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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-12

First Publication December ~. 1891, last Jan.
mary 4. 1892.
state ~ Michigan. county of fron-ra AZ a
session ~ the Probate conrt Tor said county
held ~ The Probate Office IN VILLAGE ~ crystal
Falls, on the tenth day OF Dccembef in the year
one thousand eight hundred and nluety,unc.
Pr~eiit William Brown, lutlp' 81 Probate. ia
the matter ~ the estate oltAndfpw Edlund, Dc.
ctnsfd ON readigand nllrs he petition, duly
verified. ~ Charles Henry Thelrupon u "A
ordered. that Monday. the fourth day Of Jnnfl.
ary, next, ~ ten O'clock la the forenoon Dc ns
signed Tor the hearing 81 said petition, and that
the helrs law 81 said deceased. AMI all other
persons Interested n said estate, nrr required 60
appear ~ y sc>elon - said court, then 90 be-
holden ~ the Probate oIlicr. IN the village 81
crystal Falls. and show cause u nny there be-
Why tue prayer 81 the petitioner should not ~
Hnnted Aud u y further ortlcred That said lc
uiicntr NV uutlre 20 the other persons Inter.
e7teu ~ said estate. ~ the peudcncy 30 said pc
t,ti.ni ana the hearing ihrrcul. hycnuslng copy
ui this orirf % ~ pnbll~hcd ~ THg pAuOSD
DULL, NEWSPAPER printed aud circulated ~
rnlu county. thrce successive weeks previous 20
said day "a hearing. WILLIAM j HnowN
Atrue cppVl. Juslns 81 Probate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-12

CRYSTAL FAILS Michigan November lO
1891 The postponed rctnhnr township meet
wits held ~ the clerks office ut no uriurk "a. ri
with the following members present. q r. iiDf
erts, chairman; Daniel Zimmerman. Justice d
the peace. John Fisher. clerk
ON motion OF Daniel Bannerinan thc foWueiftl
clerk was instructed TO furnish the TOWNSHIP
board ~ the next meeting thereof q defuNt|
statement of an outstanding township DrirN
showing a fun statement az all township iudcht
edness TO date % rrpOrt JonN FiaHEH. cetk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-12

We, who~e names are hereto subscribed. beiles
ngit Go be- for the hest interest of All concerned
that proceedings be- taken as early as possible hy
the township board of the township of Cr,.t Al
Fallsfor the purpose 81 raising the sum at siJ.
10000 BY loan secured by the bonds 81 said town
ship. payable fifteen years after date Tor the uur
pose ~ paying the outstanding iudobteau, ~ Di
said township, DO hereby request the township
board 90 call a special township meeting 60 bp
held nc thetowu hall Ia said township ufCrystal
FallS.on Monday the 2Iwt day OF December sal
for thu purpose of submitting 90 the vote az ne
electors ~ Said township the proposition ol
raising said SIM 81 money ln the manner and f,r
the purpose Aforesaid A. l. FLEwELfIN0.
PETER i.AHsON
MAX BEnLoWnk,
y, LAtHArEtiI.
Tilus Wills
tHAs. LARSON.
CHAF. s. HENRY
y. B SCHWARTZ
joan FIsHEH.
FRANK kCADnrN
&. a. ROnERrs.
DANIEL DANNEpMAN
e. II CRANDAII.
A. lUuriEip
MARTIN liossAN
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-12

,roat From Ear
an Ordinary
I Knife.
% the Ice In the River Pre-
n Drownine Is ais Only
for bio Awful Deed.
very is Doubtful.


