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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-04
WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

Royal and United States Mall Steamerz
Germanic, Feb. IL II m Celtic Mch. IL 9:30 . m
Britannia, Feb. 19 m Britannica Mch 10 n m
SAdriatic, Feb. Is I1iSOam lGermanic Men 26 10 am
'Ieutonlc. Men. s. m "Teutonic, Apl. 2 D m
From " hite Star dock, root OF West Tenth 81.
Second cabin on these steamers Saloon rated
80 and upward. Second cabin, S35 and upward,
according 70 steamer and location of berth. Ex-
eursion tickets on favorable terms. Steerage. so.
Mhite star drafts payable on demand In all the
principal banks throughout Great Britain. Ap-
ply 70 john J. MCCORMICK, 6S9 and 4O1 Smith
neld st., PtttseurE, or j. BRUCE ISMAI, Cen
erAl Agent, II Broadway, New YORK. ja22-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-04
A NEW COAL COMPANY
Said to Have Purchased n Big Tract In
CIearfieId County.

fsPEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsFArcH.!
GREENsBURG. January 3.-Leouard Keck, of
this place, and j. NJ. Keck, of Kecksburg, this
county, have just effected the purchase of q
big tract of land in Clearfield county. A COM
pany will be formed at once and will be known
as the Woodland Semi-Bituminous Coal Com
pany, of Clearfeld county, and ]. M. Keck
will be President.
The coal is said to be of a superior quality
The development Of the tract will be COM
menced at an early day. and great many
miners will find employment.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-04
CHARGED WITH CRAMER,s MURDER.

given as the cause. The Morgans and RileyS
are very wealthy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Third District Court.

The following matters came before
this Court yesterday afternoon
When the case of Lloyd T. Dor
sey, alleged criminal lbel, on com.
plaint Of }. Whitehead, Jr., was
called on in the Third District
Court yesterday afternoon, the
prosecuting witness stated that he
had received Satisfaction and had
concluded not 10 proceed with the
action. Upon this the case was dis
missed. The facts of the case were
these: In June Of the pre- sent year,
an article appeared in the San Fran.
cisco Illustrated World, uf which
Borsey was the Salt Lake CORE
spondenr, referring TO the alleged
tscapades Of cstain real estate
operator Of this city. Mr.. White
head thought he was the party re-
.errei 10 and mad the correspondent
arrested on a charge OF criminal
libel.
In the divorce case Of Ada Saxton
vs. George Saxton, defendant did
not appear. Notice OF his default
MAS ordered entered and the further
hearing Of the case postponed until
II was definitely known whether he
would appear anu make a defense.
TIL. following bdsiness was dis
posed OF before Judge Zane today:
The case Of John a. Benuicn ct
al. We. Elizabeth Pugmire et al was
dismissed.
In the case Of Michael Mahoney
vs.. William Mahoney ct al; decree
ordering sale OF p-eniiser
The accounts OF the United States
nsarshal were presented, sworn 20
anu allowed.
In the case Of 7. ID. Murphy vs..
James StockGale ct al; statement
for new trial submitted for settle
f,as.nr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Cleyeland's MinStrels.

Al the Theatre, December IL, IS
and 10, and matinee en- the 18th,
this company willappear. The king
OF minstrel managers, w. 5. CIeve-
land, says he has this season organ
Ized four large aud fine minstrel
COMPANIES, constituting all the
reputable talent, both foreign and
native, that Is worth seeing or hear
ing. These organizations, he con-
siiers, are the most thorough, high
flushed, AMI expensive that has
ever Oeel presented 10 the people of
this or any other country. Thou
sands Of dollars, or what would be
considered n fortune Ia the ordinary
walks Of life, have been expended
III costumes and stage properties.
the magnificence OF which cannot
be satisfactorily described, but must
be seen before their royal elegance
can he realized. There are in all
upwards Of two hundred and eighty
people employed in the different
organizations
Mr.. Cleveland promises to surpass
all former efforts in this line Of
amusement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
mother Utah lHy.ufjou

