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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

probably'tbs mos, famous Ia the legal
annals OF the Northwest. lgnstius
Donnelly sued the Pioneer. lTcss for
500, 900 actual damages on account Of
the publication Of letter from Colonel
King, formerly postmaster Of the
House " Representatives, first pub
lishcd In the Pioneer. Press eleven
years previously. II was On account
Of allegations OF bribery made In the
letter that Donnelly brought the suit.
The jury was out three hours. Al one
time II stood III 10 | In favor Of the
Pioneer frcss. hut IN view NJ the fact
that one instance Of the alleged bribery
In Congress could no, he proved, owing
10 the death Of witness, they returned
the verdict stated, making the dam
ngos purely nominal, solely Oh account
Of single failure OF proof.
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Hta THROAT Ano AaDomeH cur
OPEN
~ 1oicrhrh 70 the Nrws
MURDER ~ nEULIN.
a raiien Woman q, tho Victim 81 m
A.sasslm.

BTFiN, oct. .. The city has been
treated o. a Jacs.tlu.Ripppr sensation.
Tho horribly slashud aud mutilaicd
body Of an abandoned woman was
found Mt her lodging In u sIuslid
quarter vi the town. THE assassin
UHUAuUu.
The woman was suen 90 enter The
house with man NJ l O'Clock this
morning, anu within ten minuiv- the
mau rau out. The woman waa found
un the floor, hilly dressed, with her
throat anu abdomen cut open.
Her name was Hvlwig Niecho.
Portions of the womnu's body cut ID
were carried away by the brutal
murderer Blood was spatiored all
Oveg the ceiling AMI walls Of the room,
aud the murder seems ~ have been the
work Of mailman. Several suspects
arrested during the day hal 10 be re-
leased Tor lack of proof
The body Of thv woman was nearly
severed, aud ripped from the head
downwafi-. II seems that another
woman tried 10 outer tho nom before
the awful crime wU committed. HcE
attempt disturbed tho nssallaut, who
suddenly rushed out, pushiug asidr
several who were in his way. The
inmates " the house were awakened
by screams, and tho unknoN u man wa
/ hOily pursued, but surccuiud Ia MAX
/ ing his escape. Tnure have been
many other crimes, Including suicides,
within the past tea days, IA tue lower
| quarter q the city.
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The Valparaiso Incident calls for the
Most Vigorous Diplomatic
Treatment.
THE POLICE TOOK PART IN THE
ONSLAUGHT.
BY reisFrapb to tho Srw~i
rug VALPARAISO srrAIr.
Evidently Of More serious Nat"re
than nt Ilfst supposed.

