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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-04
Mn. mAnnlsoN.s wrppING DAY
lie Announces That lie WIN Bc Married to
Nr. nImnIck Mnndn,. AprIl d.

New York. March 3-EN-prcsilont iIar-
rlsou said 10 Commercial Advertiser re-
porter to-day that his marriago With Mrs.
DImmlrk Will take place on Monday, April
g. iu - Thomas lhureh. fhis city The
rector OF that church. Ery, Dr. John Wys-
Icy brown. VIII Ofi.lute.
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The ragui4r monthly meeting % the
m MS q N.--a.yi Freight Association was
FtI..af rt,- Coates House Yesterday and
th. u-I#I monthly budget OF routine mat
tsTE disposed Oh
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Is used on an Dining Cars OF the Chlcago
Great Western Rallway lMaple Leaf route
rs pes MClnes. 81. Paul. Minneapolis and
Chicago. Ticket office, West Ninth.
depot. Second and Wyandotts.
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q. IL. Gus ,LuB SHOOT.
McCurdy Won Fir.t uonor- After Tying
with Hickman.

Tho regular monthly medal shoot or tho
.. Is Gun club took place at the Washing
ton park shooting grounds yesterday after
neon, aud despite tho Indictment weather,
There was large attendance Tho shoot
ira WAS oycnll"ut Ili.kmau aul oCurgy
tying Tor first houors with So straight In
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of .tr ie i.# -i A.r aaIE b. -
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N- H.aE. Ha- tEl-.-f.e a t.--
2. tt- .a af.s--.ll ~ those
i.'tiE cay IHe Eail grows straueer. and
ie.thls 1+aHE a4e ID rrr
S~.t o. Eat INTO tra rr--
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% Pr - H.f
There oal -Eo-Ta-Ear ron
gt.i. .- ssttrg, S9-Fa-Iae rur.s MIA
out lsH- NHHaIl's af-- .-..srH t.
tf-- .#. tst.eE.l=
z, 8AcCJ HA1 SHATTERED HIS
NERVES
90 GeEtiemen.-I am baury rs -avt tblf 10
ht-iaN I-r e]H-I efsIF cured me al rE-
loba- -'3 A1aif. EaI smoked an. gHev..i
l'- il.ilg }fE Lad tried several times
I. sl.r. Als heat'a ta4 been terribly poor
generally. J. cannot sav too rnr.eh ~ h ,-7r
tL +f feia. tFf lE aa+ obr- anyone wHO
wants 10 H-t cured ef zoe tobacco habit
- "-l HiF tae treatment "a honest and
t-pusA inF state Melt i yqu 80 desire.
4ours truly, J. w NASH
Tglaceo user shake on your sbae ks.tii
~ Z y-i-,te makes d - easy, Beg TO-
absolute guarantee 70 cure. Try itt If ln
"teA on tWo, You 10 not Ike gaining
MeiEht feeling HeWi manly Nisor ana
lahlAs your aFe4 ones happy, lea-u tho
Don Tobacco Spit aud smoke Your LIE
away wrltteh guarantee Of cure ana free
sample for the asking. Address tho ster-
l-s AsLi.say ca. Chicago aa4 Sea YoEA.
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Shipped daily II secure packages by
GEORGE EYSSELL. Druggist.
Opposite waiting room. Union depo
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NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of
a'-H. Hi-trauoH. with the viii annexed. on
the estate OF John sawyer. deceased, were
ETaht"l 10 the undersigned by the probate
court ut the county OF Jackson state OF
Ais-oIrl, az Kansas city on the u day
ot Aarch, lsj6. All persons having claims
AGAINST SalI estate are required to exhibit
tAe same 10 the undersigned for allowance
within one year after the date of said let
trrs, or they may be preCluled from any
benefit uf said estate. and II such claims
le not exhibited within TWO years from
the date ut this pub alton they viii be
Agmluistrat with viii annexed Of John
sawyer. deceased
Dated this 81 day Of March 1856
aELer' Dean, Gibson & Mcleod. Attor-
utys.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Jackson
county, Missouri. az Kansas city. April
term, 1885. Annie $ Forbush. plaintiff vs.
Frank torbush, defendant. Now, il ap-
peaTins by plaintiffs petition duly verified
that defendant is a nonresident OF Mis-
said defendant; You are notified that
Platntln has nled petition against you for
divorce u the circuit court Of Jackson
county, Missouri, al Kansas City, on the
ground Of GeseruOn. and unless you appear
on or before the third day of the April
term, 1850. OF said court. which IS begun
and held al the court house IN said Kansas
city, on April 18th, ls16. ana defend said
: uit- said petition Will be taken as con-
tessed and decree rendered therein
prayed a true copy. Attest.
II NJ. STONESTREET.. Clerk
By J. y. STACY, Deputy Clsrk.
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rnE FLAG ovEn sur sonooLs.
REV. Curry ssy. o, IL Deception TO
Have IA There