Tie Seieat'5c -dHe-ieGa, OF Dec
en5zr II, contains m illustrated
Representation Of an improved vs.o.
aPeie' patented iy lIr. Frank Mar
in, o: Fort Douglas, this Territory.
The Improvement is in the drivin.
Mechanism, aud calculated n rrn.
'el the machine az a Du..b bi.-b.r
ale OF speei than criinari.y ~
llaei, aud with 4 minimum o.i,is,
! power y neat auf minute A.
eontaii ing the driving mechanism.
: lotliy,i on -i-Uer siit. OF ttl,, r,g,.T,.
al: each provided with an Ipwar...
! extending lever.
Four STRAPS, each attached bv on..
sAi. To the box collar. are carrie.
lli~arG IL contact with the friction
p!ler>, their outer ends seInr a.
Ached 10 tie sliding collar covs.ju-
y lerlpheries or lls disk pilates.
.hts- straps are hr ugh; into epera-
-'a by the back stroke Of another le-
.ei within easy reach Of the rider.
US engaging the p2wis in the ratci-
: :. ''eih II eacn backward strskr,auY
Lpping over them on the lor,yari
= !-rg Teriag stroke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
The Street Railroad DISPUTE.

Yesterday afternoon the legal sr-
gumvpte in the Street Railcoau
cases wefe concluded in the Thru
District Court and the c.tses sab
mitiei to Judge Zane. Attorney
Arthur Brown, on behalf of the
property owners, claimed that the
railroad companies allowed their
cars 10 run a. the rate Of twenty
miles an hour, while the terms of
the franchises granted u rate Of but
twelve miles. Sucn a speel was
destructive TO private rights,
and virtually gave the com
panies an exclusive right to tine
streets. liza private citizen should
dare 10 drive 4 team through the
streets ~ The spessi attained by tine
cars. he would be arrested immedi-
aiely. But IT i different. lie said.
wiki The r.il!osd companies. Tney
eau race their cars through tine
streets a. any rate ;hey chouse. and
IL a property owner should object 20
the invasion Of his rights he Is called
hard names. The property owner
mas no redress but to appeal TO the
Law. WITNESSES had testified 10
the difficulty experienced in con.
trolling the cars on r heavy -.ade
ON Wet and frosty mornings, an!
when such was the Ease a convey
ance coming up the grade was liable
% lie wrecked and the driver ard
animal injured unless they could
ge Oat Of the way in time. In some
PORTIONS Of the road the track formed
u sort Of '.nackbone-. " hich in som.
Instances was six or seven inches
above the grade, and il was im;,os-
sible Tor teams TO lass over except
At a right angle, and even then II
Wa. a difficult proceeding for n
loaded team He urged thai il was
SIMPLY an attempt 20 rOb the
property owners ia order TO enrich
a favored few; that in order to
render valuable the alkali plains
south OF the city aud other outlying
properties the companies took upon
the right TO injure prop
erty in the thickIy-settled portions
OF the city without compensatiug
tue owners.
1t is expected that Judge Zane will
deliver his decision in the matter
within a few days. This is looked
ierward TO with considerable inter
est.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
The { ,horal Sacieiy.

The meeting of the Choral So
ciety at the Assembly Hall last
night was, all things considered, n
splendid success. & vast array of
musical talent was represented.
Nearly, IL not quite, n thousand
persons fiom the various musical or
CARNATIONS of the city were present,
and were royalty rewarded for their
attendance by the excellent re-
hearsal OF an informal programme.
DIR. Vincent, one Of the directors.
briefly gave an historical sketch Of
the Society and the oidec, OF its
organization, stating that it was an
outgrowth of the well remembered
ami eminenily successful musical
festival held last May. Also that
the present organization consists of
go voices only, and that
il was the earnest wish OF the
management TO increase the men,
benship Ia four hundred. The So
cieiy was in good condition bot the
number stated was necessary TO
make IL entirely seif-supporting.
rhe Church authorities had gra-
tuitously granted the useof the hell
anu organ, and in consequence of
this and other acts of kindness that
had been extended, the fee Of menu
bership for sixteen lessons had
been placed ut the nominal sum of
81. He earnestly requested all
musically inclined people TO become
honorary members OF the society.
The ''Soldiers'C Chorus, "as+lection
from Faust, was the first exercise
and was loudly applaudei. "Noble
Chief,- from a Russian opera. was
also creditably performed. The
event of the evening was the
rendition OF Summer" Welsh
giee recently translated by q menu
Der Of the Society. "Hsil Bright
Abode'' march. a ranhauser sei-c-
ton, was u spirited andweIl rendered
piece. The organ solo by Miss
Hamilton, q Russian church air,
was much appreciated. The
"Angels' Serenade, "by the Mando-
lin and Guitar club. was followed
by an outburst ofapplause and twice
encored.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Death Of captain Day.