WAsniSuTOs, Oct. -. Further
persistent inquiry ~ the officers OF the
government IN regard totho valparaiso
Incident shows c0nclusivcly thnt the
administration does NOT regard Il A. n
simple street hrawl, Tor which tue
Chilean government cannot DO held re-
spoualblc, but a. an insult to Tire honor
aud the iiig Of the United States, call
ing for the most vigorous diplomatic
treatment.
The official report Of Captain schley
shows clearly that not unly was the
assault upon the American sailors
cowArily anl unpr0voked, hut inspired
purely hy the hatred of the uniform
they wore and the county u repre-.
sontcd or, In other words, It was not
nn attack on them 90 individuals,
but M representatives of the United
Sthtca.
Tho report also indicates that the
local police, instead " protecting the
Americans from tho violence OF the
mob, IN several Instances took part Ia
the onslaught.
This, the report says, l. demonstrated
by the fact that several sailors were
wounded by hHyOnots, such a. are u.
ualiy carried by the Chilean police.
The fact that the only personH arrested
were thirty.nvo American sailors who
escaped Injury at tho hands " the mot
strengthens tho view that the assault
was intended az an insult 10 tho United
states. The information NJ hand shows
that 20 far mono OF the Chilcans con-
ccrnet IN the attack have been M.
rested. aud, 10 far ~ known, no steps
have been taken 20 puninh them Ia any
way for their actions.
The authorities at Washington arc
very indignant a. the apparent indiiirr'
eucs displayed 10y the Chilean govern
mont, aud Minister Egan has bron In
Htruciod 10 take prompt and vigotDu.
measures 70 secure proper rcparntlon.
lie has houn fully advised VI the po'
sitlon ofthisgOvernment and instructed
to ncquaint the Chilean government
Herewith In the hope that the mattel
may he amiCnhly adjusted without Diet
| riment 10 the honor Of either county
Is understood that the President In
rists upon u proper redress for the sup
posed insult 10 our national honor, ant
unless given within reasonable time
Minister Egan will DO recalled and al
diplomatic relations with Chil, sus.
pended.
Secretary Tracy said this afternoon
that no m1re vessels had been ordered
10 Chile, and lie did not know that nm
would be- sent. rhc Yorktown I,
now ON tho way there and tho "Bos
ton" starting. Neither can reach ther,
within n month. The "san francisco
IL at Callao, only four days sail from
! Valparaiso, but has not been ordered
] tH.r. N.Ath.N has anaNAaN aNaltae.I.
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Did you ever stop 20 think how lnrFa
"a New Yotts standing army OF jrponI
cuts. and what porous, under tue com
inisA0uvn 70! chatius and correction
constitute M According TO the iaat re
port by tho commissioners tho total
number Of disabled, inhrn. domln,rd,
minor Or delinquent persons under puh.
lic charge Ia the workboure city hoi.
piiali. aim houses. imis, insane asylum'
aud on BlncsWolla island amounted
when tho last census Of them was taken.
20 i3.3is OF the number included 10
the last report 5,sOi were at ihc time Ia
public uylums under city caro-. g.iBi iu
cts hospitals. 1850 Ia the workhuusc
l,ii5 In thg almshouac aud 1875 Ia Jail,
aud prisons
This takes into account merely thos,
under the caro- 81 tho city guthouuc
and maintained wholly az public cX'
ponae This item OF municipal disbursr
mgnt amounts to about 81. 5000 year
or $1,000 q day Six hundred thouiand
dollars a year are paid tor salaries and
wages. $l.J0OOoO for supplies, aud th'
rest for transportation, buildings, rcntai
aud repairs. New York Sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

This Is a great year for big crops
Now Il Is the salmon crop that cxoocda
anything 30 ihe history 81 the country
Puget Sound IL reported 10 DO 30 filed
with salmon, making their annual run
10 the sound shores and tho frcsh water
streams for feeding aud spawning that
the steamboats, eosm 10 be- floating on q
solid mass Of hsh. The paddles kill
hundreds Of them and are chokcd with
thuir bodies The sound steamer cap.
taius describe tho run a. an uubrokcn
string Of salmon thirty miles long, tho
water ior that distance being fairly alive
with them.
Neither IN, Oldest inhabitants nor the
aged lrdisnnromomhcr such a biz salmon
run The result Of the enormous run ID
a big reduction in priccA Usually good
salmon soll for ton TO twenty-five cents
apiece, but now at ono cent each tho
market Is gluttod with the finest quality
OF fish. AZ Port Williams a tow days
ago two casts OF a seine Melted ovoi
5000 hno salmon Everybody Is fishing
Chicago Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

DENvIR, Oct. CIV. H.. Burscs,
travelling agent for furniture com.
pany OF Cleveland, arrived this morn.
ing and secured the arrest Of FIX.
Paying Teller Stern OF the National
Exchange Bank Of Cleveland, on a
charge Of clipping aud living In adul.
terry with his wife, Cora Burgess. Stern
has been here three weeks aud admits
that lac has lived with the woman, but
denies that he cloped with her. They
LEFT Cleveland together ON September
2lth, coming direct 10 Denver Stern
declares that MIS-. Burgus left here four
days ago Tor Seattle, whore shu has u
sister. burges believes that she Is
hiding In Denver, ewill endeavor
TO lind hor. In any ovent he Will prose-
cute Stern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

Br. PETERSBURG, Oct a5.-fheRuti-
Jewish riots al 5saTodoub arose from
the peoples resentment OF tho action
OF the municipal authorities In grant.
ing permission 10 tho Jews 10 open
shops ON SUNDAY. la tho midst Of tue
riot, jew struck young Russian, aud
the report spread that tho latter had
huon killed. This greatly Increased
the fury Of the populace. The rabblo
looted a number " vine shops aud
many became drunk. Suddenly fire
broke out in tho Jewish quarters. The
mob prevented the fire brigade from
getting 10 WORK, and ton houses burned,
The mob continued the work OF plllag,
until q lats hour In the night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

