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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
a wa,hinEton Annivs,ssry.

rmLADELruGA, March A. To-day
10 tue lU3d annivef airy Of Washing
TOMS second Inauguration NJ Pftsi'
dent " tpo United states. The
PcuHsy lvania Society Of the Colouini
Danes Of America Will throw open the
apartment IN which thst historic
function took place, restored Ia every
detail g. what II was IN tho carly period
% national independence. The room
wa originally the Senate chamber Of
the United States. The buil ing Is Al
the southeast corner Of SIKH aud
Cutstnut streets, and adjoius lnie-
IeuuunCe hall. The city turned over
the historic buildings to thesu dames.
A. the exercises this evening Mfs.
Gillespie, presiIeut Of tho Pcnntyl.
vania Sociuiy, will pteside. On her
dght hau1 Will NJ Mrs. a. Il. steven
son, wife u the vicu.pt1'i1ont OF tue
United States, AMI PRECEDENT u the
national society. Judge Pennypacket
aud Dr. 3, w. Mitchell viii maze
addresses. The Philadelphia city troop
Will attend In uniform.
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MISS OvERuAN's sTOuY.
Set sufficient without Further CORE,
bpration,

SAN FRANCISCO, March i-DBAoon
WiliiHms subjected Misu Overmln 10
severe CtUHs examination 1t tbs
evening session VI the council bsf0fe
which Rev. &. q, Blown Oi the Flrrt
Congregational church IN being tried
on charges Of immortality. Ha ssked
her among other THINGS n She had not
felt fof some time that her feelings Tor
DE- BrOwl had been such a. no ylr.
tuOus woman should entertain toward
IA tuaTfieI man. Mlta Ovefmhn replied
with much apparent Indignation that
Hhe had iplt no suoh thing, Sac nd-
mit,ed, however, that she did not
walt Tor the pastor 10 tempt her, but
Tell OF her own account.
Mr.. williams led her through . long
lane Of misty, hazy questions, covrting
that period beginning with the meet
ing Dec. 10, anu eIding with her on.
tfy Iuto the DOCTORS study tue same
| afternoon when the alleged blaokmail
| Of Mfa, Davidson was revealed 10 her.
| Mt. Williams wanted ~ know n the
| old feeling came hack IN tue darkness
| of the room. Ihs wlluoss, however,
did not get an opportunity TO reply to
/ tnts, for Or. POua entered y serious
| OF cotton to what no termed peculiar
aud unnecessary Contamination,
| and said II II was continued he would
certainly Withdraw the deliberations Oi
] toe oJuucil,
Ruy. Sit. Sink wanted to know what
| hes feelings toward DR.. Brown were
| now. 'slncefe pity, and inst only"
" a. the reply.
The members OF the oouncil have
come ~ the conclusion that Mics
Oystman's story, without confederation,
" Insufficient. They have decided
that Mfs. runuoll Is not In the city.
she has been telegraphed for In tne
| name VI tho council anu upon heI
words hangs, In n measure, the fate Of
| DE-. HIOMn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
SUSAN II. ANrnoNY's
Agitation for " omsnlsunrnEs Ia Calf
furnia.


CHICAGO, March 4.-susan Il. An.
thuny, VINO leaves tomorrow for tbs
Pacific cUsst, In an Interview today
BaiI!
81 leave Thursday night for CALI
'ornin where, Aptil /, We begin a cam
IAign TO educate the men that they
may vote yes On the penIing amend.
munt to strike out the WORT 'male' out
" the constitution OF tho state. Will
trmsin Ia San francisco 10 direct tho
campaign, while the Rev. Anna SHAW,
ui Pcuutylvani,, Hnd Elizabeth Yates,
OF Maine, will c0nduct "A series OF CJuu.
" meetings IA each county OF thu
state. We are row circulating petit
ton. We arc aware that tho matter
rests entirely with tue mou aui We arr
pray lug tue leading political Leaders Of
all PARTIES TO put tue plank OF woman
suffrage IN their platform. Heretofore
they always have begged oil when We
asked Tor tue plank Ia state CO Iven'
ions, because their constituency hau
not requested ". Now We pufpos,
having tho constituency request H.
We arc arranging 90 have the women
hold county meetings AMI bring pre-
sure on tun CO1nty conventions. We
arc having the sssessOts' books e1.
amined 10 find what proportion OF tue
taNes are paid by omen. We rec1g'
niZs no paTtisAuship Aud shall MAKE
tho same request Of each party. II
0nu party recognizes our request and
tue others refuse. we shall work with
the ffst party. II the leaders REFUSE
our requests we email put on our bon
nUls AnI leave the state"
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for she thinks, Ia common with the
citizens of her statU. that MI the honors
nvaped upon her illusti us husband
came To him as ciiiz'n OF Maine
Whatever aoiion tue state may desire
10 take IN regard ~ the erection Of a
mo umrnt over Nc. Blsinl's last rest
M pace Will be entirely satisfactory
10 Mis. Blame, nut she will insist o.
removing the remains from Oat Hlll
ami having them interred IN tue site
she has selected ut Augusta al her own
tNuense.
f. would be difficult to picture a
more beautiful sp.t than that chosen
ny Mfs. Blame, located ~ II Is on n
brow " the hill overlooking the
piclurf,squc kenuebec river. There
has been number OF co umunicali1us
passed hetwseu Mrs. Blaine and the
state authorities Ia regard g. tho DIS
y sitluu Ufhof husbsnJ's remains, oul
cvey thing was held Ia abeyauce pond.
INK settlement Of the negotiations loi
asitu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

