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Shot by Mexican Outlaws

DENVER, Colo, April 1S-At Ell Paso night
before last party OF Mexican outlaws raided
the ranch of John Barnes, ten miles northeast
of Ell Paso and got away with twenty
horses. Barnes tracked the thieves to a
mountain pass, eight miles north of Ell Paso.
and come to this city for help and returned
with Deputy United States Marshal Tussel-
man, OF Preside county, and George Herald to
capture the outlaws. who were overtalen in the
mountains. a fight enSued and Tusselman was
shot dead from his horse with three rifle balls
in his head. His remains were brought in this
morning. A posse chased the outlaws to the
Rio Grande and lost them in the Bosque where
horses could not go. The outlaws We're led by
noted Mexican cut throats
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The Senate Leak Investigation.

WASHINGTON, April 1s-The Senate in execu-
tive session disposed of the report and recon-
mendation of the Dolph special committee to
Ind the leaks by which the proceedings of exec
utlVe sessions become public. The report re-
cited the failure of the inquiry to establish the
collplcIIy OF anyone with the newspaper men.
and recommended that the latter be cited be
tore the Senate to be dealt with for contempt
The report was discussed nearly four hours and
AZ the close the recommendations of the COM
nlttee were rejected by a vote of 81 to %. This
Is supposed ends the latest farce in connec-
lon with the executive sessions of the Senafe
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San Francisco Stock Yards Company.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S-The Union Stocb
Yards company of San Francisco was incorpo
rated with capital of s., 100000, to establish
stock yards for collecting stock of all kinds fol
sale. A number of packing houses are to be
established in various coast cities
Two of these costing $4,000 each
Will be erected at the stock
yards which viii be located at Point Pinole
The head of the company is ID. j. Hedges pres.
1dent of the stock yards Sioux city, Iowa. 1t is
also stated that packing houses will be estab-
1shed at Los Angeles, San Diego, Portland,
Seattle and Tacoma
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with Kyrle Bellew over year ago, and who
has been judicially pronounced insane. will be
resumed before Justice Cullen. OF Brooklyn,
saturday morning. AS Miss Coffin has persist
emily refused to sign the checks which she re-
celved as interest on the 100000 estate
lett by her grandfather her board bill
mas not been paid regularly at the
private institution where She is confined.
several hundred dollars are now owing on her
account Mrs. Coffin is very anxious to settle
TINS Indebtedness and her lawyer will ask to
nave another appointed as committee to take
charge OF the person and property of her daugh-
ter Neither Miss Collins relatives nor the
trustees OF her Cincinnati estate will oppose
IlllS application but it is believed that Justice
cullen viii refuse to give Mrs. Coffin sole
charge OF her daughters person and estate
panied by competent nurse, will take her
daughter ON a long tour through Europe, believ.
ing that travel ard q complete change of scene
lusionS $500 = ~
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Racing at MemDhis.

MEMPHIS April 1s.-Three-fourths Of a mile
John Sherman won, Julia MCGEE second, Virgo
dor third. Time :2O1a.
Seveneighths of mile-Tom Stevens won
King Roxbury second, Kenilworth third. Time
i :3S.
Half a mile-Dundee won, Chimes second.
Bowen third. Time-52%.
Mile and one-eighth-Bonnie King won
Alphonse second, Hornpipe third. Time :53l
Mile-Boaz won, Chilhowie second Mouatair
third Time 80
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a Multi Hanged

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 1S.-Ben Elsey.
colored, was hanged this afternoon. His neck
was broken. He was executed for the murder
OF j. W. Meadows, railroad conductor. in Jan
uary, 1889. IN addition to this he murdered and
ROBBED an old farmer and wife in Douglass
county, Georgia, five years ago: shot police
man in Atlanta, and in December, 1883. robbed
and murdered an italian peddler in this city.
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Austrian Strikers Becoming Riotous

