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Military Paners. Etc.

The following Important order with
reference TO "fepotls" and "relurnA"
has just been issued for tho Information
Of officers OF tho National Guard OF
Utah:
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD OF
UTAH.
SALT LAKE Crr, Jan. Il, 1895.
General orders No. 2.
Tho following changes arc announced
In tho rendition OF "keportsn and IRE
turns required In this Otiico;
Tho Quarterly Returns OF Govern
mont Property arc discontinued; aud
hereafter "Return Of Government
Property" will ho rendered on May 3ist
aud November 3Jth Of each year. These
"Roturns" will DO made by Company
Commanders and forwarded direct 10 tho
Adiutant General.
monthly Reports OF Drill" and
"Quatiorly Returns OF tho Company"
Will 100 forwarded by Company Com
mandors to the Majors OF their respective
batlalions, who will forward them, las
soon ~ all are M TO the Colonel Of tho
Regiment, who In turn will forward
them direct 10 tho AjJuiant General
The Majors Of separate batlallons bat
AhAlNAh aAA AhlhhhAN AhA 80 NhNAAi y Neha
Commanders Of the Light Batteries aud
OF the Signal Corps will forward these
papers direct to the Adjulant General.
Tho Adluthnt General will furnish the
Brigade Commander with consolidated
"Rpiufnsn Of tue organizations.
All matters pertaining 20 tho personnel
and discipline Of the Guard such as APP
plicatlons for furloughs, discharges, etc.l
will be forwarded to the Adjutant Gen
erAl, through the oficoa OF the iniormedi.
ate. commanders, that IL, through the
Offices OF the Major, the Colonel and tho
Brigadlor General.
Tho Majors Of baitalions are especially
charged with securing from their COM
mand- a prompt and correct rendition OF
all Reports" and "Rolurna."
by order Of tho Communicating Chief.
JNu, q. CASNOS,
Adlutant General.
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CUBAN SYMPATHY.
Tho Blind Chaplain Of Tho House
Prays for The Insurgents
AND Is WARMLY APPLAuDED.
The Presidents Special Message Re.
ferrsd 10 the Committee on
Public Lands

wAsnIEaroN, d. C., Jan. H.
There was n most unusual demonatta-
ton at tho opening OF the session OF
the House today. The blind chaplain,
whose ardent AmerlcNnism has fire..
quently ocoasloned remark, prayed
iervently today for struggling Cuba
and the "sucoess Of the battle for In
dependence" When he concluded,
the sentiment ho had expressed was
given hearty round Of hpplauta.
The Presidents special message, urg.
Ing the necessity OF imme dla,s legIslR-
ton to extend the limit Of the time nj.
lowed the government 10 bring suits
10 annul grants OF public lands, was re-.
irrred TO tue committee on public
lands.
The House then wont into commit
tee Of the whole for the confederation
OF tho pension appropriations under the
nyo minute rule.
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WAsHIsGTos, Jan. 1.-THE Senate
committee on foreign relations was IN
session today. The only question be.
fore II was the legislative affirmation
OF the Monroe doctrine. The discus-
sion proceeded upon the basis Of the
resolution Of Senator Davis prepared
under Instructions OF the committee
meeting held last Saturday. The
terms ofthe resolution nre known only
10 members Of the committee. IL has
been found difficult to 40 phrase the
document AZ ~ please all or even a
majority Of the COMMITTEES.
The committee adjourned at 1910
O'Clock after voting 10 report the Davis
resolution with few verbal modifca-
tl0na suggested by the subcommittee.
IL Ia Understood the resolution will be
presented TO the Senate on Monday.
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Cases Before Judge nOwai.

