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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23
A Veterans Strong Testimony.
MiSEHvnLLE, Utah,
March "a, 1895.

MhlCh - Aot1s
Editor Dsscrsi NcwE
by request OF Philo Dibblc, through
o. B. Huntington aad your valuable
paper, send you tue following, asking
you kindly Tor thu publication OF the
samC | was born the 27th day Of
May, 1915, ia the town u Lima, Liy-
lngstou county, ~
la 1926, went with my Aunt Eliza.
beth, the vito Of sydney Gilbert, {,
the town VI Mentor, q. In 1926
went to Kirkland with Uucle aud
Aunt Gilbert, aud In ISIS went into
the store OF whitney * Gilbert. Ia
October, 1880, Oliver COwiery,
Peter whltmer, Farley T.. Pnt
anu Iba Petersen preached their
first diso0urc IA Kirkland aud brought
with them tho sO-csilUd "G0ld Bible"
Of which 1 stiil have copy. Myrri
ms. Gilbert auI many Others Of Uuf
friends were strongly suppressed win
the truth % the GOutfiues at forth anu
We ubuyo1 thv tam,, Ia September,
1881, went with sidney Gilbert, w..
". Phelps aud Others frUm Rutland by
water 20 lndup Mo. on 40.
count Of unavoidable delays did not
arrive at Independence until Jan. 1T,
1882. After arriving at Independence
/ went Into Gilbert anu Wntncy's
store a. clerk. / saw BishUp Part.
fridge anu ChaF, Allen larfed aud
ioalhefed. Allen was 10 he whipped
but, being mas0u, he gave the sigu
u distress AZ the whip was drawn 10
strike him, which / saw 70 like an
arrow out " the hands oil the mob
into Col LuoAs's lot | was In the
upper story Of the court housr, where
1 had a go0i view VI oil that wai go.
Ing On. 1 assisted ia removing the Tar
from Allen with case knivss. 1
Jaw tho Morning and EpsHiHg
Star printing oIiloe broken into
aud destroyed by the mob, / was ia
tho store 0f dilDvit a whitney when
the mob OImmuuCtu their dupruda.
tons after night on this store anu
stood my ground until the Bishop sent
lgr mo 10 come away from There. On
November ~, 1883, about 100 Oi our
people being drives that day aCros, the
river, lay all night on the SAM beach,
alter which oug family moved ~ Lit
ufty, In tny county, No. In tho
spring Oi 1884 We moved 10 Hin farm
on Brush creek, ailUr when ZJu's
Camp came "a, | saw Governor
B0ggs every day with tho mob aud At
other times
| fear that have made this report
too lengthy, but 1 wish 90 bear my
testimony ~ the truth VI this woSk,aud
all that have passed through has been
the sirongcHt testimony 10 mo that
Joseph smith was n Prophet Of COD
anu that Brigham Young wus Moses
Ia the wilderness TO this people, anu
that Presidents John Taylor anu VIII.
ford Woodruff were aud arc the proper
hclms 10 tho chip Zion.
Your brother IA tue Glspbl,
JAMES IL. ROLLINS.
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March IL, 1895.
Editor DsSerst AeWE
The people In our ward are having a
serious time this spring with the
mtasela and pneumonia, We have
had four deaths Of children, but We
hope AZ spring Ia advancing this sick
mess will disappear.
A short time ago we had very
pleasant call from Brother Lambert, Of
the DEsERET News 6filos, ami while
here no gave lecture under the
auarioeB Of tho Y. NJ. NJ. I. on the
subject Of Duty. IL loft a desifo among
tbs youth 10 search more diligently Tor
the truths VI the Gospel.
Latt summer We Lest good portion
Of our crops In this vicinity ON account
OF the water, but We are now building
a canal TO supply this pnrt Of tho onun.
Try. Tbs capacity Ia 10000 inches no
that there will be brighter hopes Tor the
future. There II now q good chance
for men Of little means 10 get homes
In this part Of the county, Any iu-
quify NJ 10 homes anu terms VIII DO
ohesTfully answered.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM +, SMITH.
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from disp-tlng Of the property now 10
his possession, snt that he be also
rusifained from paying cut any money
la HE possuislOn except by ordef Of the
court, aud thrt DE DO directed 10 render
a statement OF bic acts and dolngs ns
assignee. Also that receiver be- AZ
poiniei 90 take charge of the pfOpHrty
a q difp1sc Of the SAME, and collect all
Outstanding accounts ulIuf tue super.
vision OF Tao court, anu pending such
that the United States
marshal take pJsscBsion OF the same ns
temporary receiver The PLAINTIFF
Iuriher pray that the proceeds be dis.
tfibuted according % the rights
Of the several parties 10 The nc.
ton. Defendants have been orIoioI
10 slow cause on Nsrch 3Oth.
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ELMER E. RICHIE CONVICTED.