VIENNA April 1S.-The strike has extended
to all industrial centres in east Silesia. The
sixty persons arrested at Wittokowitz yester
day attacked and wounded two sentrfes durino
the night and twenty escaped. Coal is becom
ing scarce and there are fears of famine. The
strikers in Ostran are attacking factories in the
vicinity and damaging buildings, and comneII.
ing those at work to desist under threats of
violence AT Polnische Ostran collision oc-
Cured to-day between the strikers and troons
Eight Of the strikers were wounded r.
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Denew ON the Race Problem.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Chauncey NJ. Depew
presided at the regular meeting of the New
York association of Yale alumni tonight. and
made an impromptu speech upon the south,
touching upon some things he had seen during
his recent trip. Ia discussing the race problem
he said that education and the accumulation OF
property would solve it, as they would remedy
the evils Of New York city's bad government,
There are in New York over one hundred thou.
sand persons as ignorant and illiterate as am
negro in the south
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Utah Commissioners in WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1S.-[Special tele,
gram to The HERALD. THE two members of
the Utah commission, Messrs. Godfrey and
Saunders, were reinforced to-day by the arrival
vi Mr.. Robertson, who has been in PHILADELPHIA
attending the reunion of the Loyal Legion. All
three gentlemen expect TO leave for Salt Lake
within the next forty weight hours. They all
vigorously deny that their presence here has
any relation to nnlitics
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Abandoning Castle Garden.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-This was the last day
On which immigrants viii be landed at Castle
Garden The immigration commissioners had
their valedictogy meeting this afternoon and
heard read the termination of the contract be-
tween them and the treasury department. That
part OF the contract however, winch states
that the secretary OF the treasury VIII make
provision for sick and insane immigrants in the
care OF the commissioners, still holds good
grants tomorrow
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The Terror of Conex island.
Especial to TIE HERA1D-t,xarniner Disnat,

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Mrs. Elizabeth Morey.
who assaulted DR.. Hill in car on the Coney
Island railroad, April 5, was arraigned for the
second time last evening before Judge Newton
and jury at Coney Island on the charge of
assault and battery. On the first trial the Jury
disagreed. Mrs. Morey took the stand in her
own behalf and practically admitted having
committed the assault, but DIR. Hill had pro,
volled her The justice gave her five minutes to
sum her case before the jury, but the address
lasted over quarter Of an hour. During her
address she called the doctor liar, coward
and lbeltine. The jury returned a verdict of
assault in the first degree
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California at the Worlds Fair

CHICAGO, April 1o-Washington Porter. of
Chicago, who has extensive fruit interests in
California and who has just returned from there
says: california will probably annro-
pirate S,OOOO00 for her exhibit at
the worlds fair, at least Governor
Waterman says he will favor the appropria-
ton OF such an amount and il seems safe To
suppose that he re-echoes the general senti-
ment OF his state. The fruit interests of cali
fornia will raise Sl.0O0000 for their exhibits and
viii ask for several acres of space in which 10
lay out grove of oranges and lemon trees
which will bloom and bear fruit during the hof
months of the fair.''
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Races at Elizabeth. N. J.

ELIZABETH, n. j., April 1S-The weather was
pleasant and the track fast
Threefourths of a mile-Fordham won. ST.
John second, Lismony third Time-1:1S7l.
Free handicap, one and one-eighth Of a mile
Erie won, Hamlet second, Jim Mccormick
third. Time :5S3s.
Mile and one-siXteenth-Golden Reel won
Lotion second, Vandergrift third Time :525f
Meadow stakes, three-fourths of a mile
LENA b. won, Samaria second, Belinda third.
Time-1:16.
Three-fourths of a mile Golden Rod won.
Can't Tell second Theora third Time-1:1S%.
Mile-King's Bridge won. Nlinuet second, Lee
Christy third Time-1:143
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New York's sherif's Office Scored.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The general term of
the supreme court has affirmed the decision of
the special term, setting aside certain con-
Iessed judgments and assignments of Schwab g.
Son, lace merchants. Judge Barrett's opinion
Is very severe in its criticism of the sheriff's
Office methods. He says: 1.-The sherif's sale
was sham. Preferred creditors pretended To
purchase The bulk OF The goods, but they never
pald penny or received a penny's worth of
goods. The pretended partnership between
the brothers was as transparent as the sale and
all that preceded it''
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Good! An Umbrella Thief Arrestad

