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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-14

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
NEW-YORk. september OH, 1876
DIVIDEND so. H.
,J'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
Il quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE QUARTER
PEP Ct.\T un5n the capital = this company. pay
able an the office the Treasurer on ana af''r ne l'th
n, - hr rcxt o. shareholders - record a the close
- ,bc trsrser books the 18Th day o Sepiemher inst
For ha purnoa Oh. annual Meeting ~ sto'kho!ders
. D. b.t Wednesday the l4fh day ~ october next and
- the Dividend above referred o. ne transfer BOOKS VIII
be closed az O'Clock The afternoon ~ 7"peiDeI ISth
''''' W X n. ROC HE'S rk Treasurer.
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GERMAN EIEDI1 rERRANEAN SERVICE
4NORTH-GERMAN 'HAMBU re- MEXICAN
LLOYD LINE.
Express steamers from New-York
to Gibraltar Algiers Naples and Genoa. .
columbia oct. -. II A. n. tFulda. NOV. - 10 u
fWerra. oct. 81 10 A. NJ. KAISER. Nov. p. 10 A VI
"A Victoria. Now II An columbia. Nov. 2s. IL A. NJ
available for the steamers Of either line
from Naples Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen, Cher
bourg London and Southampton.
North Ger I.oyd & :. CO. Hamburg American
Oelrichs e Co. Gen. Agts. Line.
Bowling Cir. y. Y. 81 Broadway. y. y.
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Bankers ano BroKrrs.
finailrial.

finanrla!.
-....oo1~ooo~NN0~NNON
>|~N"N 4 the
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CONTAIN
-''''" ST.yS- YORK. September :. 1875
To THE STOCKHOLDERS.
-or1cr * HEREBY GIVEN To the Stock
-, , this Company that the transfer books ~
- Initial stock Of the Company VII he closed % 90
.iSsed inti thursday. september - leo M 10
may m Tor the purpose q aseertanihs me - ~.
ISSUE Of the increased capital STOCK s'Tn lssr
nfst 90 zen thousand shares. being MADE puIeuA'
amou,nt -, the U.ard ~ Directors. this day adopted
By order oil "'s i ALFRED LAZARUS. Secretary
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
First Consolidated 1tge. Bonds
0gdenshurg & Lake ChampIdin R. R. Co.

Holders o, bonds are notified deposit Immediately
accordance with the Of the reorganization plan and
agreement (Which solely in the of the First
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds with he Central Trust
COMPANY Of New York the Old Colony Trust Company
of Boston obtain In exchange therefor engraved
gotable reorganization certificates.
4 relating 20 the present and previous cond-
ton and management Of the road and the plan OF
organization prepared the information Of the
tondhoiers. and b. obtained Of the undersigned
either Of the Trust Companies.
CHARLES PARSONS. Il Broad ST. New York
WILLIAM II MINIS. 40 Wall St. New York.
THOMAS DENNY. Jr., 81 Cedar ST. New York.
CHARLES r. BAIT. Nat. Security Bank. Boston.
PHILIP Y. II. ELY, % State ST. Boston.
sWAYNE & sWAYNE Counsel. 10 Broadway, y. Y
WANTED $4,000 on 100000 worth of ma
w chinery. mortgage two years. Address r. o.
Box pol. New Haven. Conn.
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CHICAGO. MILN Al kEE ST. PAUL RAIL
MAN COMPANY.

WAY COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given that n dividend mas
~ declared from earnings during tte hscal
year ending f> 4 three dollars and hfy cents
per share the preferred stock ana TWO dollars per
share N stock q this company payable on
the 2st ~ october the Office VI the company ~
Broad 81 New York
TIN. transfer books VIII close the 29th of September
al = NJ and reopen on 22i ~ october next
FRANK :. BOND. Nlr.-Presldent
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Ocean Steamers

