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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
10000 PERSONS DROWN
DISASTER OCCURS AT HANKow, CHINA.
More Murders Of Missionaries. Americans,
English. French aud Germsn-Chi-
ncsc soldiers Involved.

Victoria. -. G.. Dec. 3i.--rhc steamers
Victoria and Yamaguchl Matu have ar
rived with news from tho Orient to
December 10.
Another serious calamity. writes the
iiankow correspondent " ehc North
china Daily News. mas bcfaiien the
people of iiankow. About iQ.co0 Of the
Inhabitants have met death by DROWN
ing. About noon on Dec. ,. half a
street % houses. extending along the
edge " the river Han. suddenly broke
away and tumhlcd into che water on
the top VI all the boats there. Houses
and boats. with al the people In them
disappeared IN moment. About ono
hundred buildings and the same num-
Der ~ boats urr gone.
News comes ~ more murders N mis-
Hiunarlca. The Japanese Herald says
an English missionary has boon MUIR
dercd by natives and soldiers NJ Taing
Ping. French missionary has been
burned To death at Swntow, and a Ger
man missionary has also been MORTAL
~ injured In Shan TunR. the murder
VI an Anglican missionary. Mr.. Hut
terrified. In Central China, " reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

tir's treasure hax Pcieou ara thc
bowuting are hla.td at.
1he tlfr tiH't1f ~ tha filfiy OH
pligcmimtf ir Qn vdriauH f.lriCn the
ittfs are 1921 SCI bile ar The hgiii az
,srtinrc as met ~ tho Uthsr plays
this week.
\ r.w Ugh. opera 10y CilnrJ Page.
% NON y. IT, thC odeupnlIr the IT,
c.ifnth munc ~ "Iht ca nri the
ch Iib.' .Chfrtcr Ftrust " san
Farriscn. au,har o. t1c slmc. viii r1cr
Do produced ir l. - "a Fruuld b.
NifferfE ir thH rity. arl PAGE Dr. go
bis way harH 10 IN Amairl g. as.i iu
ths l40 .iuctier ~ tir nl.l
The partHrfship bstwcln Forbes Rob-
crtHau and Mn. iNti,ck Campbell IL
terminated. Mr.. Campbell viii urgir-
100 a company ~ II own in .ha spr ng
mi VIII n.ur 49, n lu irIfi plifdcii
play 10y MI. T. o,Gagr which - sad
tu deal WA t CirOcr 81 she hts
Charlie StcNise iarn 10. asuyh the
hl1ing ftlc i4 fr "a woman.
plgrl.chta fr.m pdr.s rc.lai ,hs sue.
cri'u' Ilhui az ihe Nex Op.rd Cim.
lpua 80 Mrs ftu.l.u 1n nus a 90
CnlCAs. us Carmen" Tho - wsrtpors
ut Die Ffrrth ov.tiIi crt unin,inC us .n
pi1h.rT tie leba.lr.e.
tnll StuCr. thc llIri, riile1 FOR ,ie
tptHl saiD aH W.dd fldy hring -
Vlsf User Iu b.url Mc WhM. Star
l.1cv Mulafac.
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CUBANS ARE RECONCILED
There viii be No Trouble Over Evacuation
Ceremonies.
Celebration WIN b. Held u, February ca
hans Dissppotited. hut ar. Com
trolling Themselves.