Munich has boon Invaded by nm euor-
nous army Of butterflies. Millions OF
the species known rs 'nonneuschmottor-
lingo" attacked the city few nights
ago, attracted. rs Is supposed. by tho
brillianey OF the electric lights The
walls Of tho houses before which electric
lamps were hSed wero literally covered
with the butterflies Ia several places
they forced their way through the doors
aud wlndowa aud hntturcd around the
lights. la the CATO Kniserhof aud tho
Loewenbmu-Kellor tho Intensity of the
Hight fascinated such swarms Of tho but
torily "nuus" that the deyotees OF King
Gambnnus found their hats and clothes
40 thiokly coated with the intrulem that
they hurried out and loft the invader In
possession. In some places the lamps
were darkened by tho mass Of butterflies
cltuging around them. st. James Ga.
Eutlc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

a pretty girl from out Of town Ind
been staying forsomo time with young
lady friend IN Buffalo, aud ~ tho time
for her departure drew nigh a young
man from out Of town turned MP aud
volunteered TO attend the young girl on
her homeward journey Thehoslossput
up liberal lunch for the travellers, aud
then filled in all tho oreyices with rice,
She also put some in the young mans
coat pockets, slid some into tho young
lady's parasol, aud likewise deposited
como In the depths " the young mans
umbrella. Both boarded tho train with
out noticing these suggestive additions
TO their traps.
The result Is not yet known, hut as
tho young man Is slightly bashful, aud
the young lady IS known TO blush on
tlight proyooation, tho consequences,
whou the rico ioll all over tho car floor.
can BIO imagined. --BuiIalo Enquirer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

PAuls, oct. e5.-tt IL learned today
that thr village Of Moiflngcn Ia the
canton OF Bernc, Switzefland, has
been almost wiped out by IRE. The
flames wera famed 10y gale, and the
local ilfv department could do nothing
10 check tho progress " tho conilagrA.
ton. Nearly all the business places
aud fc-idrncus were utterly destroyed
Ia brief space N time, The Victoria
aud Mlliermann's hotels being the
only structures Of consequence left In
the prosperous village of 300 inhabi.
tants.
rhc town was reduced 10 ashes In
three hour. The wind was 40 strong
that partly burned paper were carried
NJ far as lnterlaker, nlneteen milca
distant. The Inhabitants Of the burned
town are In n pliiful condition, and ~.
lief parties have been started.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

NEw NORIs, Oct. 24.-Mm. Bella,
vile Of August Nan, n wealthy re.
tired furniture dealer OF Brooklyn,
was this afternoon released from n
private Insane asylum by order OF
Justice Cullen OF the Supreme court,
ON thu ground that sho had been
ILLEGALLY committed. The woman has
been Ia the asy lum four years. Her
lawyer alleged that she h perfectly
sane and was deprived VI her liberty in
order 10 enable her husband 10 con.
duct himself az he pleased IN certain
respects. August NEu Is well-knOwn
~ brooklyn social and political
circles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

NEW YoR1, oct .i.-lsaao Tor.
mour.ty, Russian Jewish emigrnnt,
when questioned boy the inspectors al
the landing hufrau today ns To his
financial ability 10 take care Of him-
tulf, greatly surprised the officials by
producing si5,0lO In cash and .2j,0Ul
Ia letters Vt credit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

NEW EoRK, a5.-The Central Ofiice
dSortivo, have just unoarthed the
headquarters Of the green goods"
business together with cipher code,
books Of reference, lists OF names anu
s0me 600 letters received nom people
Ia every State Ia the Union. They
have also arrested Frank Brooks and
Terrence Murphy, the head operators
aud leaders Ina the business. They al
30 learned that the combination had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26
The rtes waatsnis siaushterinE
Deer.

DENVER, Oct. .i.-word is received
from Meeker that Mt Lily park TWO
large bands OF utes are encAmpod aud
are wantonly Strengthening the deer,
hundreds Of csrcases being left 10 rot
on the ground. Further down tho
Divide anu clear on 10 the Blue moun-
talns, parties Of Utes are engaged In the
ammo nuIhnII.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 2A-rho mount.
cd police department u advised that
.Constnhlss Alexander aui Ryan, while
patfolliug near Fort Mcleod, North.
west Territory, on the lnth Inst, wege
fired upon by party Of Blood Indians.
The policemen rcturnet THE fire, aud
one Indian received n fatal wound.
Constable Alexander received a slight
wound. The superintendent Of
mounted police IL holding al invesiiga.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