RALEioH. NJ. q, Nov. 19.--Rev. J.
L.. NJ. Curry, .x.minister to Spain and
trustee VI the Peabody apd Slater
funds. maue an address today before
the celored students Of shaw univer-
city here. IN which ho used this rather
startling language;
al don't believe much In the idea Of
having the United States h,g over our
schools. | would like TO know what
the United States government has
done for our public sonoola In North
Carolina To demand that the flag
should hang over thcm. IL never gave
n cont TO North Carolina schools. c1-
cept TO the A. 4 NJ. colleges. IL IL n
deception and q fraud 10 Iut the ilsg
there. II Is tho state that gives you
education"
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sPRISo VALLEY. Ill.,, Nov. 2O.-rh.
riot al the Negro location near No.
mine In this city resulted In bindIt \
over to this grand Jury eleven OF thu
rioters. Word was sent ~ TIA. onitf OF
police that an ntts mpt womb be made
TO rescue the prisoners while pastipg
through the village Of SeatoBvi.Ie, nv.
miles wet OF here. On this pccouni
the police escort WIS douhled aud well
armed. This TACT being known th.
attempt was abandoned, though the
puaru had TO pass through threatening
crowds. There hrs several more OF tue
rioters In all here. Two OF them,
Henry VIM. alias KIDD Stokes. anu
Monte Bradford are held on the chsTge
OF murder.
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rIour wIrn BANDITS.
one No,oriou. oa,isw Hiii,d, oihors
Nsund.a.

One Notorious outisw Ruled, othors
wsund.a.
SEPAR, N. ~, Nov. 2O.-Dsputy
U. 3. Marshal McGliucby has had a
light with Black jacks bandits, XIII.
Ing the notorious Bob Hsyes aud
wounding George Musgfoyr, ALA,
Jeii DAVIS, who sscspsJ. None Of tn,
posse were injured. Black Jack, FtAnk
A nderson, Bin George aad another
ctcapsu anu the posse 10 In pursult.
Deputy Marshal Ezekielr with n posse
OF six anu four Apache ttailsfs IL
pushing In from this siuc. Ihs nght
occurred at Deer Creek, about thirty
miles south OF Sspar, of tho Soutnsr0
Paclnc road. This 10 tbs muHi desperate
nang that ever Injected Arizona anu
they commenced operations Ia JUS
last, tiLsp which time they have hoI1
W Separ twice, the White Oah Stage,
robbing tho mail four lime; Nogaiet
bADk; lewiston poplofiicr, san Simon
pottofiice, station ana store, 5teib'i
station, centrzl pustufiics; attempted ~
hold up a mall train on the Atlantic
aud Pacific rost Ia which the leader,
Cole Young, was killed. They also
took la the HuaUhucA 81 ling station on
toe 9Th, foboing the agent, tue object
being TO Intercept the payr A,lof o.
route TO pay tfoopo Al Foft Huaehuos
nut misstd the date.
Then tney went over 10 wilcox,
where they planned 10 rob the u. ..
psymastet on thu l3tb, on his way a.
Fort Grant, hut missed the date agii,.
They were Masking Tor Chlhuahu.
when they were interrupted by Nc.
GliIchy and tho fisht came Oh.
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WENT DowS wIru A CRASH.
several nodie. B.li.,,d TO he Under
the Debris.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. i0.-A spec.
ial TO tho CommsrciatAppeal from
Macon, Ca, say: Thirty people, 5000
balss Of cotton anu hundreds OF tons
0f heavy timber all went down Ia one
loud cfssh n, 1850 O'Clock tonight at the
Central Railroad compress Ia this city.
Fourteen injured people, oil employees
OF the compress, have boon removed
moro are under the debris, and N 10
they nfo dead or will DO before they
can DO .xtficated. Several employees
are missing and II IN feared they are
beneath the wreck. The platform was
twenty feet high, $50 feet long aud I 20
feet wide. over 800 feet gave way
without warning, the supports being
rotten. IL II believed that two teams
and their drivers were caught beneath
tho platform, ~ u extended over the
street, anu the teams are said TO have
been seen goiug urdrr tho platform
Just before II feli. 30 great wns the
noise accompanying the collapse that
II was heard q dis ance OF 4 mile. and
many people in the neighborhood were
badly frightened.
All OF thviDjurei were taken 10 their
homes anu 10 hospitals and given st.
tontien by surgeons. Several are badly
hurt.
The wrecked platform covers several
acres OF ground anu presents mn sp.
pallipg sight Ia the moo anght. The
hunt Tor dead bedios supposed TO be
buried beneath tho wfeckass viii not
begin until tomorrow, as usTricks and
other appliances for raising cotton ani
timbers cannot DO procured before then.
The damago To the machinery was
only slight.
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iEH TINE GlRl, IN EFFECT RlY 10. 1925


