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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
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" WlNONA, MIMI.

alstorya o w,elkim wojowni-
ku polskim Gabryeiu Hoiubku.
Opowiadanic z dziejow polskich
Cos p . knego osmiu pc
wi.stkach. T,esG: l. Paruga,
2. Palma kwictniowa, powias,ka,
3. Smutne skutki ~nlemadregn
fgla, 4. Nieuczyunosc, ro"iesc.
=. Pryeczrric, p%owiastk", 6.
Ludwik i Helena. powieSc, 7
Ztot6wka, rowiesc, 8. Trzy prey.
jacinfki, powiastka....... 30
zbro d Il k a. cdpo.
wiadanie z zycia amerykahsk,c gn
Starogrodz ka Kapela
czyli poczclwvch Opatrznosc NE
opu6ci przez KS. NJ. Osumhs lego
e oszyk X W i W. Powiesd
przez KS. Schmidt. 80
D pow i a d a II i a, A n Q g d o ty
Humor. (Tf6maczone z an
gielskiego).
Zawiera:
l. Uczta kaniba'ska.
2. Nazwa ,,Chicago".
3. Naimniejsze dziecko wawiecie
d. P"darunek m}odego ucznia.
5. Fatalne imie Walte-a.
6. Cudowno w%ynalazki Edisona.
D d n y m m uzy k nsie j
o lichu, kt6re u niego siedzia}o
"a
P alta corka Lezdejki, albo
Litwini W XIV wieku, romans
h~istoryczny przez Bernatowicza,
mocnej oprawie z p%ozfacanym
rs
Zamek Due h O ", postepy
~tatszerzv pieniedzy j Niezwykiy
Sen. czyli ncrwowa DANA paryz-
ka. Opcwiadania Iekarza francuz,
kicgo..........>..... ..........5
h w.
9 k a, ga~cda przcz Krola kncza
II istorya o szlachetnej apiqk-
ncj Mayelonic, GORGE krola 2 Nea.
polu i Piotrzc r C O.
rzu, hrabim, rome przygody.
,utki, pociechy, szczescia, ME-
s~zczescia prey odmianach omyl'
nege. .swiata reprezentuja ca..3O
4 M i Q iotwo i
s Q W ~&ywotach naszyeh INA
komitszych pisarzys ioh wize'
runkami przoz J6zefa Chooi
Plskna historyao c j e 7
pliwe Fl elenle core
kr6la Antonieyo cesarza Turoo
kiego z Konstantynopolu Caro-
grodul...
L ckarz D o m o J. m,zyli ME
zawodne sposobv domo~ego i ia
! niego Ieczenia rozmaitych ehorot
oraz opisanie rozma'tych roslil
rzacych przez Przyjaciela Ludz
kueci IS
i P" vlnszo a n i a ola rodzl'
COW innych drogich os6b..2
Proroctw ON l c h a | d y, kr6
'owej re Saby, IS Sybilii, Ksie.
dza Marka Wernyhory j innyoh
on roku SIS pred Narodzenien
Chrystusa al do poznych wiek67
Sc II k czyli Wr6kenie re snow
Ma przeszfo 1900 przypadk6v
sfu&ace, z r6znych starodawnyel
ksi4g zebrany .......... Is
ROZMOWA POLAKA z Kaszub,
HisToRYX % GRzEG0RzU
kt6ry prze7 II lat pokutowa
przykuty do skafy. Piekne
wzruszajace opowiadanie ola Iu.
AUCHARKA POLSKA I AME
60
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli sku.
tiki ME, :osiuszehstwa ksiazka zu.
pefnie nowo ! tresciw:e ufo&on,
qRABIA PAROBKIEM u kmie
)~PoWIADANIE PoDRo.NEG(
strasznle dziwnem fo&u...1O
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
TELEGRAMY.

