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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-31
A NO. TO- FAC MIRACLE.
Physical Perfection Prevented by
the Use of Tobacco.


LAKE GENEVA. WIS. - Especial T. Tho
adlcs uf our beautiful little town nrpm MAX.
ing an interesting aud exciting time Tor
tubacCo-usiug husbands. since the Iufur.
iCls effects Of tobacco and tho uusp Wltl
which 10 can be cured By MOTTO. Hnc have
been so plainly demonstrated by the cure
Of Mr. + e. Waite. Ina written sthtDmout
ho says; II smoked and ChnWUI tobacco
for twcnty.thrcc year. and lam sura that
my case was one % the worst lu this part
OF the country. Even after / won't 60 he'd
at night. N ! woke up J would want In
chew or smoke. 10 was not only killing
me, but my vito was also n.l.ur from tho
Injurious effects Two boxes " Nu.To.
lac cured me, and ] have no moro desire
Tor tobacco than have Go jump ont of
tho window. hayo r1luud twenty
pounds ia thirty days, my vito o. wolf
and wo aro indeed both happy TO- slr Dat
No.To-Bac is truly worth .is weight ln
gold 90 u.s."
The euro and Improvement 200 Mr.
Naltc'a case Is looked upon as 10 Miracle
IN fact 10 D. tho talk " tho town and
county, and 10 is estimated that over "a
thousand tobacco users VIII ln using NO.
Toe Iuc within 20 fow wCDEs Tho uaru.
llnrItg about No-To. Bnc nau medicine ID
that the makers. tho sterling Remedy Co.
oi New York and Chicago authorize oy,rv
druggist lu America 10 absolutely ruHr4u.
tn' the uso oi thrgo boyo. 20 cure UrrUfuud
tho money, ana the cost o. SOD trI1Inr. as
compared with thocypons auduGuUra# -
s1ry use " tobacco. that tuHlcrU.u.uF
husbands have no good excuse 90 offer
when their wives Insist upon their taking
NO-Iu-Bac and gotting ,uifs iu thrwIy
Of puIc, sweet breath. wonderful improve.
mont iu their mental aud physical tlndI.
ton, with q practical rrFItHIFHUuu OF
choir uir1tlniIDd nerves. Nl-lu.Iue mot
only cures the tobacco habit hHt restores
vitality and nerve yirOr. n d indeed I'd
miracle worker for weak mon. and thp
public o. warned against having Initiation.
pilmcl ol on thCm, %. tho great ureu.4
n 80 20 lac has brought out q host OF
cJuutoriolB.
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ElIII FIshIInrIn Fsrms...

SAN FRAHcmC1, Jan. sO.-The
steamer RIO DO Janeito arrived from
Hongkong anu Yokohama, one day
OVERDUE.
The japan mail sayE In the north.
orn district OF Formosa, where II wss
supposed that order had been com.
pletely restored. n general instruction
has broken out. The Chinese are max.
Ing a desperate effort TO drive out their
Japanese conquerers.
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LONDON, Jan. BO.-rhe Rt. Hon
John Morley, chief secretary Tor lro
land In the late R0sebvry anu Glad
stone liberal cabinets, speaking nj
ArbFoath, In Scotland, tonight said
that Lord Salisbury Numbered In quos.
tioning ihe Monroe doctrine, to which
America IL strenuously attached. Ht
added that II there was ever case tot
arbitration II was the boundary die.
putc,
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HARRISBURG, PA.--Jan. S),-GJv.
Hastings stated this afternoon that he
would approve the recommendation Of
tho board Of pefdons Ia the case OF
Hugh II. Dempsey, the Pitnbutg labor
leader, rs soon as the formal tcsllu-
tions Of the board In recommending a
pardon we're signed b. the members
and submitted % him,
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A. TO BAYARD.
H'@S'S OF tho Nous. vo,.,..,. a.,
mittes Disnrr..