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Henry B. Clarke. for
merly property man of one of the leading New
York theatres and a member of the Actors Am
ateur Athletic Association of America, was ar
rested this afternoon On the charge of larceny.
by j. Barton Key, the author 1t seems thai re-,
Gently a number of umbrellas have been stolen
from the club house, among them one DESIGNED
as a present to Corbet, the man who ''bested';
placed at S175. Clarke says he must have heen
drunk when he took the umbrellas.
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The Impending Pittsburg Strike.

PITTsBURG, April 1S.-A new feature of the
strike situation is the probability Of a strike of
the street railway employees at the same time
The other railway employees go out. They are
considering the adrisabllity OF making stimuli
.ancous demand FOR higher wages. AS a result
VI The conference to-day ii is said by leading
men on both sides that the difficulty will prob
lbly be settled without strike
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Baseball.
Al Daggett,s Postal Cards

NEW HAVEN, April 1S.-The troubles OF the
postal card factory have been satisfactorily ar
ranged, George E. Lemon, Washington CAPT.
talist. has, il is said come 10 DaprafJS reiief
1t IS alleged that a fine of 10 cents a thousand
on 2UeoOOO cards will be imposed by govern
lnent Tor the defective work caused by Daggett's
trouble and nne equal TO the nrnfifs
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A NauvOO Mystery.

NAUvoo, Ill, April 1S.-To-day workmen ex
cavating the grounds for St. Mary's convent
where an old barn stood, uncovered a well at
least one thousand feet in depth. The
floor of the barn consisted of SOLID
stone tagging. The theory is that a number of
subterranean passages were made by the Nor
mons during their stay here that led to the
well. An investigation viii be made as to the
use to which these mysterious passages were
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Stanley in Paris.

PARIS, April 1s-Stanley has arrived from
Cannes.
Adyices from Lagos state that the King Of
pahomey, with his army, is encamped near
Porto Novo. The Dahomians have burned
Eight villages and caused panic in the district.
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Getting his Hand in Early.

TExARKANA, Ark, April 1S.-To-day B. K.
Sweet and S. w. Stewart had row in the for-
mers saloon. Stewart got the worst of the
light and as he was leaving the place an eleven
year old boy of Sweets seized a revolver from
the bar ana shot Stewart, killing him instantly.
The boy was arrested.
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Farewell My Own.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-W. H. Messenger, who
came here from San Francisco stood on the
pier Wednesday and saw the Majestic, OF the
White Star line, carry his wife and children
toward England. He was to go with them. but
went to the laundry to get some clothes and the
steamer got away. He will sail on the Servia
to morrow.
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A sensation in St, Petersburo-

ST. PETERSBURG, april 1S.-A sensation has
been caused here by the announcement that a
person WHO attempted TO obtain plans of Rms
san fortresses obtained his orders from Baron
Plessen. an attache OF the German embassy
here. The latter has, it is said. suddenlv de-
camped. w
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Death Of John tardwelI,s Som

RICHMOND, Texas, April 1S-The death is
announced Of son of John Cardwell, United
States cousul general to Carlo, Egypt, during
Elcveland's administration, of heart disease
re was Tor many years editor and one of the
propr1etorS OF the Austin Statesman
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with two daughters, four years and
eighteen months. clasped in her arms
He called to her to come out
put instead she ran and jumped for the bed
leaving her children burning on the floor. He
could not enter because of the heat. Mrs. Sells
has been slightly demented for some time, and
1t is probable she set fire to the house after kill
ing her children
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Gunter Against Mansfield.

