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Evening star., 1895-01-15
HE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL
This Appropriation Measure Was Reported
to the House To-Day.
A Number of Local Appropriations
to District Matters Included.

The sundry civil appropriation bill was
reported to the House today. 1t carried a
number of local appropriations, together
with legislative provisions relative to local
matters The bill provides that the ell
ginoe~ officer of the army detailed to act
as superintendent of the State, war and
Navy building shall also be superintendent
of the pest office building in this city when
completed, under the direction of the Sec
retary of the Treasury and Secretary or
the Interior and the Postmaster General,
who are constituted commission for the
purpose of the care and supervision OF
that building. This superintendent shall
before the completion of the building sub
init estimates in detail for the salaries of
all necessary employees and other expenses
for maintaining the building.
The commissioner herein created for the
care of the building. shall, before the COM
pletion thereof, determine and report to
Congress what space therein shall be used
by the Washington city post ONCE ana
what bureaus and offices of their respect
i've departments occupying rented pullu-
iEgs shall be moved into and accommo-
dated III the building, and what space shall
be allotted to each; also what bureaus ana
offices of their departments occupying
buildings shall be removed because OF over
crowdinS otherwise enter this building.
The architect of the Capitol is authorized
to contract with any existing electric hight
ing company in this city to furnish electric
current for the Capitol building at ~ate
not to exceed one-half cent per watt.
Local Appropriations.
The following local appropriations are In
the bill: Construction of third story to
boiler house. bureau engraving and print
irg and extension of elevator, Sl2,ooo FOR
continuation Washington city post Office,
SG15,OUO For repairs to Butler and Wlndef
buildings, $1,000. For expenses of National
Museum, slT4,125, an increase over last
year of $3,O25 For Geological, $4,000. an
increase of 5000, to be used for construc-
ton of new road from the Holt mansion
entrance. For work and repairs at Capltol,
So. 900 For improving the Capitol grounds,
$4,000 For the insane asylum, S2I9.I4O a
decrease from last year of $12,O2o. For
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, SS3, 800, including
$4,000 increase over last year for an addi-
ticnaI building. For Howard University,
SO 500; no change. For care and improve
ment of public buildings and grounds IN
Washington, $500, an increase OF Sl,2Oo
For care and maintenance of w Washington
monument, $50; no change. For Garneld
Hospital, $4,000; no change Repairs to
court house. $1,000. For continuing con-
struction of Congressional Library build
ing SYUOUOO. For repairs to Botanical
Garden, 5000 Fer destitute patients,
Providence Hospital, $4,000. For addi-
tional fire plugs in Smithsonian grounds,
$500 The appropriation for the bureau OF
American republics was omitted.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
THE NEVADA TROPHY.
The Seventh Infantry Regiment Again
Gets the Award.

Gets the Award.
The Nevada trophy for target practice
has been again awarded to the seventh
regiment of infantry. AT the first years
competition this prize was won by battery
K, third artillery. The two following years
it was secured by company B, twenty-frst
infantry. Then colored company, K Of
the twenty-ffth infantry, won it, after
which for two years in succession it was
held by company u, third infantry. The
good work of company F, twenty-first in
fantry, in the next competition took 1t
back to that regiment. Then followed three
straight victories for company ii, seventh
infantry, followed by two successive tri-
umphs for company G of the same regi-
ment. In 1888 a cavalry troop * Of the
fifth cavalry, came to the front and scored
the first victory for that branch of the SER
vice. Last years competition, the result of
which has just been announced, was in
favor of company G, seventh infantry,
making it's third victory and tying COM
pany H of the same regiment.
Out of fourteen contests six have been
won by one regiment and ten by four COM
panies out Of the hundreds in the army.
Evening star., 1895-01-15