tn "'''ee Disagree.
,lo mO,aasi,llSdToS, jan. ao.-No doo,.
,,"', ,4 'ne matter Of censurinr Embas.
M I 4I Blyard was attained toasa 49,.
stts sSu u, COMMITTEES on ioreien SiI.i ~
S M vac discussion upon the nn slalfs'
o5e ear ~ absorbed the entire hdnS S'',vp,
ronm,, 'us most interesting wbich ,ha aS
! ..a,, The msm ,SSI,sS ol. In ioT long
ys, Is parry lines, aa these lily. stood
t. , saS predicted that ,hn,,p alehSs !
Ton 'I ., republicans urging = r ~UInu
,aBdIr, oslsate and tie Dsm ,Ss1,u'
,ge'cOnmitIec', Wv ,e'lmieassadoL Tho
SolpIS ,E Of q Nassaehu'stig' P o. Me,sIs;
A,ts .a CaTollni, and rsaIson' Of
With ,bs which had been ohs,r,,o o,
roporl, 'Ie 3, settlement Of The U rna,,..
uboB M nad been unable ~ "' s'l'l
laid bs ,SS FORM OF a rssoiut,on as'I1 :,
dNih N ~, . me iull o1mmIttsa az =.
,ubmit,s', 's3olulIons when hoS nv. nve
nlitse. ''' rh oy members Of inc c oee n
afdlatton,.na mere was a wide com, com,
In ltrop, '1 ,al Of them o eS"nnnl,',,
''n' tho Edinburgh and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-31

ts Gl,LL Al,,i Ca, jan. SO.-A spsolal
, so ,o earn tho Liberty bell and an
,ssIr. Iaus up OF distinguished Phil.
ss,Ipn nhns AMI Atlantans let this
,,S ",I0 % loI Philadelphis, where Inc
log. ''e saturday morn.
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PHOTOGRAPHY TmRouGn wdoD.
''ot honiEen's Experiments re
peAtsd bra Yale Professor.

experiments HOs
Psaisd bra Yale Professor.
NEW York, Jan. 3J.-PfoL A. w.
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MIGRATORY, has, according TO the Even.
lus fosPs Nes Haven Sotespond.nt
,lAue successful experiments reoentlv
~ pholognphing objects behind
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~. III which Prot. w, q. Rontgen Of
n ,'n.au.y u reported to have achieved
n, ,ts' WrghPs experiments were
to-. WIN q great variety OF sub.
lmS,.,,,SSuu y was found that slronR
" SSp''sslons we're obtained upon n
Iao'osfafhio plate, even when n, ,y. q
ti 'lll 10 an opaque wrbpping nj
S aVA pApef and covered with a 5ina
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How many Of Us have sympathizod at
ono timo on another in our lives with
tho old lady who said sho had 30 many
.hings TO dosho guessed she'd 80 to bed
-SomeFvillo journal
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LsoNIBg to she CortaiiinE Of their
Right 60 Hunt.

Right 60 Hunt.
wAsHINGToN, ID. c., Jan. 80.-Thp
COMMITTEES on Indian aflaife today
authorized favorable report on bill
having for lts object the appointment
OF n commission % treat with the
Shoshono and Bannock Indians. Il
Ia tho purpose Of the bill TO induce
these Indians to 90 modify their treaty
rights that the privilege they now pos
sees OF hunting on the unocoupisd
public lands shall not conflict with
state game laws, aud give occasion for
such dlsturbnnces az occurred ut Jack.
sons Hole, Wyo., last year.
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Y.Ilnmainnr pnrk.

WAsHuNoTOS, Jan. 3O.-A bill was
introduced IN the House today. 10y
Meudell, Of Wyoming, to open the
Yellowftone PARK timer reserve for
the location OF mining claims.
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CURRENT In [Heni Nav IN llQh
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leave snii Lsh. ,iy
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You leave ogden, or
Salt Lake lu tho evou-
ing, and alter brook
fasting IN tho stump.
tucus dining cars NJ tho
SANTA FE ROUTE,
on the third morning,
yon arrive ia Chicago
or st. Loui. la season to
aiiend TO business or
connect with all fast
trniua for the East.
Some ono has said 70.
Gently that tho track oi
tho ATCHlSON, TO.
PEkA & SANTA IN.
railroad was In suoh
Horicc' condition tia,
tuo long distance run o.
tho "fly0f'on tho Now
York Central could he
oqunlod II not exceed.
3D. 10y It, magnificent
trains.
GEO. T. GILMAN
General Agent Pas.ong
o r Department.
90 West Second South
Street, Salt Lake city,
Utah.
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ing Of larger editions OF these reports,
In view Of the heavy dsmandf rom
merchAnis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-31
TnE CUBAN QUESTION.
spain Proteats against tho Attitude
Of the Henate Committee.