Il was 1915 pm. whom the case Of
Elmer T.. Richie, charged with a
criminal libel on Frank 4. MoGurriu,
reached tho jury In Judge Batloh'a
court yesterday, and nothing was
heard from them until o'clock, at
which hour a message was received
that an agreement had been reached.
A few minutes later the Jurors came
Into court and returned verdict Of
guilty" accompanied by "A recon.
mendation 10 merry.
Prosecuting Attorney Howat, after
the reading OF the verdict, said that 40
Richie was out on bail and the bond
Yves continuous one, he would not
asked that the defendant be- committed
10 jail. He might be allowed 10 10 on
the bond unii sentence was passed.
Tue court 20 ordered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23

The direct limo 20 Kansas City, ~
Louis and Atlantic toAbonfi, IL via
we Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping nnd chair
care, anu oil connections made In
Union depots 10 tito day time. II you
hfe gelng Easi and care fIr daylight
fiio through the gnndrst scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains en- route, zee
that your ticket reads via Missouri
PachU Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively iroo 70 holders Of regular
train tickets.
4. V. DFRRAH, G. Il. 4 PA,
Il MorlAn Block, Salt Lake CITY.
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THE ALICE NINE.
Annual Report Of the Onlcsrs OF the
Company,

The annual report Of the Alice Gold
aud silver Mining company Tor the
year 1894 has been Issued. 10 is pub.
llshod IN pamphlet form nud coyers
eighteen pages. According to the 10.
port the total product Tor tho year q,
the old s,auuarI value " sl.g9 Der
ounce, was sac b3l.Us, but the dit
count Tor the year through the do
muuetl1ali0u OF silver, was 1921, 994.sB,
which leaves tltl net product obi.
322i,a36 - Thus it is seen that the
entire silver product OF tho company
was sold AT Ices than ono.hali Of tho
old standard value. Toe gold product
for tho year amounted ~ SgU,68l 40.
The total Ttcritts exceeded tho uis.
bIuVments by sil32l,
The report irOm tho superintendent
shows that the number Of men rn-
pluytd during the year was llJ. Dur
ing tue vutlFU year ihirty stamps " tue
cumpnny's Hizty-stnmu mill were
worked, aud alter the first OF Degpm.
bcT ten more were added, making a
total OF forty, The total value VI the
bullion .hlpmunts for tho year WA
sij5. G3l u.s., the average prioo for which
the silver product wac sold being
b2 bi'lOl Genie ler ounce. The loss OF
qui k'llveT during the year is shown
u uuHlt3 pounds, pud tue total bul.
llyn tonnage l5isi2.sJ2.
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Selling uHlrs.--From Ogdrn, Santa
gun and intermediate points, Ann
an TO 7th inclusive, good FOR return
until April l2tu, and from all other
points April Srd 10 b, good for return
until April 18th, 1886.
Arrangements Tor special train ser
vice VIII DO announced later.
ID. Il. Burnley,
General Agent sAlt Lake.
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lsheumalism Ia caused by laciic acid In
lhe blood attaching the fbrUus titucs
Of ihe loint'. Keep your blood pure
ana HEALTHY Au1 yOu will 20. hn'o
fheumntisu. Hoods bafsaptrll
gives the blood vitality aud ricnn, D
aud tones The whole body, usutra'izo
tue ncidiiy ( toe blood aud tlu, cursr
raCumatl6n.
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ON Mon sy, March 25ih, AZ 1887
a. M No III South Eleventh East
street, hlulo q fue furniture. Brl.
room set c0st 500, M Vuet cprIUH,
lot Of b0oks, Chhmbcr's Encyclopedia.
tables, psrlor iufuiturgi io'srrs, stowe,
dishes, bedding, @ oEI4F utonsilg, etc.
X. A. ANuREws, Auc,i1Lcur.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latterdny Saints will
be held tomorrow At O'Clock In the
Tabernacle; Sunday Schools IN the
various Wards at 10 a.m,and meetings
In the city Ward Assembly Rooms and
ndiaccnt wards a. follows:
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Action Against an Assignee.

