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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-02

!'UITVVrIutGIy NamCd.
Nell-Why do you call your dog
Claude?
Belle-Because he bears the print of
the claws of every cat in the neighbor.
hood.-Philadelphia Record.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-02

Cromwelrs ring bore his crest, a lion
rampant.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-02
shter-what difference does tha,
The Professional Instinct.

The Professional Instinct,
did you hear about that Russiuu
count who wanted to marry Name
Bullion?"
no; what about him?"
''Why. he used to sit and hold ller
hand by the hour and yet nobody sus-
pected him.
suspected him of wlat:"
'Why, he isn't count at all; he's
iust a manicure tist."-Clcvelan,l
Plaindcaler.
Corrected.
You seem to be in pensive frame
of mind," said the young wonlan's
mother.
Il am. was thinking of Halold.-
KINDLY. llope?"
Very kindly. 1 was just thinking
that he is man of thousand"
My dear, you wrong him. He's bet.
ter than that. He's n man of at least
twenty thousand year."-Boston
Globe.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-02
Evidently.

Shc-Do you know the title that Mr..
Astor in England contemplates buying?
He-I think it will lie Lord How
much,"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-02

The University of Bonn, by the will
OF the lately deceased widow of Priyy
Councillor Prof. DR.. Schafer, is made
the recipient of sum of 100, 600 marks.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-02