wAsuINoToN, March 4.-The Senate
COMMITTEES ON ioTsign relations today
voted 10 recommend that the Senate
concur In the House substitute for the
SENATE Cuban resolutions and ask for n
conference. Several members eH-
pressed themselves satisfied 10 accept
the House resolutions and the opinion
was veniured by ons or two that tho
House Substitutes was 10 better form
than the Benats's original measure.
Sherman reported back the rssolu-
tions TO the Senate ana moved that the
House amenJ msnt be- nOn'cOnoufred
In and n conference COMMITTEES Ap'
pointed. Agreed to. The ylce-presidsnt
appointed sherman, Morgan anu
Lodge conference committee.
Frye, from the COMMITTEES on foreign
relations, reported the substitute fOI
the House bill providing for tho OK
termination OF the AlaIsan fur soals,
which was made n special order fol
next Thursday.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 4. - The
supreme courl today IN decision by
Justice Williams, Oyerruled all the as'
slgnments VI error q the case OF III. H..
Holmes, sentenced to death fvr muir
usfiug Benjamin +. Pitzei, and con-
hrmed the Judgment OF the court be.
low. The Opiuion says no substantial
error has been pointed out and thu
evidence July sustained the verdict.
Governor Hastings, 1t IN believed, will
Xix an early DAY for the execution.
Holmes IL said ~ have recently sent
fora Catholic priest, who has Visited
aim several times.
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Not Engaged In Negotiation, win tho
Nicaragua Company.

NEW YOmS, March "A dispatch
from Paris 10 tue heralI says:
rne secretary u the Panama Canal
company 10 distributing TO the pte,s
lhu i,llUwingi
"The new Panama Canal company
IL not engaged 10 any negotiation win
tue Nicaragua company, Tue project
" meditation has no foundation.
MIR. Bartlett has not seen any officers
Of the company"
Tue Herald publishes letter signed
by the came secretary 10 Nj. Rtemond
NetAgAude, head Of tue group Of
French capitalists who made tue pre-
limlnaTy contract with Mir. Bartlett.
The letter sAyt: "rhe VeTaguaue COM
munloilion VI Feb. "a, addressed 10 the
president anu directors Of the Panama
Canal company was discussed by the
board, ~ was also certified copy Of
the contract furnished by VsrAgaude.
Tho board rejected IL mainly on the
ground that II looked TO tue bulldog OF
the Nicaragua canal, while they
wanted to complete the Panama canal
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HpaIn. Foreign minister Resigns.

MADRID, March 4.-The minister Of
foreign affairs, Senior Elduayen, has
resigned, owlng,it Ia said, TO III health.
Tue Duke OF TstuAn, who resigned
his office as minister VI foreign affairs
on January is, owing 10 the recall Of
his friend Marshal dc CsmpOs, from
Cubs, will resume that portfolio.
Tue opinion prevails m Ctliclal OLE
Giles that President Cleveland Will rot
approve the Cuban resolutions adopted
by the United States Congress. Gene
ral WeyIer, IA a oaUlegram on the
question OF American Intervention,
Gays he hopes II viii not be- necessary
TO resort to extreme measures.
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ihs murder Of John ani Jacob Mauutz,
Nv old farmers WHO lived near We.
WpEa, aui tttung him ~ three times.
rus sCtiOu was the fUault NJ state
ment make by n culprit named Trues.
dhle, who Is also under arrest for COIN.
phcltY In the murders, Tfuesdsit
stated that JAKE Mclaughlin know
all the murders and hiuted that = mau
named Holbfoot, a pal Of the Christian
gang, SANFORD, who was hung To =
telegraph pole for hank robbery and
murder nj Wichita Falls last week, anu
others were the mufdrrsrs VI Mauutz
the mot broke ppon the all aud
strung Mclaughlin up three times,
but he wound toll nothing ami they ltft
alter releasing him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
Macedonian Risinx.