Nov York. Dee gi.---A dfpalon 10 tho
rribunc ftum Havana pysi
The cliy Is quiet, urh ;he news from
washlrg.op ghac thc a3m'r.fstatlon ap-
proved ~ Zen. Ludlow's letter 20 the
Jut.a putr0iica. and m COX; VI thf
iDNtr sisrn. have had sranduillzIng
cncu.. The promise u celebration
~ some fuarc period. In whlch she
American officers wiz rake part helped
10 reconcile ;hc cuians 20 the situation
ard the address of 4hc juuin. vouiarlirg
the people to accept she sl,uailon and
hy thcir conduUi D. show th.ir ability
% gr1ucncc ghc fuiurc VI the Island.
has had "a marked lrtiusf.cc.
The CQnml.tce ia rot ugrrc upon
f'ils rcpDit ueaVr an ali rirhi difcua-
t.cn. but she uscal. iiuilly yielded.
At frNi. IN ihc irHurgere camps OUT
SIDE % the cliS, much hd. talk was In
dulged va 10y me ypungrr officers. but
f0ra now declare Ihis Thtrc VIII be- ~
ihlublc frIm lrsufgcres trying 60 crrcr
tbNafn. aui they seem ah.r tu keep
their promise The fceNrg " dinip-
rainimcui hmong the Cuhans d I'M
detnihlf. but shcy are controlling
thWn1elver htfgor snlm was expected,
The sugrriti1u thut the celebration
iapuld be hold In February On the
fuurih urrivtuary 81 she beFrrlng ~
the revolution, has hcrm accepted ~
sllvc Tor prcseut furcnrfa. afd o viii
glyc an uuiltt Tor fcDLmcria now re-
strained
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OPINIONS or Tlin nnrrIsn rnrss.
Aud Yet Ihos. Newspaper Men Do No,
Understand Amerieans.

London. Dec. ai.-Thc Times sriir
morning In - annual rouew OF .hc
year. deNot0a considerable pace 60 tht
SpaulFh. American war, vlrch y re-
garia aH " even more Importance Than
the Nile ctmpa En. "hUrauaa u resulted
apparently in che Cnn4c adoption of
an imperial and military poscy by ;lr
United States"
tn n ,Icle appl,uia the Washington
government fnr declining 80 SURF ndcr
ihf lives and properly u Spanl1rda In
cuba 90 thc tender merclco of the Gu
bans. hug regrets gha. no c0ntpcnsa lion
b raid Win respat. 20 cuba. although.
undoubtedly, a Large pIri NJ thc ctfhan
d,bi was expended On public works Ia
she island"
The Times pays hlgh tribute 90 tho
tranquil and dlgnlici manner In which
spain has accepted her rCverHer."
liy common cunHent.ail ;lre annual ne
Views IN che morning pap N regard the
year ih9S aa memorable for shr Span
ish- American war, ana the manlfgss
d'gliny -consCicntl1uaneau of the Eng.
iish.upciklug people.
tn Daily News. referring 60 I'rssi-
dent Mcl<inloy's speech ~ Atlanta, says.
we may approve or dlsappr0va the
Presidents r1ntlmsnts hut IN any ease
ihry arc the mos; favorable fact % 1875.
, II drvouily % be hoped ghat the
un!tcd Siasr. ~ "A world power. viii
:, found working In hsrnooy with
IN, slnniard rcfsra IN similar terms
u .he advent 0f a new World power,
and % che mighty change wnlch nv
war has effected In tho a'rs, politics
and public scD.imcn.s OF thg United
States"
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Monn Tnoors no cunA.
They are Considered Necessary To rresor,.
order Ia III. Island.