Prominent Citizens cortvtorate vari.
ous Statements MAIDS = Druggists
Also Intcrvicwed-NIany Testimoni.
ais az to the Cures Effected by the
Use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE As HEREBY OWEN THAT IN
~ accordance with and under the power and
authority granted by that certain trust dssd
undersi Ened trustee, By Peter r Iihbs aud
winifred 1ibbs. his wife. OF salt Lste CITY,
Utah Territory, recorded November 10Th, 1871.
In Boob - l." OF mortgages. pago 1880 OF the
records Of salt LAke County, Utah. the under
signed trustee will offer for sale and sell TO the
highest bidder for cash. attho front door Of the
salt Lake County Court House, to.wiL. At the
south front entrance 10 the city and county
building OF SAT- Lake Oity. Utah. on Thursday,
January 9TH, lss8, At " O'Clock noon Of seid
date, ali OF the real eetaio hereinafter do.
scribed or 30 much thereof as IL necessary
70 pay and discharge the Indebtedness Sc.
cured By sad trust deed, with Interest
thereon ana reasonable attorneys fees. com.
pcnaAuon TO trustee, usats OF this notice aud
expenses OF fAls sale TO be made A. the re-
quest Of Jacob A. Dupoe. legal holder Of sad
indebtsdness, because Of default In paym ent
OF said IN debtsdnes, At maturity.
said real estate 10 situate n the city and
county Of salt Laks, Utah Territory, and par.
ticulariy described aa foilows;
Part o. lot eight ~, block sixty. tf6l,plAt
"a" salt Lake city survey. commencing At \
point twenty f21l feet eouth OF tho northeast
corner OF said lot running thence aOuth thirty.
i've feS) feet thence west ten tlul rods thence
north thirly'fye fS5l feet thence east ten tl0l
rods to place Of btginninz
since trust Deed was siveh subject 10 prior
incumbrAnco upon said properly OF $3.50 and
interest, sn9, Gnd will be sold subject thereto.
FRASK %, STEPHENS, Trustee
BEsSER X. sMttii, Attorney for Trustee
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CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-MoIe Chicsgo
capital has been Invested In mining
interests In Arlzosa within MY
miles from the locality selected by n.
*. Fairbank. Marshal Field and Ly.
man Gage. For several days neRoiis.
tions have been In progress for the
purchase OF two mines near Prescott,
Aria, and only within the past few
days was the deal contaminated. The
buyers were John MAokin, OF this city,
anc Mr. John J. Philbin Jr., also Of
Chicago. They made the purchase
Internationally ami outright, anu In
tend TO Join their fortunes with thrs.
other Chicago millionAires, whose In.
torsats and capital have similarly been
contsred. They decline TO make
know the purchase price.
The mines comprise the Groom
creek group and arc sixteen miles by
wagon road from Prescott. -Four mines
compose the group, the Gold Flake,
Gold Bug, Grandee and the l. w. Two
tunnels already driven Into tho prop.
cry show y three.ioot vein, running
an averags, 1t 10 said, OF SIS In gold to
the ton.
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sHERiFF'S SALE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GivEV, THkT Pun.
~ ruant TO IN order OF sale had decree Of
foreclosure 10 me directed RON the Third Ju.
dicial District Court Of tho Territory Of Utah,
County OF salt Lake IN q cause therein "a nding
wherein u. II, sehtttlor - plain,in. and Albert
'. white AID liosanh NJ wnilc. simon u.
Mac 10, u. II, httner. Gopfgs llouguton. Louis
Toso, kithea Brown, william 81. Harmon a.
executor OF the last will aud testament of
William =. Harmon. deceased, Nellie " Wall,
u D.. Gregg. and George W. Uglssby,
are defendants, 10 which SAID decree and
order OF sale reference u hereby mace, shall
expose for sale Al public suction. TO the hiFh.
Get bidder, Tor cash, At the west front door Of
tho County Courthouse, In cue CITY OF SAT-
Lake, County " salt Lake. state Of Utah. on
the 18Th Gay o. January, 1875, a. ~ O'Clock,
noon, AL tue risht TUE, claim and interest OF
Albert j white nj iosana ". white simon
D. haokic, H. u. bitner. george Houghion,
Louis Ioso, AlthcA lrorn, William " Hur'
mon ~ executor Of tho last will and testa.
mont OF William :. Harmon, deceased. Nclllo
VI, wal, n, Gregg and George W.OElesby, In
and 70 the toliswing described real estate,
situate, lying. aud beng In tho County Of SAT
Lake, Utah. and particularly described ~ fol.
lows, tosviti An OF lots twenty.aighg t2,l,
twcnly.pinc l2N and thlriy Isol, In block two
Lake County. UIAh.
Al OF lols .twsniy;eisht tl:l, torty.ons an
aud fofiy.two ga, In block one ~, also lol
Whites south salt Lake. salt Lake County,
Utah.
An OF 10. seven q, IN block ono hundred
aud more particularly described a. followdi
Commencing at northeast corner OF lot seven
90 Aforesaid, aud running thence west ten lO)
rods, thence south twenty t2l) rods, thence
cast ten nv rods, thence north twenty l2ol
rod. TO the place 90 beginning, containing two
hundred ,!VJ) square rods IN salt Lake County.
Utsh
Commencing At point seven and ono. half
OK rods south OF the northwest corner OF lot
Eve tal, In block nifty .ono t5i), plat 30" salt
Lake CITY sutyoy Hnd running thence south
two and onehMf (glsl rods, thence east nino
(tl rods, thence north two aud one half 40
rods. thence west nine (pl rods TO the place o.
bsginuing. containing twenty.t two aud ono.
hair (2slal square RODS, In salt Lake Ounty,
Utah. 10 be sold a. toe property OF Albert J.
White, and RosanA N. White simon y. Mackic,
u. ". hitner, George Houghtou, Louis TOGO,
AltheA Brown, William A. Harmon AZ esccu.
tor OF the last Will and testament OF William
. Harmon, deceased. Nelne Al. Wal, =. h.
Gregg aud George w,Oglcsby under said order
OF sale and decree In tho above cause
1856. HARVEY HARDY, sheriff,
ly u. T, THOMAS, Deputy sheriff.
John 81. Cannon, attorney for plaintiff.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

NyoTICE is HEREBY OWEN THAT
~ pursuant TO an order OF sale and decree
OF foreclosure TO me directed from tho Third
Jud ciAl District Court OF the Territory OF
Utah, County OF Salt Lake, In n cause therein
pending, wherein u, II, schettlor 10 plAntin
and sarah A, Love ~ defendant To which said
decree anti order Of szlo reference 10 hereby
made, 1 shall expose for sale Al public auction.
to the highest bidder for each, At the west
front door OF the County Courthouse. In tho
city OF salt Lake. County OF salt Lake. state
OF Utah. on tho 18th day Of January, 1895 at
Ne O'Clock, noon, all the right title, claim and
interest Of Sarah a, Love, In and 10 tue tol.
towing described real estate, situate, lying
and being IN the County OF salt Lake, UtAh,
and particularly described M follows, ts.wit;
All Of lot nfty.tw (52l, Ia block two (2l, A. j.
whites south salt Lake, salt Lake County.
Utah, as appears on tho county rtcords
10 be sold As tho property OF sarah A. Love,
under said order Of sale and decree In the
above cause
Dated, SALT LAKE OItr, Utah, January 9Th,
A. u. 1894. HARVEY HARDY, sheriff,
by u. Il. THOMAS, Deputy sheriff.
John II. Cannon, attorney for plaintiff,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-06