urrltr
s'cl m overland Titcd fof Chicago. Omaha
Denysf, hsn % '.iy. ~ Louis ogden
ana Para CITY.
so N local carfeis Tor ssn Traucisco
otden. Cache NAlity anu insefmediAss
Vninta
cor y local tirres, ior osd,a and intsrns.
;t5p - kiisnuc express Tor chicago. omana,
bsnysf. kansas Inv. ~ Iouis, Hutis,
fori and. san francesca.
40 M local okutess fof hsfcuf. 1intc,
Prove, Nophl. Manu- sd intsrmediaie
'Stbp N mail and s,prs,s for Provo. Nephi.
Milford, fufc1 aud intermediate oints
$50 n ~ mixed tfalu for dtrfeld beach,
1oosle tut 1efninus
lNrfvn
gil0 y ~ overland limited from Chicago
umhha, d. Louis, Kansas ciiy. Denver
Tara CITY and tEitn.
90, m nan sndtApress from Helena, uuttt,
rorusna. t.n trAhei,oo, Cgdsa snd In.
fern odiate points.
iils pm local express ffor san rranciteo,
Cache Valley. ogden snd intermediate
so'a N Atlantic express from Chicago
Omaha. ~. LOUIS Kansas uiiy. DsRysi
70 IS am msu and eSprc.i from frisco, Mu.
ford serhi. ifofo and intermediate POINT,
ti1Q pm ioeal express from hsfcur, Tuur,
ftoyo, hsphi. hhnii and iniefmsdiAie
puint.
srd Garfeld noach.
irtaps south Of JaAb rus sany sAesp.
Ran daily ,Iespt Sunday
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x.uAY EXPERIMENT..
rE=:s Ense, on III. Eye. Hind re,
sous.