NEw YUuc, March "A dispatch
10 tue Herald from III. Petersburg
snyg
Tue Vipiomost's Sofa corte'p,n.
dent says inst the Bulsariau'i are
pftphriug tor n Macei.nlau iising Ia
tue autumn 70 show di,satisiaotlOu At
the powers Tor recognizing Prince
Ferdinand, whom II was hoped TO get
fld Of.
The Nlcdomlsii draws attention TO
an extract from the bulgarian news
paper Moldt saying thst Bulgaria l.
lisillusionizsi by Rustia', policy 10
recognizing the prince. The opinion
here 10 growing ifhlo respecting Bur
gatian ptettnsiOnr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

wAsHISGrOS, March AIT has
been inc cherished wish OF Mrs.
Blame" remarked Joseph HI. Mauley,
formerly postmaster Of Augusta, Me-,
wnure tue Blalne family reside, "thas
the remains VI her family SHOULD be re-
moved from their Temporary resting
place IN OAK Hili cemetery, Washiug-
lon, aud placed IN August.
"Mra. Blaine has been negotiating
with a Reutlvman at Augusta for tue
parohass OF atuitable siIo whore tue
iemains OF the Blaine family may BE-
interrsd, ana II II quite liEviy toe work
OF removing the bJIies from OAK HUI
cemetery Will be done during tue com
inv spring. From the fact OF the pub
llcation IN regard TO Mrs. Blainea In
isutlons In this respect, infer that tue
negotiations nave mai q satisfactory
| conclusion,
at 10 tho dssirs OF Mrs. Blaine to
nave her dear ones at their old farm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

SEATTLE, Washington, March A.
The court stated thHt Burleigh would
continue 10 acg as rec liver Tor tue
Northern Pacific Ia this state, Oregon,
Montana and idaho. lie will continue
10 receive $1,000 u year. Judge Oh
bert wrote tue decision. lie takes tue
position that Justice Fields order
while making Judge Jenkins's court
the court OF primary Jurisdiction, gave
this court right TO DO what was nee,
essary 10 pro ect the cfedlI0ra and
other Affairs Of this circuit,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
George NJ. Madden.

NJ. Il. Fuller writes from Groveland,
Massachusetts,, Asklng whether or not
George NJ, Madden, who issuppoted TO
have come to Salt Lake City "a Nor
mon, Is still living. II 40, hc Is re-
auestei to place himself In immediate
communication with the Inquirer
one OF his friends IL very ~, anu
specially desires to hear fTOm him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

Tive Pole. has ui.olvated d therto uu.
SHOWN lands, and has now r'ufncJ.
Consequently the Atcilo ocean hiss now
been tXplIfUI."
Peter ivhuovlch Euchnarel Ia the
accredited agrnt VI Dr. NhusUn, nud
hiss hsHn iulu-toI wrh suppiy u!
E'kimD dogs for mia expedition. HIS
usIing po1l at Usiysusk !, on tn
Arclc ocean, at the mouth Of the
YAM river just south % Lskov
slsnd. one NJ the New Slbcruus, snd
lees thal 200 miles ostt Of tho Lena
uulta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
FIIIhnstsEsr ssIIsd.

wAsHISoTON, March 4.-CAplain
Shoemaker, chief OF the revenue cutter
service, has received Telegram from
Captain Herring, commanding the
cutter MeTriii, NJ Tampa, Fla, stating
that he has seIzsd the schooner Mai
lOry, forty milts north OF that point
loaded with arms aud ammunition aud
delivered her to ths proper authorities
ut the port Of Tampa. Tue authorities
here have little expectation, In view oil
tue recent dtcltiOus OF the courts, ol
making out case against the Mallory
that will dstAin her longer than a few
days.
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Refuses TO Tear it Down.