BERLIN. - Cesarz Wilhelm
zaczyna s~przyjac zydom: Gdy ME.
dawno obdarzy{ orderem zydow-
skiego obywatela z Bielefeld a
minister spraw zagranicznych Ca.
priv robl} mu z tego powodu
wym6wki, ~nazywajac owego zvda
llchvm czfowiek,em, od2owledziaf
cesarz, re take zohydzan'a zyd6w
pochodza iedynle z blahej nlena-
wisci ku plemieniu zydowskiemn
wogole.
WIEDEh. - Tutejsza policya
przyaresztowa1a nie]akiegos Ste'-
marta z Krakowa, posadzajac go Q
zawlktanie W zamach ma &ycie ce
sarza austryacklego Czechach.
WARSZAWA. - Nastepstwa
goraczkowego wywozu zYta z Kro-
lestwa Polsklego "a gaanlce, 20
wvdaniu zakazu, uwydatn'a]a SIG
coraz wiecej W czasie obecnym.
Podczas gdy w kallsklem cena
zyta wbrew oczekiwanlom dosz}a
do n%lebywaiej wvsokosc: S rublI
"a korzec, to samo Zyto "a grant,
ca jest ~znacznie tansze. Stracili ma
tenn DUO ci kupcy i obywatele,
ktorzy d!a zyskania ma czasle
priced ostatecznym terminem q
I'm. wywiezll &yto "a granlce /
tam ie zostawili ma skladzie w tel
nadzlel, re pc tym terminie cena
zyta 20 tantej stronie gcaniczneJ
~jeszcze sic zwiekszy. Spotkaf 1ch
zaw6d, gdyz Prusacy nagromadzill
ogromne zapasy a "a to W krol
Polskiem we wlelu mlejscach Okla
zat sic brak ziarna do siewu, tax,
II kupowac je musiano, p}ac4c
wiecei, nlz wzleto. M6wla, re pc
siewach. ceny zbozs spadna,
spadnie vice Gems chleba, "a kt6-
ry pfacic potrzeba dzlewlet poi
kopiejki "a dwufuntowy bochenek.
Pomiedzy robotnlkami pracu.
]acymi PREY kolei sybersklej wy
buchfy rozruchv. Wszyscy robotnl-
cy przestali pracowaG. Przeds1e-
blorcy budowy zazadali cd rzadu
opiekl woJskowei.
Londvn. = Anglia, Francya
iAmeryka porozumia}y sic ce-
lem wsp6lnel ochrony zyc1a i mic
MIA chrzesclan W Chinach. W ostat-
n1ch BOWEN czasach rozruchy skie-
rowane przeciw chrzesc1anom PREY
bieraja coraz w,eksze 1ozmlary.
rad zas chinski ME czynl nc, ably
tc sprawe zafogodzlG. Mocarstwa
wzmiankowane wysla pancernikl
do port6w zagrozonych celem wy
warcia nacisku ma wzburzone umy'
,.I>,bu rbinskinUO Io1vna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
TuE GRAVES TRIAL.
Defendant Called to the stsndi ITS
story,

DENvER, Dec. 2l.-Tn tho Graves
trial today Mel Dahl, chemist, was
called - the stand. lie said that
arsenitu ~ potassium was commonly
used rs medicine In the shape Of FOw-
lcr's solution. The formula for COM
pounding arscui'e OF potassium was
very simple. Witness made tests TO
find ursrDic often. Witness explained
n number OF tests and said that after
the minims were obialuel In little
glngn tubes, 1t was necessary TO test
them 10 prove what they were. There
were many vegetable alkaloids which
could not be detected In the system
after being taken.
Sallln HRnley, Mrs. Barnaby's for.
mer maid, said that Graves introduced
her 10 Mre. Barnaby, and through his
influence Mrs. Barnaby adopted her ~
a travelling companion and maid. She
Informed Graves Of Mrs. BNrnaby's
Intention OF purchasing house from
Bennett. This was the cause OF tue
threat from Graves 10 Mrs. Baruaby Of
appointing guardian.
DIR. Graves then went on the wit
netB stand. He said that he made the
acquaintance vi Mis-. Barnaby three
yeArs ago. Shortly ancrwGrJ she ca.
gagged him " her physician. After the
death OF Mr.. Barnaby he advised Mrs.
Bnrnaby 10 contest the will and fug-
gestrd Lawyer Bnllou. After con-.
promise he had become MIS-. Batnaby's
agent. He said that he never advised
Mrs. BErnaby TO make an sfIilavit
that Maud Bgrnaby was not her daugh-
ter. lie denied having told Mrs.
Bnrnahy that her husband bad wiilel
100000 To his mistress. He also de-
uied having said anything against tho
Benneits, ~ no new nothing injurious
70 them. The doctor and Mrs. Barna-
by was very extTsvhgant, and spent
$4,000 In one year. Az her agent, he
objected 10 this. He did not know
how much Mrs. Batnaby boqueated to
him until the will was read after her
death,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
wAsuIsGroS NOTES
Christmns Celebrated bv lite President
aud Family.