spain Proteats against tho Attitude
Of the Senate Committee.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.--A dispatch to the
STANDARD from MADRID say! The pa.
ptfa here protest energeilcally against
The United Biatus Senate committed
altitude on the Cuban question. They
declare that the insurgents have full.
nllcd none Of the Gequi.it ties OF Interua-
liOnsl law Or usage for the recognition
OF bulligorency. The government
organs, with a view OF sreciiyl8r the
public irritttlon, point out that Prcsl.
uent Cleveland, hts miuistern and The
Federal authorities 20 far have pre-
ierrod a perfectly qulc, and fiundiy
attitude toward tpAin, contrasting
strongly with tho popular sympathy
and assistance the Insurgents have Oh.
teined from the American people.
cuBANs REJOICE.
NEW YoRiS, Jan. 80. - President
Psltns, OF the Cuban luatn, was ~ tbs
ooaiquArtefs OF tue Cuban revolution
lets In this city todty. Several other
leaders OF the movement we're also on
hand and secret conference was
held. President Palma said that the
Cubana were ovsIlOyed nj the newu
that the committee on foreign feia.
tons had submitted n Top3ft recon-
mending that PNt!deut Clovelaus
uoe the good tlil'ss OF tbs Unllfi
Slaita TO have Span accord the CutAn
iusurgeuis the Iigh,s Ut Ubliigefuuts.
Already n ayuoIals Of the report had
been cent TO Gonufn'n Gomez On"
Alacol, aud Presiloui f. Ina eLpr a cd
tue opinion thht 10 would rttult b.
the leaders WOrallg vita renewed
hone.
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Lake city.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
Reports Show Tina This ears
Crop Exceeds the Phenoln-
email Yield Of 1899.
Believed No Less Than Forty
three Million Bushels Will
Be Tire shed B
OF Which Amount I'll but Nine
Million Bushels will Be
for Exp It.

CHICAGO, june 2233 q. After many
vicissitudes during the period Of growth
the State Of Kansas has produced an
eminently satisfactory crop Of wheat.
From returns furnished from every.
county in the state in answer to in,
quiries by The Post, the total yield is
found to amount to about As, 1000, 600
bushels. That is almost double the
quantity produced in the same state the
year previous. It also exceeds the
average yield of the last five
years, which include the phenomenal
heavy crop Of 1892. It is 5000, 900.
bushels more than was received during
the year 1894-95 at the four principal
winter wheat markets, and $4,000, 900
bushels in excess of the quantity report
ed at the same four principal winter
wheat markets since July 1, almost q
year ago, to the present date. AS the
requirements of the people of Kansas
for bread and seed are not to exceed
5000, 900 bushels per annum, it follows
that from her. 43, 0OO, 900 bushels crop Of
the present year she can export to COM
munities outside of her own borders
"a ,0O0, 900 bushels, or about 10000, 600
bushels more than the total production
of Argentine last year, according to the
latest estimates.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
City Notice.

E Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
.posals will be received until O'Clock
p. M. of Thursday, june 25th, 1896, at
the Office of the City Clerk, for grading,
crawling and boulexasding of Broadway
between 3rd North, Street and 5th South
Street, according to. established grade.
Plans and specifications to be seen andi
on file in the City Clerks office.
The Bids must be sealed and markeaj
Proposals for grading Broadway" and
to lie accompanied by certified cheek
,nthe sum o: Fifty {$5O.OO) Dollars
made payable to, the City Clerk and, to
be forfeited 10 said city as liquidatea
damages in case any bidder receiving
the award shall fail to execute contract
and bonds for the execution of said work
within three days thereafter.
Checks will be returned To- owner
where bids are rejected.
The City Council reserves the rigi, to
reject any or all bids.
By osder Of the City Couneil
e Louis Sehilling
RI ..-....- ~ - ..... City Clerk.
Dated New Ulm, Brown Coanty, Mia
nesota. June 9Th, A. d. 1896.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
ALTGELD AND FREE SILVER.