Judge HowAt hold curt for y short
time this forenoon and disposed Of
business ms follows:
L. l.. schopps 4 Go vs. Anton Ref
et al, motion TOR change OF venue to
toe Second Judicial district; motion
granted.
John II, Taylor W John w. Smith,
motion for y new trial; passeJ.
James l.. Nsii OF al - SAT- Lake and
Hot Springs Railway COMPANY, do
murror to complaint; passed.
William Roberts vs. Caroline Leith
ct al, plaintiffs amended complaint
and demurTers to amended complaint;
passed until p. IN. today.
Mrs. 4. n. Abbott Va w. D. Rlsley,
demurrer to complaint and motion TO
dissolve attachment; motion granted by
consent; demurrer Withdrawn aud per-
mission given TO prepare and file
answer.
James h. Flshleigh, vs. John l..
Snow ot al; melton TO amend de-
muTTeT 30 complaint
Ctnh Nursery company Va John
Beck; motion to dissolve attachment
passed,
New EnglAud Trust company Va
william IL. Wilkinson, et al dePlVTrer
to complaint oyerruled.
CAM u. PhyTrus va Salt Lake City
Railway company; suit dismissed,
settlement having been effected by tho
Interested parties.
Margaret Ella TilemRn Va MARTHA
Dunno ct nj; default entered, attorney's
fec OF 500 allowed, aud foreclosure
was ordered,
o. ]. Ssl'obsry vs. Wells, Fargo COM
many, demurreIlto complaint set for TO-
morrow.
J.W. Farrell OF al, We Ecoles LumLer
oompany ct al, motion for change OF
vsuue, argued and granted.
A. Henssen VS. Salt LAKE City OF 81;
motion to dismiss appel argued ant
oyeTtulsd.
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ST. LOUIS, No., Jan. l7,-sevonty-
Ave members OF the national com.
mitteo Of the Peoples party assembled
al Llndell hotel AZ 1880 u. m. Chair
man II. u. Taubeneok announced that
the time up 10 1880 would be devoted TO
the hearing OF suggestions M 10 the
time and place OF convention and what
the platform should contain, Speeches
were limited 10 i've minutes each.
CAPT. Charles A. Power OF Terre
Haute, said silver was the paramount
issue and II the POpulists would con-
fine themselves to that they would
win.
Clemens, OF Topeka, Kan, said one
Of the planks OF the Omaha platform
was government ownership Of rail-
roade, That plank had bonn particular
ly assailed and now that very thing
was represented to Congress In such u
wAy as 10 make It impossible for any
honest man to grant the extension Of
the Pacific road debt
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the weigh house and Kill time playing
cards and incidentally indulging In
mild hOfhe play and hoodlumism. on
wednesday two or three playful scrim.
mcgee had taken place In which Fred
Wilkinson, youth Of seventeen, had
aroused the ire Of Alma Peterson, both
haillng from Mil Greek. Finally
Wilkinson said he would cut tho fret
man who annoyed him again. Some OF
the boys got soullling, and Peterson
was pushed against Wilkinson. BEFORE
anyone was aware OF Whist had hap
pened, the latter stabbed the boy in
the thigh, the knife cutting through
his overcoat and other clothing, max.
ing ia ugly CASH come two inches
deep.
Tho bilarlty terminated sbruptiy, r
doctor was summoned and the boy
taken 10 his home. Everybody wanted
someone elto TO swear out complaint;
finally an attempt was made ~ hush
the matter W.
Peterou's father was seen In town
yesterday and reports his sou ~ be In
In very critical condition.
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UNLISTED CALL.

Little Piitsburg opened the nght on
this class OF stocks aud after 10, 900 had
been dlsnosed Of, II closed with % cents
asked; bid.
New American Natural Gas scored
n sale Of 200 shares at l7l cents; closing
figures, l74 asked; ~ bio.
Dalton stock was offered at % cents,
but 5. was the highest BID.
Say cents was BID for East Golden
Gate, while holders DEMANDED 65.
For Began, II cents was bid, but a.
% was wanted, no stock exchanged
hands.
Allen reiterated HE offer Of yoster-
dAy-one cent for any part OF 5000
shares Of Richmond AnHcOnda. lie
got 1000 shares.
Stocks at the following figures were
placed ON the market but no bldv
made: Rover, 81; Aunio, IS cents;
Christmas, one cent; Cleveland, i75
cents; Old Frod, 81; Gold Dust, 90
cent?; retro, cent?; lnslcy, II cent?;
WasstkA 20 cents.
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NEW York, Jan. 1.-THE Bancroft
Library OF Ban Francisco, California,
OF which much has been written
during the last few years, has been
offered for sails 10 the New York Pub
lie Library corporation. Although
estimated TO be- worth 100000, by IL
owner, Hubert Bancroft, tho price
asked for II IN s3U0,0OO. The owner Ia
represented by II. Mansfield, o.
Chicago, now NJ tho hotel Kousington.
Mt. Mansfield made his offer to the
New York library trustees through
Andrew III. Green, ana tho matter
was referred TO the library commission,
Of which Alexander Maitland 10 chair.
mnu.
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Found Dead on ,he RAILROAD Track.