Wa shlneiots De. 3i.-Oficrf cave
been Issued f0r the disparch uf addfion-
al fruupa - Cuft % assist IN fhe main
icrlnce 81 ggld fuycrnmcrf rhura. The
urlers arr addressed ~ Major j. n.
Wilson, cpmmlu,brf The flrHt army
corps. NGth headquarters at Macon.
Ga. Tho escrctary 81 war a rcriH that
the headquarters - that corps original
~ fixed al c.eufutgna. Cubl.be chang q
- Ma.aunia, ntd flnt Gen. Wilrln with
his headquarters und the ElEhth Mas
richrsetti, l60th lfsiiana, hrll cie Third
keu,reiy volunteer irflntry be- put In
rradlucef Tor transportation 90 cuba
fuzzy armed und equipped Tor ncid
rtrvicc ana auppAdI with fhlnty days
iWtltna aud forage 90 addition to tlnt
REQUIRED Tor The journey.
IN . Tubs1qufrt onler, Gcn. Wils0n
WAS directed 30 proceed with his head
quarters AMI equpmcn. from Macon 90
Savarcnh In time o. embark ON the
srauspori Panama. The Eighth Mas
rtuhuso.gH ana thc nhird Kcrfucky
Niil EMBARK from Savannah on sr1us-
ports Go be provided AMI the iGC'h In
d.ona WA proceed IN Charleston, one
hgt,ltor az a tlmc ara embark on the
sliuoga, which ship will cuGNcy the
rtgmcft to cuba In ghrec srlps,
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FORGERY Y ruoro0n,rniSo.
Don. by - Dangerous. Gang Headed by the
son Of Wealthy Parents In Chicago.

New York. Dec. ai.--Frauk 4. Park r,
tl;s sln VI weaGhy and influential resi-
dci-.s ~ Chioag1. has been ARIA 81 On
the Ccurial police court on q charge or
forgery. Drfp..e she pisflusr's cou-
rlu.l3ns the poict say h. T. al m. head
u one " the mot, dangerous gangs "
furrri-i they have come ln cTsuc. VITA
g. years Cip.ain McCluHky says
that Parker and Walter Dixon. VAC
waa arr,ftd two weeks as1, are thu
two olevorcs. forgcrs that h has cyeT
met.
The roycc nrst htard OF the gang
when they a's mpitI 90 pass check
for S72i. on ,he Gcrmar.la- American
bank, ar'l heiiinr thu sisrpturc u
Schornl liroihrrs. tobacco dfulers. ~
clevgfly had snc Ngfirlure been forged
ihfi shcy bad uo G.fiiou5iy Ia having
the check certified 10y she banks
cashier. ~ clever was the forgery
s'tai, when INIT sen IS tho Arm. the
sgrafufe was pronounced gUOnn'.
Dixon prcsergll the check % shc jew
eiry STORE - Mrs Lynch uud purchased
goods wOith 500 ana rendered the cCr-
tlnni check In payment. ahe Ia some
way became Suspicious Of the check
ari sent 10 down 10 the hank where q
was tali 10 be good. Two doolc.ivra
hsppenrd In az thit juno.urc ana were
asked about q. They questioned Dixon
AMI took HIM into custody. tater the
forgery wis discovered. InVcstlgati0n
showed that frVetul weeks ago Parker
went O. Soh0tnsl liro,hcfs and made
reno purcharuH, tfulcrIng a so hll ln
payment lie asked n fhcy would glyo
lhlm Ia "Nthlnge "A check Cor s.. iayiug
ehat he wanted 10 ucrd some m0ney
away In a lcticr. Thinking him. az
h. was roprcsautcl.u retail dealer la the
city, shly gave htm the check. Af.er
he had had tn signature OF the iim In
his ponaesy.on, by means Of " vlevcr
Photographic process. che eiiilrr check,
signature and all. FOR t1si was prp-
duced. Tho sang then nre the check
to tho bank 10 see Y Il was clever
enough 90 pass there bcfor, they al
lowed the nnaa check o. Lave bhtdr
hands When they found they had
been succyssful afi che bank certified
the paper. they then cnEhcd che small
check for 81 and u WAS through phe
ondorsemrnss upon this check that the
Two cticctlvea we're ahlc 10 locate
Parker. They fay he r. wau.td In Chi
chgo where he laid down series Of
bad checks for hrgs sums. while a
cover man hlmsClf, shpy say phat
Dixon IN but mechanic" NJ Parker's
ging, beng one ~ tho men sea out
- n1ss che spurious paper.
When arrasgncd In court, Parker de-
csned 10 Ealk, ami 40 the request OF
ihe officers wus rtmdnded until today.
Ever since his arrest, thc police say, he
has refused ~ make a statement III
any character.
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HOME rule FOR FILIPINOS
pfesiden, Notifies the islanders VIVA, Govern
men, They viii Get.
fiiipinos Liigibi. To Local once. aud Free
Action Gencraiiy-Must Lay Down
Their Arms at once.