Csp.ain II. II. Day, the well
known mining m n and prospector.
died at the Cullen Hotel in this city
yesterday, aJ the age Of 6ssyears.
Captain Day was Il native OF New
Hampshire, but came West in 1879,
and engaged in mining business in
California. where he remained for
number OF years. He subsequently,
moved 20 Nevada, and for some
time had charge Of valuable mining
properties in that State. OF late
years he has been a Resident Of
Utah. where he had continued
mis- profession until physically dis-
abied. The malady with which he
was afflicted was q terrible one. be-
ing an ulcerous necrosis Of the Jaw.
by erysiprlas. The
funeral rites were conducted at ]
O'Clock this afternoon, and was
largely attended by mining men
anu friends Of the deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Accidental Poisoning.

A sericu, case OF poisoning oc-
Cured at Paradise on Tuesday even
ing. The victim was Mr.. Oliver
Smith, aud be had been severely
poisoned by taking an overdose Of
cuagh medicine containing prussir
acid. DIR. Ormsby was called To
attend him and found the patient
suffering from iochjsw, caused by
the poison; and also Undergoing a
series of teianic fits. He .xperi-
enced great pai:i, and was perspir-
Ing in n terrible manner. The doc
tor u.i everything possible TO relieve
s.im, snd the patient is slowly re-
covering, but Is still very low
Persons using cough medicine
should be careful 10 take il strictly
according to directions, as much OF
the medicine, while good if proper
ly used, may result disistrUusly if
taken in large qusntities.-Logda
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
The Theatre.

A visit to Salt Lake Of so good an
actor as Louis James is an import
ant event in the amusement annals
of the city. Mr.. James will open
at the Theatre next Monday even
ing in n grand revival Of Shakes
peare's tragedy Of Macbeth" n
character ia which he has probably
no superior on the stage today. On
Tuesday night ''Othello' will be
produced, and the engagement
closes with that romantic play,
aThe Marble Heart" The COM
pany supporting Mr.. James is an
excellent one, and includes the
clever young actor +. &. Mcsley,
II. a. Langdon. Miss Victory
Bafeman, Miss Kgtheslne Alvord
aud others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Horse Thieves

yesterday afternoon two hard
.a4Taeters vino gave the names Of
higgins and Johnson we're taken
'7ioFe Commissioner NorreI. on 4
-aAFse o. horse stealing. Itappears
u. 21OU; , O'Clock the defendants
'eAt u ine barn Of Mr.. Eiwar. S,
az ieI, ihiri south Street. TOOK
:. q horse a"I started III town
~ IN H. Several usrsons saw thu
--I-i4aI being led oil and think
II rather strange. in
-..nei Mr. Edwards Of the circum-
,nes. Upon his arriving at the
'@>Ateh ngiilinc he saw the horse
s'-piearins round the White
-l1>e corner, called Deputy
= crAls.ial Bush, aud they stlrted
- ne thieves. The latter were
- "a place under arrest aud when
.-s'i VIVA. they meant 10y such a
= cling, sim .ly replied that they
Inl rJpe AMI didn't know
-, vas on the end OF - Tne
.-eaIints, 81 default Of bonds IN
,slm Of 500, were taken to the
'1ehilary u await the hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Ayerdict Set Aside.

In the oaae Of John Stocking, con;
victrd aboat a fortnight ago On q
charge Of perjury, Attorney lie
Grand Young TINS morning, in the
Third District Court, made a motion
for new trisl, chiefly on the ground
that the evidence a:a nol warrant
the verdict of the jury. United
S.ates District Attorney Varian OPP
posed the application. After hear
ing couusels' aiements, Judge
Zane set aside the verdict, remark
Ing, 81 was surprised ut the verdict
when II came in"
The case arose out ri. the city
election on the 10th oil February
last. The defendant had a person
mined Tarpey arrested for illegal
voting on that occasion, and the
ofense was alleged to have been
Committed in connection with cer-
tain statements made 10y Stocking
in affidavit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Police Court.