rEs:. Enset ON the Eyes Hind FER
sous.
NEW York. Nov. 20,-Dr. William
J. Morton Of this city who 10 an au.
lhority Of world wide fame In the
electro psychological branch Of N edlcal
science, has made number VI pre-.
iiminary experiments along the line
suggested by Edison In the restoration
~ eight to the blind by the uso OF
Ntsys. His assistant 10 DR.. A. \.
Wilmington Miller n specialists Ia dis.
eases Of lbe eye. DR.. Miller sale:
The subjects OF cur experiments
were Miss Rodney, au aged lady who
IN entirely biiud, cont from the New
York institute for the blind; Armon
5chotle anu Gustav kaufman, plano
lnners. kaufman has Deen absolute
ly bliud from the age OF two years
and does not know what light IL.
Sohotie can SEQ lust little out " his
loft oyo. by putting the face OF his
watch fairly In the eye he can tell
time, otherwise BIO does not ste well
enough TO trust himself alone In tho
streets and always goes TO ana from
his home attended by some One. Both
OF these men are noted for tbs uolicaey
OF their sense OF hesriag and toucn.
We got NO result whatsoever from
the tests applied 10 Miss Rodney anu
MIR. kaufman. Onr OF Miss Rodney's
eyes WAS entirely collapsed. kauff.
man has been originally blinded by
cerebro.spinal meningitis. Our plan
In both ossee was to subject tne eyes
TO u prolonged bath OF Rosntgen rays.
bcnotte's eyes were ha,hed In the
same way and when thu horoscope
was held bsioIe him he saw tho light
distinctly anu could distinguish colus
nailed 10 piece Of board. or the three
kaufinAn was naturally tile most
amenaule to the stimulating action OF
tho rays BECAUSE the retina OF his loft
eye was evidently TO some extent un.
touched by disease.
Df. Morton suggested that The eve
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EUREKA, Man, Nov. l9.-rhe no.
torious Frsker murder case came 10 nm
end today. when the Jury returned =
verdict Of not guilty a. TO the defend.
ants Licklightvr, Cox aud McBos,
which also dispo,es OF the charges
against several other defendants who
had demanded separate trials.
John b. Frazer aud W. IL. Gibson,
drovsfs OF southern Kansas, Incurred
the cnmiiy OF n large number NJ cat.
tlsmon by bringing cattle into Kinsa,
from south OF tho Texas lever line.
Bath we're brutality murdered In the
year 1891.
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sT. LOUIS, No., Nov. l0,--A special
TO tho RsIublIu from Dallas, Tex,
'sys. Nrsfly 100 X publicsns u
pfomi ence, fepres .ntiug all sections
OF Texas, met here tonight TO promote
tho movement In the Interest OF pro.
eufing a Cabinet position IN the CONF
Ing Mex inlsy Standardization ior cx.
State Chairman DE-. John Grant, who
is now the national Republican COM
miltceman ior Texas.
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New YORK, Nov. Goa specIsI "a
the HERALD from Rio De Janeiro,
Brazil, says;
After conferences lasting thre,
hours, between tho Italian sptciAl
commissioner, DE Martina anu secfe.
tsry Csrrsquirs. the convention has
been signsa, Bari aeresing to psy
1900 contos. The Italian legation viii
disbufse tho claims which have been
allowed.
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;Longinr for . R,.i.nl.

NEW York, Nov. 20.-The wo:lc
this morning says;
More than a hundred ministers a.
Greater New York have decided TO u,t
their every effort TO bring ABOUT %,
greatest evangelical Awakening this
city has ever known. A call will b.
issued NJ once TO all the ministers a.
the city 10 open the doors 81 lneIr
churches every night fot revival ,,t.
yioes. tits expected that there will
be more than 600 m,elInls night,
and that the results viii be- tho mosl
extraordinary OF modern times.
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GERMANY sor sArIsFIED.
sirsia OF ncgiai.y'. Protective
Policy.

LONDON, Nov. l9.-The correspond.
ent Of the Morning Post at Berlin has
had an interview with Herr Koch,
president Of the Imperial bank. on the
election Of Mckinley, In which he
SAID that Germany must play 4 waiting
game. He thought that q yeaT's con.
sideraiion might have weaned MIR.
Mckinley from the protection policy,
but thoy must be prepared for eur
ptises, as America was only likely 10
show t.uch friendship for Germany as
WIS consistent with her interest.
A Berlin Dispatch TO tho Morning
Post says German manufacturers are
much exercised nj the decision OF Mr..
UhI, the United States embassador, 10
make M official inquiry into the OF.
ports Into tne Uniteu States Of German
wine, beer Ano perfume, etc. II IL In.
tended 10 submit 10 MIR. Uhl n state.
ment Of the precautionary measures
adopted TO prevent the export OF non.
tee,sd articles.
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1ELEGRAPHlC.
ESCAPE FPOM CUBA,
g,,rI,rcs Of 40 Editor Whose Scalp
Tsyltf Wanted.
,rpSp MS SPANISH PUGsUrrs
"a fam. on to New Yafk-Lrrybosy
llr,d Of the var, lie says
Peace Needed.