Mrs. II. ID. A. Henning, 1000 Holllns
street, Baltimore, Md, says; my
daughter Louisa, suffered from catarrh
OF tho nose and throat for 1vo years or
moro. Every morning her nose was
complotoly stopped up with mucus and
she suffered from path and pressure
across her forehead, aneezing and raising
mucous from tho throat, difficulty in
breathing and hoaviness across tho chest.
tried several physicians aud different
kinds Of treatment, but she found no ben-
EFT. Finally began treating her with
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies and In a
short time she was completely cured aud
has never had a symptom since"
Are you willing 10 spend 30 cents for n
crro that positively cures caiarrh by re-
moving tho cause OF tho disease1 n 40
ask your druggist for a 70 cent bottle Of
Munyon's Catarrh euro and a - cent
bottle Of Catarrh Tablets. Tho ICatArrh
Cure will eradicate the disease from the
syatOm and tho Tables will cleanse and
heal tho afflicted paris and rosi orc thOm
to q natural and healthml condition.
Munyon's Remedies contain positive
cures for all diseases. A. all druggists,
mostly % cents.
Personal letters 10 Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an-
awered with free medical advice for any
disoasc.
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CANE NEAR DEATH


For n Harder Committed sy Austhsr.
Albany, N. Y, Jan. 6.-rhs ell-
max OF one OF the most dramatic and
sensational criminal incidents Of the
states history was made public today,
when, Just forty.eight hours prior 10
tho execution OF the death sentence
upon Bartholomew Shea, smother man
confessed to the murder and Shea
steps from beneath tho shadow Of
death thrown by the electric chair.
Ths Invitations for the electric killing
of Shea had been issued, the state
electrician was already upou the
ground at Dannemofa prison, the gov.
ernor had decided on Saturday not 10
interfere In the carrying out OF the
sentence In the institution, whom n
cumtsds OF bh cas- IN the election cut
rsgos whom tho tragedy occurred, con.
fessed TO the crime.
The man who Voluntarily confcssCs
to tho crime, and who practically steps
under tho mcnacing shadow OF an
electric death, In John Metleugh, Of
Troy, now serving n sentence Of nine
teen years and six months for shooting
and attempting TO kill VIM. Ross, a
posed 10 be SheA's victim. In some
way,known only,to convicts, Mo0ough
had oontrivcd " keep informed ~ 10
the success or the failure OF the april
cations fer communication made In be.
half OF Shea. When Shea was Is-
sentenced to die the 23rd OF Dscem.
Der, IL 10 believed Mc9ough was ready
70 confess, but when hs learned that n
h.a l.A Ia hal a
his confession. Alter the holidays he
learned that the efforts TO sbtain com
mutation for She's had not ceased, and
80 be made no align. On Saturday,
when Warden Thnyer was made aware
that the Governor would not interfere,
and arrangements were made for the
execution, MoGough ,obt for the war
den OF the prison, Walter N. Thaysr,
and when the warden had come, told
him he wished TO make n statement
concerning the murder Of RsbaIt Ross.
The warden had MoGough taken 70
the office, and handing him paper and
pen, told him TO put down what he had
To say In writing. McGough wrote n
communication OF ab3ut two pages,
and,signing II with his full name, h nd
cd II to the warden. ITO the surprise OF
Nbo "eisou shelhis deluhtst hho phlei
contained n decided statement that he,
Mo0ough, and not Shea, had shot ana
killed Robert Ross. The statement
contained no details Of the shooting,
other than the bold confession OF the
act.
Warden Thayer went ut once TO the
telephone, when MeGough had been
returned 10 his cell, anu called up The
executive chamber. He asked the
governor TO please receive q MESSENGER
who he said weuld arrive, and then he
at once dispatched the prison stsns-
graphsr, Edward MoCoughlin, to Al.
bsny. Mr.. Mclaughlin arrived In
this city this mernipg, and caught
Gov. Morton at the mansion lust az he
was leaving for church. This governor,
upon learning the nature OF the COM
municAtion, sent ut once for Pardon
Clerk Joyoe, anu Shea's counsel, Mr..
Galen Rhiit. After brief conference,
the governor decided to grant respite
for four weeks, during which time
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ pursuant TO an order OF sale and decree
Of foreclosure TO mo dtec cd from the Third
Judicial District Court Of the Territory OF
Utah. County OF salt Lake. In a cause therein
pending, wherein Charles Onusiete 10 plaintiff
and Mels y. steele. George W. steele, Utah
stoaI n NJ ,.i:,soh' TSs,essf MiinnsS Eis.
yAtor Co, A corporation, ID. N, steele, Dudley
smith and JOIN M, steele, cO'paftnora doing
business as u. NJ. steele A Co, are defendants,
ence ~ hereby made, ! shall expose for sale AZ
public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash,
AZ he west rent door OF tho t0uuty Coltt.
house, N ne 0l'y % i, sal' Lake; Uoany a. az,
January A u. lsQt, NJ " O'Clock nnoL,
all the flght title, claim and Interest o. Mtl,
i. steele, 6corgo w steele tan Nhlona
HAnk, q cooperation, Joseph N. stout, y, NJ.
Gleason, Thatcher milling and Elevator Co,
corporation. u. N. steele, Dudley smith and
John NJ. steele, co .partners doing buslness AZ
u, N. Steele & Co, In and to the following
