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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-28

The following quotations are furnished
The Tribune by NJ S. Jordan & Co,
rooms 7O5-O6 Mears building. Telephone
BOOB:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
Upon Affidavit Of Judge Powers
Case is Reset for January Is.
DEFENSE NEEDED MORETIME
Frederick ., uiiis 20 bo TRIED mon.
day, January stb, tor hiiiing
OF John q. O'u.i,ene,

Upon the affidavit % Judge o, w.
Powers the trial Of John H. Bcnbrook.
set for December 18th, WIS continued
By Judge Norrell today until Monday.
January itth. 1900
In his afldaylt Judge Powers sets
forth that he IL one " the attorneys
for Benbrook. having main charge OF
the case. and that TOT more than three
weeks past he has been attending court
In Sephl. which prevented HE being
present lu the city when his clients
case was set for TRIAL. ne further says
that In his judgment li"nhfuok should
be allowed more time fur proper prep
aratlon ~ a defense, To confer with
witnesses and Co ascertain their where
ahouts consumes time, and Judge Pow.
rrs says q will take al least sixty days
To properly attend 10 these matters.
There being mo- objection on the part
" the prosecution. Judge Nurrcll cone
tlnued the case ana reset benhrouks
trial for January 18th, " next year
TRIAL OF =, J. MILLS.
At the request NJ County Attorney
Putnam Judge Sort.ll Get the trial u
Frederick j Mills. who shot 10 death
John q. o'Mclyvuvy. Tor Monday. Ihnu-
airy Sth. one week preceding benbrookA
trial.
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and Hobart futile. Immediately be-
hind Mrs Hobart was David Hobart
and family ilrhlnd the President was
Elihu Root secretary Of war. John y,
Long, secretary ~ the navy, and u, n
Hitchcock. SECRETARY Of the Interior
Then followed the senators and con-
gresHmcn.
The Hobart pew. which Is the ninth
on the right side. was nllcd with noral
offerings.
The services at the church lasted an
hour and wero conducted by REV. DIR.
Magic. They began with an organ pre-
Jude and reading Of Scriptures by the
Rev. Charles 4. shaw. pastor 81 the
Second Presbyterian church of Pater-
son.
Then followed the singing OF the
hymn Nearer Ny God 10 Thee ~ th.
Orphcus cut Dr. Magic then preached
the funeral sermon. ana offered prayer
This was followed By the anthem
Weary Hands" sang by the orpheus
club, after which the bcnedictlon was
pronounced by Or. Magic.
The service at the house was brief
aud simple. II was held In the library
which was banked with flowers sent by
friends ~ the dead Vice President,
Mir. Hobart with her son, darrct A.
Hobart, Jr, sat near the head ~ the
cnnket, while near her were grouped
the President and hin cabinet, Judges
OF the Supreme court, the honorary pan
bearers, Immediate friends NJ tho
| family and the family servants, Tho
4 REV. David -. Magic offered prayer
and read a passage ~ scripture. Thn
| President. cabinet and supreme court
| judges and those present took last
| look az the face Of the dead, the cntkct
| was closed and all that was mortal OF
| Vice President Hobart was Carried out
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We heard their drums and horns be-
fore dawn and at SIS the dcryishes at
tackled. our guns opcncd firc and soon
the action became general. Half an
hour later the whole line advanced aud
swept through the dcrvish position for
over two miles. until the camp was
reached
"rhc mounted troops pufaccd and
captured most Of the furliivcs, Tho
khnilfa. with most ~ his men and the
cmlrs bodyguafd. made a gallant stand.
Among the cmirs killed were the
khallfa'a two brothers and the mahdlH
son Onman Dlrna left Immediately
after the frinr began and n probably
concealed somewhere IN the vicinity l
hope eventually 81 kct him. We took
the entire dcrvlnh camp. All III" der
Wishes not Killed surrendered. ! cannot
rpoak too highly ~ the excellent he-
hnvior of the troops and thelr ohduf-
nnce during the long tedious marches
preceding the finai action. From four
o'clock In thu morning of Nov y unul
3 o'clock In the morning u Nov y thry
marched sixty miles and fought Two
decisive actions,
'''rho soudan may now be declared to
be open"
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IN FAVOR OF SILVER KIN G
DEGREES Entered Quieiing Title to u
Number NJ Mining Claims.