WASHINGTON, Dec. GAS hes AL
ways been tho custom, Christmas Day
was observed nj the national Capitol Ms
close holiday. The footing VI tin
horn was the signal for the commence.
iuent Of the ChristmRs celebration OF
the White House, about IN O'Clock this
morning. When Mrs. Dimmick blew
this Juvenile instrument q face canio
smiling from every door around her In
the corridors upstairs, AMI soon all tho
members Of tile Presidential family
assembled In n laughing procession.
The children found their toys OF all
sorts AMI kinds arranged around on the
ilo1r under Christmas tree. on a
table ntar by were Mrs. Harfison's
gifts, aud all members OF ner family,
~ well As many prominent people all
over the country, wer represented
BY valuable tokens. Three or four
other tables held presents for the
President, MIS-. Mckee, Or. Scott, AIrs.
Dimmick, Mr.. aud Sirs. Parker, Mr..
Halfoid, Miss Sanger ana all the
household fcilrue.
Tue President yesterday presented
cach employs OF tha household an
order for turkey or a pllr Of gloves.
Mrs. Harrison added TOXINS by per-
hon8l gilt
Vice President and Nrs. Moreton
ate dinner wiih their daughter aud u
few friends,
Secretary Blaine and Mrs. Blaine
had late dinner, ut which were pFul-
sent Mls- Hattie Blaine, James g..
Blaine, Js., aud SIR. and Mrs. Walter
Damfoch.S
Secretary ElkiEs spent Christmas
with his family In Wc1t Virginia.
Secretary Tracy, Mrs. WildeFmlng
and Miss Alice Nllhstming formed a
quiet family party ~ their residence.
Er-S9crctary Noble and WIG had
as thuir only guests the Misses Hal
stead, sislurs o. Mira. Noble, Secretary
and Mrs. Rusk and thr principal GILL
cur- VI the agricultural department NJ
dinner with them tonight.
Attorney General and Mrs. Miller,
their two daughters and son had al
old.ia-hiDlod dinner together.
Postmaster General ManuamRl,ur
celebrated ChriBtmas at home in Phil
ndulphia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Dec. %. II. J.
Keenan,, Jr., chairman Of the commit
tee on arrangements for the convention
Of the International League OF Pres.
Clubs, has received n letter from @. p.
Huntington OF tho Southern Pacific,
closing arrangements for the transpoI.
tailon Of the delegates. Four Of the
Ave clubs OF New York have elected
delegates, including w. J. Arkell of
the Standard linton. Murat HalsteAd
intended going, but will not arrive
from Europe In time. Boston chose
General Taylor Of tho Glo5e. II 4,
likely that Colonel Cockerill and
Colonel IL. II. Sheppard will attend.
II. q. Boyle win represent the Toledo
club. Chairman Keonan's itinerary
viii bB Issued ia "a few days. The
special train leaves New York ON tho
morning OF January 9Th, and is ex-
peoted 10 arrive la San Francisco on
this 18th, where the delegates will be
taken in charge OF by a committee on
entertainment, NJ. IL. De Young,
chairman. Tho party retuEns January
18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

CITY or MEXICO, Dec. 25.-Further
particulars OF the religious riots In
Pueblo are TO the effect that they were
caused by tho enforcement Of AN old
law against organized religious bodies.
IL appears that the priests aud students
for tho priesthood organized them
selves into societies Of monks In various
places, aud II was the efforts OF the
police to break up these organizations
that aroused the people. Tho frat
arrests took place In Coahuila last Mon.
day morning, uine priests being placed
IN prison. rhe work was done 30
quickly that the populace were utter
ignorant OF what was going on. The
order VI arrest was lssued by the Judge
Of the district On tue evening Of the
Hamo day the "Rurals," with u COM
pany OF policemen, entered the Church
OF San Augustine and arrested n mum,
her Of other priesls md students. As
the soldiers and police were
taking tho prisoners % the police
station crowd gathered, filling
the main street, ana endeayoring 10
rescue tho priests, All kinds VI mis-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