The National Bank Of the Republic
ct al oreiitors Of the scandinavian
Mercantile company in the Aggregate
sum OF 81 Aii.ii, has brought an action
against Joseph W. Mayns, assignee
Of the company, In the Third district
court asking that Maynes be enjoinad
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"Wssh Me"

lie says and IN be clean. hu, mol,
pale face" llc'sughL our Ju.fyfrIen3
IS sure Of bis complexion. ON ST.
Lake Soap Cos Soaps arc uugR.rI..f
Tor toilet purposes and uill rtm g..
ever thing except color King So.
can't DE depuscd any more iUan ..,
soaps can lose their prsemuenee tr Mn.
realm Of suipdom. We also claim ...t
bunor' 100 the grocery trade on Die ....
of our stock, which embrace. ..
choicest products from ever, g.mtry
under the sun. lu,t give yuuf T ,
shlrpCncd aupeiit uy dropping iafl rr,
store aud seeing how many good Trims.
there are 90 eat.
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TIE SMOKE QUESTION.


The special committee appointed by
'he Guy Council T. investigate tue
praciiepUility Of enforcing tho ordi.
nance regarding smoke consumers,
held a meeting last night. A large
number OF prominent spectators anu
oiicials were present, besides repre-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23

Miriam G0ubo CHufrcuOus under new
management " T.. H.. Lyman a Co.,
Druggists, 81 Eat, Second South 81,
quality raisoJ, price Toe h., tJo 10
ihe only strictly high gIadO maur Va
WOBt. For sals by Hli ufuggitts.
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Transcript on Appeal.

a lfansshp, on appeal has been nicd
iu the rsTfilorihl supreme court In the
case Of NJ. G.. Sullivan VI the Northern
Spy mining company. Too plaintiff
90 tho appellant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23

Waitnsr 4 20. Merchant TAiiora.
Are now located Ia their new store,
20 West Second South. Come anu
,nspgci our new Spring and SUMNER
MlulunN. uIr-n.. Llu. b uvnT.u
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KEN your detdl and other vAualIcs. DO.
zone savings hank A Trust CO. Hcnt by
NC Tear ouiv amounts 90 few cents urr
month, Ladies specially invited 10 call Ald
see vluli4
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Friday, March g9tl, 10 and 20
0 y. NJ, will be the browning event Of
the season Ia millinery circles OF salt
Lake CITY. Remember the date, Fri.
day, March .9.h. No. IS Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-23

In buying or selling Secondhand
Goods We recommend tie /. X. t., i3
tafi, Second South. Ge5-Go0dt wanted.
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WE'HE AFTER YOU; examine our
Pianos aud Prices aud you'll be after
W. C0alter a Suelgrlye Co., -
Main Street.
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Small savings make great fortunes.
No economy 30 helpful as that attained
by using DR.. Pricts Baking Powder.
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The Logan Temple will close On
Friday, the Goth Of March aud open
again on Tuesday. the OH Of April,
1895. NJ. W. MERRILL,
ITr.LIrnl.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake Temple viii CLOSE on
tdiny evenlug, March -Jihi aud re-
omen Tor work on Monday, April s,
1895. LORESaJ Snow,
PRECEDENT
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Snowy cIyslal', made from nrgols,
form the basis OF Cream Of Tartar.
Cream ot Tartar Is tho foundation for
lho boot Of baking pow Ier-Dr.
pFpesg
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soleuce aud experience concur In
the Judgment thgt Dr., Prices Bak.
Ing Powder Ia toe purest ami bts.
ever matt,
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weber Coal Company cell Lump
Coal o. $780, Stove, $3.50; Nut, fAOO.
Clean coal and iull weight. Tel al.
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HtaudluatIah M.'HhAi At .l't
loan.
Gcfman Meeting. Of sotia Hail. 10 a.m.
Homo missionaries will visit tie
county wards Of the STAKE tomorrow.
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The ~. George Temple will close
March 30 aud open Ap.i alth.
DAVID n. CANNOs, Pfetlioui.
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Oct your abstracts niI llllo At the
County Recorders Onioe They are
m.de directly from the original rec
ofds. w. SCOTT CRtsMON, Recorder
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HOODS PILLS are the est ~ e.
dinner pili', assist digestion, cure
n headache.
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For WIN. SinhPs Fm lrce Spray
efs go 20 Uth Stove & Hardware Co.,
corner Commercial anu First South
sir"els, s3io Hgsnia Tor Utah Terri.
tory
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Dr.. SholmetJiuu's pfIurs are reason.
able and hIl rla.Lnl nmALanlenl.
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Buy sll your medicines at Godbe
Pitts Drug Go.
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Tho Mont Temple will close on Eel.
DAY evening, MoTch 30. and open for
ordinance work on Tuesday, April o,
1895.
JOHN ID. 4. MCAGr1srEH,
pfcsiueut,
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ASSIGNEE STOCK SALE.