-. Yea. Nav 1O-Mauuel NJ.
NEW i"hN'
Cofopsdo, editor OF . 'uoan nu"sp'pe'
,abll,hed In Havana, who escaped
,n.t ciiy I'm the last days Of Octo.
NV" yv.yt.,h rad o,a.,,d nj.
bet a'si oe"' ,",."
,uesl, reached New 'oik TINS hi0th'hF'
ofbs escape he said;
.,yh.s harmed by private tips tha
a,,.,., ,,,, -, 4
Zen "eJ'e' "'' 80
usie Immediate preparations lot 60
,p.. The order was not surprise.
,.I.cuf,d n disguise, tho costume OF
,,-.,,o, yy,.n mv ho,..
90 o'sin' 49,
va suffounueu by troops hhsuy
MAYED oii my heavy mouetsche aud
aenniug my disguise. which also In.
Guided . heavy isls. black goatse, l
tanned Into the heu,c adjoining anu
maze my escape to tho street, as l
thought, unohsorved.
TIt was . O'Clock Ia the afternoon. 4
Jumped into u carriage, but the alarm
sn given and the police pursued me
10 smother. Then 1 worked an old
fsms told my driver 10 Keep aheai,
snd vstohinR my opportunity 1
Jumped from tho carriage and walked
b.ek on the pavement, miogled with
Tho crowd anu made my cscaDe 10 tho
cuniry. A few days afterwsfd Il
Inf,f not TO give uates) 1 shipped
lbosrd . sailing vessel No n com mon
nllef Tue captain knew me, how.
aver. We reached New Orleans after
40 uneyontiul trip And 4 came 10 New
Yotk BY rail, arriving this morning. -
In teply to a question ns 10 the gep.
,nl t,oiIng Of the people llyias IN
Cubs, no said, through an Interpreter,
"Ioday We might say that epsin
holds Cuoa by sheer force Of arms. IN,
vbol, county. Bpanisn ami Cubsn
allks, desire psscc, even ut almost any
ncfifice, .anu although n may seem
,ifanRe, tho Spanieh element 4, auite
- pfonouncsd In this feeling As the
Cuhaus, and wish peace ana iu1speu-
dsnce Tor Cuba. IL To thought that
Cubs, again under Spanish rule. voulI
be ubabls TO pay the enormous war
c,b. already incurred or TO stand the
tf,msnduous taxation which would In.
yafiably be imposed by spain upop
Cubs. and another upflslnq vo,,IJ
urdst tho,e conditions follow. spain
would have 10 expend great sums Of
money 70 keep Cuba In submission.
The war debt now IL estimated nj
$500, 900, 900 aad l. accommodating AT
Toe iaIs Of So ,OJ0. 900 q month.
"If CUBA gaiSs her indeponcs In
this struggle, aud 1 hope anu Inain-
tain that sue will, aus Will start sfresh
with wonderful Possibilities for her.
bpAin will soon DO forced by lack OF
funds 10 Withdraw her troops. Tn.
opinion 1 express 10 not that VI tran.
silent Cutan rtsidenis but Of merchants
and land owner, Spanish M well m
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Foster In the Federal court here mex.
Monday.
Attorneys Keller and Hiie were
this morning served with the restrain.
'1g orders Issued yesterday by United
states Judge Foster. They say they
will obey tue u Junction aud VIII take
90 further steps until JudRe Foster de-
cides upon the question Of Jurisdiction.
II he decides tho court has jurisdiction
they viii nj once, II IL stated, carry
the case up the United States supreme
Court on this point alone.
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CLEVELAND, o., Nov. l9.-Tho
newspaper nicu Of this city are much
wrought up over tho disooutteou.
treatment accorded representatives Of
tho press on the occasion OF the ian.
quet and reception tenderod TO Hon.
~. A. Hanna Tuesday evening by
tue Union cub, aud tho following
seli.tx planatofy resolutions were un.
anlmOusly adopted by the Aftemus
Wsit ciuo NJ n special meeting this
evening:
The Ar.emus Ward club OF ClSve.
land, composed OF the newspaper mon
OF tins ciiy,ia special session al embed,
called Tor the purpose Of COL siiering
the treatment OF the Newspaper men NJ
the complimentary dinner given by
tho Union club VI Cleveland 10 Chair.
man NJ. A. Hanna OF the Republican
nDtiOnal committee, condemns the
management Of tue banquet for It's
gross diso0uftosy TO the reporters.
Toe newspaper men were invited 10
attend tue banquet, an affair that had
attracted nstioaal attention. Tho 70.
pOf.ofs went there expecting TO obtain
treatment. When they reached tho
Union club they were treated ~ In
tfudots aud not ~ representatives OF
to insults that have aroused tho il.
dignation OF the newspaper men VI
the city.
oluO fesenls tho outrageous treatment
accorded to the reporters at the ban
quei, aud considers II unworthy Of an
49, a. a.
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PERRY, o. T., Nov.is.-Jennie Met
call. mes Stephens, tue female terri.
tory outlaw anu bootleg, has been
arrested at the Creek Nation line,
charged with peduiing whisky 10 the
Indians. jennie was released from
the Boston Teiofm school mont ngo,
when shs announced she had re-
iotmod.
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OF the blind whose rutina were not H..
lufoi beyonc utility might he 10 ,timu.
lated by the May thst they could read
dense me'ai letters torning wofdsl
which hpd been iniain In tblcR card.
boari or God. At any rate we could
certainly read such Letters with cur
lids smut tight anu with thick card.
board Intervening.
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Henry Asb.ry D,ad.