Building Inspector II. d. Folsom
awofs to a complaint In Ihe police
court this afternoon charging Expert
Accountant Robert II, Anderson
with committing nuisance by reius-
INK to tAzs TO the ground "a certain
frame building situated At 6l West,
First South street, upon which tho In
spector mad placed his seal Of condem
nation. Mr.. Anderson will be required
to explain tomorrow afternoon Mt
O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

WAsHISGIoS, March 4. - In tho
House ,oIay uill passed TO authorize
he county Of Navajo, AtiEoua, to Issue
bonds iot the construction Of county
buildings. The conference report on
the Aru y Till WAS adopted. The House
then resumed consideration Of tho leg.
islstlyo appropriation bill, the amend
msnt to abolish niaTshAls and district
Attorney foes again Uoming up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

MILWAUKEE, March 4,-Judgo Jen'
kins has liked March ~ a. tue time for
the ming OF answers 10 the foreclosure
suit Of Farmsrs' L9au * Trust COM
pany against the Northern Pacific
Railway company. Defendants who
have not answered then will DO con-
sideTsd In uefaulI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

BERLIN, March 4,-Fire broke out
in CleOpnas coal mine at kaltowitz,
Pfussian 5iiesia, Tue bodies Of TWEEN
iO.ons victims Already have been re-
covered, but the fate Of the minofs
entombed, numbering about 100, issiill
uncertain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

LONDON, March 4-rho st. James
Gazette publishes u forecast NJ the
British blue book upon The Nent 2uelan
situation shortly ~ DO Issued. IL con.
tains extracts from tbs archives VI
Holland, from the latter part OF the
alKtSsnLh century " the second decade
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Perry, Okla, March 4.-News has
taobeu ueIe that about = O'Clock am
large band Of masked men rode Into
Isoumteh, tue county seat OF Po1ta'
WaIamle county, Oklahoma, went To
lte jail, TOOK OUT Jake Mclaughlin,
Who was arrested AVIn0 weeks ago fol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
NANsEN AGAIN,

The Former RspoT. Connrmsd From
alberta.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 8.-MJot
General 5vOIntsky, governor OF IT,
kutsk, teleRraphs here in reply To
queries regarding tho reports ms TO DIT,
NAnsen's TotuCn, that Peter lvanoyicn
KuohnRreil, who traues at UstyAnsk,
under date OF November 10Th, wrote to
the merchant Kuehuaten nj fakuIsk
as follows:
ave learn DR.. NAnISn hAa EoAohsd
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Ne rhnns, boil bod. cendIlIen.

LOWELL, Mas, March 4 -G0vernor
Gfeeubaig,'s condition remained un.
changed ut noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04

WASHINGTON, MaTon 4.-rhs PTesi-
dent nominated Harry Warren post
master Of WinnsmuGoA, Nevada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-04
The president ArriTea

wAsHISGroN, March 4,-rhe Presi'
dent reached Washington from New
York at 1880 this morning,
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onissrs Not Foreigner. ss General
Hute.

CiSCtNNATt, March 4.-Btigadlsr
General CuzEina, a tho shlynliOn
Amy, In tnis city sayt!
Tho story this, all the brlgadicrs *.
ccpt one In the salvation Army In this
country nru Engllan, Is not true. On
tue contrary, WITH the possible UKCep-
ton " Bnsndier General Evans Of
New YOtk, oil the bTigRdien tn the
army In America are natufnliEed clti-
zeu1 OF the Uniloi States. Only four
arc native Elgliah: Evans, ut New
York; Evans, VI philadelphih; FtruCh,
VI 81 Louis, aud Sully, OF ksn'as
city. Fielding, 81 Chicago, Ia an
OuiUan aud was a member Of the ma.
tinuai guard present at ia court house
riot Ia Cincinnati Ia 1854, Brewer, Of
Is Iston, IL Also American born, Keep.
vel, Of Ban Ffanghco. was born 10
Ireland. Hole, u Buffalo, II ~ Ger
man birth. CtEzens Is French
Huguouot. lie Gays those Of English
pfUclivitius ATE mUHt favorable 10 Ball
iugtOu Booth, Those VI American
tendencies propose u stand ny the
guns under the I'D general.
DIVISION IS Tum RANKS.
NhliAhNt MAlNh v - ~ uHphANh
from New Y1fE sayt:
The salvation Army no longer pre-
sents solid front. There sfs serious
d,fectious toward the new religious
movement 20 be led by BaiiingtOu
Booth ami his wife.
Tue movement received impetus
last night NJ Sea cha, when the local
corps there, tue iirst TO rebel against
General Booth, held rouaing meeting
indsprn tent Of army authority. Toe
stcudeTs telogTaphvd Bailiugtou Booth
assuring him Ui tueir devotion 20 MN.
a telegram " Commissionor Eva
Booth nj tho same time severed all
| connection with the International
| army.
Al Syracuse the local army corps
has refused longer TO obey orders from
headquarters, aud letter has bsen
cont W Colonel Eadie asking him to
resign aui ~ back to England. A
collection amounting 10 81 200 was
taken up 10 DO forwarded 10 Com
maudcr Booth.
Corps No. ~ tho army NJ New.
ark also took definite stand against
International headquarters by refusing
10 sell the War Cry.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21