PTisnuga, Dec. 20. -bor,ha Peg
nar, a .tfvaui girl cmN1yed 10y Harry
u. Boyd, " Allegheny, committed
suicide some time last nirht.Her efforts
to KIN herself showed a cool dctcrni.
uatiOu IN the face Of many ebsts'les.
She at iifst hung hurcll to the chan.
delipr in tho dining room, but thr pipe
broke, iilling the house with gas. She
then slashed her wrist with a butcher
knife, but failing TO end het life ~ tins
manner went to the laundry AMI hung
herself TO the water pipu. THIS also
broke, flooding tho cellar BY this
time she was too veal to move, aud
when found this morning her body was
lying In pool of water.
The young woman wac % years OF
age aud recently came from New York.
She was recently locatot o.. q religious
revival, aud It is though that she was
in,gne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

Ho Is said 10 Have Used CIerk A.
u Shield.

NEW York, Dec. 24.-The Erening
lVoridsays that unless compounded il
effected, Russell Sage viii probably be
made the defendant In most novel
suit. Preliminary stepa have been
taken to bring an action against the
iuulti-millionairo for heavy damages,
for having used the brokers' clerk, w.
IL. Laidlaw, TO shield himself when
Norcross, the dynamiter, exploded his
bomb in Sage's office. II Is understood
that tho amount Of damages TO he
claimed has been placed at 800, 900.
The suit will be based upon the aIlsga-
tlon that the millionaire deliberately
held the brokers' clerk between him
telf and the monacing dynamitoi,
with the result that Sage's life was
saved at the expense OF horrible In.
juTies 10 Laidlaw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
Everything auIst on the Sandwich
ISLANDS.

SAN FRANClsCJ, Dec. 25.-Consul
General Mckinley has advlcas from
Honolulu to the effect that everything
IL quiet at the Islands. Prsparstions
for tho coming elections are being eur.
risd on In an orderly manner. Liliau.
kalini's health continues good.
Advices from Honolulu state that
DIR. George Woods, surgeon Of the
United States steamer "Chaflnston,
was thrown from buggy aud had two
ribs broken, besides receiving other In.
jurics. The "Chsrlestono had to nut
10 sea without him, taking In his place
Surgeon White 0f the "Pensacola.v
The administrator Of the estate OF
the late King kelsukua hts flied "A
schedule OF the debts OF tho late King,
showing that they amounted 10 $50.
900,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

Pir1sBuRo, Pa, Dec. 95.-The three
story brick building OF NJ. II. Pritchard,
DlS sandman street, WAS blown 20
atoms carly this morning by AN ex'
ploslon u natural gas. Mr.. PrltchaFd,
wife and three children, n hired 10y
named David Bennett, and Barbara
Dfcich, u servant girl, were buried In
the ruins. When rescued all were
found to ba more or less seriously in
Jure1. The cause Of the explosion was
gas leakage In the cellar. Pfiichard
went Unto the cellar, struck match
aud the explosion followed. The com
cusslon was terrible. Pieces Of the
building were blown half n square
away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
shields Repeats the story Of III. In-
ImrIea 10 NhIle.

SAN FRAScIsco, Dec. 25.--The
steamer "KoweOnaw" has arrived
from Valparaiso. On board was Pat.
rick Shields, the fireman who was
brutnlly beaten by the Valparaiso
police. Immediately after the steamer
docked, United States District Attorney
CARLY, acting ON telegrhphic inslruc-
tons from Attorney General Miller,
went on board and examined Shields
anu Mcl\insley, another iiregan, who
was on shore with Shields before the
latter was arrested. Shlelds repeated
on oath the story OF his INJURIES M
already sent cut by tho Associated
Press. Mcl<iasl0y cOrrobnrate. n nor,
ton OF the story. Tho aiiidayl,s wore
signed by the men, aud win be trans.
mitted to Washington by the next
mail. Shields shows plain marks OF
the terrible Ooatlngs he received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

