ieagures, which
will DO announced Ia detail Ia uut
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
CONDITIONS IN ARMENIA.
Tax Collectors Threatening 10 PiAl.
der Christian Subjects.
Crociss and Asmcninns save Two
Hundred Children from Has.
snorr.-Iuritish Invaders

BosToN, Jan. ia letter received
from reliable source IN Armenia by
nn Armenian citizen here, contains
tho following statements "Seoki Pasha
has arrived vi HarplOt with q large
iorco aud announces his determination
O. collect from tho Christians taxes
Tor three years. BuBinuss transacliOus
are entirely suspended, Oh stores and
shops being closed Tor thirteen days.
The Christian population ~ IN a state
OF great excitement and an outbreak
10 feared uuy m0mgnt. The uhubit.
ants uf the village FarAshs, on tho
river Zahanta, Cecilia, wuru attacked
10y CircnHiunH ana slaughter u
ArmCninuH was begun whom the
GroehB " the noighDoring village
lNarEaouy hnstuuud 10 their assistance.
Two hundred children were saved
from massacre anu the CirClssinuB Put
tu flight. Turkish troops numbering
5000 arc stationed 90 all the principal
parssp. Tho whole region ID In state
Ut gerf0r.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19

WAauISGTJN, ID. e., jan. TO-
in tue House this afternoon BJu,uliu
(tIopp Muuol got the door Tor thu pur'
rose vi pre- yuuug "a resolution relative
90 tho ruuullioa ia Hawai-. lie made
iiurur sputoh calling the attention 20
lhu events reported IA this mOruings
paperH, which, nc saii, sent "a shock
throughout tho civilized world, aui
had been received not only with the
deepust feeling OF horror by tho Amer
icah people, hut with regret anu indiE-
nation, Geuaute the rebellion was due
20 tue absolute failure Of the present
administration ~ maintain the tradl'
uousl policy OF this government To-.
ward people struggling toward
republican Institutions.
B1uiullo'a resolution was shut OF by
the special order OF the day, tulogies
on the late Representative Lis!o tINy)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19

.1guug buy reason whatever. Tue
mu,ugg has tue custody OF the child.
Clara 4. May W. George Grcig May.
Tho grounds herein ct forth We're
cruelty auI failure 70 provide. The
PARTIES lurmgfilui ia thiu city on
Agril go Do, 1892, and la the following
September The defendant, it was stated,
nrCd revolver at HE wife, but Tor.
iunately mNtsui his aim. He had also
tcpCaiu ly, 10 iRu4IIruJ, called hiq
wiio vile names, made uuiouudtd
charges agalnHt htr aud otherwise
ill.uHgl her tiulIly DC deserted her
iu November 25in, 1892, exactly seven
m0utua itUr marriage.
The court granted the decree and
heuceiotwarl the plaintiff will be
known by her maiden name, Clara A d.
Icllu's0n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19

DULUTH MIMI, jar. lg.-Marcus
W. Bates, ln a suit iiluI iu the district
court, wants 81 ,gl5 ilUm J, W. Warren
anu a. ID, haslutt, two Philadelphia
men who are managers OF the Pail -
dolphia Cooperative company. hc.
c0fIiug TO Buies'B story "a Cerinu HcC.
tor jennings, OF Penney lvahin, rgpTC-
tuniul hiusulf 60 Go heir tU uu estate
in England valued at el0O,OJl. The
estate itself was aid o. Do iu Cuaucury.
IL was 10 bring Huil aud obtain poo.
sUaeiou that O cooperative company
was formed. Several wealthy fhiIa.
dOlphiaus were Interested. A suilic,tn.
sum was acquired 10 send out ag0uts
In different parts Of The country anu 10
be- believed there ia hardly state In
the United State where th1usgnd1 RI
dollars have mot been suU8efiug1 o. the
stock Of tho company. Tho shares ui
stock sold ut $40 aud thn h.l.gr OF each
share was 90 have o. ptUputtignatU
8hrrc in Hector Jtnuirgs's Jfi4tu when
% was finally settled. ono share 10
maturity would Boz worth y 900. Among
THIRTY ur forty other Duluth residents
BAitB bought several shurul and uu
further ADVANCED thC company flaIl
which would secure him 0vrr sIIUIU
when jennings realized uu thu estate.
Suit was 90 havO been brought pa LUA.
don lBat NlvUmbuT, but 10 bias uuvui
been brought. People 10 So Fuul,
Minneapolis, WiuJua aud Saltwater
are said 90 have cub urlbui large sun
aud inslmu citizen mail clerks uIe sale
90 have been urci o. ngcu.a.
No criminal proceedings have btOl
In.ALuLrl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
War FEELING HIGH.
Trouble Between H,XicO and Glllo.
mala Not SETTLED.
THE uLrlmAlun pEJEcJEO,
hut Diplomatic Negotiations still Going
On over tue boundary
Dispute.