Slightly famascd by wstor Before y0r buy
examine thc nno stock uf now ana second
hand furniture, stnNra, rafpcu, flctorat center
tables and bod lHurgnH, and an linuF ~ house.
mold goods. rtc.. o. Ir cold regardless OF COOS
for caHH. uu ulsy payments -
I'M. sEJuNn HAND sTuHE. Is Laf.
su.HnI South stree. a. q. -otoraeu, itor
Telephone N0s
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Water Scrip bought and sold. John
g. Cutler IT,. Broker. 50 Msiu,
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Chilblain Linimsnt always cure
tosi hiics. Prepared AZ GOibs FlI
Drug store.
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Parks Tea clears the skin. For sale
by i. J. Hill s. co., aud Nelden Jud.
son Drug o.. 1
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Take all your pfcsgrip Ions TO old
reliable Godbo Pitt Drug Store.
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NJ. Kapp, wholesale ana retail eau.
dice, .67 Msin Street.
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Buy MI your druRa and medicines
at old felia bio Godbo Pitts Drug Store.
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The NEWS lie requested to publish
the following!

Tomorrow At ~ d. NJ. In Unity lIall, ~
Main stfeoi. ROY. stanley 81. Hunter
will preach ON "Iho H0Ngiun ~ Human.
uy." An earnest inyitat0n IA extended
10 all.
Y. NJ. G. A., Holmes building, 4ll
state strooi. gospel meeting for men
only sunday NJ Q q. iu.i nldr1s by MI
A. y. Ofom, music by male uuWiolioi
Bible class Monday at %. iu.i loader,
SIR. 4. bowler. Al monnr0 welcome at
those services. u special Invitation being
extended TO strangers in tho city.
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CONFERENCE RATES,

Via Juiou Pacific ~ stem.
special hates 10 Nnit I.nbe city Tor
it," siNty-nnn annual Coufrrrsct,
Aprit 1th 60 sih, 1893, tho linton
Pacific viii sell Igaund Trip Tick
sts 10 salt iBkr city. ~ FoItoWst
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COAL.

Ordor your coal Of Bird & sharp,
OHico so. 20 South Main street, Toe.
phone so. il1. An kinds ~ coal, thor
oughiy screened and promptly delivered.
Yard ou Fourth West, botwcon south
Tompie aud hrHt south Streets. Iol-
cphOuo No $50.
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Have your watch repaired a. Bur.
taurhs, 10 McCoruick Block.
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Do. YauI, nruu-,, Walaloh BIZ.
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soods' Srodsi
AZ Bailey a. sons Grain Store, 90 T..
Second South.
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Cure that cough with Godbo Pitts
old time Cough Balsam-uever falls.
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Rudy's MisiOrlunes.

RUDY, Fremont Co.. Idaho.
March ~, 1895.
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N"FT'V 70 WNTTT VWHHWNVFHs
Reductions In water rates can be-
obtained by chllllg a MCGutru &
Co.'S, 10 West Second south, ami got.
ting water fcrir.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-02-11
GAB'LL HOLD The FLOOR
This Will Be AnOthaF Week Of Talk In
Congress.
SUCH IS THE FORECAST
The Senate May Thresh the FInan-
cisI Straw over a Little More
But Prophet Can't Tell
What the House'll Do.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-The greater
sarily DC devoted to the appropriation bis.
The postofIice bill will be the first rem aim
ing unacted upon bill to receive the a.
tention of tho senate. The Indian bill
carries numerous amendments. Many OF
them will call for explanations and others
will be attacked. The discussion on this
bill will probably open up the entire ques-
ton of the management of affairs in the
Indian territory, and this is a subject
which has received much attention at the
hands of several senators.
Ii is expected tho agricultural bill will
be taken up when the Indian bill is dis
posed OF, if time be left. There will prob
ably be spasmodic efforts during the
week TO get up other than appropriation
bills.
Senator Butler has given notice OF N
intention to move to take up the pooling
bill after the postofIice bill shall be dis
posed of. Senator Allen is also anxious
to call up his resolution for the investiga-
ton of the Alabama elections. Should
the bankruptcy bill not be displaced by
the pooling bill the chances for ITS fur
ther consideration are very slight. Sena-
tor George, ITS especial champion, SAYS
that he has faint hope for it, but admits
that the fl ght against il is SO bitter and
persistent as to render the prospect doubt
ful. The possibilities include moro or less
reference to the financial and Hawaiian
questions.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-02-11