.-~~~oNO~oON~oO~oN~N~o
MDRTM @gRRlAN l1OWDo
FROM NETWORK
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. HREMEN
FAST ExPRESs STEAMERS
Cabin. $50 and upwarJ. II Cabin. SO and upward
Trave Sept H. 10 Iiavel. Tues. Oct o 10 a. n
Spree Tues sept % 10 am Tavs Tues. Oct b. 10 a m
Lam Tues pt. - lOa m. spree Tues Oct ~ 10 H.
CHERBD-RG. PARIS BREMEN.
Alor Sat. Sept 49, 10 Saae sat. oct 8. ~ a m.
Return tickets available from Mediterranean or from
Bremen. London Havre.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA: -
Vera. Sept - 10 a. m Ems oct 10 ~ n,
Fulda. Sept 20 10 a. Kaiser. oct II. 10 A. m
OELRICHS & co. . Bowling Green
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Qipi0en0 Nollces.

Dipi0eno NoIlces.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. II Broadway. New York september = 1896
FIFTIETH QUARTERLY DINlpENp. 49,,
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
half per tho capital stock Of this com
pany has been declared payable at office and after
THURSDAY. -9G The transfer books will be
closed on Wednesday September 10Th O'Clock
and will be reopened Friday October % at 10 CLOCK
a
The transfer books will be again cosed on Friday Oc-
toher 9th. O'Clock D. N. preparatory 10 the anna
meeting OF the shareholders be held on Wednesday,
November ilih 1880 and vii! be- reopened on thursday
November 12th. At 10 O'clock a m.
J. W. McWILTLANS Treasurer.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

A'A direct Cottage city Mass. and Portland Maine
Delightful sea-coast route 70 an peure resorts Nortt
eat rom pier No o. East River every Tuesday. Thurs
1"' W HORATIO HALL. Agent.
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.VAITOPY STEAMSHIP LINES,

~ frequent intervals. Al Travelling Expenses IN
Guided For fuil particulars address THOS. COOK
SON POI and 995 Broadway. New ork.
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United States bonGS deposited for circulation
snr. : the week, SS99000: withdrawn $4,000
National bank note circulation OUTSTANDING
currency. S23l 43S. 236: gold notes. SS7327 The
--easury holds Sl"OJ4.74S legal-tender money
a. redemption of surrendered circulation
ssainst Sl9lS2 9@S a week ago
subjoincd is Saturdays Treasury statement
e,npared with that Of September 3:
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ALD DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE

BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE
L THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting the Isthm.s for all West Coast Ports OF
Mexico. Central and South America.
Steamers san from pier foot West 9th ST, ~. Y.
ALLIANCE. Sept n, noon ADVANCE. Sept 30 noon
For apply at companys Office 20 broadway.
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Under Pisn and Agreement dated March 10. 1890
% Wall Street, New York.
August 81 1896
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
gixty-three railroads or systems for the fourth
week in August OF these tWenty-siX return
gains Of S24544s or So per cent. and thirty
seven return losses of SSS5g91 or 11.3 per cent
The whole shows a loss of SG4O, J43. or 90 per
cent.
Tbo Tribune has also printed the gross earn
ngs u thirty-siX railroads systems for the frst
week in September. of which twenty return gains
OF S.;24 BIS or - per cent and sixteen return
losses OF S117S1S or 60 per cent. The whole
shnws 2 cain Of S2nG 300 or ! ! per cent.
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ReorFaniz. lion Manag, Northern Pacific Railroad
pn7y uLder said Plan and Agreement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
THE POLICE RAID.
Captain Donovan Gives Bonds aud Is
Relieved From Duy by
Chief Pratt.