Conceded That They Will Be Winners ut
the Illinois Democratic Convention.
PEORIA, Ills, June 23.It is highly
probable that the Illinois state Demo
cratic convention will complete its work
of naming state ticket and delegates
at large to the national convention in
one day. All the plans have been ar
ranged with this end in view, and w.
ID. Hinrichsen, chairman Of the state
central committee, said that the free
silver men had decided to do this and
that they had the strength to carry their.
point. He says that 954 of the ], O69
delegates are instructed for free silver.
and that they will adopt a free silver
platf form. As yet there has been no one
talked Of for governor but John T. Att
geld. It is conceded BY every one that
evil be the head Of the ticket.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
NORTHWESTERN sANGERFEsT.|

Great Preparations Have Been Made fsr
the Dubuque Meeting.
DUBUQUE, Ia, June 90 vi arrange
.ments have been completed for the
Northwestern sangerfest to be held in
this city July "a and 25 The fest will
be held in the largest entertainment
hall in the state, built especially for this
occasion. It is completed, and has a
seating capacity Of 1000 and a stage
large enough to accommodate the large
chorus of / 200, in which German sing
ing societies from all over the North
west will be represented This chorus
has been in training for two years.
.Bachi's orchestra of Milwaukee will be
the leading orchestra, while famous
soloists from various parts Of the coun-
try will take part in the programme.
The Dubuque society has spent ST., 200
in preparing for the fest.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
TURKISH ATROCITIES.

The Crusade Against Christians In Crete
Rivals That of Armenia. Il
NEW YORK, June 23.-The Advertiser
says information received in this city
direct from the scene Of the Cretan
revolution against Turkey shows that
the Turkish troops are resorting to
atrocities which equal in point of blood
mess their horrible barbarities in the
Armenian war. According to, these adj
vices the Cretan revolutionists,w who now
number about $1,000 men, all well
equipped, are daily gaining in strength,
and with the aid they are receiving
from Greece, the probabilities are that
the Cretans will be successful in gaining
independence, The last massacre &C.
CURED on May %, in Canea, the princi-
pal city of Crete. a@
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.

Hill, Murphy and Flower VIII He Three
of the Delegates at Large.
SARATOGA, n. Y, June ga few
politicians have already reached this
city to attend the state Democratic con-
vention to be held in this city Wednes-
day. A line Of policy, it is said, has
been marked out to placate the State
Democracy, SO that there will be a
united delegation to the national con-
vention. This has led to proposal of
one name from that organization, if
Mr.. Whitney still refuses to accept. Ex-
Secretary Charles S. Fairchild is the
name mentioned, but no confirmation
of the rumor can be obtained here.
The other names upon the ticket for
delegates at large had no opposition.
They are Roswell p. Flower, Edward
Murphy and David B. Hill.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
WORK AMONG LABORERs.

Western Silverites Start Propaganda
Movement in the East.
Il CHICAGO, June 23.-Western silver
men are organizing propaganda
movement for work among the laboring
people of the East. The first delegation
has reached Chicago, and will give the
next six weeks to agitation among the
trades unions of the city. It was sent
out by the trades and labor assembly Of
Butte, Mon. It's leader is M. J. Elliot,
a member Of the executive committee of
the American Railway Union, who
spent three months in Jail with Debs
and his fellow officers at Woodstock.
The other members Of the propaganda
are Daniel Mcdonald, B. M. Lindsey
and Nj. GeiRer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24

a Teachers Training School for fhe
county OF Brown will be held al Sleepy
Eye, Mimi, INNING on Monday, july
9Th, 1896, &C 9 o'clock r. II. and.to CON
stinue for four weeks.
all necessary arrangements fIr the
convenience of teachers attending and
SfoT the success Of the school will be made.
Prof. ". ]. Schmitz Of Albert Lea,
lEinn. will be the conductor Of the school
with Prof. @. N. Searles of Mankato as
assistant. Both gentlemen are well e.
.qmpped to do the work assigned them
a four weeks training school means
.as much training and profit as . term of
ten weeks at . normal school. The work
is not to be show to teach''. but teach
ing. The school is to be exclusively for
persons who expect to teach..
The day of Indifferent preparation,
weak examinations, and haphazard, aim
less teaching IS past, 4 trust. The demand
of the present is for better equipped
teachers teachers who study and pre-:
pare for their important work as the
lawyers, the ministers,and the physicians
prepare for the duties OF their respective
professors.
Be on hand at the opening of the school
II possible, and prepare to- stay to the
close,
Each student shall select no. more
than three or four academic studies in
addition to work he may do in drawing,
music OF penmanship.
Bring your. text books with you ;al-
most any book will do, as the different
subjects will be taught topically.
Expenses to teachers will be very low
as arrangements. have been: made where
by good board and rooms can be secured
in private families at from $500 to So.
so q week. The entire expense need not
exceed $1,000 to $500, for the entire
session, including board. stationery, etc.
w. F. Rnnck,
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
Tried to Wreck q Train.