describes real estate, siiuaie. lying and being
IN the County of salt Lake, Territory OF Utah,
aud particularly described ~ follows, TO wiii
A part OF lot eight ~, block thirty'throo (SD.
platB salt take CITY survey.
Commencing At Apoint on north boundary
line Of said lot, ono hundred aud twenty i've
tlg5) feet west OF the northeast corner,
thence rgnnlsg west on sMd ING t9ry
aud thirty.two (l3ll feet, thence east forty ttll
feet, thence north one hundred and thlTty.two
ns2j feet TO place Of beginning. to be sold a.
steele. Titan SstionAl OAnk, . corporation.
Joseph " stout, y. NJ. Gleason, Thatcher
Milling 4 Elevator Co corporation, D. NJ
steele, Dudley smith and John NJ. steele, 90,
partners doing business a. u. NJ. steele 4 Co.
under said order u sale and decree In the
1904 HARVEY uARpY, sheriff,
ByG.s CLARK, Deputy sheriff.
D. WuttknoHSE, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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JonS NJ. Cannon, Attorney for Piain,a
sdeSlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT PIN
suhnt 70 an order OF sale and decree a,
iore's1sufe 20 me directed from the Thru
Judicial District Court Of tue Torritory ~
Utsh, Cou:ty OF Salt Lake, In a cause tbe,,V,.s
PEI -iug, wherein, Joseph Powell Ia nistn,-a
and Albert J. White sud Rosana ST. Wbite
Julia CroNall, Joseph H. Matthews and FAnn,.,
u. Matthews. Annie o. Anderson. .inis.
Truubull, u. D. Montgomery, Simon ~
Lie, b " Bitner, George Houghion, Lnui.
d aoso, Ai'heA nrown' VILLAIN Al. Harmon, as
william :. Harmon, deceased, nellie Al, Whil
v. n. Gregg and GEORGE W. Uglesby are tbe
defendants TO which sid decree and order OF
she referesce IL hereby made, shall oxposo
tor safe at public auction, TO tho highest luddc,
LOT oash, NJ the west front door VI the county
court House, 10 the CITY Of salt Lake, County q
January, lees, At ~ o'.lock noon, ali tho Tiybt
iiuo claim and interest Of Albert j Whiie
hos,ns Nj. White, J.'ia Croxaii. JOSEPH M
Matthews, Fannie y. Matthews, Annie a.
Anderson, julia A. Trumbull, II. y Mont.
goineTy, simon y Mackic, n. u. B.tner. GOO
iioughion, Louis Toso, iltheA brown, Wiiliain
ana h .,9gs,, as ey w, OF ite LAST VII
ceased, Nclhe N wall. \. n Gregg. and Geo
w. ugicstY, In snd 10 the following descfi6ed
T rai eeia,e ni-ale lv'ug, and being IN tho
county OF SALT Lake, s,ate OF Utsh aud parti-
oulat'r described as follows, ts.wit. All 81 iot.
seNon ~, eiEht ~, nine ~, Ten (iOl eleven
CD forly'siN li6l, forty seven az, for,y.sigh,
Nsl, forty.nino ltg), and lfty $50, in bio,I one
90 Al. whites south salt Lake, situated IN
i've acre Fiat "a" Big Field survey, sail Lane
County, Utah.
White. liosHnA N. waite, JUL. CroXail. IoseBb
u. Matthews, Fannie u. Matthews, Annie q
Anderson, julia A. Trumbull H. H. Mont.
gomery, simon =. Mackio, u. 49, nitncr tleo
llonghton. LOUIS Toso. AlthcA brown, Wllil.m
NJ. Harmon as loNecutor OF the last will ana
Testament OF William T. Harmon, deceased.
Ne,le VI. wal, y. Gregg and George W.
tglesby. Under said order Of sale and dsereo
In tho above cause
Dated At SAT- Lake City, s ate o, Utah
January 9TH, a. u. is8.
HARVEY HARDY, sheriff.
ny ID. y. THOMAS, Deputy henri
JonN NJ. CASaoS, Attorney for PlhinuH.
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UoU ARE HEREBY nEQUiRID TO AP.
Il pear IN an aotlOn brought aRatnat you uy
the above uAmsd plaintiff tnthe District Court
Of The Third Judicial District Of the Territory
Of Utah, and 70 answer The complaint nled
therein within ten days exclusive Of the day
Of servioeJ after the service on you of this
summo ns-if served within this county, or, u
served out Of this county. but In this district
within twenty days otherwise within forty
dAYs-or Judgment By default will DO tAten
againat you, according 10 the prayer OF SAID
complaint
me sad action is brought to have decree
Of this court dissOlvinE the bonds OF maui'
mony existing between plaintiff and defendant,
and awarding TO painlin tho sole care and
custody Of the minor child, Issue OF sad mar
Tiage, restoring to plAinuH her former name,
Anna Z. AndersOni and adiudsing that De-
fendtnt pay so per month 70 pl4inlin As FOL.
lows so on December I. 1875 and so on the
frat day Of each and every month thereafter a.
permanent alimOnT for support OF plAintih
and said minor child. for SIS attorneys fee
and costs % suit. with general relief. prayed
on tho following grounds, to.wlt that on or
about June I, 1873, defendant wilfully aud with
out cause deserted plaintiff, and has ever since
continued 80 10 wiifully and without cause
desert and abandon plaintiff, ard TO i've SEP,
without her consent; that At All times since
said date, defendant has vilfullY refused and
neglected to provide for plaintiff the common
or any neeessafies Of life, although aoundAntly
Andyou arc hereby notified thatf you fail
10 sppeu and answer the said complaint a.
above required, tho said plaintiff will appy TO
the Coufi for the relief domanied therein.
Wines, tho Hon. samuel A. Merritt, Judge,
and tho seal Of the district Court Of
the Third judicial ,District ia aud
tsNkt- Tor the territlry o. Utah, this 10Th
day Of November. In the year OF our
LORD one thousand eight hundred
pawn Q. DuxnAR. CLERK.
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NOTICE OF SALE ON AalsTeR's LIEN