Now York. Dec. 3i.--A special ~ che
Head frJm wash.ugt9u saya;
Prcsldcut McKu,lcy's proclamation
s,a.sng forth she c1Di.;laGs under
which shc Unitci states akss plFses-
sqln % she Philippians has been cablcd
Ga Gcu Osla Tor prumulg1ti1n. ms
was dare govCral days lEo AMI . u
afsum,d Gcn Otis has already pub
hshed x mil taken steps to give q the
W,dos, possible circulation throughout
,hy isatdf. The Iaociaml,i1o is abou;
1000 words ~ lcnsgth aEd MS cablel g
Mtrln az Az sNpurs1f - 1900. II u
ualdtllsd "a 'hc ori1 issued Dy ucr.
ShaH,r al SanshEi. when th,s gwen
msp. tcok r0lnctslyui - ahaf city AMI
piyvircc. hut has been muci agrrpllned.
Home rule. Under shc supreme dirrc-
tsou Of shc UHi.ed Stltcs FavtrpmCls.
- by the 9erns Of the pftciamFso on %
be ElvcG 10 she Filiplrss IN she fullest
scrfe. II promises ghrt chcy Will be
accafdii u voice In 'usul gpvcTnmcu,
u'-i ehas <nr Filipino- shall be- eligible
t. ofiic.al positluLV. They Will D. given
. fair judiciary. freedom of Epectei and
* inc prtas. ms proclamtii1D shows
.nit mo mla,agy occupatsou u the
Stands u fill f'r sift purpose Of making
'Nat On Ia ipilbaaf's uar upon any
iA4'y 0r action nmoug ihcm, but so
piaffct ftcm ~ Vheir n MO, 90 lhcir
ompl0ymcps and h. ghcir personal ana
religious rights. The marrstr " Qhc
.ftaimcpt 20 prlpoi3y ard the ooilec.
Ton ara adcminaprl,ion Of the revenue
Ia dcooidapce with The open door policy
- iefh 70 che trtu,y are fully ana
PLAINLY stated.
White she rule OF conduct OF IN
Amgrlcuu Ntiicrrs Will Dee Oh the kn.
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New York. Doc9l.-A diapgfch 60 the
Herald from Washington sayui
prdnrs nave been lrsued by Secretary
Long directing IN. DISCHARGE Of large
number Of men who enlisted for ono
year from ships undergoing repairs az
various navy yartia,
Th"se orders are In line with thc Soc
re;nryh ir.ontluu 20 reduce TIE navy
80 peace footing A. rapidly as possible.
Their" arc now 1900 enlisted mon On
the roll very one of whom ~ needed
% man ships which are IN commission
!. y evident 10 the authorities. how
ever THAI the treaty OF peace viii he
ratified, ana whom hmm dlatu rsducll lon
O. a peace fooNng must be made Be-
sides. the extraordinary appropriation,
made by cungreEa llmited che use OF
money on January I, 1899, and EXPENSES
mus b. cu' down 20 permit the navy to
run ON thf Old scale " expenditures.
Under orders issued BY The DEPART
meni, o ls expected az lclT 500 mon
VIII be- 1ncl1fged. The resu. VIII be
81 make "a number OF vessels short
hand 4. II n proposed 60 ucqunint
Congress ~ thls condition or yhe scr.
vice, aud u "a believed authority will be
given In The forthcoming unvny np-
preparation bin for 10000 men and e.s1l
boys ~ recommended by Secretary Long.
l, ~ pr0puged by che navy depart
ment 20 give the auxiliary y;itht scor-
plon "a much lighter uattery than thl.
me nov carries, X was found during
Cape ilattoras, and which compelled
her 90 rcpirn To- Port Royal sh0t the
bbitsry WAS roo heavy for her and M
on she rccOmmcndatlu OF her oiHcer IL
win be removed aud lighter guns given
her.
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Madrid. Dec. 9l.-El Liberal publishes
an interview with "a minister whose
name IL not known. which represents
him ~ declaring that tho advent OF tho
conservatives 20 power II only delayed
by senior SaFaata'H Illness.
IAN the Minister'S" said the person
In question. had ALREADY offered their
rcsignations. but the prcmiers sudden
Illness STAYED on the crisis. Hut above
the problems OF Interior politics there
n one question OF extraordinary crawl
~ affecting the very existence ~ the
fatherland. This question pre0ecuples
our statesmen 10 deeply that u should
suffice 10 unite them 10 prevent fresh
catastrOphcs. 10 In impossible 10 speak
clearly on this point. l can only say
the prcOccupatlon includes fear ~ APP
pretended events which must give a
pretext for thing England Is pursuing
with effrontery."
The interview has excited much COM
ment, and much anxiety II felt as 90
what the ministerial organs Will have
10 say.
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THAT CABLE MONOPOLY
AND WILL HOLD The LINE TO HAWAI-
Secretary Hay WIN Di.sppro,c the scrym.
ser Concession Cabinet Endorses
III. Attitude.