a dispatch dated September 4, reported the
Chinese authorities at Hankow had COM
p:ained that the American consul at that
place had protected Japanese subject
seen beyond the limits Of the foreign con-
oession in Chinese costume by shipping him
to Shanghai. Without demanding this
man, the authorities requested that our
ccrsuls be directed not to protect such per-
sons in future. The department is not in
formed that 1.-The United States consul at
Hankow was reprimanded for aiding Jap
anese citizens to leave the country" From
a letter addressed to Mr.. Denby, jr., Au-
gust 81, by Mr.. Fowler, our consul at Ming
po, it appears that japanese was arrest
ed in the dress of Chinese priest at
Chinhai, twenty miles from the Ningpo
foreign settlement. In his report to Mr..
DENLY Mr.. Fowler says: Wrote for the
facts. Taotai replied. giving circums tances
Requested delay of punishment for a few
days. Just received reply, none of my
business; will not answer further dis
patches on the subject. Shall demand de-
lay" Mr.. Fowler seems not to have un-
derstood the nature of the protection he
was authorized to afford japanese within
reach of his consulate, and it does not ap-
pear from his own language, or from any
other correspondence, that he was denied
information which he was entitled to re-
ceive.
The dispatches sent to the department
by Col. DENLY, after his return to Peking.
show that he correctly understood the
extent to which our agents in China were
expected to afford protection to Japanese
in that country during the tendency of
hostlities, and it is regretted that, owing
to i'll health, he was unavoidably absent
from his post during the most of the time
covered by the correspondence called for.
Respectfully submitted,
W. Q. GRESHAM.
Department Of State,
Washington, January. 1895.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
Oyerrun With Tramps.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
FREDERICK, Nd, January 1o.-Dr.
Franklin Il. Smith, physician to Monteyue
Hospital, appeared before the board OF
county commissioners today and petitioned
them to erect a building for tramps. The
hospital has been overcrowded with tramps
since the cold wave, and several who were
put in the barn were nearly frozen 10
death.
Mrs Ellen Morgan Howard, member OF
a prominent Maryland family. died last
night of pneumonia at Mt. Airy.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
REFUSED TO CONSIDER 1T.
Plan of Rebellion Submitted to Dcba
and Sovereign.


and Sovereign.
DES MONIES, Iowa, January 15.-J. R.
Sovereign was seen in reference to the
statement attributed to him by the Leader
of Des Moines yesterday, to the effect
that he and Z. v. Debs had considered a
plot to lead a rebellion against the gov
ernment at the time of the big railroad
strike in Chicago last summer. He denied
that he had said that the scheme was con-
sidered He said further that a plan OF
rebellion was submitted to Debs, himself
and the other strike leaders, the details
of which had been partially worked out
by two Chicago attorneys, whose names he
refused to reveal.
The scheme embraced the establishment
Of a provisional government in the west,
with a plan of campaign toward the east.
This scheme" Mr. Sovereign said, was
proposed to us seriously by its friends.
just as many other wild plans were sub
mlitted but neither it nor any OF the others
was considered by us, entertained by Us.
Individually or in conference, or talked OK
seriously any time"
Evening star., 1895-01-15
SenatCr IrhX Dctter.

Senator Irby of South Carolina, whose
illness at his ncme in that state was men
toned in The Star some days ago. returned
to the city on Wednesday last and is now
at 933 G street northwest. He was some
what improved upon his arrival here and
Capitol He went up to the Senate, but
felt too i'll to take part in the proceedings.
He did not, therefore, enter the Senate
chamber.
A reporter for The Star this afternoon
was Informed that the Senator was very
much better today.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
Army Orders.

The leave Of absence granted Second
Lieutenant William w. Haaey, eighth in
fantry, is extended three months on sur
seon's certificate Of disability.
Special orders Of January o. 1885, grant
surgeons certificate OF disability, to Cap
tain Ernest A. Garlington, seventh cav
airy, are, at his own request, revoked.
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieutenant Charles c. Clarke ninth in
fantry, is extended one month
Evening star., 1895-01-15
Gen. Dumont Courts an Inquiry.