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned having an AgiAter'a lien
upon the property hereinafter described for
pAaturing and feeding OF the same al the re.
quest Of II. u. foN, the owner thereof, will, on
the hour Of 10 O'Clock AIN. OF said day, Orer
for salt at public auction and sell to tho nigh
est bidder for cash In hand, at his residence
about ono half mile south OF Butleryilie post
once In salt Lake county, Utah, the following
described property, to.wit;
one bay colt about three years old;
sucking colt
one bay mare. about six years old.
Sad property being sold under said Agistet's
lien 20 pay the amOant thereof, to.wit, So
aud the costs OF enforcing said lion, to.wit the
costs OF the ApprAisement thereof, this notice.
and the sale thereof. and the costs of Keeping
sAii property up TO the time OF said sale,
Dated this Srd day OF January, 1870,
WALTER CLARK,
AgistOr
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In The Prostate Court In and for salt Lab,
County. Territory OF Utah.
In the matter OF the estate Of Nathan
Hanson. deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph Hanson aud james winter, exc .
cutors Of the last will and testament Of
Nathan Hanson, deceased, have rendered fof
settlement aud hled In said court their nnal
account Of their adminlstIAtion OF said estate
and petition for nnal distribution OF
the residss o. SAID estate among
tho persons entitled thereto, and that
Tuesday, The 2ist dag OF iJanuary, A. u.
issG. alto O'Clock a. m. at the court room o.
said court, In the County Court House, SAT-
Lake CITY aud county, Utah Territory, has
been duly appointed by tho Judge OF SAID
cont for the settlement OF said account ADD
hearing said petition Tor dlslribuuon. AZ which
time and place any person Interested In sAid
estate may appear and show eause,if any thore
be, why SAID account should not be settled and
approved and hnal distribution made a.
Dated December 20. a. u. Is1i.
4. 4 STANTON,
CLERK OF the Probate curt,
w A. q. REESE. Deputy CLERK
DANIEL HARRINGTON, attorney for executors.
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THROUGH The BOSPHORUS.
rho stars and stripes In Esstsrs ned
itsrransan wRtsra