.NoRwALK, o., June 23.-An unsuc-
cessful attempt was made to wreck the
Pacific express on the Lake Shore road
at a bridge one mile west Of here. Three
ties were placed in such a position that
when struck by the engine they would
tear up the track. A man discovered
the obstruction just in time to prevent
wreck and give the alarm. Three men
were arrested on suspicion and are now
in jail.
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Thirty Thousand Deaths.

WASHINGTON, June %. The first Off
cial report that has reached Washing
ton of the great Japanese earthquake
and tidal wave came to the state
department. from Mr.. Herod, secretary
Of. our legation at Toki, in the following
brief cablegram, which, however, makes
the calamity out to be much worse than
heretofore reported: Deaths caused
by tidal wave estimated at over 80, 900 in
reports up to date. No mortality among
Americans.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
WHITNEY REFUSES IT.
The Secretary Again Declares He Is No
Candidate for President.

The Secretary Again Declares He Is Not
q Candidate for President.
New YORK, June William G..
Whitney has made public statement
in which he defines the political stu
alton, makes his position clear as re-
CARDS his decision to remain in this
country, instead of going to Europe,
and concludes by saying that he is not
a presidential possibility; that he
would not run if nominated and
would not serve if elected. . In his
statement he says: ST find it neces-
sary to make public statement en-
bodying my views on the situation, to
correct misconceptions and save time
now occupied in answering questions.
Far too much Importance has been at
tached to my decision to 60 to the Chi
cago convention.
II have been practically out of poll
tics for four years, and there are now
many Eastern Democrats who can do
much more than can for the party. I
shall not
Assume Any Position OF Leadership.
My decision to stay was simply based on
the duty of every person who believes
in the party for its principles, to stay by
and lend his aid and take his chances
when the great crisis is upon the Demo-
cratic party
Mr.. Whitney then goes on to state
some Of the reasons for combating by
every means possible the adoption by
the Democratic convention of free
silver platform. He also says that the
adoption of such platform will disrupt
the Democratic party.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
An Iowa Abduction.

Sioux CITY, Ia, June %. Sheriff
Heron Of Plymouth county, north Of
here, has wired the local authorities for
assistance in searching for Clara Deter
man, 19-year-old German girl, who
was kidnapped Thursday night from her
fathers farm. two miles north Of Rem
SEN It is supposed her abductors are
holding her for reward.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
summoned q 5British Crui.er.

ST. JOINS, N. f., June %. Trouble
has broken out on that part Of the New
foundland coast where the French have
fishery rights, between the resident and
the French fishermen over the use of
cod traps The British cruiser Mohawk,
guardship Of this port, has been SUM
moned hastily to the scene.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
VIII Rum Nights.

SALTWATER, Mimi, June % The
night crew has been put on in prison
binder Irvine factory to run until 5har-
vest is over. The daily output will be
increased to q, 900 pounds, but not
nearly enough to supply the demand.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
Actor GENTRY On Trial.

PHILADELPHIA, June % Actor James
b. Gentry who shot and killed Mar
laret Winifred Drysdale whose stage
name was Madge Yorke, in this city on.
Feb. II, 1895, has been placed on trial.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
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ZANEsvIILE, Ohio, june q. Grant
Harvey and Miss Emma Collins Of South
GAINESVILLE and Miss Lnella Evans of this
city were drowned IN the Mnskinpnm,
south Of the cry, during the afternoon.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-24
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The Alaska possessesza Provi-
sion Chamber free from odor.
These results can only be obtained
by a perfect circulation Of the air
in the Refrigerator. it's. densa-
ltion in the Ice Chamber. See the.
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