Gen. Dumont, supervising inspector gen.
eral of steam vessels, has written letter
saying that congressional investigation Of
his office will meet with his hearty coop
Grafton and denying the truth of charges
which have been made against his man
agen,ent of his office. He says that these
charges originated with two employees,
whom he discharged for cause and points
to a record of nineteen years service in his
present Office.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
Anti-Toxine in the Navy.

Surgeon General Tryon of the navy is
taking an active interest in the anti-toxine
cure. At his suggestion, Secretary Herbert
has instructed Passed Assistant Surgeon +.
J. B. Cordeiro, who is now in Berlin on
leave of absence to investigate and report
upon the value of anti-toXine as preven-
tive and cure in cases of Group and dpth-
iberia, with view to it's adoption by The
medical department of the navy.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
THE ATLANTA'S CRUISE.
Cant. Cromwell Did Not DisObey De-
partment Orders.

Capt. Cromwell, commanding the cruiser
Atlanta, did not disobey department Or
6ers in regard to the movements or that
Ship despite reports to the contrary His
orders were to visit Honduran ports. On
leaving Key West he reported to the de-
partment that he was destined for Blue
fields, and the erroneous impression OBJ
tained in quarters that he was deferring
his visit to the Honduran coast. That
such is not the case at all was evidenced
this morning by the receipt of telegram
announcing the arrival of the Atlanta at
Truiillo on the north coast of Honduras.
Capt Cromwell says nothing In regard to
the political situation, so it is inferred
that affairs are quiet. The Atlanta will
visit other ports in Honduras and then
make a short visit to Bluetields.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
Pcrsonal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Clarke OF Brook-
lyn are at the Ebbitt House. Mr. Clarke
is an old habitue of Newspaper Row, where
he has many friends. He is now in the
city representing the New York Recorder,
of which he is associate editor. Mrs
Clarke also has many friends in Washing
Evening star., 1895-01-15
Nominations by the President.

The President today sent the following
nominations to the Senate:
Postmasters-FrankW w. Joplin, Elizabeth
town, KY; VIM. Lychtenberger, Savannah,
M: F. A. Dowden, Babylon, N Y; Ralph
Crook, Rouses Point, N. Y; George J..
Webb, Salem, N. Y; George R. Howell,
Southampton, N Y; Fayette A. Ballard,
Tonawanda, N. Y; William d. Sloan, Wal
den. N. Y; Matthias j. Alien, Lorain, Ohio.
Evening star., 1895-01-15

Word has reached here that Mrs. Greene,
wife of Gen. o. ID. Greene Of the adjutant
generals department.. stationed at San
Francisco. died in that city on the 9th in
stant. Mrs. Greene was a resident of this
city for many years and has large circle
of friends here.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
Pensions Granted.

Among the pensions granted today were
the following: District of Columbia-Johr
D. Dorsey, Caleb H. Moxley, Moses Gold
stein, Jacob Haggenmaker, Anacostia
Maryland-John Parriah Eklo, Baltimore
Patrick Duffy, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1895-01-15

Secretary Carlisle has sent a telegram to
collectors of customs at all of the leading
ports modifying his recent order, in which
they were directed to collect an additional
duty OF one-tenth of a cent per pound ON
sugar imported from Spain or her depend
encies. He now instructs them that this
additional duty is to apply only to refined
Evening star., 1895-01-15
A Presidential Veto.

The President has sent to the House a
message vetoing the bill to authorize the
entry of land for gravel pits and reservoir
purposes and to authorize the grant Of
right of way for pipe lines.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
National Guard omccrs Commissioned