New YORK, April 1s.-In the suit of Play
wright Gunter against Actor Mansfield, the
court of common pleas to-day entered an order
directing Mansfield to return all the effects Of
and enjoining him from producing Prince
Karl" The Dutch Courier or similar plays
under any title.
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THE RICHEST STOCK
of Carpets ever brought to Utah can be
seen at H. Dinwoodey's.
Cliff HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
Iect in its appointment. Table first-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G. BRIxEN & Bro, Props.
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WHITE UOUSE

corner OF Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull
man Office in the hotel. Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout. Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms $500 to 81 so per
day. H. L. HALL. Proprietor. y
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Arrested for Pension Erands

SHELBYvILLE, Ind, April Estate Repre-
sentative Wilson, with his father. was arrested
to-day on an Indictment from the United States
court, charged with pension frauds. Bv fraud-
ulent means they secured the annulment of
marriages entered into by soldiers widows. and
then had them reinstated on the pension rolls.
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The Lone Chinaman,s Case.

OTTAWA, April 1S.-In the commons to-nigh
member drew attention to the reported deten
ton of Chinaman on suspension bridge. Tn,
minister of justice said he had not heard of the
case. He added that there was no law for keen
ing out Cinnamon. but if Chinaman failed &
pay the duty he would be liable to penalties.
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Presbyterian Convention Adjourned.

PITTsBURG. April 1S.-The convention of dele
gates OF the Reformed Presbyterian and United
Presbyterians adjourned tonight after adoptinp
resolutions favoring organic union and recon-,
mending the appointment of delegates to a con
ventlon or council with view to framing a
basis of union
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They Want an Immediate Trial

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 1S-R. e. Graves and
L. d. Harris, president and cashier of the de-
funct Commercial bank, who were indicted last
week, as mentioned in these dispatches. arrived
IN the city this evening and Will demand an i'm
ineoiate trlal Ii not granted, they will file bail
bonds and return To the west
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A FIRE in Neusandec. Austria.

VIENNA, April 18--A confiagration at Neu
sandec destroyed 1870 houses. The fire origin
ated in the Jewish quarter and is believed TO
have been incendiary
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Toe Wire Worm in Kansas.

ATcHIsoN, Kas, April 1S.-Farmers living il
the eastern half of this country report that &
sort of wire worm is doing great damage t.
wheat Whether it is further west or in an,
other part of the county is not known. 1t re
sembles closely the wire worm, common in Ire
lpD
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The Case of Miss Harriet Coffin.

Especial TO THE HERALD-E Examiner Dispatch.
NEW YORK, April lS.-Proceedings for the
appointment Of committee on the person and
Estate of Miss Harriet Coffin, who has been
snder restraint since her sensational episode
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Reporter Choate's Anneal dismissed

NEW YORK, April 1s.-The general term to-
day dismissed the appeal of Dilworth Choate,
the reporter now in Ludlow street jail for con-
tempt of court in concealing himself in the Jury
room when the Flack jurors were celebrating.
de Will have to complete his sentence
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The Case of Lem Sing.

WASHINGTON, April ESPECIAL Agent White
head, at Suspension Bridge, N. Y, has been in
structed to take care of the Chinaman detained
on the bridge and report facts to the Uuites
States district attorney and the collector of Gus
toms at Suspension Bridge for action under thu
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Carnot Carried in Trinmnh

PARIS April 1S-President Carnot was re-
ceived at Toulon with unbounded enthusiasm
While walking through the streets great
crowd gathered and number of the most
enthusiastic admirers lifted him to their should.
lecture 70
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The Railway Question in China.

LONDON, April 18-A dispatch to the Times
from Shanghai says that further consideration
of the Chinese railway question is postponed.
a 11entstn dispatch says half of the popula-
ton is suffering from influenza.
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A Reign of Terror.