New York. Dec. si.--A special to the
Herald from Washington says.
Secretary Hay has practically decided
90 dlsipprovc ;he scrymscr concession
granting exclusive cable rlgh,s 90 land
cables In Hawaii for sweniy years to
the Pacific Gable company Of New
York.
Secretary Hay stated 60 his colleague
In the oliRnct meeting ihae the iia-
waiian cable saouid remain in the hands
uf the United ssntrs. even u not built
by IT, as the commission would recon-
mend. and ihat no private company
should have q monopoly ln th' matter.
Practically the cntirc cabiuC, conceded
In shis viow. ana whcn the Fuhieci was
dropped. g. was with she undeFginnl-
Ing tlnt Secretary Hay would dllp-
prove OF shc concession.
Two corporations nfe arriving FOR pgr-
mission 90 construct cable hrtw n
San Frnclrcn. Guam, Woke Island and
the Philippine. one ia th' Pacific Ca
bic cnmply ~ New York She Uther ihc
Pacific cable company ~ New Jcrtsy,
The frst ono owns she Scrysntcr CON.
cCsHlon. IT, capital stock ~ $4,000, 0lJ.
and ss chief stockholders. ]. T.. Morgan.
j. \. B1wdaln. j. Kennedy Tod. !. A..
Scryinser. II. !. Leroy. and Charles ID.
Wctmure. The other a under control
Of Col. Il. =. Spauiiing. who lives In lia-
wall. Associated with him ARE \. =
IIcwii. u. O. Mills. Gen. q. ~. DOdrs.
Gen. y. -. Grant. Gen. Wagner T.
Wayne. J. ]. lilil. J. II. Brown and ~.
". Tyler.
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SIX MEN FALL 800 FEET.
Cage Ne, an Obstruction and Threw Them
Down The Shah.
Nlne Meu Were 10 III. Party, hut Three
Managed 10 cling TO the Cage and
Were Rescued,

Dc,gy,1,. Dee. si.-A special NON ish-
p.rninR. Mich. saya:
This morning. ~ 9 O'Clock, while nfnr
f'nD,sh trammcs,s. wbJsc names are
upkp5wr, were ccmiug 10 the surface
IN onc of the shafts II the t.aiCc Superb
~ Inn company. the cage mo, some
obstruction IN dhc shaft that iuclinc1
Fhc nu1r 80 ~ 30 let aN men slide on
nrd ihoy fdl 600 fCUt o. ,fir bl,i.jm,
being inss,angly killed. Thc thrcs wiIp
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Raising American Flag. ut Havana.