NEW YoRK, Dec. 25.--The HerQid,s
Valparaiso special says: Admiral
Mont was proclaimed President today,
Elaborate preparations are being made
In Santiago for tho Inauguration cere.
monies tomorrow. Two regiments of
troops fr0m the south arrived thero
yesterday, and these, with q batalllo n
Of sailors, will act Us n body guard 10
President Mont during the cere.
monies. Active measures have been
taken TO prevent any outbreak or up.
rising ON the pat OF the Bslmacedists
tomorrow.
Velasquez has been arrested IN santi.
ago, aud number OF Mannliphsr
rifles found In his house. Thb dcslruc.
ton OF hardware store by the flrc
Tuesday night also'revealvd the hiding
Place OF n lot Of rides.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

CHICAGO, Dec. ga Montreal
special says; Astounding revelations
are belng made as 10 the operations OF
state Of Affairs. The late governments
last financial statement estimated the
deficit for the year Mt fB00,000. There
has been found nm item In the books
called Especial expenditures" which
swelle the total deficit or excess NJ ex-
penditure over receipts TO seams 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
IL Is the Outcome " Horse Race Ia
Que of the City's Thorough
fnrcs.
Attempt o. the Mob to Release tn
PrsoncrI Thr officers Finally
Victorious.
a Mob Cei.bratins Christians In rhoir
uuu NNt.

NNA "NNs
CHICAGO, Dec. g5.-A riot which at
one time Threatened 10 be most
bloody one TOOK place this afternoon
A. tho outcome Of n horse race on one
Of this city's thoroughfarss. A crowd
Of several hundred males and females,
white and black, assembled on Custom
House place 10 celebrate. The street
was turned Into race course, shot
from revolver being the starters
signal. Two races Ia quick succession
bad been run aud third was being
started, when q squad Of policemen mr.
rived, attracted by the shots. AZ the
same time u general fight was com.
mepced In nelgbhoring saloon, and
bullet after bullet came crashing
through the windows, In dangerous
proximity to the heads Of the crowds
on the streets. Two officers In citi1on's
clothes gained entrance TO the saloon,
and, being recognized, tho cry went
up: CLOCK the doors and kill the ofii-
GERS, - and at the aauis time the key
was turned Ia the lock. Backing Into
corner, tho officers drew their re-
volyors, faced the ugly crowd aud
threatened 60 shoot tho first man who
moved. Their nerve parnlyzed
the crowd for moment, ana by
that time other officers burst open the
eaio0n door and rescued their COM
rades. The crowd WIS determined not
10 leave tue saloon, but, after desper-
ate struggle, the officers emerged from
the place, each with a hghtiug, strug-
Cling desperate prisoner. The patrol
wagons were awaiting near by, and,
despite the efforts Of the crowd In the
street, whose sympslhies were with
the prisoners, the officers succeeded Ia
landing the lrlEOncr therein.
AZ the wagons were moving away
a burly negro named Robert Johnson
sprang forward and shouted to the
crowd; "Come on, lots tax. them away
and kill the I'D cypptv." He was
knocked down by y blow from n revolt
yer and unccremoniousiy thrown into
the wagon. With drawn revolvers u
place was cleared for tho wagons TO
pass through the crowd, the prisoners
constantly struggling Tor freedom. The
whole crowd followed ~ tho Harrison
Street station, hut, despite last dcs.
pcTatc struggle, the load OF prisOnurs
were safely placed behind tho BATS.
Other officers arriving, the crowd dis.
peIzod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

Ban FRANCISCO, Dec. 9j.-Advlces
from Apia, Samoa, state that tho chief
Justice sent some soldiers down u
Male TO arrest zone natives ON u
charge NJ stealing; but they refused to
allow the men IN be arrested. They
-cnt word back u the chief Justice that
II tue natives were wanted, ~ let them
know, aud they would be sout up.
when the chief Justice found the war
rant duflsd, he wrote 10 King hRlletOh,
sugg,sting that the Samoan army
which numberH fOfty.thfec mcu-ho
sent to MSlie,tO arrest the men wanted.
The king, however replied that the
army would surely DO unsuccessful,
and IN that event IL would be necessary
to muster his forces, which would menu
war. The chief Justice thereupou
wrote TO the Bfliith consul, dsmsud-
ing that Awar vessel he sent 20 catry
out his mandates. The chiefs on Mu.
linu, who compose the native govern.
ment hold meeting and decided to
get their men together to attack Male,
holding that the longer the rebellion
was allowed t. go on the more diilicult
II would be 10 break II up. They
eventually decided, however, 10 await
the arrival Of the next mail rom san
Francisco, hoping that the new Prcsl-
dent, either an American or M Eug.
lishmnn, would be appointed, which II
was thought would 10 long way 10.
ward settling the difficulties.
There IN much dissatisfaction with
tho present President, Baron Won
Sonst. The chief justice has also
caused III feeling by refusing to pay
duty on goods Imported for his use,
Notwithstanding the fAot that he re-.
ceiving rent free. The natives and
whites aru suffering greatly from In
grippe, and many VI the natives have
uieI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
The "no.ton" Arrives in Valparaiso.