~ viii ten Il love, .,,,..,..,. ........ =,
0f sunshine With jha'' " r'n'an"ef, attempted
out four o'clock this morning
M ~ 19o'ry healing his throat from ear to ear
\ kn,1nr ~nn ordinary pocket knife, After
AnI rn,} deed had been committed, thcgroans
/. ~ the suffering man aroused several Of
NV. We other occupants ~ the room, who
God iuc1 Inediately summoned DR.. A. A. Met
}yhos..li. who. upon his arrival, dressed the
rI.nstly wound and has, up 10 the hour
90 this Impression, succccded in prolong-
INK the woud-bc suicides life. The scene
of the affair is a typical Finlandcr nri.t--
twelve men sleeping in one mean apart
ment, scarcely largo enough for an orli-
nary bedroom is located justabove
the TAILS
The only reason for the decd that can
Nv elected from Mndhai Is that hewantcd
70 die, and The ice ia the river prevented
him froni drowning himself lie inflicted
two deep gl,shcs in biz neck, seyerng the
tracl'ca, but missing the jugular vein.
lie WIS removed from the filthy hoyel
where the deed was committed To the
county hospital By Poor Commissioner
Frank Rahcr, this afternoon.
IL is the opinion OF Dr. Metcalf that the
man cannot recover. Madllai lis about
thirty-iv years Of age and unmarried.
80 far rs can be asccrtained. lie has
been employed at the Great Western
mne during the past few mouths.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-12

NOVEMBER ~. 1891 Special meet ng ni ile
township board ln The clerks oNirc nt tDH
o'clock q m, the iull board le.ug pnsut. iu-
lowing Is the
REPORT o. rONNsisr titRh.
Yonr township clerk 90 whom Wa. ulcrrpd 4
matter of asecrtaiiuig, ana report 90 tha board
the amount ol outsthniiinp township Orders .rffli
"a full statement oi the township indohtDonces tf
date of report, bcgs paNe 10 say. that lp l.-
mace a careful examination ol the same, pil.
finds that the eutirc indebtedness 40 Tie town
ship 90 the date hereof 10 iuH Is the sum 81 50
5Ot.87, as follows.
April /. 1891
Total outstanding unpaid orders. COL p2
November 10 orders is,iicd since
April 1891
Highway. ....................... q Tn5 s5
COnungcnt....... .......... lll fh
Poor fnnd .4,,..i.. .............. ul1 OIL
Total outstandneor'lrr-n p tptlnfcS Inf 81
An Of which orders nn' iinj have bFu lcarf
Interest az ten Ter cent tor ONE ana two Ntfis
last past which viii make 90 itlt~s the total .lil
Of indebtedness at si5,OOO.OO.
joins FISHER, CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24
Drugs, Niehness, Death, versus No
Drug~, Health, lite,

DIR. MILFORD HALLS Health Pamphlet,
n Marvellous Triumph over Disease
without Medicine.
The full knowledge Of this discovery,
by which all future ontlays for medl-
cine or losses from NJ health may 10
avoided, costs hu, si,O0, and will last n
person for life.
He also publishes "rhe Mlcrocosm, ,"
n monthly Journal Of tubstantialIsm
and collateral discussions. Fifty cents
year.
Thepamphlet which uniolds the new
treatment l. sold at $500, ca the pur.
chhsef'H agreeing by "pledge Of honor"
not 10 dlvugo tho treatment out Of his
or her family.
It is full Of tho most important sug-
gestions ~ 10 the cause aud cure Of
disease without drugs u any kind, with
tho distinct understanding that after
four weeks faithful trial OF the new
treatment, II not found satisfactory,
the $500 will be reiundedo on the return
Of IN. pamphlet with promise on the
pari VI tho purchaser that neither he
nor his family viii thereafter diyulgo
H. contents or use the treatment.
one copy Of "Mlcroeosm" may be
had FREQ IN application.
GBuROE GODDARD, No. 1 G1ddard's
Court, T.. Second South Street, Salt
LAKE CITY, has been appointed general
agent for Utah Territory, for the sale
81 the invaluable publications mem
toned dtf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

ne language q. Tue elephant Is aswell
uilu' 'itoqd 10y ihv Elst Indians aad
'uos" VINO nave To 90 win the large ant
iiai' 40 " the communication was made
IN ,h,ir own Tongue though, curious 10
t,il' tue SOUNDS 100 lndii ana Ccylon have
aiieteht mc'uln{s impated 20 them
Wh.n ,nlasrd tho elephant uttou a
sntlH cry through tho trunk which may
% t'NeH a. " warning
a sportsman engaged Ia hunting elo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24
The Louisiana National Hank.