The position OF Captain Donovan In
the sensational whslesAls arrest incl.
dent OF yesterday continues TO DO dis
cus,ed In certain circles rs much as It
did when the disclosure was nrst
made. CONCERNING the affair the cap
tain maintains q positive silence, re-
fusing to talk for publication beyond
saying that he will have no trouble in
proving his Innocence. IL IL understood
that he will be represented by the law
firm Of Powers, Straup and Lippman
when his case comes up Tor hearing.
The captain had no difficulty Ia So
curing bonds last evening. His sureties
were John and z. X. Burt. When he
reported for duty lasI night no was
handed the following note, Just al.
dressed 10 him by Chief PfatG
j. J. Donovan, Captain OF Police;
You are hereby relieved from active
duty In this department aud will cease TO
take any active part In the operating OF
the department until further orders.
Arthur PRATT
Chief OF Police.
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WAHHIN0ToN, Feb. THE work OF
classifying bus for the new loan above
the Morgan rate OF SllO.6s77 has been
completed ana the schedules we're
taken to Secretary Carlisle Just before
he left for tho cabinet meeting, The
result was laid before tho President
this afternoon anu his consent doubt
less will be obtained Tor tive publication
OF the lists OF successful bidders late
this afternoon, The opinion prevails
that tho Morgan syndicate viii got
something In the nelghborhood VI
$50, 600, 600 and the limits are ranging
from five millions LeOw 10 i've mill
lions above this nguTe.
This treasury has completed the tabu'
lation OF BIDS above the Morgan eyuui-
cate bid. The results 10 1871 lids for a
10 nj OF S0j,7s6, $50. This leaves tue
Anount wrioh will be awarded 10 the
Morgan Syndicate I4,2ll 1850.
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nusins.s wen uRtntaiBed In the Local
stock aarisst the Last seven Days.
James a. Pollock said In hl, Week.
ly Mining Share Market letter under
date Of todsy;
Business in the local stock market
was very well maintained during the
past week, the inquiry being especially
heavy Ia the hign priced Investment
stocks. There was some considerable
business In the speculative shares but
this did not cut very much OF a fgure.
This Is overwhelmingly an Investment
market.
Another change has taken place In
the management OF the Ajax. Con-
sidera bio development work OF an on
couthging nature IL In progress. All.
Rnce Ia again At work. The delinquent
list Is not heavy and II IL anticipated
that all OF the stockholders will pay up
rather than have their stock solo.
A mother well has been turned In Mt the
gas fields and the company reports In.
creased consumption for lighting and
heating purposes. Anchor " Mt work
with diamond drill and will prospect
"a great stretch OF country. The mill
IL doing well. There 10 some demand
for tho stock, but moi at figures which
holder cared To accept.
Bullion Beck will pay a monthly
dividend on tue 18th. The reports from
the properties Of the company are OF n
gratifying nature. Another attempt Ii
being made to settle the difisTeB cea be-
tween the majority aud minority stock
holders OF tho Began.
CentsnniAl-Euteka was again n
prime favorite. Holders were Arm Mt
$50 and above. The oompany:,pald AN
other double dividend OF 81 per share
or $50, 900, on tbs frat OF the month
anu the usual double will come on the
18th. The annual meeting has been
held ana the old board Reelected. AL
OF the reports submitted were OF an ex-
tTemely gratifying nature. They
showed that from September, 1894, Il
January LIST, 1896, the company had
paid $3.50, 900 Ia diyidsnds and has
surplus OF SIZE, 1894, Rs compared
with S77, ga al the time OF the last re-
port. orc sales for tho sixteen months
covered by the reports Melted tue conn
pany the sum Of SBl9, 1853. The disbuTst-
menls, covering labor, materials and
improvements were 500, 0b7,BO. The
properties arc In magnificent shape.
Dalton has held It's annual meeting
anu elected q new board OF directors.
IL will be the policy OF the company 10
push development work energeticAlly
aud make shipments Of the high grade
ore ss soon rs spring comes. No Assess
ment will be made. DAILY was very
strong, bidding for the stock being
very urlak. The company has not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
Disappearance Of mrs. cody.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. THE dis
Appearance OF Mrs. Grace Cody, the
wis OF Arthur Ii. Cody, OF Chicago,
who left tho house OF her parents in
Tacoma week ago yesterday, IN
ahgouded in mystery. This theory that
the woman had arrived IN Portland
last Tuesday, having walked from
Tacoma TO this city. was found to be
Incorrect. The woman supposed 70
nave been Mrs. Cody was another
pote1n ana she was traced 10 the resi-.
dence Of family at Woodstock by the
husband OF tho missing woman.
Mt. Cody, Detective Evans, OF To.
CONS, and q. II. Goodrich, brother OF
tho missing w0mAn. returned TO Ia
coma, satisfied that any further search
Ia this vicinity would DO fruitless. IL
Is now thought that Mrs. Cody has
committed suicide.
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OFF THE TRACK.