ttsrrsnenn WRtsra
CHICAGO, Jan. "a special 10 the
Times. Herald from Washington says:
warships a wing the Stars and Stripes
and man ned by American blue.Iackeis
may force the passage OF the Dardar-
nelles and Bosphofus, anchor at Con.
stantinopls and show that Uncle sam
lie not to be trlHed with.
IL transpires today that the Bosphof-
us IL likely to be the destination OF the
North American squadron Of Amefi-
can battleships, Iustsad OF the Cafflb.
bean sea. According 10 tbs plan ar
ranged by Secretary Herbert and Ad.
miral Bunce, the squadron should
have sailed from Hampton roads Ter
~. Thomas December 2lit.
Though every snip was ready for ses
on that date, the fleet Of seven vessels
has been held for SONS reason watch
the secretary OF the navy hiss dsoliaod
TO reveal, and which the oil cers Of the
feet have not known.
Its nov stated that Admiral Bunce,
when no visited Washington Deem.
bef 18Th, was eivoa sealed instructions
which postponed the southern cruise,
pending certain developments In Tuf.
key. Now the cruise IN Southern wa
tsrs may 10 abandoned altogether,
and the vessels may set sail for the
Mediterranean ut almost sny heut.
The government proposes, unless
Turkey responds promptly TO tue de-
mands for $500, 600 Indemnify made on
account or the Karput aud Msrash
outrages, TO make naval demonsits-
ton that will bring the sultan TO time.
In its previous experience with Tur-
key, the government has found that
the sultan does not respond TO such do.
mAnds easily. This 10 a cate whero
the dignity and prestige OF the Uailed
States IN believed TO be ai stake, and
the sultan will not be permitted 10
practice his customary evasion and do.
ceit.
The American ships now 10 Turkish
waters are The Mhfblehead, at Mersine
today, and the San Francisco and Min.
nezpolis, In the vicinity Of Alexsn.
drcita. They are under command OF
Admiral Soliridge, aboard the San
Fancisoo.
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MOTIVE rs HkRKBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ irregular meeting OF the board OF dlIec.
November, Is93, Assessment No. rs OF SIX per
cent or 20 cents per share. was levied on tho
capital stock OF the corporation, payable on
orire u the company, room W. Cullen Hotel.
West Second south street, SAT- Lake CITY,
Utah Territsry, Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on Tuesday.
advertised for sale At public auction. and un.
less payment 10 made before. will DO sold on
Thursday, January 31th. lssd. al 2 o'clock p.
~, TO pay the delinquent assessment together
with h, eOsts Of Edyertiing ana expense OF
sale By order OF the board OF directors.
t0s West second North street, salt Lake
ARTHUR PARSONS. seey.