New ORLrAss,o oct. 23.- Everything
Ia quiet at tho Louisiana Natlonai
Bank this morning, aud up 10 noon no
arrests had been made, aud there II
little doubt thstthere VIII be any. In
an interview with Morris, president OF
the CLEARING Housc, this mnrning, in
regard TO GaTcia's deialcatiun, he said,
"Eugeno f. Garcia, the paying teller
Of the Louisiana National Bank, Nv a
defaulier IN the sum Of sl00 800. II
was Inst discovered on the STU October.
but thu full extent OF thu dedication
was only demonstrated ON the 18th.
Garcia confessed that the shortage wab
from old payments aud errors aud mis-
takes committed by him within the
past fifteen years. The cash In the bank
was examined and the shortage dis.
covered. The loss Of the large amount
was carried TO profit aud loss, aud still
the capital OF 100000 and the surplus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

S. II. Clifford, Now Cassel. wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was dis.
ordered, his Liver was affected 10 an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
aud he was terribly reduced In flesh
and strength. Three bottles Of Elec-
TIE Blt,cr5 cured him,
Edward Spepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had u running sore on his leg OF eight
yean' standing. Used three bottles VI
Electric Bltlcrs aud seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg IA
sound and we'll. John Spei Ier, Cat.
awhs, o., had i've large Fever sorcs
on his leg, doctors said ho was In
durable. one bottle Electric Bitters
and Quo box Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured him entirely. Sold by A. g.
Smith & Co.'S Drug store. 8fs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24
Tnr srAaLrs WILL CASE.
Testimony Taken nj Yesterday. Er.
animation.

SALEM, Mas, Oct. 23.--At tho OPEN
ing OF the Searles will case this morn.
ing, Lincoln recalled Searlea. The
witness testified that at Mrs. Hopkins
request he called on Mr., Silllman 10
look up securities In October, 1887.
Witness testified TO tho visit Of Still
man 10 Melhuen before the last will
was made. Mrs. Searles stated that she
wished 10 leave her property 10 witness
and would provide for Timothy la hor
lifetime. In case anything happened
10 her, she was willing to leave matters
In witness hands. She knew witness
would be more generous 10 Timothy
than she would. Witness testliled that
during Mrs. Searlos' last sickuess he
visited New York aud while In con
ycnation with Stillman, referred to her
condition and said that IN her condi-
ton was critical II would be well to
transfer the Southern Pacific and inn
provement bondsand stock 10 the cOpart-
nprship so that In case OF Mrs. Searles'
death II should not loss its voting
power. Stillman said that he would
attend 10 Il. Witness denied most sm-
phaticnlly that he ever, at any time,
attempted, by himself or through oIh-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24
4 Hattie Betwesp iiiood Indians
aud Canadian Police.

DENvrls, Oct. GA special to ths
Aers from Assinniboine. Montana,
SAYS Word has been received here of
a battle yesterday between the Blood
Indians aud force Of Canadian
mounted police. The fight took place
Just across the international boundary
line, not over forty miles from here.
The Blood Indians, who are old tins
enemies VI the police, made a raid on
horses belonging 10 the latter and made
Oh with nearly all OF them. Ten
police started In pursuit., aud coming
upon them both sides commenced ar.
Ing. The first fire killed one police
man and two Indians, and several
were wounded ON both sides. The
news was brought In by Blackfoot,
who said the fight was still In progresS
when he loft Colonel Bates, com.
mander at Fort Assinpibolne, has or.
deTed troop Of cavalry to tho Black
foot agency rs u precautionary measure
TO restrain the Indians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