HAVANA. April 1S.-A reign of terror prevails
in Santiago de Cuba, owing to the daring raids
of two bodies of bandits who have been raw
aging the country. The outlaws recently en-
gagged in conflict with the guards and three of
bandits % 49,
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Henry w King Chilly

PHILADELPHIA, April 1S-Renry w. King,
ex-prefect of the state institation for the blind
on trial for the two days past charged with i'm
moral practices with blind boys in the institu-
ton, the exposure and whose conduct created
such sensation, to-day was found guilty.
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Editor Godkin Arrested acai,

NEW YORK, April lS-Bernard Martin. deputy
commissioner OF public works: got another war
rant to-day Tor the arrest of Editor Godlzin of
tne FoSt, on another charge of libel growing ont
OF the recent corruption stories Godl1in gave
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Catholic Demands in Germany,

BERLIN, April 1S.-During the discussion of
the public worship estimates in the diet to-day,
Windthorst, leader of the Clericals. asked for
the creation ola Catholic section in the ecclesi-
astical affairs department and made other de.
mands for concessions to the Catholics Min
lister Won GosSler said the government could not
comply.
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The Mississippi River Situation.

NEW ORLEANS, April ls.-The Despatch says
shat rom various points in Mississippi and
Louisiana The report comes that the river situ-
hilon Is practically unchanged to-day. From
Srkansas points come reports that the river is
more encouragirr - 49,
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A Demented Woman,s Crime

KALAMAZOO, Mich, April 1S.-A small house
occupied by E. L. Sells colored at Berlamont
was burned this morning. The fire was dis
covered by E. j. Post who burst in the door
and discovered Mrs. Sells lying on the floor
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A Statement by commissioner MTnroe

LONDON, April 1S.-Commissioner Munroe
says that neither Jarvis nor any other English
police officer has been within hundred miles
of Kansas or Colorado, ard that no English
officer has been in America assisting the Tines
directly or indirectly
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6. AR. Commander of Colorado.

DENVER, Colo. April 1S.-The Grand Army
sncampment to-day elected D. L. Holden. of
Pueblo, commander of the department of Col
Drado and Wyoming. General Alger and Marty
VIII leave tomorrow morning On arriving at
Cheyenne, Wyoming. they will be given a re-.
eeptlon by the Grand Army men of that CITY.
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NEW York, April 18-Mrs Vincenta Rod
riques died suddenly on the street early this
evening while returning from the French line
steamer docks to the house of DR.. Quadasa, of
heart failure Va
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Rains in Australia.

SYDNEY, N. S. W., April lS.-Heavy rains are
prevailing and Darling river has overfOwed it's
banks. The town of Bourke is inundated The
land for Satesy
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Sympathy for Lem.

TORONTO April ls.-The Single Tax associs.
ton passed q resolution of sympathy with the
Chinaman kept exposed on suspension bridge
''by two professedly Christian nations
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ST. LOUIS, April 1s-The executive commit
tee Of the Irish Land league not having heard
from Parnell in regard to the advisabihty OF
holding national convention, adjourned al
noon.
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A German Railway Accident.
Died in the Street.

BERLIN, April lS-A train was thrown from
the track IN Werbig depot. One passenger was
killed and sixteen injured.
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Holidays for Postoflice CLERKS.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The postmaster
general favors the House bill providing for fif-
teen days annual leave of absence for clerks
and EMPLOYEES attached to first and second
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Dixon to Fight Wallace

Boston, April 1S.-George Dixon, the colored
champion bantam weight, has accented the offer
of the Pelican club, of London, to light wallace
IN June
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GA Democratic Nominee for Congress.

SHOALS, Ind, April 1S.-on the SS7th ballot
the Democratic convention nominated John r
Britt, of Dubois, for Congressman of the Second
frin - '0NSOA1Na