In the case of william Pctcgo W VIII
liam II. Dodge. John Parish. Cornelius
Mclaughlin. Martin McGmth and the
silver King Mining company Judge
Nofroll today ordered the default Of
plaintiff entered FOR answer 10 cross
complaint. and decree was given IN
favor OF the SILVER King Minlns conn
pany, quietlng liz title 90 The silver
king consolidated group Of claims, and
adludginE that the perego lode claim
never had any valid existence This
action was brought 20 settle conflict
between the Percgo ana silver KING
claims.
Another suit In oloctment and for
damage brought by the same plulntln
against the defendants was dismissed
upon motion ~ Dickson, Ellia A Ellls,
Attorney for defendants.
A decree was also entered by Judge
Norrell today In the case OF the Crescent
Mining company. quietlng defendant 8
title to the outlet lode claim In the uln-
tab mlning district.
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knssi Over the Remains Of the
Distinguished Dead.
y HOBART LAID TO REST.
'd and simple, hut Impressive aud
solemn ccremoni.. al th.
last sad Itites.

1fr'a. n. J.. Nov 25.-The earthly
iiii q he late Vice President Gar
HOBART were consigned To a tenn
NJ resting place In the receiving
= a Cellar Lawn Cemetery near
~ today 4 brief funeral SER
- htld At the late residence Of
''sissd' the officiating Clergyman
Z M Rev. Dr. Magic.
fti'H, Mckinley and his cabinet
p and over sixty members Of tho
- ana a great many congressman.
e'ine on special trains. attended
sni'es at tho house.
81 he house services the body,
~ IN an oakcn raslsrt with silver
'au, and almost hidden with
1 ~ vas taken from the house. and
.l'il.ii and hls party went to the
o. NE kvdfcmrr, about two
~ "vu Naffull Hall. An immense
If - N the vicinity Of the church.
api was carried by eight
% the capitol police In uni-
s-ler command % A. Il. Garden.
'lHefr. "''' '''''"''"
.',tl Mckinley sat In the front
-. y VIZ iight % the aisle. lie was
.,.h,fi hy the secretary OF state
s,1shfy " the treasury. ON the
~ susie, w the front pew, were
Ahd son, Carrot a. Hobart,
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SALT LAKE HAS A MILK COMBINE
Regular Organization perected-Price win be Raised and
Quantity Reduced After December Nearly
all the Dares Included.