MELpJuRgn, Victoria, Oct. ga
Till Will shortly be submitted 10 Parlia-
ment Of this colony, providing for n
loan OF $4,000. Tho money thus
raised will he employed In the constitute
ton Of railways aud other productive
works.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

LoNDoS, oct. 25.-rhe Cars con.
tinued absence from 81. Petersburg n
muuh resented In tho Russian famine
distriots. tits oontenied that lac ought
10 make tour OF the stricken provinces
instead Of going to the Crimes, la order
10 stimulate local activity aud palllato
Tue overwhelming disaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

MfsNHApuLIs, Oct. 2i.-The Jury IN
the libel suit OF lgnatius Donnelly
against the Pioneer Press for glsO, OOl
damages, tonight brought In a verdict
giving Donnelly 81, and allowing him
Sb for counsel fees. The trial has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

The opening mancuvers Of tho
French army began nj daybfeak this
morning with sham attack ON Paris
from an army having headquarters at
passy. General Elon was entrusted
with the uvf,use, which il n practical
modifying uf al the forces Of the gar
nsun available by railway. a general
engagement bcgiHn tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

Maurice Bernhardt, who is travelling
with his wife in this country, is rather
handsome specimen OF the Frenohinun,
with tai, wiry physique, clear olive
complexion aud a small dark mustache
He roaembles his mother In the promi-
nence Of his features aud is as exquisite
In drass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

PARIS, Oct. 25.-it has Just transplr.
cd that Boulanger was terribly addict.
,d 10 the morphia habit. The must
dramatic Incidents Of his life were
passed while under the influence OF
hyp1iermic injections. 10 IL also
ssceriained shat Madame Bounemain
was a victim " the drug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26
4 Prisoner. changes Against District
Attorney.

San FnANCfsco, Oct. -. -- On the
night of August IL, 1890, Samuel Jack.
ION, trunk manufacturer, was shot
aud killed al the door of hi. residence
by unknown posOns. Sulsequcntly
Sidney Bell aud Edward Campbell
were arrested Tor. the crime, aud May
5ih last Boil v-ns convicted of murder
Ia the nut degree. Campbell aud one
Charles schmidt, who hal been arrest.
cd for burglary, hcing The Chiui wit.
nesscs against him. Schmidt alleged
that, while confined In the county
jaii, Bell had confessed the murder 10
him. Schmidt was arrnlgnUd IN the
Superior Court today on two charges
OF burglary, and District Attorney
Barnes read two lengthy communica.
lions rom Schmidt wherein tile latter
claimed TO be- Innocent OF the charges
mud stated that he ploadnd guilty for
reasons hest known u tue district
attorney. Ho charged the district At.
torncy with having prompted him 20
give testimony against Bell ON promise
VI his release, aud claimed that Camp.
b.il boastcd u his wlic'z influence
with Judge Murphy, before whom the
case WIS tried, with ne district NJ.
t1rney aud with the police otncials.
schmidt accused Campbell Of using
fraudulent means 10 secure Bells con.
vlolion and his own release, and de.
clared that he had good reason 10 be-.
licvo that He'll had never committed
the crime for which he I. 10 hang.
District Attorney Barnes denounced
Schmidts statements n false, aud q,
part Of n conspiracy 10 save Bells life.
lie asked leave 10 nle the communities.
lions An part Of the COURTS records, hui
Judge Trout denied the motion, hold,
Ing that tho letters wero acurrlllou,
and Irrelevant. Schmidt pleaded moi
guilty 10 tho charge of burglary and
the ease went over for u week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

Los ANGELES, CAL. oct. 9l.--In the
trial OF Richard Tfumbull, George
Burt aud Captain James Farrell,
charged with violating the neutrality
laws Of the United States In loading
the steamer "ttnan with arms 'for
Chile, J. ]. Fowler Of tho firm Of
Grace * Co.. New York, testified
yesterday that Trumbull called upon
him last March aud stated that his
object was 10 purchase arms and am.
munition. Witness introduced him 10
W. w. Reynolds OF the New York
nolds wins called and testified that
Tumbull purchased from him 1000
Remington rifles, 1000 Les rifles and
2,O0l,O0O rounds OF cartridges, paying
therefore $4,000. The arms aud am.
munition were shipped 10 Oakland,
Cal., aud were conuigne1 10 some Tor.
olgn nation, witness did not remember
what nation. United States Marhal
Gard testified concerning the seizure
Of the "liata," and after government
counsel had stated that tile government.
didn't intend 10 prosecute the casc
against Captain Farrell NJ the schooner
"Iiobert and Mlunic." Farrell testified
20 the shipment at Oakland aud Of n
number of cases Of freight which wcre
Rtorwnrd transferred 10y the schooner
to the "ltata" outside San Diego har.
Dor. Two Of the crow " the "itata, y
who deserted the vessel at San Diego,
testified that the vessel had guns on
board and MY Chilean soldiers who
had dotted their uniforms hnfore Ia,
vessel reached the coast Of California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