The President has issued commissions
to the following named officers of the milf
tia of the District of Columbia:
Leonard II. Mattingly, captain Of COM
pany B, third battalion Of infantry; James
p LAWN, first lieutenant of company u,
fifth battalion of infantry: Arthur l. tlags,
of infantry.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
Action Taken. by the Tennessee
House of Representatives.
ELECTION FRAUDS TO Be EXAMINED
Deadlock in the Delaware Senator.
ship Fight.
A DARK HORSE LIKELY

house of representatives today, by a vote
Of 5S to Al, adopted the democratic resolu-
ton providing for the poStponement OF
the opening and publishing of the vote for
governor until an investigation can be
made of charges of fraud in the election.
The resolution was adopted by the senate
several days ago. The populists voted with
the republicans in the house today.
DEADLOCK AT DOVER.
1t is Predicted That Neither Higgins
Nor Addicl1s Will Win.
DOVER, Del, January 15.-The fight for
successor to Senator Anthony Higgins,
(which ended with a deadlock in the repub-
lcan caucus at midnight, was transferred
to the legislature this morning.
Both branches of the legislature were
called to order promptly at 10 o'clock, and
balloting soon began In the house Higgins
received nine Of the republican votes: Ad-
dicks, S, and Massey, 1. In the Senate Hig-
gins got l, Addicks 1 and Massey =
Walcott received five votes in the house
and five in the senate. Ebe w. Tunnel re-
ceived one vote in the house. Sixteen votes
are necessary for choice.
The house and senate both adjourned at
ii 30 to attend the Inauguration OF Gov.
MarviL Judging from the present lndica-
tionS it is safe to assume that neither Hig-
gins nor Addicks will be chosen Senator.
Addicks' chief lieutenant in the house,
Chas. L. Moore Of Sussex, claims that six
Addicks men will never vote for Higgins.
If this determination is adhered to it Will
certainly encompass the latterS defeat.
The six comprise Senator Handy and Rep
resentatives Moore, Morgan, Robbins, Ball
and Brown. Democratic politicians here
claim they have assurances from the Ad-
dicks men that they will vote for a demo-
crat in preference to Higgins, but he must
be a pronounced salisbury democrat, who
would leave the democratic caucus NOM
inee, Chancellor Walcott, out in the cold.
Speaker Watson of the senate is too Ill to
attend the Inauguration ceremonies.
The net result when the two houses meet
at noon tomorrow for a comparison Of the
journals will be as follows:
For Higgins, 10; for AddickS, 6; for Mas
sey, 3; for Walcott (dem), 10; for Tunnel
(dem.), l.
There is no election in this, and then the
joint session will proceed to ballot. 1t is
no believed that there viii be any change
from the above figures for this week at
least.
The republicans are now in for bitter
them to agree upon either Higgins or Ad-
dicks. The general opinion is that a dark
horse will be chosen, or that there will be
no choice at this session. The chances OF
Massey in a protracted struggle are con-
sidered excellent.
The Colorado Senatorshfp.
DENVER, Col, January 15.-In informal
caucus last night every republican prom
ised his vote for the reelection Of Senator
E. o. Wolcott. The populist caucus voted
to give a complimentary vote to Lafe
Pence, retiring Congressman from Colora-
do.
Evening star., 1895-01-15
Naval Movements.

The Montgomery has arrived at Mobiia
the Minneapolis at Norfolk and the Monte-
rey at Port Angeles. Washington.
Evening star., 1895-01-15

tR proof Of 8e puootns is
IN f6e eating. Hesferoap's
Star contained $ eofumns
Of aoperfisemenfs, mace uf
Of 633 separate announce
rnenfs. t8ess aoperfisers
8oas6f pu6fteifp-nof merefp
space.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21
IRusIEe SALE.