At 1870 O'Clock yesterday morning
while engine No. e75 on tho U. p.
system was backing at a rapid rate on
rhird West street, preparatory to be.
ing coupled to the regular freight train
which leaves this city daily at 1850 a.
M, this rails on First South street were
30 covered with frozen mud and snow
that the engine ran OIL the track and
smashed Into tue u. T.. freight house,
anu WAS not brought 10 stop until
considerable damage had been done,
both to the engine and the building.
A brakeman who WAS riding on the
back OF the engine narrowly escaped
injury. The wheels OF the locomotive
sauk deep into the ground, and the aid
OF another one was required before II
could Oe pulled onto the track. Street
car service was inleriersd with, aud II
was after O'clock before tho freight
train pulled out for tho south. The
railroad company are the only losers.
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victim. sflhe IIrldg. Accident.

BRISTOL, Conn, Feb. 7.-Thiee
men were Killed by the fall OF the
Ptquabuck river bridge during the
great storm last night. Tho bodies were
recovered today. There were thirteen
men on the ondge when II welt down.
Ten survivors sustained painful bruises.
The men constituted gang Of eng
ineers, msobanies and laborefs, en-
gagged In strengthening the bridge
which recently hGd been condemned
as unsAie. Tbs fall Of . derrick caused
the bridge TO give way,
This Afternoon conformation was
caused by the discovery that on the
bridge nj the fateful moment were
twonty-one mon instead OF thirteen.
Seven ATE missing. Among these are
Patrick Mccarthy and JAMES Mack.
TIE seaToheTs feel confident that In
Plainheld pond arc several bodies. IL
Ia covered with ice.
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Dynsmlters In Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, Csl., Fob. ia
charge oi dynamite was exploded last
evening under the residence Of n. ID.
StlnBJn, a wealthy resident Of this
city. Tho huuse was not seriously
damaged. The occupants Of the house
we're asleep when the explosion oc.
cured aud the report, whloh was heard
all over the city, created great con-.
fusion. a ueiRhbor who hnstoned to
the scene fred shot al IA man who
bullet missed IT. mark.
The police believe robbers pefpo-
trated the outrage for the purpose OF
plundefing the house during tue con-
fusion. No arrests have been made,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

calcAdo, Feb. 7.-Mayor William
= steele aud Miss Steele, who recently
~. - ~ NE sunboat Helsua, at New.
~, Ssws, are at The Auditorium on
~ ~ way home to Helena, Mont. In
y y lalstylsw tho mayor said hS wsa n
mn. "'' Tres SILVER
=. ! isar, said he, "lhat tho Demo.
s,uo rational convention will nrohs.
II 'P,n on The silver question. A
A \, ~ nee coinage plank with a can.
u ,,' Nv we know 10 be an honest friend
,.s ,u,s' = what We want. II the con.
xhllon viii not give Us that, than TN H.,
y Ioeiala Of the West will nrob.siv
sst lIas nee silver party. Montana RI,
nevs .aus nave no idea the 81. Lonls
M n'pn Il going 10 do anything for
IN, presume tho Montana dele.
E' sa, ~ Louis will vote Tor Tells,
:. Susslssalss Ia Chicago probable wi,
'ne,i votes Tor MoIrliop' aitSo" W.,
xss, WI BE- lriendly to Merssn s !,
ill., NJ, ,oI Daniel, OF Virginia. Win
~ c, ,,isei plank, any Of THESE man
W,,iS" every mining state OF The
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INNING EXCHANGE.
Tho Stock Brokers Pat On an Air Ot
Business.
REVIEW OF WEEKS BUSINESS.
Reported Sale Of Mercur Stock without
Fouudatlon-Dlps and
Spurs.