BERLIN, Oct. GA meeting Of
printers employed In Bteslnu and
Lelptic was held today Ia those cities,
and preparations were made for the
general strike Of German printers,
which SCENE 10 be determined upon
for tomorrow. At the Bfcslau aud
Leipsic meetings tho ptiniere resolved
TO give their support 10 the resolution
arrived at by the printers OF this city
yesterday. This resolution wna voiced
by 1000 Berlin printers, who decided
20 ask their union 10 order general
strike. In case OF the refusal Of their
employers 10 grant them working DAY
Of nino hOurs, and M advance OF ~
per cent Ia wages. II il generally nd.
initte1 that n wholesale strike OF prln-
tiers throughout Germany will DO I'M
meaistely ordered.
The printers Of Frankfort, Ham.
burg, Kmnlgsborg, Maycnco aud
Nuremberg have decided 10 Join In the
general strike OF printers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

II you look ut human hair under the
miorofcopc you viii iind that ~ turiaco
Is formed OF successive overlapping
scaloa The bris'lea OF thc ha. tas
much resembles to the human hair.
though their diameter u greater and th'
tileliso scales AFRO much finer shccra'
hair has mrch coarer ca'et II "a
owing 10 tho existence Of these scales
that % lchoolboy "a able by a peculiar
process 90 tel which 90 ths ipnnd witch
the other end Of a hair, rolling ~ &C..
tween h.s finger and thumb Thus
manipulated, the hair always travel, 20
tho dirct.on Of tho base, because tlc
edges ~ The scales prevent B, from going
the otheg way-iuleFyisw in Washing.
ton Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

There was In Carlyle a certain AFRO
snnco of intellect that grew with years,
and often asserted ITSELF In fashions that
he himfelf felt to be grioyouS This has
been mistaken for arrogance OF heart
But arrogance OF hear, he never had. Ia
sylnpathies aud manner Of life he ~.
manned to the end much Of tho simple
peasant Seldom year passed, OF the
eighty'hye that he lived, that he did not
spend month or two among the Scotch
heaths and peat boys Ia or near h.s
humble boyhood home
There, nearer than anywhere else, hls
restless soul came 10 the attainment Of
that poaco aud cOmposuro which II was
quito capable OF nowhere. 10 tho end
his own poor, toiling, unedueatod kins.
men continued the dearest people on
earth 10 him. AVID rarely oameapaymont
from editor or publisher that, whatever
his own necessities, ho did not share It
with some Of them. Had they beer
stupid am not suru that he would not
at TIMES have shown them sclut mercy,
but their humblrness only bound them
the eloscr.-E g. Martin in scribner's
1t is interesting &c srow hat sho high.
est authority OF the Catholic church, at
Rome itself, has at length settled the
Connecticut marriage cas. md pro-
nounced marriage ceremony solcm.
nizod by u Methodist preacher to 10
binding and valid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-rhe Western
Traffic Association has referred the
matter Of commissions on emigrant
business TO California points 10 tho
Transcontinontal Association for con.
rideration Mt the New York meeting
next week. In the event OF failure 10
arrive at any agreement, the Southern
Pacific Is authorized 10 participate,
through tho New Orleans gateway, IN
the commission on emigrant business
from New York 10 California terminals
oil q basis Of Sl3. The sum now being
paid by certain lines In New York.
The participation on the part OF the
Southern Pacific west OF New Orleans
shall not excted IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

MARsiiALL1owN, Ia, Oct. GA
Times special from Lake city says a
terrible collision occurred last night
between two heavy ffeight trains on a
branch OF the Chicago n North western
railroad. both trains were wrecked.
MIR. Hayden and George Stein,
brakeman, were Instantly killod, aud
Engineers Collins aud MoAllliiur
probably fatally Injured. Tho other
trsinmeu were considerably hurt. The
accident occurred on curve. Neither
Of the engineers saw the other train IN
time 10 avoid the disaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