Nine hacchanalians were assessed
! he sum Of S each by Judge
t,aey today.
Two other individuals were ar
.'saed for q similar oGense and
'l,snesi 10 ten days each at hard
az ~ on the public streets.
l,.iafies CsldWeli Is in Jail for in
IN exposure Of person.
-i4s Failin laagIishes in dur
- vile Tor obtaining meals under
pTetsnses.
EN- Murray and John Smith are
sel with roObing an old man
,-e name Of Hill. who resides at
~. -: Fiith West Street. ami who
49, iOuhd ina drunken and uncon-
~ condition in the rear Of the
~ saloon. opposite the Tribune
"a On Friday night last When
en- IN mau vas aroused from his
ss ~ Il vas, discovered that he
l., MINUS minus AisEold watch and chain
n. % ia N Bney. Murray aud
d, !, We're srressei on suspiciou,
~ 'ie 1r!tence was incomplete,
tsIr,' ae accused were disebsrg II,
..sSs gwen twenty four hours 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Closing OF . Bnnk.

CLANFIELD, Peuna., Dec. l6.-
Inc Cianfield County Bank closed
lts doors this morning. The depos-
itos are made safe by a mortgage
on real estate for three times the
amount Of their deposits. The
owner of the bank is ext. 5. Sena
tor William A. Wallace. The lia-
6ilities are Sl50,0OO; assets, $3.50, :
900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Suspen,iing Work.

PORTLAND, Ogn., Dec. ld.-The
chief engineer Of the Union Pacific
Railway Company received a dis
patch from New York today stating
that the executive Of the Union
Pacific have directed that WORK
shall be SUSPENDED on.the road now
being constructed from Portland 10
Seattle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
O'Shen at Work.

LONDON, Dec Is. - Captain
O'Shea writes to the Tunes that he
Is taking measures 10 secure the
needful consent Of Others to produce
documents TO refute Healy's false
statements about the election con-
tests at Liverpool in 1856 and Gal
way in 1855.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Prof. Giles iii.

A dispatch to the NEWS from H,
A. Andersod, manager Of the B. Y.
Academy Concert Company coz
veys the sad intelligence that Tie
musical director Of the organization,
Prof. Henry Giles, Is dangerously
III az Provo. In Consequences the
INTENDED trip Of the company to Lo-
gan is postponed till after the hcli.
days The many friends Of Prof.
Giles in this city will regret to learn
Of his prostrstion,' anu will hope and
pray for his recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
EnIoEikIng O.Brien.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IG.-The com.
mittees Of the Irish-A americans to
arrange for the reception Of the
Irish ENJOYS, tomorrow night, have
passed. n resolution recognizing Par
nell's past service anu euiogizing
o'Brien's position In seeking for h
reconciliation Of the Irish factions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16

tefribly wrought up over the killing
OF Sitting Bun. Instead Of creating
an easy feeling, IL has aroused muck
apprehension. II Is feared that
many families Of settlers will fall
victims 20 the vengeance Of Sitting
Buil's followers. Sitting Bulls son
who was killed was OMIT twelve
yean old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
FIGHTING EACH OTHER.
Only "Eccenfrie'

"Father Gatien,' who recently
planted a suit for libel in the Thir,i
District Court against the Salt Lake
fttuae Publishing Company, ami
who has been confined in the county
jail for some time past. was exam
ined by n committee Of the medical
fraternity before the Probate Court
last evening, who gave il as their
opinion that the defendant was not
insane, hut rather "eccentlc.o He
was therefore discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
- m n IT h -

sxIIH.-Decsmber IS. iss-o. Of typhoid
uneumoni IA. Jennett Hilton Smith. daagh-
ter Of John Y end Annie Hilton Smith
born IN Salt LAKE CITY, octnberis Is.s-
Funeral from the THIRD Ward Assembly
Room on Wednesday Al pm. Fnends
are invited 10 stfeEd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Important pi.ca.err-