CHICAGO, Nov. ?O.-Heufy Atbufy,
sn Intimate psfsoual ana political
friend Of Abraham Lincoln and the
man who framed lot him the four
questions propounJed TO Stephen A.
Douglas at Ftseporl, In the famsus
debates OF 1865, IL dead. He was 50
years old.
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10 Confidence IN the suItap.

LONDON, Nov. ia Daily News
dispatch nom Paris contains an inter.
view with Mir. NJ. A. Jewett, United
States consul at Silva, Turkey, who IL
on his way TO New York.
Mt Jewett seemed TO think, says
tho Dispatch, that NJ. Hanotaux. tbs
French minister OF foreign Affairs,
was too confident Of the sulian'J sin.
ceiity Ia his promises TO accord re-.
iofms.
Sir. Jevstt attaches q great deal OF
Importance 10 the young Turkitb sgl.
iation IN rurKey. Ho will return 10
Armenia In February.
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NEW YonK, Nov, IA special TO
the Word from New Haven. Conn.
aayi; Toe Winchester Repeating
Arms company announced today that
they expected an order from tue
Uniie1 States government for 100000
Lee sfmy rides. This will start w
tho works TO their full capacity,
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NEW York, Nov. 2O.-A special 10
the Herald from Panama say. There
has been much activity In the work on
the osnal during tn. lssi three months
Another batch OF . hundred ana My
laborers has arrived from the wtsi
Indie, and has been put 10 work on
the Culebrh cut.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RY.

Tine tahle IN eneet November 1T. isas.
ltANs ~. Farm. Nv LAGOON Arriys
.. l. tnEtou tArm- AL.
LAGOON ingtou
= "a. ithAm y a3Am "a. s'ttL m
- sQA.u ~ 80 20 a m 10 gA m 81 50 ~.
t .ss . SS% s..se% eSg m
iaily except ruudAY.
,unday sraihs leave 4 l. City $50. i,iioam
D ~ ~. sunday trains ieave Warrington
va, iiitA an. gtip.ia.
TINA TABLE ron ngcKs Nor srnisas
Lsave =. !. nsiy 7 10 giDAm., iilo. 80
]. a. aito aud SOP tn
aln, 8 70, s'gip ~
Leave 8 1, ,aLdsy $40. io.io,m.. 10. so
save Heck's s.n1ay lOfg5 An. i.i.s g.fs
aisn, tioi, s 10, - pm.
Hound tfip including bath ssc. Children $50.
u. W EAAtrT. Passenger Agent
tihuS hANnnn0Hh. Genl Manager.
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runr room AND DRlsN

We can afford 10 have
you try all five navors-onc
after another-of Sch1ll,Np $
Best tea and get your
money back if you don't
like any
Your tea trade for the
next ten years is worth
having.
AsehiiIns a Company
San Francisco an
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 25, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden 0,i5 a. m,
SAT- Lake $50 a. M, arrive at Pueblo
$50 a. M, Colorado Springs 7;is a. M,
Denver $3.50 a. m.
Train No. leaves Ogden d35 y. m.,
sAlt Lake 30 y. M, arrive at Pueblo
e.So ?. M, Colorado Springs O:t9 p. m,
Denver p;21 y. IN.
Connection. made at Pueblo, Colorado
springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches. chair cars and Pull
man sleepors on all trains. Take tn,
y. q X. q. aud have a comfortable trip
aud enjoy tho finest scenery on the con.
tinont
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All oil Cloths. lI-inoleua,s, Rugs,
Mats and Mattings at reduced prices
for this sale. Now Is the time to
buy your floor coverings, you will
never get better chance.