NXTHEREAs, on THE Iiru DAY or 40.
w Vumucr. tsli, lease Hunter ala execute
and deliver o. tho undersigned bis certain deed
Of trust conveying tho following described
uAciH ni land ~ ralt LAzu city, salt Lahu
county, Territory u Utah, 20 witt Loia one az.
two ~, three ilI. f0ur ,1lt seven l1l and eight
40, aud ttc auuth half uf lots i've thl and ak
lbl, sll IN Hook ntty. three tsN OF Plat CO."
ln SAT- lhtc tlty survey. iu trust 70 secure the
payment Of his prumissorT note for the aum
~ $3.50. with interest payable 10 4, h. VII.
laua err order, aud
Whereas, said decd of trust provides Amonr
other things that Boo ease Of dufault in tho
payment OF HaiI note or tuu Interest thereon,
The undermined might proceed o. coll taid
real estate ii public venue Co tho hiaheat bid.
dor for cash, All OF which aIuoars By shid deed
recorded in nOok 81" of mortragea
on page Gis OF tho records Of said salt LaEe
couuty, " when reference IA hereby made
and
whereas, Default has been made In the pay
ment Of said note 10Th princtpa! anu interest,
ALd the legal holder of sAid note mas request.
ed me 10 sell said real estate and apply tho
proceeds ~ Ihu payment OF tho salt indebted.
ness after paying the costs OF sale, including
reasonable attorney fees and compensation for
the trustee,
Now. thsfsfora, I. J. 81 stout, trustee, do
hereby give public notice that upon Monday
the tth duy ~ December, isaa, at 10 O'Clock u,
M OF said day, AZ tho mont door OF the county
court house ~ salt Lake city, Utah, will, ~
virtue ~ the authority To mo vested by said
trust decd sell tho said real eatAto herein,
above described 40 public venue 10 the highest
bidder tor cath. }. 81. STOUT,
Cu,utEs D. JACK, Attorney.
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sHIRIFF,s SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ pursuan. 10 an order Of sale and decree
OF foreclosure 70 mo directed from tho Third
Judicial district Court Of the Territory OF Utah,
County OF sat Lake, IN 4 cause therein pond
ms wheroln John hiohes Il plaintiff and .. N,
Crismon. samuel Mcintyre. jonathan Z. Roylo,
W. q. hcCornfct, and nescfot savings Hank,
d corporation, arc defendants. 10 which ssld
decree hnf order o. sale reference IL hereby
made shall expose Tor sale al public auction,
front door Of the County Court House, In TIE
city OF SAT- Lake county OF SAT- lake. Territory
% Utah, on the 18th day Of November, %.
lsii. NJ u o'cioct, noon. AL The right, title,
claim and interest u n n. Weller, Emily =,
", in,yre. jonathan g. Eoylc.w :. MccorL,ct,
and bcscrct SAVINGS Rank. u corporation, in
aud 10 the following described real estate,
ftuate, lying. and boinF Boz tho county OF salt
LHEe. roiriiory ~ UtAh. and particularly dcs.
rfilHd a. follows. tusWtt
1ho southwest quarter 20 Of the southwest
quarter Dal and the southwest quarter ~ of
toe southeast quarter 90 and Tie nutthWcat
puauer( got the northeast quarter 90 ami Oh,
nor aleaat quarter t.l u tho northwest quarter
~ Of ,ctpn Dsony tEll IN township two 10
south OF range one 10 west sat Lake Mend
ian. containing one hundred and sittY t60l
sores, tsFe her with nii aud singular ne ten.
CmOnta, hefeditamona and hpnurtenaucoa
tlerturtn bciunft1r or In any wise appcrtains
lnf, 90 10 sold De he property OF ,. " Weller.
samuel Mcintyre. jonathan q. koylc, W. p.
hcCnrusk and nr4ofct rawlings hAnk, cor.
pnfaiou, under said order " sale and decree
ln the hbure cause.
LATED salt Laso city. Utah, November 5ta a.
u, lsl3.
HARVEY HARDY, sheriff,
liy q. : CLARK, Dtputy thcrn,
-. Harrington, attorneY for plaintiff
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STOCKTON pERs, MEEIINa.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will be meeting Of the stock
holdgrs Of the inter Mountain salt Company,
held lat 70 O'Clock a. m, on tbs lrd day % De-
center, isui. tts Hast south Iompla street.
~ Tho CITY and County u salt Lake, Territory
OF utaht Tor me purpose Of amending Tho Ar
ucles % Incorporation % said company, 20
lhsy viii provide for holding tho annual meet.
ing OF tho stookhoidsts, for tho election ~
dueeiors and transaction Of such other bus
mess a. may properly come before the meets
Ing on the third Monday IN January Of each
year, stead u having The same occur on tho
second Monday of september 10 each year, a.
/, 4. CLAYTON. secy.
sAr IAKu chr. Nov. u, lees.
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tfooKNolplRs MfrIlNn