COLUMBIA, 5. C., Dec. l6.-P. A.
Emanuel, 4 member Of the bar of
this State, has discovered a process
by which aluminium can be made
from kaolin, At cost Of $3.50 per
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Found Dead

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l6.-Ms-
Seneca Fell ami her child, Olive
Torren-e, were found dead this
morning. IL is supposed that they
had been sutiocated 10y coal gas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
The Suppressed United Ireland. =

DUBLIN, Dec. &c. Upon applica-
ton Of counsel in behalf Of Parneil,
the court granted an injunction re
sirainiug the publication Of the
SlipDress,d United ireland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
pcn,h Of Grn.rnII arrrr.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. l6.-
Breyet Major General Alfred II.
rorry, or The retired list OF the
United States army, died this MORN
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
FRAGMENTS,

-
&. IA AUGUSTUS kUNZLER, a
~ q Switzerland, vas admitted
s,:,s,so.hip ia the Third District
,bIs morning.
.,-i,eer Is getting ready
!hft nine proposed new bridge
- the Jordan river in the vici-
ri Fifth South Street.
y ,,.,,,,,.,> hos nm. ?,
Irp5L Iii Le b,-.,S AGAIN 70.
sw. on Tasrsiay morning
osoae- Will AXE up the chancery
-
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..ilsn'S Unit ~ iaii. ye-ierday. f5r
ING stolen goods in their pcsses-
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Z. :. Mc' u u'0N'
rHE new variety" Theatre on
gs q Z, Avenue vas opened for
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55eoi - !, - - = - = ''e's
- AZ : < . - '''-' al 4 I 3 NC
rE3,IAs sud Carrie Delaney, tie
.-rJ c.fbes thieves, who were
.,,;-nei Before Judge Laney yes
,.l,v afternoon, We're sentenced a.
srri Isl days respectively N the
.,-ly jail.
TIE Rio Granie Western Rail
81 Company announces that IN
n-rnlier y. =. Il al 7 gs-;aary l
s IS will sell round triP tickets from
cations to all s.stious in Ct,b
. gle t.in fare, good 10 return
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Sitting BULLS DEATH.
II is Thought TO he the Beginning
of the End.

CHICAGO, Dec. l6.-Up TO noon
today no further news was received
at the army headquarters regarding
the situation in the Northwest.
Speaking of the desth Of Sitting
Bull Aojutant-General Corbin said
TO an Associated Press reporter that
it was mos. probably the beginning
Of the end Of the trouble. He said
that rs Sitting Bull was dead, the
Indians,who had great faith in him
rs 3 medicine man, would come In
to settle the difficulty with the
agency within the next TWO or three
days, when they hear OF his death.
If they do not General Brooke has
things in shape TO make short work
of them. They are penned up in
the Bad Lands where NOBODY lives
and where they can DO no damage.
THE COUNTRY AoIrArED.
MiSNEAPoLIs, Dec 10. The
journals, Bismarck, n. D., special
nys-The country round about IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
SPECIA: NOTICES.


Wedding Dress Materials, Bridal
Sets and Bridal wreaths, at special
sale prices q.
+. AUERBAcH & Bios,
One Price Establishment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-16
Baron Hirseh, Of Vienna. Is Organ.
ixiug Society in Their
Behalf.
eALLoriSo FoH US. SENATORS
IN IDAHO.
New Discovery; How 10 Make Alum.
inuE frsm Sso,in At Mod.
crate Cost.
LONDON CATHOLICS APPEAL TO
THE POPE.
Sitting Bulls Death Aronses Much
Apprehension Among the
Settlers,
BY Telegraph to the srws.r
In Rehaffnf,he I...

vienna, Dec. l6.-Baron Hirsch
IL organizing a meeting in behalf Of
the Jewe.
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$1,000 FoR TIE hide.

An enterpsising Bismarck mer-
chant this morning offered $1,000 for
sitting Bulls hide.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6. - The
coinage committee today elected
wickham tohiol chairman, TO sue
ceed COnger, who resigned to be-
come minister TO Brazil.
The bill introduced by Carter
(Montana) was ordered favoIably
reported. ltprovides that gold coin
may be exchanged for gold bars,
but gives the director Of the mint
power to use his discretion, to i'm
pose for such exchange a charge
which shall equal the cost Of manu-
featuring them.