NEW York, Jan. ia light en-.
gine ran into n crowd OF car cleaners
walking on the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad at 142nd
street today, killing two women, iulur'
ing two other women and men 90 bad
that they probably will die. At the
point where the accident occurred the
road rams through = cut ON tho west
side OF which there IL a high embRnk-
ment and on the east side u high stone
wall, on top Of which there IL an iron
railing. Tue Car cleaners were on their
way 10 the yards. When the Chatham
express came along they stepped aside
TO let IL pass. The light engine com.
ing up on the northbound track WAS
unobserved. The Becker and Mahon
women were ground under the wheels,
the others were thrown against the
stoue wall.
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hpteInI ,I...nse % conrrs...

WAsiuSGToH, Jan. H. The Presi.
dent tousy sent 4 special meisago 10
the House urging the necessity Tor i'm.
mediate legislation to extend the limit
OF the time within which suits eau be
brought by the government 10 annul
the grant Of public lands. He called
attention 10 tho numerous complich-
tons that had arisen between railroads
as 10 grants that oyerlappcd anu the
necessity for Rn adjustment. The time
In when suits can be brought expires
on March 0, 1896, ana n the time limit
were allowed L. expire then, y portion
OF the adjustment act would bo Teu-
derod nugatory. Tho government, the
President says, In conclusion, should
net be prevented from going into the
courts and Fighting the wrongs peTpr-
lrated by lie agenB.
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CHICAGO, Jan. ia special from
Toledo, ONO, says. The RristOorRtic
clTclts OF Lower summit street experi-
enoed u sensation Thursday night, the
delnils Of which have usI leaked out
anu which came near resulting dis
aetrously. A young lady named Mary
Hanson WAS engaged to a young man
well known In tue city, aud Thursday
night Wan set for tho wedding, The
hour arrived ana no groom appeared.
A messenger was Dispatched To his
homo anu he was found complacenlly
emoRlng cigar In his fathers library.
he sent back u cruel reply to the
young lazy and her parents.
The wedding was declared or anu
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Sugar Boupty IuvssuKs,ion.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l7.-Some talk
concerning tue resolution introduced
by Boatner, La, for the investigation
Of Comptroller Bowler's course In the
sugar bounty appropriation occurred
In tho House committee on judiciary
today. The resolution II still In the
bands OF the subcommittee OF whioh
Ray, OF New York, 10 ohaltmaR, Boat
nsr desired to have II taken up by the
full committee. IL was finally decided
so lay II over until next meeting, when
the subcommittee probably viii report
u substitute providing for mn inquiry
into the law under which the CONG
troller claims 10 act, with rocommen-
dalton as to whether Legislation 10
needed to define ami restrict the comp
trollers duties. The preamble TO
BoatneT's resolution ~ far Ms affects
Bowler's course viii not be adopted las
tho committee think II mas no official
knowledge Of the statements made.
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Elder Miles's Funeral.

Funeral services over the mortal
remains OF William IL. Miles were
held on the 18th inst. In the Twelfth
ward chapel, under the direction OF
Bishop IL. u, Clawson. The speakers
on the occasion were Elders John 4.
Game, George Romney, Il. f. NeSlen,
James Dryer, Martin Lenzi, Seymour
Il. Young and Ii. w. Nailbitt. Each
spoke OF the singulaTly felioltous onar-
actet OF the deceased, Oh an unselnsh
aud devoted man, one whose liie was
TO do good, and help TO establish this
"marvellOus work and wonder" OF
our God upon the earth. Brother
Mileh's life was, from human stand.
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RnroRT Nor ooNFIRMrp.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The cable
report today rem Portsmouth, Eng
land, whence the British flying squad
ron IL about 20 sail, that iis destination
may DO Bermudas cannot be confirmed
In any official quarter mere. The Brit
ish squadron already At and about Ber-
mudss consists Of sixteen ships. Should
the Portsmouth report be true, Il would
Increase this squadron to twenty-five
ships, or twenty-eght, including SIX
torpedo catchers. IL 10 doubted that
Great Britain would send such a
powerful fleet into American waters nj
this time when their presence almost
certainly would DO regarded az a hos
tile demonstration-oertsinly not called
for NJ long NJ diplomacy has not yet
exhausted its resources In tho settle
msnt OF tho differences between the
United States and Great Britain.
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Esorbi,an, Tar on Commerce.

NEW York, Jan. ia special 10
the World from Guatemala says
A new municipal law IL published
here placing an oxofbltant tex upon
commerce.
Representatives OF a scotch syndl-
cate are hero with the proposition 10
purchase the Central Railway.
The opening VI the CUBAN Railway
has been postponed ON account Of
serious deficits In its construction.
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GOOD DAY ON CHANGE.
One Thousand shares Of Mammolh
Sold-Liltle Pitisburg Hns
Heavy Deals.