PARIS oct. 25.-rhc ANGER Of AZ
ghanisian has sont mission to ~
Petersburg 10 conclude Russo.At
ghanistan commercial treaty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26
Russia Declares war on the noihs.
shlId.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2i-The po'
lice have given notice 10 the bankers
that no dealings with or through the
house Of R1thsehilds will be permitted
In Ilussin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

DiHiTdHagcnt today publishes \
communication aigncd by Lsltant and
Roche, members Of the present cham.
bet Of deputir-, aud Micholin and
Plnntcnu, former members, ~ well NJ
a number Of wcll.kuown revisionists,
announcing tho formation Of a league
aiming TO establish sOcillislie 70.
public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

Fred Carter, the American trainer
for the well-knoWu horse.bfoeior nnd
turiman, Paul Aumont Of Chantilly,
lied here of typhoid fever yesterday.
Carter came here from Boston, from
which city n number " the Carter
family cnme TO manage the French
hore breeding establishments during
the timo Of the Second Empire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-26

Pcre Hyacintho Ia an address today
before an immenfc audience. Including
many senators and deputies, con-
domncd tuperstitious nbuses, such rs
the Lourde- Vision aud the Holy
Coat, ami made vehement attack on
the Pope's temporal power agitation Ms
inconsistent with hi. priostly office.
lie said the Pope would do well 10
heed the willof the Italian people aud
submit to tho countTy's laws. The
addIeaa Whs loudly nnplaudel.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-11-07

her fame, and crowned her "Oueen q
tragedy, Berndardt should be see
several times to be properly apprecia
TED, and by one who understands he
language. l am nota French schola
but held In my hand, during the per
formance, ''libretto'' containing q aful
synopsis In English of the play. This
assisted BY the result Of previous stud,
OF the play, enabled me to understand
| pretty we'll what was going on all th,
time, and to a limited extent to appre
ciate her acting. Her mastery of tn,
histrionic art lies, of course, in he
power to throw herself heart and SOU
into the part she is acting, and to com
pletely lose her indemnity in that Of tn,
the character she represents. Sh,
does not, while on the stage, return t,
herself for single instant.
The finest and strongest point OF hel
acting is her facial expression.
The play of her features, as they pass
and pass again into rapid metamor
phosis, presenting living photographs
Of the changing passions, one after the
other. love,-hate,- grief, ,-joy,-fear
on;mpt. nup4.Lrls?i La,g;ji Jeslousy, % iorlns al
u Que ~.nsa n<'so,aoncIp", a.,oss - " speah. -.
osciilatsa ,noat u;th +ba n nua sa,on;+ aS snt It
l;nhtm;ns . hat,rsen "'4 tha ene so,,i, SJit,oooy =
nesaas ~ as' p7'"oon 'no 9oui . "n'1'
p1Ivu. v,.s ,o+ ,n,,,oss.a ,r;+, h.. o,oo
,,t we M"e - tsos at ,p,ossou ' M!Jn 'ei s'aoe
,owar % ~ 10 uo' ;,omrsss~s u" e1u 1 +he, he,
moros vIe ;tso,f % foit M e'1os 1o so;, a a,o eii'
~ nes ~est,,ne n..e" To-. s, - .uoM 'o'ce'-
:" yet s.I she ~. ~ ra'' mU'vn,n .,;a,ant =, o,
or,nnt t -. "'oly t.,,. s'o.H' nr1"S' " oveu w.
. sha hos .hanno1 n sery Try ;s a sa,e,rhe smw het
% y, ronosf r 1 =" nso1 10y ,ean ,',h;ah tn
nina is tho 70 syu stron%os e;,;%anoa %o ~ ~ 10y &
n4luu, 10 C'o e'' ''viise9' er1u1"co VI "el