Salt Lake city has milk combine and af'r December lat
~
Will have 10 paym moi for II
raise price decrease
by the dnimon the
place proceedings secret and not until today
% he public
and It Others
embraces practically all
the C. J. o. Irwin prcsdent; shu
vice Mcdonnell
selling
mibmrn take the ground the
trade that costing them
explain
Of hay
they
muct the public the they
stricter sanitary regulations
pledge their faith taboo the all
milk and food
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hear the result Of the rhearHals tho
choir has been undergoing FOR lts Tour
Tor the past several months. The sing
ors have reached degree OF
proficiency never yet attained by
them and a. they have Incurred
considerable debt besides In
making their preparations. concert
would b. a great help 10 them as wen
~ u tteat 60 the public Such selections
nH thu Lucia seNtcttc. the quartettc
TraVihtn, Stephens Oratorio Of The
Nophltrs" and the lntruduc tion 10 his
own opera, The Diva have all been
prartlced until the singers know them
without copies rendered by triple set
~ our BEST sn0istH they would form a
rare evenings entertainment, and ono
that ought 60 crowd ths Tabernacle ne
that building has not BEEN filled since
IN. time Of the noted testimonial tens
dercd Ia Prof stephens.
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morning Lieut.. Smith took nuoncamino
60 the palace. He was only q few MIN
utcs In Gen OtiH' office. The prisoner
told Gen. OILS that he desired peace and
had for a long time used his lnnusnce
for peace. AEulnaldu, he added, was
rctrcatlnF north with 1900 men and
two cannon.
den. otis then smmoncd Provost
Marshal WllllHton. who previous 60
driving away with tineno amin0 received
Instructions 10 iock him ~ IN comforta.
NJ. quarters ana allow no pcrton 10 go
him.
nuencamino IL the chief author Of tho
Filipino constitution and most Of tho
state documents.
Washington. Nov. gi-The following
cnhloEfnm has been received at tho
war department from Gen. otis;
Manila, Nov. g5--innurRenta made
foint on linus last night. Three enlisted
men wounded their loss two killed, one
captured. quickly Withdrew. Additions
al troops sent frpm Manila today, In
surEcnts will hc driven SOUTH
Reports from Negroes encouraging.
CHIEF lnaurFsut leader north u Island
surrendered voluntarily, More plant.
iug being done Nor. sugar mills az
work than at any time since revolution
against Spain began, Officers report
people are apparently cheerful ana
hopeful. that form " government IN
operation well suited to conditions and
working smoothly"
Manila. Nov. %. 1850 y. m.-Ths
movement against the Insurgents In the
island of Pnnhy has resulted In driving
them To the mountains. twenty miles
Inward. The troops engaged were two
battallora " the Nineteenth regiment,
q battalion ~ Twenty sixth regiment,
The Eighteenth regiment. Gordon Mount.
81 Scouts and iridgman's battery of
/ the Sixth artillery.
The Amcrlcnna In MI lost ave men
/ Killed and had thirty-siEht men wound.
| "a. den. Hughes. Gen. Carpenter and
| COT. Edmund Rice commanded during
tho various fFnts. Thirty two infur.
gents were Killed In tho snsascmenis
| ana the natives reported that nineteen
! carloads 1f Wuund.d we're taken away,
The Americans killed were lieu.
tenant IT the EiEtteenth regiment and
| scTWrnnt " ARTILLERY. Twelve ohso-
/ lete cannon were captured sauta
| barbara and Mnhsin arsenal were de.
I rurted before the Americans arrived,
| The Insurgents HelnE Il was impossible
/ To- resist tho movement retired with
most VI their stores.
The Third infantry accommodating
| from iialinug met the insurgents on
! the main road and had "a running light
/ a. San ildefonso, where they drove
three hundred Flllpnos from an old
! spanish redouht
Proceeding towards san Miguel the
! Americans found the insurgents In a
! series ~ strong works two miles south
] ~ town, probably Gen. ITO dol pilar'H
] lld command numbering 100 men. An
! officer ana private were killed. The
| insurgents had four men killed and ten
/ spanish rclout.
/ turod.
This ~ probably the largest band
: NJ insurgents north of tho Paag river.
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L., ysy. s5.-Iord cromcr me
II. ~ -,rl.,sr here. has received 'ha
~, dispatch from General k''eh-
-. force caught M with the
X, tsrcs seven miles souihwcs, Of
800 attacked It, After a sharp
l.stsot hls position. The khall-
| Il. "a. surrounded by a body
Is,~ln. was killed. and all the
| fs4ifs were killed or captured
| y o.nan Dlsna. who escaped.
T.. nrlihss were utterly defeated.
,r,,ls camp was taken and thou
| /, srndsfed. a large number of
4, ,Anircn and cattle also ION In
| ! Aanis Of the AnElo-Egyptian
J.
b Kitchener al.o wircs'
.v.u,s's Arab scouts located the
! "a position at omdcbrikas. our
nirhsi from Gcdli In the moon
! irl frequently had to cut its way
"a he bush. II arrived before
j. % rising ground overlooking the
J., thlsh vas hidden In the trees.
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THE CHOIR TOUR.
Nothing Yet from lllgbee co. A Public
Performance Probable Soon.