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 1o.-In accordance
with an act of congress OF May -, 1924.
the secretary of ayr culture has issued 10
"lhe managers and superintendeats of
the railways Of the United States, stock
men and others, the usual regulations
concerning transportation 70 be IN force
from Feb. 10 10 Dec. ) next. The principal
change in the oil Texas fever line affects
the territory Of Oklahoma, n large portion
OF the northwestern part of that territory
which las formerly been included within
the hue being now Left outside. There
are also some slight changes IN the line
IN Missouri, Tenness-o aud Virginia. The
bureau Of animal industry is preparing
the map tor 1895. showing tls Texas fever
line in lis entirety under regulations, and
il will be printed and rcaGy .og distrlcu-
ton as soon as p5ss. .b.e. The regulations
imposed upon the transportation eonpa-
MES, stockmen and others with regard 10
removol of cattle from south Of this line
do not differ from those in force last year.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-02-11
NoFFoIN0ER NAMED.
But There Is a Lively Il Ght stili In
Progress for That Judseship.

But There Is Lively Ght still In
Progress for That Judssship.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
KALIsPEL, Feb. 10.-A meeting of the
Flathead Bar association was held last
night to take action regarding the APP
pointment of judge for the llth judicial
district. The bar had been led to believe
that the governor would not appoint
either of the two logical candidates now
before him, G. II. Grubb or B. j. McIntire.
and that 1t was necessary to unite on some
ono aside from those two and present him
as a sort of compromise, rather than see
tho appointment 20 beyond the county.
Thirty votes were cast, several being by
proxy.
After considerable contention. l6 votes
were cast for w. y. Noffsinger. 1t is said
that only about half of the votes cast
represented actual practicing attorneys.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-02-11
TALKING hBoUr PEACE.

Guatemala says she L. Tickled and
Mexico I,n't Half Mad.
CRY or MEXICO, Feb. 1O.-The press is
agitating ths question of the reelection of
President D.az. Tho Guatemalan envoy.
De Leon. says his country desires peace,
that no finds Minister Mariscal has tho
same desire and that he Is grateful for tho
uniform courtesy shown by Marsscal. The
new spapcrs here, which have been claim
inr To be so well-iniormel on Guatemalan
affairs, aud which implied they had Of
fetal information, are now backing down.
Tho negotiations are most secret.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-02-11
IN TIE HOUSE.
The Gold Bond scneme VIII Probably
BE obi .cted To.

The Gold Bond scuems VIII Probably
BE obi ,cted To.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.--To-morrow tho
house enters upon tho last three weeks of
the session. Although the presidents
message relating to the bond issue, sent
to congress on Friday, is being considered
by the ways and means committee, there
is no present expectation that any effort
will be made to pass a bill authorizing
gold bonds during the coming week. The
majority of the republicans are against it
and without their aid the democratic lead
ers believe it is useless waste of time TO
consider such a measure IN the house.
The week Will be devoted to routine
business. After the legislative appropria-
tion bill is disposed of the naval appro-
priation bill will be taken up and II is ex-
pected il will consume the remainder of
the week if determined effort is made
by the naval committee to provide for the
construction of the new cruisers they have
recommended.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-02-11
POOR SHOTS.

Robbers who Couldn't Hit Man With
Double Barreicd shotgun.
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 10.-A special TO the
Bee from Falls City says: Two masked
men held up the Missouri Pacific night
operator and robbed the depot this morn
ing at 3 o'clock. The robbers showed a
double barreled shotgun through the
window and fired at the operator, missing
him. but tearing the telegraph instru-
ments off the table. lie emptied his re-
volver at them, but TO no effect. At the
point of a Winchester he was compelled
to open the door of the safe, from which
q small sum OF money was taken. Tho
robbers stole horses in the nelghoornood
and escapel,
The Anaconda standard., 1895-02-11

OTTAWA, Kan, Feb. 1O-Fifte firms
were burned out to-day by n fire that
started here this morning and ragged for
four hours. The aggregate loss is $1,000,
with insurance OF about one-haf that
amount. The fire started in the Hamblin
block, a three-story structure, completely
destroying il, aud spreading 10 the Rhor-
baugh building adjoining. consuming il.
The Hamblin block was the largest build
ing in the city and contained hotel.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-02-11

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