Today's mining call was a hummer
that 10, when compared with other
days In tho history Of the equalization
Of this present exchange. In sayiag
this, II Ia not meant that the salos
made exceeded In value those OF pre-.
vious oalls, for such IL not the cass;
but the manner In which the stocks
were handled, was mere ,mb lmatlc
Of good, straight, out and "at busin.sS
than as heretofore shown itself.
Too conflict commenced with Epst
Golden Gate, IN which quite an inler.
cs, was created ana n safe OF 800 shares
recorded. Then followed Mgfcut--the
stock upn which all eye, are eagerly
liked. Bidding was bri-k aud inter-
rs,iny, nud resulted In $40 shares
changing hands. Mammoth was
recognized by u ssle Of 100 shnres, and
lnttlu Pittsbu.g, Dalton ard Morgan,
Pafh Cay, wCgo also among the stocks
cold,
Figures ruled as follow;
LISTED STOCKS.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
Railroads charged win Violation OF
the Regulations.

CHICAGO, Fob. 7.-Citations from
the lntofniatu commerce commission
10 appear at n special meeting OF that
body ia Chicago on February 20 have
boon received by nearly every western
anu southwestern TOad having n repre-
sentative ia this city, the summons
setting forth that tho matter under
consideration viii DO nn alleged VIC.
lAtion OF citation four Of the act 10 Tog-
ulaIe commerce between the states by
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
and its receivers ami other roads.
This case IL founded on the complaint
Of ChAries q. FTseman, n dealer In
produce ut Cadillac, Mien. In his
charges lac alleges no IL unable 10 com.
pete with merchants In the sams line
VI business ut Grand Rapids ana soLth
Michigan points because Of the dis
crimiuatiOn oil certain roads which TO.
iuse him propoflionatoly rs good rates
10 Texas as given 10 others. His COM
plant names ~ respondents the Santa
Fc, tue Rock Island, the Kansas, Fort
Scott d Memphis, tue Missouri Pacific,
tbs Missouri, Kansas d rekas, the 81.
Louis q san Francisco the 81. Louis,
Iron Mountain 4 Southern, the 81.
Louis Southwestern, the Southern
Pacific anu tbs Texas d Pacific rail-
way companies. All thesb have been
cited 10 appear before tho commission,
as hes also the Indiana, Illinois &
IuW-.
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THE rEELINa IN SPAIN.
IRON VENEZUELA.
fssss Restored - Festivities with .
lHuii fIEht-ISlentzation

fs.ss Restored - fsstiyitis. with .
thaii fiEhi-Colsnixaiion.
iEw ioRE, Feb. IA dispatch TO
ID hsrald from Caracas. Venezuela,
NJ
b3yefnor Fernandez, Of the state OF
hieln, has issued Al address TO the
,utllc declaflng that peace has been
ially restored In the disturbed district
u AEoslA. He thanks General Rlcart
10Y hls assistants for their services
49, saJs that the rebel leaders have
hon captured.
Nsutlusla, the governor says, re-
quits union OF all petsons 10 form an
lnIatsa6le wall agslns, the English
her, and u IL shameful that, at u time
shsn tueh questions are before the
~phliy, citizens should sink their
y.l,oll'm and plely and try to start u
tpe0lAl festivities have been planned
70 ihonof Of the passengers on the
n,m5ufs'American liner Colombla,
sto afe making an extensive sxeur.
W. anu are aus here next week.
Ah 0iefhtlc Performance will be
Nen lof The s1cuTsionists on Febru.
" " The next DAY they will wit.
eull'hghi aud on February u
Wy VIII 10 TO Valencia.
siueh comment has been ciussd by
giving ofa government comes.
~ 70 lhree men 10 cOlonlEs Ala.
w sIe given a practical monopoly
hn we products OF the lands, farm.
minlng aud railroads. They agI..
le'uin 70 pay the salaries OF the gov.
'pnehl oiielRls Ia the territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