Prof stephens. ~ the Tabernacle, II
still IN Ignorance ~ the movements ~
Mr. lilghc, who was To- conduct the
choir on It's Eastern trip IN January, IL
IL more than six weeks since Mr. ltigheo
last wrote Hts letters then hfenthod a
spirit NJ entire confidence In tho tour.
The reasons for hlH silence Mt stephens
has no means ~ knowing, but he VIII
probably telegraph him within the next
two Or three days Thrrv IN iikeli.
hood that Mr Illghco has changed his
plans from tho January to the spring
tour. but Mr., stephens says he cannot
understand his rUnH1ns for not writing.
In the meantlm. II h likely thnt the
public VIII be- given an opportunity Ia
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IA BACON MAY BE PARDONED.
'POH That the ExBanker May Escape Any Imprisonment
Petition Said TO BE Backed By Former
Comptroller Eckes.

Probability. Salt Lake will not
portion Of the Imprisonment which he
" 'uuse Marshall Tor making raise returns 10 'ho s''
IN sen.,,. - -..,...,,.
trs was be remembered considerable
u bacon took appeal Pending final decision he re-
gst IA ~ "'y under bonds Recently the finally passed
Aa circuit court being affirmed 1t was
mat hacons Imprisonment gone
oanker had determination TO die rather than
good many people been surprised had he
v threat belief however that the
r would suffer pcnentary and then secure
in irom the penitentlnry
ar BACON had other IDEAS the subject The execution OF
p could not be received from
alng advantage this Bacon hurried TO Washing
no ~ MS petition for pardon In this he Ia
er COMPTROLLER Eckes represented having
matter strongly BESIDES friends and relatives have
e influence bear and today private Information was
70 the effect probability, pardon would be
s a too before Paul received and
i. "fHee carried effect
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New York. Nov, 20 The REV. m Rob
ort IspWcry. a prominent baptist minis
ter died nt hi homo IN Plainhgld, y,
j.. today It, was 20 ycarH old, bt,
I.owofy was the composer ~ the well
known hymn. shall We Meet Beyond
the i,iVef." and many other equally
popular hymns DURING hlH career -
q clergyman he had been pastor NJ the
nloamingdale baptist church In this
city and Hanson Plasc baptist church
I'm ufl0hlyu.
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Frankfort, Ky. Nov. s5.-The court
" appeals today cllnched Taylor'a right
10 il1 Nelson county votes, The court,
an the Judges concurring, refused TO
dissolve the Injunction, ne asked by
Uoebpl's attorneys. The votes In con-
trovcrsy were certified Tor W. II, In
s,ead uf W. =. Taylor,
Judge Jones 81 Nclson county, ordered
these votes counted Tor W. =. Taylor,
and this order II affirmed.
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DRIVEN INTO THE GULF
Strong Winds Cause he Death Of Hundreds
Of Cattle.
severe storm on the Gull Coast q
Lo.se. VERY heavy fsars Tor
Human Life.