MEXICO Cuy, Jan. i9.--D0n Emilio
de- Lsou, the Gualcmaliu minister 10
Mexico, was seen at tho national
palace today emerging from % couicr-
euco with tho Ioxical min.s,cs Of
foreign rclalIoug, aud positively denied
that diplomatic negotiations had come
TO an end oves the international
boundary dispute. Ho TgiCrrei tho
correspondent TO 40 article Do ~ INT.
ucr5ui of today which anys tbr Gunic'
mnluu envoy Is given foil power 10 nci
in all the departments % the case nni
sottle 1t according io tue iu1iruciIplh
hr neats. ~ JWucrsal b. tuCuE u.lgd ns
Che official rIHtr % tAo Mexican cove
urUm1ul, uu4 contains o. CHHuTWt.'uu
ut inc fuulf ilu. Gua.guyu hal re-
jpcicd Hys.us'8 Chime. iufHu C'.ins,
contained iu MgEluJ's ul,imAtumi are
90 follow:
!, Full sautinclio1 from Guatemala
Tor the iuvUslUu Gf Mexican Territory
aud llr dtsltuCti0l by mmgl 6uat.'
mllau Uniaru OF l1rgIlF CamHf uu'
lluaing to Mexican Ci,lzruuaud A4yr'
iCIHE,
.. Duo indemnify Tor damage done
on said invasion.
D. Remuneration 500 iull 90 Ng2ic1
iIr tho eXpsu Incurred by tuN Couu'
Try sending armed forces 90 iuu Guaiu'
NOLAN frontier aud tLClr m.iu,uua4c,
40 the present t.uC there,
4. A HluBiy conclusion OF tho l-ul
Diary tufyuy between MuEiDO uua
Guatemala us provided Tor ma lhu treaty
| yi 1853.
The war feeling hero runs very
uIEn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19

sho says suo Committed Murder, nn
Was Never suspected,

Was Never suspected.
MTFLiN Ind, Jan. l0.-Twelvc
years ago Jacob Winturmoyur, horse
ana cattle dealer, was found dead on
tho railroad track about nine miles
west OF this place, but not until several
hours uitor train had passed, 90 tina.
Il was difficult 10 say whether tie train
had killed hlm OF nut.
Suspicion OF murder was aroused by
the fact that q skull wound, us n 10y m
axe, was plainly discorniblo. But no
one waI suspected and the matter was
almost forgotten.
Mis- CUates,n widow, died last night,
aud In death bed confession Taileu
the curtain VI mystery from tho whole
snhir Mrs Coates story Is that che
ana MinI0rmuyur started 10 dance
ami were walking along the railway
when Wiulefmeyet made unwHgHpt.
able proposals. 10 her, WhuteupOn she
started 10 return home, but he laid hold
OF uor 20 dUtaiu her. Ia the struggle
which cnauUt Wiutermeycf triYled
aud fell, striking hii head upon a
stone. Before he could recover 6ho
siuzel an axe which some TIE muSugs
had loft ut that place and
risuck him with II. One m0monpf
reflection presented the eu0T-
nifty " tho crime 90 her nud
sno dragged tho body TO the track ouly
few yards distant aud land II upon
the rails. From the timo 1t was luil
there until 1t was found four .ylght
traiug anu one passenger passed, mangl'
iug IL almost hey Out descriptions. Mrs.
Coates at the time OF tie unfortunate
nli, was aged 20 aud a widow fJT
nearly two yeaB. She never IT,
married nor kept cympnny nor entered
society ufterwatd bat sho was never
suspected OF tho crime which sue con-
ftsfgu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
rnTINa ran WORLD,
Au English Glrl Lending u Life Of
Poverty from choice.