Havana, Dec. 9l.-American nags Will
be raised on the forts and batteries on
clrcllng the city, the customs house,
the police headquarters and military
offices when the Spanish surrender 10
them. The Cuban police officials asked
Col. Moulton II they might raise Gu
ban nag at the police headquarters be-
side the American. col. Moulton denied
the request.
Lieut., Col. Livermorc. " the corps OF
engineers, Lieut.. Col. II. uirnie, OF the
ordnance department and Lieut. Car
bonell, win 10 10 receive MORO cas-
tie ana CalianaS fortress from The
Spanlards ami Company q. Fourth Viz.
cinia volunteers, Capt. Mayo, VIII co-
cupy the fort And castle temporarily.
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London. Dec. 3i.-The Moscow cor
respondent of the Times announces tho
death In that city of Paul Troliuakaff,
n famous art collector. who presents
splendid gallery to the city.
Cambridge, Mass. Dee. 3l.-AIra. Ma
bel Lowell burnett, only child OF the
poet. James Russell Lowell. died yes
terday at her home at Elmwood. where
she was born. u years ago and where
she had passed nearly all her life.
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curNrsr ARMY vrcronIous.
TREAT battle with Rebels Took Place On
December gsth.

shan~hhl DC. si.-rhc North CHINA
Diily Ncwa Chunking correspondent.
,clegraphs chat sroai battlc took phc,
a. sahchh,eaus on Dec. q ana .'ia. che
imperial iroupH were vlc1ijnus ov,rc
the lnsurE Mt.
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Miiiiary department. a, raya,..

Washington. Dec. ai.-The war do.
partmcnt has issued an order estnb.
ilshlng tho. departments In and about
havana, VIZ The department OF Ha-
Nnnh' comprising the city proper, sub
urbs ana AN area OF about ten square
miles; and the department OF the PROV
lnoe or Havana. comprising the terrl-
tory outside OF the city proper. Major
General Ludlow In assigned TO com.
mand the department comprising the
Guy and suburbs, and Major General
side OF the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

London. Dec. ai.--soverai OF the morn.
Ing papers publish interviews with
Emile Zola, who says he IL only kept In
England by the oD,rcuties OF his wlfc
and one urgent advice ~ Mhitre Ia
he would return 90 Paris. Ills leisure
here he has utilized, no says, 10 lnlfn
his novel. La Fccondse.
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ORDER morn HALFWAY oAns.
hio Grandc Western Wants Over 1. 900 for
STOCK. -Olher ORDER.

New York. Dec. al.--The Northern
Pacific railroad company has placed or
defh for ten postal cars and 600 Nat
ears.
The company In also asking for bids
Tor 20 FIRST class coaches,
The Rio Grando Western viii. II IN
reported. order during the coming year
1000 stock cars.
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London. Dec. 3l.--The Shanghai cor
respondent Of the Daily Maii says:
'Thc terms 81 the fnal contract re-
speeding the concession tn the Anglo
American syndicate VI mining and rlli-
way privileges In the province OF sae-
Shuen have been agreed upon ana are
now being signed. Sze-Chuen IN un-
doubtedly the richest as well az the
largest province In China. Great Britain
and the linked States get the greater
portion. the Chinese and other nation
nlltleH getting the balance"
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Srws FROM MADRID.
sagasta Il iiettsr-More ships "a Take
Troops from Cub. Meeting az Generals.