er ii6 md6tia in Die S9be redte. .0u
glaublt mid treten Sl Siirfen wie cillen
g8urm, aber nimm Gid in a6t, Der
Sag 1T niht mebr fern. no i6 Sein
Serr fem peroe. =. No1 Elm Sinoer=
nib beitebt. Der alte Sdmn6topf brit
ben"-oamit nidte CT nit Dem &opie
06tlps nu6 Der &ibtun9, in melber
oas &ranten5immer pes MaiprotSberru
lag-,.aber audi oieies SinoerniB piro
balo beleiti9t Iein, unO ounn ..... uno
Damn
Gr enoete ni6t, abcr ein unidQli1
iuioerlparti9es, fauniIhes Gdheln lnl=
ipielte fir einen Iugenblit feline oin<
llell, blutloien Sippen.
Gon benz Sage an aber tpiomete iib
@rGiin Glotiloe Der Pflege hires Sat-
ten INNER weniger. IS mar plDBlih,
als oh Die S6eioemauer spiiheu ben
SerSen Der 8atten lpleoer ltdrter uno
riidlihtsloIer als je ii6 0uf9etbiirmt
babe. 8raf @plf lit tief uno ibmer
inter Der Wnbruebmunq, DaB ieine
Satin li5 BON neuem i1eu BON ibm
aurlidSp9, aber er Dd9te telne 6ra9e
on lie 81 ridtell, nur init uerooppelter
S6Grfe milblte uno bobrte oas bDis
9ewllen in ielner Sruit.
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~menSchliche Blut

Besteht aus rothen und weissen Kue-
gelchen, die in elmer Fluessigkeit
schwimmen. Els naehrt $50.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-23

Put on your rubber boots.
7. B. Gser went up to Montrosc today.
HAY WASTED-On subscription at this
Office.
Ladies' calling cards at this Office
either engraved or printed.
Mrs. S. B. Houts gave party last
night to the young folks in honor OF
Miss Pearl Worth.
A washout between here and Grand
Junction last night prevented the arri-
val OF the east bound train today.
A new line OF Duchess trousers were
opened this week at Mabry & kistler's.
Read their change in advertisement in
another column.
Mr.. John Gravestock sold for 10000
his beautiful home in Fruitmere today
with eight and one-half acres OF his tract
to Geo. r. Hurlburt, of Ouray, who is
twenty years resident Of the state and
owner in five producing mines, having
one-third interest in the famous Bache-
lor mine that ships three hundred tons
Of high grade ore monthly. Mr.. Hurl-
burt. with his brother and wife from
Emporia, came to attend the Fruit Day
festivities, and was so pleased with our
surroundings that he invested at once
in one of our frst-class properties. Mr.
Graves;ock has already taken steps to
build on the land retained facing the
east end of Cherry street. The sale was
made by B. F. Rockafellov.--Canon Cit!
Ruralist.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-23

The republican convention for the
purpose OF nominating candidate for
the legislature to be voted fer by the
electors Of Montrose and Delta counties
is hereby called to meet at Delta. Colo.
on Tuesday, September 18th. 1886. at 3
p. m. Each county is entitled TO
representation as follows:
Delta county. IL.
Noutrose county. Q.
The convention will also elect nav
representative committee and transact
such other business as may properly
come before it.
MrLroS W ELCH.
Secy. Of Com.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-23

A beautiful and appropriate program
will be rendered by the Sunday school
at the Presbyterian church Sunday Sep.
9th, at IL a. IN. The pastor, superintenC-
eut and others will deliver addresses.
Offerings will be received. Let all the
forces rally around the standard after
the summer vacation. Children and all
are cordially invited to the pleasure Of
the service.
The Delta independent., 1896-09-23

The miners strike at Leadville culmi-
mated Sunday night in the blowing up
and burning Of the Coronado shaft house
and an attack on the Emmett mine which
was repulsed. So far as known four
men were killed, one OF them being
Foreman O'keefe, Of one OF the hose
companies. The entire state militia
was ordered out and they reached that
city Monday afternoon everything WA
quiet.