Poverty from choice.
San FHANCHGo, Cal, Jan, To-
Niles Lilllu Hest, % good looking ENG
llsh woman, although possessed OF
wealth, So mubing her way around the
world by ceiling hnnd.paiu,ei plaequel
IN order 10 acquire tho material nul
experience necessary fgr Writing II up'
sho arrived iu this city from Austria
lia few days, nud when found ye'lor.
Day was busy PACKING the decorated
bits Of porcelain into hand satohel
Preparatory 10 "skirting out" speak
lug Of her trlpi she gaiui
"Aly homo IL In Devon, England. l
do not intend 10 make hurried jour
ney. shall walt all the large cities
n this country and then go 10 Eng
land. From thoTc | viii 40 TO tue
continent and systematically take In
various countries. / will return 10 my
mother who Is now vlsitlGg IN New
zealand, ny way Of india.
~ come OF q wealthy Engush
hmlly. My father died some yeaTs
ago leaving my mother an indopen'
uent fortune, Being an ouly chilu,tho
money Will, NJ course, come to me.
uaVe my own Income and spend IL W 1
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DESERTED THEIR WIVES.
Two Unworthy Specimens Of Humanity
AdyCrliz d In Court.

Two divorce suits came before Chief
Jusuce Merritt this morning, the wife
In each case being the petitioner
Alma NJ, Waohtel sought and OBJ
talued a decree ON the grounds o.
delsrtion and failure to support boy hor
husband, VIM. Il. Waehtol. The mar
rage took place at Dayton, Ohio, on
Dec. 8!h, 1891, amt one month later
the defendant Left his wife without
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BRNuNGuAaf, AlaY Jan. ia big
movement OF negroes from Alabama
ana Mississippi 10 Mexico is or. Tho
Mexican colonization company has
opened huadquaucrH here and pfJmi us
tnc negroes iinu Interpretation 10 the
state OF Durango, Mexico, and corn aud
cotton lands there % be cultivated Tor
half the proceeds. The ncgt0cs are
taking to the scheme Aud already 800
fgmillea iu B.Ouat county have guei
contracts o. g. Two special trains
will leave here next Wednesday Tor
Mexico.
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COUNTY COURT.
An Appropriation Denied aud tho
Matter to BE Taken into Court.

In order that the matter eau be
brought into court, Mr.. 4. i. Fcnion,
doing business under the firm namo {
the IutrrMountain Electric company
this morning presented 10 the county
court bill fus iUTnahiHg the grounds
ugrouuI.ng ,ac city aud county BALD.
ing with lamp ros.r, light, utc. rho
court refused 90 make the apY.1rI.a.
ton op ,ao ground that the limit VI
iuJubtyIuoIu bgd been ovgrlogche',
bud the court had 100 right o. ApptD.
IfIElU money t0t any purpose what
over Alr FoutOu viii Toxic the case
into the Supreme Court, uHAiug l1f %
writ ul muuJamuH compelling the
county court ~ make the apFrJptiu'
ton.
A petition wns received from tcri.
dents VI EHet min Creek protesting
~ .aiust the changing OF tuu boundary
line between Mil Creek and East MN
Creek.
Selecimnn Ggddea and the surveyor
were appointed O. investigate the mat
ter ami dr.ermlue where the boundary
line really De-.
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v.as.l 20 Hawaii .nurd.a'o.y rb,
vessel chosen Be- lup phi.IulphIa. E.,
win bbvo board Admiral Behrl-i, ..
Secretary Gtlshau states that Inc
studing 90 vts.sl To- Hawaii is ul
extra prUcauNDu taken in order that
uouu n our Interests msy 10 over
Looked. The vessel, 10 Is cNpec,o /.
will Ue nulv 20 depart wiih'n - hours
from the receipt Uf raillug OtJure,
which will 20 out this afternoon ~
Admiral BoAtd8lcy.