Madrid. Dec. ai.-Senors Sagasta and
CASTELAR, are now convalescent. Tho
former win be able 10 leave his room
today.
Fourteen steamers arc nJw ON their
way to Havana 10 repatrlgte tho Span
ish troops remaining In Cuba.
The report OF a meeting ~ dozen
Spanish generals. che purpose OF which
has not been dlvulgcd, mas been con-
iirmed by u member OF the cabinet, who
does not deny the Importance OF the oe-
eurrence
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Phlllipsbufg. Pa, Dec. 3l-o. Perry
Joncs, C0shler ~ the First National
Bank Of fhllllphburg. opr " the most
extensive Gal operators lu thls section
aud largely Interested IN manufacturing
enterprises In this vicinity. committei
suicide AZ his res!denre last nig,lt. IL u
supposed thht hard work and anxiety
was ME Gauss
II Is senil-oficlally stated that the
bank viii as,. be affected ~ his dssath
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Tried To KiiI III. wife.

New York. Dec. ai-Klrl Klcrlol-
borgrr. OF Jersy CNy. trad 60 mufdcr
hn wife. Christina. AMI ha a.ep-
dlughirr Mary iirldcl. today. After he
had shot mon htlh uni believed ih.
egld hetn fainfy wounded. h. 10, "a ifll-
iW IN hts night temple and died aimus.
lrHtargly
Ills wife may recover The step
daughter was rui SERIOUSLY hurt.
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SENATOR MonnILps FUNERAL.
impressive services Held at Representa-
tivcs' Hall To-day.

Washington Dee. 3l.-Funeral ser.
vices over she remains uf che late Sneu-
por Justin $. Moridll 81 Vermont were
heh In the rraed sefnte chlmbof al
loon. They wsre crriNlctfl with Inn
I've dignity IN the presence Of a
usstngulShfd 1tssnl-.ugs, Including
NV Prcsldeue arl Vlrc Preslderc, mem
b,rs OF she cablrle, juFslces 81 fhe su.
preme count, ssna.oys and reprclgnaa-
nfeA In ccrorefs, the speaker OF ths
House, ard Representatives 81 the army
and navy. ant Of she dsosona,lc oogps.
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ROD Riy. Ind. Dec. 3i.--Ap explosion
or Eas fNinwcd by q IRE nt she Ohio
and lrtiaun Pipe Linz opmpIny's cum-
prifsIfg station mar hero caused
loss c.tsmatcd At 100000. Engineer w.
y. RoblrFon was bidiy burrri. Thir-
~ Nr more owns are deprived NJ
uHur1l gls by the dce.ructiOn OF the
EfNsrn.
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An Explanation that Doesn', Elpiaia.

London. Dee ai.--irhe johannesburg
correspondent Of the Times says.
In today's Friday'D lzsu, shc Rand
Post explains that ~ recent articles,
dcnouncing the promoters of fhe macs
needing the uklanders held here On
sunday. 20 protest against she murder
OF Edgar by a liOcr policeman. Were
written 20 prevent future trouble
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

a. Wen az a coreorrfs OF private ciii-
zens VINO cook this means N .csafylnE
ihe ameVilaraie regard IN which Mr..
MOTEL was urivtla1iy hn'd. Early
N me d'N N mt,us were borne from
'hf hmlly residence on Massachusetts
lFtruo w. she capitol. There wus ~
service at yhe house, ari me funeral
coitcFe So she clpif0i was simple and
pfmh Arriving ihcrr thc caFkct was
carried direct 80 the SCrlie chamber
al duppslted In the scmi-circuiar ara
INN t.iiliy In froft Of the prenidifr
oiictr's dtsk The caskt. was uf
rlch bu. dmpir dcsgu. With back
htoAd ulp;h covering and heavy oxy-
died silver hariiUs. A silver plate on
-.In lnr. N. Ln--.rLnlI.l..
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New York, Dec, ala dlspfich 60 the
Herald from Bueros AyNes says;
Letters received from Puntn Arenas
annOunec that serious idots have &C.
Cured between the sailors % che Italian
cruiser PleGn.1rte and the chilean war.
ship Casml.
Abou, tweH,y men were wounded. The
rpHcini guafi was called 10 arms 10
re-estabiish oidCr. The rioters We're
arrested arl put at the disposition u
cher raspectlye .omn.andsis.