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will DO meeting Of tho ttock.
holdora % the sa'tnu uoAch company, held ~
II O'Clock a m, o. thu lrd day OF December,
lU, ~ 20 hast south Temple street. IN the
liiY and County Of salt LAKE, Territory Of
JtAh, Tor tho purpose OF amending the ATticles
OF incorporation 81 sad COMPANY. 40 they
Viii provide Tor holding the annual moeting Of
thg aiockholdera. for the election Of directors
aud Transaction Of such Other business a. may
ond Monday in January OF each year, instcad
Of having the same occur on tho second Mon.
CAV of May an each year, a. the articles nov
provide, l. A. CLAYTON,
Secretary,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court In and Tor Salt LAX
County, Icrritury OF Utah.

In the Probate Court In znd Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
In tho matter u tho estate OF Henry
lcLWan, deceased
NIOTIuE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT
~ Agnes McEwau, tae cXcculrlk q the Lass
will am testament ~ Henry Mcfwan, DO.
ceased, haa rendered fnt settlement, aud Med
IN SAID court, her iual account OF her admin.
iairhtlOu OF sAli estate and petition for unAl
disirltuucu ~ the rcslduo OF sAid estate
amouH tho persons entitled thereto, Hnd that
Tuscany, ua th dag OF November A. ID.
lnlA, tll O'Clock "a. m, at tho oours room Of
taid court, 10 ihs County Court House IN Salt
lato CITY and c0unty, Utah Territory, has
been duly appointed by The Judge OF said
court Tor The Hgttlemont OF said account hnd
hearing said petition for distribution, at witch
umr huu place any pcr'on interested IN sAld
eatnio may appear and show cAuse,if any more
be-, why sAid account should not DO settled and
approved and nnal distribution made 10
prayed for
Dated November lst, =. D. 1895, ,,.
clerk ~ Probate court.
Nv 4, g. Hrrsr Deputy Clerk
JouN NJ. CANNON, attorney for exeeu1rlE'
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NoTlos OF ASSESSMENT.
West Cable Mining aud MilnuE Company
fnneipa Place Of ilusinoss, salt
Lake Oily. Utah.

NrorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ ameotng Of tho board Of directors OF
said corporation hold on tbs 2dth day OF Octo
Dor. lsp, an assessment OF one cent per share
was levied unon the capital stock ~ said cor
puTaiinn. pay able 70 tbs secretary al tho com
pany's once room Us Progress building, salt
lAko City. on or before the a0th day Of Nnyem.
her, ts2s. Any stock upon which tina assessment
may remain uupald on the Alth day u Noyom
her, 1870 will he delinquent and Will he sold
aud unless payment IL made before. will DO
sold gu tbs day appointed 70 pay the delin.
quent assessment together with costs OF AdyoT
tiscmout and expense Ofsals.
GHo RYAN. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

TINHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il stockholders OF tho Utah Nursery Com.
pauy will 10 held N the ONCE of the company,
IL tho NAylor Block, stats street.
for the election of directors for the wear
following 80 first Monday 10 rdpfum.
hur isQl. and Tor she Transaction Of such other
bu'inrss a. may legally Gene before said
SAIL LAKE Cur, Utah. october a. los.
NJ ~ HOWLtE Secretary
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And In accordance with law and order Of the
board NJ directors matte on tue 20th day OF
November, leo, - many shares OF eaeh parcel
Of such stocs az may DO necessary Will 10 sold
NJ tho once ~ tho company, ia south MAN
htreot sAt Lake city, on tho lGth day OF
December, " noon, 10 pay delinquent asscsa'
meut thereon, together with the c1st " adyor'
Ising aud expenses o. she nale.
NM CAMputLI., Secretary