Business was gooa at the osll on the
stock exchange today ani sales Of listed
stocks representing sl,5725O were
made, while unllsled sales aggregated
sbs87j. One thousand shares OF MAN.
moth brought 81 40, rad fiity shsrss Of
Sunshine were sold At ss.A5 per share.
Little Pittsburg sales were quite heavy,
$4,000 shares changing hands. Geyser
took IL place among tho listed stocks
today.
Figures prevailed a. followG
LISTED STOCKS.
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FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 1.-THE
court OF appeals yesterday reversed the
life sentence OF Jesse Fields AMI Joe
Adkins OF Perry county, who were
sanienced for the murder Of County
Judge CoOmbs. The main grounds
given in a lengthy opinion by Judge
Grace arc In brief that the defendants
were not given power 10 bring their
witnesses from where the tragedy oc-
CURED aud these Witnesses with ma.
tstial evidence were not present,
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point one Of continuous sacrifice; time,
means, business, home and family
were secondary always to his interest
In aud love for that faith and religion
which received In early life was the
crown Of his mature manhood, and the
glory after all OF well spent HE. IL
was aptly said that he wac "an Israel
lite inueed, ia whom was 10 guile"
This was appreciated uy those who a..
tended these closing services, and oaid,
''Peaoe be % he alhn..N
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national committee having entire
charge Of arra ngements, In GLIDING the
distribution Of tickets, Mr.. Eckels said
he knew nothing whatever ofthe plans
0f the committee but he thought tue
committee would do what was right.
Mr.. Eckels thought II was not TO boom
sry one man that II wasldecided where
tue convention was to 20 or not to 10,
but II was question merely Of con-
yenience.
"Chicago ls superior to any city in lte
convenience" he said, "And that Ia
what probably brought II hore ard not
any mans BOOM"
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A Yolnminnns Bill.

County Attorney whittemore, as n
result Of corresponding and conference
with a large number OF other county
officials Throughout this Btsls, IL en-
gagged In preparing bill for legislative
enactment on the government OF coun.
lies. The proposed measure 10 a very
lengthy one, covering more than two
hundred pages Of type written matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-17
Putting in the Bathiubs.

Tho bath,ubs for tho Mutual Lon.
provemsni League-hve In number -
have arrived, aud the work Of putting
them IN commenced today. They are
hno tubs and were gotten here from
the East under the direction OF Ellas
Morris. In the course Of n few days,
every thing connected With tho new
league will DO In ship shape, and ready
for tho complete accommodation OF
mOn1beFs
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SERIOUSLY STABBED.
A Cutting scrape that Was the Result OF
too Much Guylng-Ihe Victim
In q lad Plight

Despite the fact that every endeAvor
has been used to hush the matter up,
1t trAnspirss that serious stabbing
afiray took place on the city hay mar
kot yard on Fret East, between Third
and Fourth South streets, At AIo'elsck
Wednesday afternoon.
IL is the custom for the owners and
teAmslers OF the respective loads OF
hay 10 oongregAte around the stove In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-17

NEW YoRIS, Jan. I7.-Cardinal
sntolli has not rendered tho services Of
Pope Leo o. arbitrator OF the Ven
tzuclan controversy, nor has the
cardinal received up 10 now any In.
timntion that he Will be- called upon to
oiief the services Of tue pope. This IL
the answer given at tho residence Of
The cardinal In response TO Inquiries AZ
10 report Of tho London Chronicle
that the pope had taken those BIops
through the American delegate.
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He Battered Victor.

l.. V. Fohlln sworo TO q warrant 10
tho police court today directing the
arrest OF Warren HutchinRs, VINO Il
charged with committing battery
upon Mr.. Fohlin's l2.yenr Il con
Victor, while the lad was running
erranda for his parents. Hutehings
reslJea In the Vicinity Of Eighth East
anu South Temple.
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NEW York, Jan. ia special TO
tho World from MAnagus. Nicaragua 1,
says
A committee OF representative oitl.
gems OF Granada has presented TO the
supreme court nh accusation against
the court OF appeals OF Granada, ohatg.
ing II with deciding cases In favor Of
those who pay the highest price, re-
ggTdless Of Justice.
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OMAHA, Neb., Jan. l8.-Anns Roy
ster, whose father, y wealthy farmer Of
Boone, Ia, shot and killed Banker
Mcfarland Of that place on the streets
OF Boone Monday, committed suicide
In Omaha tonight at the Midland
hotel. She wrote n letter saying che
did not care 10 live since her father had
killed her lover, and then covered her
face with handkerchief saturated with
chloroiofm. mcfarland was accused
OF rulninR her.
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WITH A SNOWSLIDE.
Vanderbilt Mill and Two Men Carried
into The G1lCh.
ANOTHER MAN is MISSING.
Tho Mine tho Property Of salt Lassrs
The Strike In the COmphuJ's
star Group.