wAsniSuroN, Dec. 25.-rhe Navy
Department Ia officially Informed Of
the arrival Of tho "Boston" at Val
psraiso, and orders were Issued TO her
commander to proceed to San Frau
cisco. Assistant Secretary Foley said
tonight that thure are no ships Of this
Navy now under orders TO proceed 10
chilean waters. The Tumors ut san
Francisco aud elsewhere with refer.
en0e to the government chartering
MERCHANT steamers In anticipation OF
trouble with Chile, are, he said, Rbso.
lutely without foundation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

PEORIA, ILL.,, Dco. 24.--rhis enenins
M Professor y. g. D1uRhortyi City
Superintendent Of Hchuols, anti mn
educator Of natioaal reputation, was
on his way home, Maggie Hafrignn
walked up oehind Tim nnd nred two
-hotsnt him one of vhioh picrcud NE
tight ear. She then surrendered her
sell to the nuthori,ieg. she was tnr n
number VI yOnrs teacher In tho public
schools, but was discharged ycnr ago
for lnsuhogiination, since which time
she has continued 70 annoy Professor
Doughrfty and the B0arl of5chool In
spcotors. The affair has created n
grea. sensation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

RoME, Dec, Is. --While tho midnight
niAss was being celebrated this morn.
Ing In q church In Valencia, four
bombs exploded in the edlilce In rapid
succession. When tho smoke and dust
hnd cleared away It was seen that the
high altar had been destroyed and
several persons near Il Injured.
rhe side OF the church was complete
ly wrecked, and "a number OF worship
pers bruised by falling dehril. Two
persons suspected Of completely In the
mountaineering were arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

MunLE, Ala, Dec. 2i.--Threu
month"; ago Bob Sims, the leader Of q
company OF relislonists In Choctaw
county, was arrested for running Au
Illicit distillrry, which he claimed hc
had Divine authority 10 ran. Two Of
his brothers, fellow believers, rescued
him, killing hystandor and wound-
lug the deputy In charge. one " the
brothers was Killed. Gins AMI the other
brother escaped nud have been hunted
vigorously ever since.
Last uight Bob Sims nud his gang
'fcRpyenred near Womack hill and at
tackled the house Of John Mcmillan,
who had been n member OF the pursu.
ing posse They set lire 10 the house,
and az Mcmillan and tho other in.
mates OF tue house rushed out, thegang
fired upon them. Charley BUSY rs-
capped unhurt. FluDllcn Butsy was
ehot, but not mortally wounded, John
kennedy, hcAIillan's father.in law,
was killed. John Mcmillan was shot
three times aud will die. The twelve.
y.ar.old niece OF Mcmillan wRs killed.
A ten year-old nephew was shot and
burned up la the house. Miss Belle
Mcknight, school teacher, boarding
ut McAlillan't, was shot twice In the
neck. They then opened hIcMillan's
store, robhed II Of what goods they
wanted and lett " lighted up and
open, scattering shoes along the road.
They remarked thAt they would burn
out and kill DR.. Brown and Frank Tato
tonight Sims daughters are dressed
in mems clothes and armed with Win
chester. a large body OF mon are
after the gang.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
sATUTpAY DTC 01TY UTAH IERIIo4
u % annouueed IN the governmonl

II announced that the government
Intends 10 build moro warsnips.
Thompson, the CORES pOndent Of the
London times, who ie the agent Of the
Armstroug'a, has offered 20 sell TO Chile
Il ship u tho "hsmeraldaD type, OF
1000 tons, with o speed Of twenty-onc
mlles, Tor 100000. The offer is not
yet Rccepttd.
The "CochrRne" has been ordered
10 the MagellRniua.
The locustH are advancing north to-
ward tho wheat distric. and doing
much damage.