MiNNEAtuLis, oct cain the trial
OF the libel suit against the PgoHoer
Irets today, Donnelly contra Iloted and
tuinsed 70 explain all charges OF bribery
AMI political dishonesty made against
him Ia the King letter. Donnelly was
on the stand sll day and up 10 \ late
hour his examination was not finished,
General Dc Luc was recalled and
swotc Donnelly proposed 10 him TO sell
ou' the Hastings and Dakota road aud
divide the proceeds. Donnolly being
recalled denied having any such con.
venaaon aud charged DE Luc with
selling the road TO the Milwaukee aud
-. Paul road 70 the great loss OF it,
builders. Dnnnelly's reason for not
pressing his inst suit was that he had
no funds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

II will cost you nothing and Will
surely do you good, u you have n
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Cheat or Lungs. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds IL guaranteed TO
give relief, or money viii be paid
back, Sufferers from La.Grppe found
II Just tho thing aud under It's usu had
n speedy and perfect recovery. Try n
sample bottle nj our expense and learn
for yourself Just how good n thug It l..
Trial bottles free ut A. G.. smith &
Co.'S Drug Store. Large size 5Oc. and
sl,OO rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24
Gladstone has Revised n, but the
Changes are not yet Publicly
Known.
FULLER POWERS PROPOSED ron
THE IRISH LEGISLATURE.
Much Partisanship In the Cork Flee
ilon.-The New Irish
Secretary.
lie IL said to Have Revised the HON.
I,nle nllI.

LONDON, Uct. gA.-GiadstOne has 70.
visud his h0uic rule bin. As 10 what
TINE the -cheme In detail will be 81.
Vulgcd depends upon the fate and char
hclor OF tho governments Irish local
government measure. VI dissolution
came nov the measure would he pub-
Ilshcd with such completeness NJ
would give thuC0nsefvati vcs no chance
10 say the rountfy had been deceived
on any Important point. When y gen.
oial election does come the Issue Will
he fought On definitely declared home
iiilo Hines. II the popular vdto places
MT. Gladstone In power the course thus
adopted Will paralyze the opposition
position; the house OF lords VIII not
dhfe reject the bill on the ground that
vote 1i the electorate hhd not been
specially taken thereon.
ltcgnriing the principles Of the new
nivHufu enough has boon officially
asccriainci To state that VI gives the
pfpp9sed Irish Legislature fuller powrrs
Than did the bill Of 1855. IL r.tains
ho lower and upper houses OF the
lrlsh Parliament, vests the appoint
invnt OF tue Judiciary IN tho IFish exc.
cutlvc, and maintains larger repre-.
tnhtni'on OF ireland In the imperial
Parliament Tho qucstions OF flnan.
eih relations and control Of police ara
alsO settled.
In tho Cork election fight there In
much partisanship. The friends OF
l'cdmoud declare themselves con-
ldent Of victory. They have no lack
- funds, Part u the money coming
lfon America. The final hope OF q
restoration Of party unity rvsis with
Michael Dnvitt. II he rcfralna from
throwing nis whole influence ON tho
sue OF the McCarlhyite- and ugcs his
peisonal poworin the quiet policy Of
Cancellation, he wlllin time reconstI-
tutc the Irish party. IL lac consents TO
contest Kilkenny, thus throwing the
gage Of battle 10 the parnellltes, the
i,ui VIII be- eternal. When Inter.
viewed today he talked As N he yef,
entirely committed 10 the majority.
william l4awics Jackson, whose M
pointment a. Irish secretary Il indsfin.
itely announced, has the reputation OF
hulnRa good buslncss man, without
pry bias towards his own Ideas, N hs
hn,anyi nnd the ready and plant In.
sirument Of Balfour and Salisbury,
win shfewd eye on the main chance.
In an Interview today MIR. Dredge,
one Of the British commissioners TO tho
Worlds Fair at Chicago, said since his
frturn hc had met encouraging indlca.
lions VI Increasing interest on tho part
OF British manufactures. The com.
mission Will distrlbut. 10000 circulars
throughout Great Britain and ireland
inviting exhibits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