Judge Burner, Of Haley, Idaho, IL
III town, and says that In the Star
group Of riints at HALEY, owned by
Salt Lske parties, there was recently
made n strike OF seven feet Of fine
galena ore. This property is being
managed by Superintendent Ferguson,
aud Is one Of the coming bonanzas OF
that region. IL IL owned by the Van
berbilt Mining company OF this city,
MEMBER Of which, Isaac Brookbank,
went up few days ago to settle with
the men on tho regular pay day.
Right on top OF the good news OF this
s,rikc. comes the tidings OF disAstef,as
told In the following telegram received
this afternoon:
HALEY, Idaho. Jan. II.
Vanderbilt Mining Co..;
Snowslide took our blacksmith shop
and mill half a mile down tho gulch,
with two mon. George Hague We can't
mud. Brockbank NJ mine. / will leave
for salt Lake tomorrow.
u. II. FKRoUsos.
Hen. Elias Morris and the other
officers OF the company In this city
are exceedingly anxious over the
news, lest there possibly may DO loss OF
lie In addition to tne destruction OF
property, but It Ia hoped that the men
have been rescued alive. Geo go
Hague formerly lived In this city,
being a son OF James Hague, tho gun.
smith Of early days.
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The Mayors Message.

The first annual message OF Mayor
GlendiHning is In course OF comyila'
ton and will bo ready ny the 2s1h
inst. Tina. was thu Information given
out by Archie Mckay, tho Mayors
clerk, today.
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WORLD AND GOVERNOR.
Telsgrapae Correspondence or the
FluAAtial situation.

Following Is copy Iof the CORES.
pondencs rad yesterda: between the
World, New York, and Governor
Wells:
NEW YoLK. Jan. 10, 1896.
Hon. Hebor NJ. Wollsi
Win you obligo tho World by telo-
graphing whether In your opinion pub
lie sentiment Ia your state iayors
changing government bond call TO make
It really popular loan with upset price,
and whether to sot an example you
would m.-.e subscription to loan.
THE Womb.
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csmno.,. Rsc.lI p.mnnh.n.

madrid, Jan. w. Dispatches from
Havana say tbs constitutional unlonisls
aud reiormists have cAbled the gov
crnment demanding the recall Of
General CAmpos.
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MAsusurOS, ID. e., Jan. IA
telegram has beon received NJ the
japanese legation stating ihst ON the
9th inst vote was taken In the Diet
on motion 10 present a memorial 10 the
emperor attacking the iOn'iln policy
Of tbs government, especially ca re.
yards the felinquithment OF the Lilac
Tung peniuHula. This motion was de-
feAted by n vote Of 40 " 1903. This e..
suit Ia regarded as a decisive vote OF
confidence In the present goveThmonI.
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hank su,pvsds Aeiisn.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 1.-THE
Farmers' National bank, Portsmouth,
Ohio, suspended payment To-Day by
order Of the comptroller OF currency.
This claim 10 made thai the depositors
will be paid In full.
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con.Isned ,he nIbI.. % ,he FIsme..

NEW YoRK, Jan. ia special to
the Herald from Lima, Peru, says:
The mayor Of ban Miguel seized and
caused 10 be burnod In tho public
square OF the city all the Bibles and
stock Of tbs local agent OF the Amerl.
can Bible society.
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PARIs. Jan. I'm. Flouqust. for
merly president OF the council Of min.
isters, who has congestion OF the lungs,
Ia said to be dying. He was one time
editor OF the Temps; later Of the
Steele.
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win Hold Cont MondaY.

Judge Hilos hold no court today and
viii not do 40 again until Monday, un.
him TO Hsuitt Judge Young or Judge
HoWat In the hearing OF cater tomof.
INV
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NEW YoRR, jan. l7.-sioyffied l..
5chw abach, the junior member oil
Chsrdon a Co., bsnken.a nd brokers,
committed suicide In his place OF bust.
ness today by shooting With revolver.
No reason IL known.
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the young lady went into Mysteries.
Later on she made two attempts Ut sui
eide, but both were frustrated and ehe
was carefully watched oil day. She
in8ista that Hhe will yet tnke her life.