Dallas. Tex, Nov. s5.-Alarmlng re-
ports come from the lower Gulf coast
Of Texas, where a severe storm has
been raging The storm was In the
vicinity ~ Ilockport. a number q
small vessels have been lost aud hun
drcds u head OF cattle are drowned
having been driven Into the Gulf by the
the mainland.
Many houses have been destroyed and
II IL feared some lives were lost. Much
uneaalncnH IL felt for hunting and
yachting PARTIES from Dallas. amonl
whom are cN-Mayor Holland and T., IL
n. Green. son of lletuc Green. Of New
York.
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Washington. Nov. ss.-Tho adjuiant
scicial has received tho following ca.
blcgfam from Cen Otis.
Manila. Nov. ss-vcasei from Lin.
saycn Cult with dispatchcs from
WHEATON 10 gard inst. brought In
bucncamino. insurgcnt secretary 81
state, captured 2ist Inst. lie wac with
Agulnaldo aud party. lof, Tarlao nlEht
iaih Inst, to b. escorted north by two
thousand troops. fDm nayambau., and
Digupan. Thcsc troops Wheaton struck
az san Jaclnto. ana Young eastward.
AEuInaldo, with part ~ family. 81.
capped north with 900 men. passing BE-.
tween YOUNG and Wheaton YOUNG ~
iuW IN pursuit ~ last accounts. and
has been nuuned at San Fofnand1
AEuinaldna mother and oldest child.
Win huenctminu, separated from she
net or the party. The mother. who
wac lost IN IN" woods and child four
years old. ate with wheaion'- tfoupa
Two thousand dollars gold, belonging
10 thc mother. was captured and - now
In Manila treasury.
Heavy storm IN i.lnFnycn has pro.
vented loading ~ troops there Tor the
Macarthur has captured insurgent
director OF railroad, who underworld To
destroy railroad 60 pagupan. also Capt.
Lawrence. EnEilahman. who served
Asulnaldo's ARTILLERY.
tn" telegraph not working north
Of Tnflnc today.
"iAwtnn believed 10 be ON military
ROAD 90 bayamhang. Roads now pfae.
tlcablc for wagons aud supplies Tor
him being forwa rded.
"our troops haV. liberated 900 span.
ish prisoners recently"
Manila. Nov. Is, iils p m.-Buen.
cafniuo. the brains ~ the Filipino In.
surrcction, II locked up here In charF,
Of hrig. Gen. Edward II. willlsion. IN,
provost marshal whom Taflhc fsi
liusncamin0 fed nurthwaTd viii
AFulnuldo's four year-old son aud AT
Old lady supposed 70 be- the mother %
Aguinnldo'a confidential servant
| Thomas MnSarine, and guard ~
hundred soldiers.
| Teaching the nclFhborhooi Of tn
/ coast Nov, ~ nusncnmlnu found
! American soldiers on every sid. and
en'ap. impossible so he sought rcfugi
| IN q nltlc PanFarinan village. flx milei
| from MnnnGgn, whose people wens luke
warm toward tho insuffrctlon
on learning his Identity. some ryfu
aces brought the news on Nov. 90 q,
| Col, Luther u, Hare, commanding IN
Thiriy-third Infantry, garrlsonlnF Man
uagn. After communicating with Gen
Wheaton Gen. Marcus Crunln's hnttai
Ion surrounded N. village Nov. a
nncnchmino'H guard had hidden thel
rifles and uniforms ami liucnclminl
surrendered without resistance, lie hnt
only few clothes and g. 900 In sold.
Gen. Wheaton Kept tho woman AMI
child, ana sent Huonclminn % Manlll
on tho transport Hrutus. In charge -
Lieut.. Smith ~ the Twentieth infantry
lie seemed cheerful. ana rather giai
that his troubles had eliminated.
on the DrutuH arriving at Manila thi
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MRS. JANE s.wHITNEY DEAD
Passed Away ut Park City Today
Funeral on Monday.

Park CITY. Nov. 25,-Jane y. whitney,
wife Of Jethro $. whitney. the mining
man. died suddenly today Of heart fail
ure. She was II years OF age and great
ly beloved by her friends Her funeral
VIII take place from the salvation
Army Hall on Monday at one o'clock
D. M, under the auspices VI the Latter
day Saints.
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Dublin. Nov. gt-Mlchaoi Davitt was
thrown from hls carriage In street
accident In Dublin today and rendered
unconscious by the fan. lie revived
soon after h. had been taken 10 the
residence ~ John Dillon. Although he
complains ~ injuries 10 the back nnd
head. his physicians do not consider his
condition such na 10 cause alarm.
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DEATH FROM DIPHTHERIA
Dread Disease Claims Another Victim
az Provo.