PTTTsuuR0. oct. ga wild Texan
steer escaped from Pcrfy's Island stock
yard today, and for time created
panic on the streets Of Allcshcuy. The
maddoncd animal tfaversed several Of
the prominent thofoughfarcs, attack
Ing everything that camo Ia iis way
and compelling pedestrians 10 Hes for
their lives. Five persons were gorcd
by the ircnzicd beast, one u them, u
small boy, fatally. A party Of citizens
with guns and rovolyer- finally killed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

a. ~. Clinord, New Ca-sel, VIE.
wa troubled with neuralgia and
Hholmatism. his stomach was dior.
dtred, his liver was Affected 10 an
alntning degree, appetite fell away,
anu ne was terribly reduced IN flesh
and strength. Three bottles Of l.icc.
tric biiicncut him. Edwari Shcr.
herli iarfisbarg, ILL.,, had n running
nlru on Ills lugoI eight ycsri' standing.
Used thrue bottles " Electric liittofs
and seven boxes u Hucklrn'r Arnica
saiye, aud his leg Is sound aud well.
john Speaker, Catawha, o., had i've
large Fever sUrs on hia leg; doctors
aaid he was incurlble. one h0illn Elrr.
tic bilirfs anu one boa nucklon'a Ar
Mica Salve cured him entirely. Sold
Wy A. &. Smith q Co.'S Dug store. 8a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

LONDON, Oct. 23.-The fire Ia Mark
Brown's wharf, rooley street, which
broke out on Monday morning, O1to-
Der 9TH, has not yet been cxtlnglilshcd
The IRE, u was announced on the az
iernoon OF October 9Th, had been sub.
dued' In fact, however, II was not
distinguished, thus making about tho
nineteenth day II has been burning,
burning In that time 100 tons. The
debris has been removed from tho In.
terior OF the burned warehouse, but n
large mass Of burning material stlll
remains there. The loss Incurred in
consequence OF this blaze ia simply
enormous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

Sioux FALLS. 5. d., Oct. 23.-The
United States gmnd jury has returned
eighteen indictments against the
officers and directors Of the Louisiana
Lottery. The evidence was NIL laid
before the grand Jury In the form Of
aiildAylts and kept with the utmost
secrecy. The department nj Washing
ton brought the charges before this
court for The reason that their efforts In
other states before the United states
grand turtles have been frustrated.
This United States marshal and depu-
tiles are leaving this evening fof New
Orleans TO arrest the president, vice.
prrHijent, secretary, treasurer and
directorh OF the lottery company. The
indictments are for transmitting lottery
advertisements through the malls Ia
violation OF the anti.lol,ery law passed
by Congress. The extreme penalty Ia
i've years imprisonment aud 5000
fine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

NEW YoER, Oci.23.--A special cable
from Valparaiso Gays that another let.
ter written by Balmaccia has turned
up. II was 10 his three brothers. lie
says that he cannot longer leop,rdize
his friend, the Argentine miuister, by
remaining at that legation. lie hal
Intended giving himself 10 the Junta,
hut owing TO the belief that g. leaders
will respect nothing, hc changed his
mind and VIII make n personal sacrl.
fee. He says hr has loit Tor punlica.
ton what will prove " historical use,
and that through II Europe Will CONF
prehend his conduct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24
Came In from Canada. we're Caught In
North Dakota and
Returned.
THE CANADIANS arrUst TO ,rr
THEM IN.
Because they had no Money 10 pay The
Head Tax; 4 Queer
Dilemma.
chinrmep vino Cannot stay here nnd
Not Return o. Canada.

WAmuNUTON, Oct. 23.--Another
serious complication has arisen In re-
gard 10 the enforcement OF the Chinese
exclusion act. Two Cinnamon who
came IN from Canaia AMI were caught
IN North Dakota were takcn back TO
the Canadian linc by marshal, but
the Canadians refused 10 let them In,
except ON pay ment 0fa head tax Of 80
each. The Cinnamon had no money
10 pay,and the marshal Il holding them
for instructions. THIS new state OF
afiaira j. au embarrassing one, aud the
attorney general II now considering IT,.