WAsHiNoTOE, Feb. 7.-Thc fret
hour of tho Senate today was com
sumed largely IN the election OF Frye,
(Rvp. Mains). as PRECEDENT pro tenn.
The election vus unanimous and
marked by the display Of good nature
Snd compliments.
The Senate today passed a dill TO
open the forest reservations Of COlOrn-
DO to location OF mining claims. The
bill IL for the bonent Of West Creek
csmp,
The resolution TO distribute tho ap.
proptiatlon bill was fsietrtd TO the
committee on rules OF the senate by a
vote Of 40 to %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
III. Obl,nar, LIsL

JAcKsosvILLR, Ills, Feb. 7.-Mrs.
Georgiana Joy died In this city yostef-
day after brief illness. Shs was born
IN Now Hampshire aud came 10 thl,
city when II was a small village. Her
sou, Chatles II. Joy, Congressman fran
St. Louis, N well known here.
iNDiAsArOLis, Feb. WIN. II.
English !. deaf.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Fob. 7.-Chas.
Wachsmuih, tue world's gtoatest
archaeological In the line OF crlnoids,
diod suddenly today, AGED 90. He was
a native OF Hanover, Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

wmnER, Neb., Feb. 7. II. w.
Grove, n pfomineut citizen charged
with poisoning hts wife la order 10
conceal criminal iniimscy with her
unmarried lister, was acquitted at
noon. Tho TRIAL was onu OF the most
sensational ever held IN Nebraska.
Mics May Rambo, the young woman
IN the case, charged with beiug an
accessory, will be liberated.
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SULTAN WRITES A LETTER
Telling Qassn Victoria all About tho
hlsSaCT1S.
Dinsr-acs oi opinion nttwssn Turkey
snd the UnItsd States rs 10
the DnrdaucIiss.

CONgrANriNOPLE, Feb. THE sui
tan has replIoi to The autograph letter
Of Queen Victoria, which It has bten
Understood was personal appeal 10 the
better nature Of the sultan against tho
condition OF Asia Minor, sympaIhiE
ing with her In her humane tonlimouts
expressed and declaring that tue 10.
porte Of niaseAcres were spreai by owl
disposed persons. the sultan adds that
CONTRARY to allegations, the TURKS
were bret STACKED while pray ms IN u
mosque. The sultan hsslfol the queen
hat tho measures taxed have suo.
rrUIed In restoring order, that exc pt
II 'ltOun quiet ptcvSila Uvery here anu
tna. the negui'al. Ons going on with tue
i2sufgenta Nj z iioun will undoubtedly
lead the iuhHuitgnis o. quiet
IL gatdlng lac request Of Minister
rsTrull, that the United States logA-
tion bu allowed 10 sond second uis.
patch boat for It's service, Turkeys
cabinet contents that Ms tho passage OF
the straits VI tho DArdanel'es was reg
ulatod by agreement between ak
powefs, the United 81. toe rlust apply
TO them Tor tbs necessary permission,
~ eho IL not party ~ the us1ty u.
Paris. On behalf OF the u niiod States,
II 10 undefstOod, contention IL made
that TIE regulations 90 rot apply TO
tho United states, aud she consider
that the straits OF the Dardansllea
should be- Opsn waters.
II Is stated In well informed clrolsi
that the reason for the Psrts'a hosits-
ton 10 grant the foquest Ii tho opposi-
lion OF Russia.
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rrolsel rhe ohse.e Indu.try.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 7.-At the
session OF tho state agricultural 30
oleiy w. A. Henry, dean OF the college
Of agriculture at the state university,
gave an address on "Ths necessity OF
immediate legislation for the protec.
ton Of our cheese Industry"
Ho cited the fact that in 1880 the
United States exported cheese 10 the
value OF fl2. l70, 900 and In 1894 to the
value o. 81, $50 900, a decrease OF 40 POI
cent, Whine Canada exported In 1880
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

Of Pear Bryan, today confessed that
oil the clue no furnished as 10 the head
Of tho decapiiated woman were mis-
leading. He sail: "Tbe head Ia buried
IN n sand birat Dayton, suburb near
Fort Thomas, on the Kentucky side OF
tile fiveL Jackson has often spoken
Of that sand bar as good place 10 hide
anything" Detectives and laborets
were sont TO tho sand bar " search tor
the head.