Special per Deseret Telegraph.
Provo. Nov. s5,--piphtherla has claim
ed another Victim In this city. The AVE.
yoar-old son Of Mrs, ioura Phillips
stouter Of the Fourth ward having died
this morning. The case was Of q Group
form. Friday afternoon the boy was
playing around the room, and this
morning was seized with a NJ Of ohok-
ing and died at a. m. The little fellow
was buried this afternoon.
The other two cases are progressing
nicely.
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Kansas Ciiy. Mo, Nov, es.-Mlller
still leads In the forty-cight hour b.
cycle race at Convention Hall today,
The score at 80 stood.
Miller, GO3G
Julius. toic.
Gust Lawson, so1c.
Rcpins, i0la.
Waller. s05t
IAngcnfcldcr. 800.
Ncdrrhufcr. go,
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st. Louis. Nov. 2s.-Thc Troy EN-
change Hank at Troy, H.. eighteen
miles from ~, Louis, was wrecked by
safe blowers about $50 a, m, and ev-
erythlng ~ value In the bank was TAX.
On. Tn, robbers secured between 1900
and a.. 900 IN cash ana stacks % honda
and other securities and escaped
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BAKER city. ore. Nov. 2i--As the re-.
suit ~ "a quarrel over n card game. NJ
I.osaen. a culored buutblack. shot aud
killed Hughes Younger, o. gambler. to-
day. loosen secured a shotgun aud ~
Younger was entering the 81 Law.
renee restaurant the nogru shot him
through the heart. Younger walked
into u saloon and fell dead. Loosen
gave himself uu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

London, Nov. 25.-Thc funeral of
Lady Salisbury. who died Noy. 90. was
held today. Lord Salisbury was not
president At the public services owing
10 illness. but he attended the services
In the house. Al the pfcmicrs CHILE
drcn, now In England. followed the
body 10 the grave. The coftcge also
included a. J. Balfour and other rcia-
tiyeH.
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fFGISIVE BATTLE
| WON BY THE BRITISH
,.mv Utterly Defeated, Their Whole
Camp Taken, and Thousands
Surrendered.

,., eader Of the Soudan Uprising. is Killed - Prin-
rrirs Killed or Taken Prisoncrs-0nly 0sman Digna
r',,oed - Final Blow Administered in the War in the
dan - Gen. wingate's Force Did the Work - Many
u.neo and Children also Cattle, Fall into the Hands Of
,se Auglo.Egyptian Expedition.
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wanhinEton. Nov BAH the cxccu-
tivs branches u ~, government are
sust e.idcd and the dcpsrtmcnii are
closed today. Nearly OH % the
prominent officials ~ tn government
have gone to Patterson to attend the
suur7pl of Vice President Hobart. AM
fiars throughout the city are at half
stan A. evidence o. tho not ulirity
~ tho late Vice rrcsldcnt hundreds -
private residences today displayed
mourning cmblcma
President Mckinley and cabinet left
here NJ 6.is a. m. for Paterson. y. j.,
vnnla ruad.
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ACUINALDO'S SON
WITH GEN. WHEATON
Filipino Leaders Mother and Child Taken
by the Americans, and He az.
Gets a Close Call.

len Young Following Him coseyGen Wheaton Struck Agui.
nados Main Force ueneamno, Filipino Secretary Of State
Captured, Also 5000 in God-Gen Macarthur Sezes Rail-
way Wreeker and Agunaldo's English Chief Of Artillery
800 Spanish Prisoners Liberated - Gen. Lawton Pushing
to the Norh-Fighng at mus-Success at Negroes.
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nrlahau,. Nov. s5.-The mlnlatery has
resigned a. an outcome of vote of the
assemhl. In connection with the con.
rirucuon ~ railroads. The governor
has summoned Mr. Dawson. leader Of
the labor opposition. TO form new cab
met
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

New Haven. Nov. s5..-First half end.
cd: score. Yale. 10: Princeton. g.
Princeton wins. Score. Princeton,
II. Yale. 10.
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nine feet. a large space before the
pulpit wis left undec1rttfi nnc
the ca-ket rested and many Of the
floral tributes were laid.