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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

LoSu BRANCH. n. j., June iT.-No
lives were lost Ia the Scabright nrv.
Every business house In tho place was
destroyed. one hundred and fifty
families wero rendered homeless.
Men. women and children slept last
night Ia barns, bathing houses aud
fishing huts, hnI i've hundred home.
lees people were led nj the Rutherford
Arms. This expense wins mot by the
relief committee.
This morning seven hundred persona
were fed. Lumber has been ordered
from Long Branch for the purpose "
erecting temporary buildings. N IL
impossible 10 estimate tho Ices or give
the Insurance. Tho lire swept over an
arva containing thirty acres u build.
ingr. Tho people arc atill dis.
tracicd with terror aud cannot
tell the amount u their losses.
The summer cottagcTr have
responded nobly 30 the appeals fnT aid.
They already have subscribed hb0ut
$500. All the wires aTr down aili tho
streets are filltd with half burned
furniture and siorc goods. tn. relief
committee tslcgraph.d 30 Governor
Abbot aud QuauefmAHter General Dom
nelly asking them 10 loan the state
tentH for the temporary shelter OF the
sufferers. Eugene kelley's stAblenan
las been arrested on n change Of start.
Ing the Ore. People threaten 10 lynch
him.
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Several Washon,s Along the Durllng-
Ton and Miss ouri Road In Me-
braska and kansas.
the TOWN or BATTLE GREEN
INUNDATED.
Several Persons Struck by Lightning
aud Rllled.-tircat Damage 10
the Crops.
ny Telegraph 10 the sHws.i
DLsrnUcTIyE sronas.
A Town ovsraowsa aud Three PER
ssns hitted.

OMAHA, June 1.-THE heaviest rain
known for years fell Las, night all over
the State.
Along tho limo on the Darlington
and Missouri road In southern Nebfal'
ka aud In kansas several wash0uts
resulted, the mo-t serious being In the
vicinity Of Orleans. Several washouts
occurred ON the branch line between
Orleans aud Oxford.
On the Elkhorn Valley road bad
washOut occurred nj Battle Greek,
caused by waterrpout, which inun.
dated the town. sweeping away several
houses. All IN danger were helped
out In wagons, and no lives weru lost.
Tho town IL half overlooked nj present
AMI the people have TO 10 about Ia
boats. II IL thought tho mill dam viii
20. Great damage has already been
done 10 the crops. Several miles Of
track have teen washed out aud num-
hes II bridges, which will delay the
trains tor two days.
AZ Oakdnlo tho precipitation was Ave
inches; cellars are filled aud sidewalks
gone. IL II still raining.
AZ Humphrey, bartholomew Bogus,
farmer, was killed by lightning.
At Palmer, tie wife ami grandmother
Of l.. Anton were struck by lightning
aud killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

CHICAGO, June iI.-At today'r meet
Ing Of tho local Worlds fair directors
executive commission the director
generals Recommendation for tho ap-
pOintmcnt Of commissioned Forsy the NJ
chief Of the department Of horticulture
was read. The matter u salary was ~
fcrfcd 10 the finance commission, aud
tn. peFsonel 10 the commission on ngrl-
culturc with instructions 10 report at
tho next meeting Of the board Of dlrcc.
tors, Friday.
a memorial was presented 10 tho
local directory o. the Worlds fair this
evening signed by J. &. Vaughan,
chairman, resulting a meeting Of hor-
ticulturlsin held today, at which rrprc-
sentatives Of tho Illinois Stat, board
VI agriculture and several different
horticultural societies Of the state were
represented. Resolutions were adopted
protesting against the confirmation Of
fofrytho as chief u the horticultural
bureau, saying he Ia no sense repre-.
sents American horticulture. Also
protesting against the present.
classification which has been
endorsed by tho national CON.
mission aud sayiug, this clnssinca-
ton, giving eight separate classes for
wines aud bfandies, with but four 10
horllcultur. proper 10 unfair aud un.
satisfactory 10 this hortlculturiats Of the
country. IL was therefore resolved
that Ia tho event OF the confirmation
Of Fonythe or any other representative
man, aud especially one pledged to
this unjust classification, 1--WE arc
without hope OF making In the main
building representative exhibit Of
American horticulture; and We will
use our influence In every possible
manner 10 confine our exhibits 10 our
State bulldings and will invite our
sister States 10 DO likewise Us we can
not aud viii not destroy the prospects
for enthusiastic exhibition by endora-
Ing man and classification which
connects horticulture with, aud makes
subordinate TO displays 81 wines aud
brandies. We are pledged 10 no can
didRte and simply ask that the CON
potency OF the chief DO unquestioned. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

The highest medical authorities Of
Europe and America have recently
decided that large percentage Of ciusus
Of insanity II cauntd 10y the cxcrucia.
ting palms Of Neuralgia u the head and
face. lfany member Of your family
suffers this tormcntOr, induce them TO
uy Ballafd'r Snow Liniment. One
application will afford immediate relief
aud you viii soon be- rad Of danger.
Gus and tormonting disease. Billiards.
Snow Linimont h the most penetrating
Llniment known. IL positively cures
rheumatism, Lame Back, Contracted
Muscles, Old Sores, Cornr, Buni0ns,
etc. poneiTatss and opens up tho
pores, drawing all poisonous matter 10
The surface, restoring and promoting q
natural circulation Of the blood through
tho diseased llAllx- 2ss
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vu.sHA, June iT.-In the budget
dictate IN the Rcichsfnih, Premier
rnaie mail. mn Important speech, an.
nouncing that the government had
decided 10 accept the support ~ the
German Liberal party TOT tile carrying
into eject o. The pfngrsmmc an.
nnuncod Ia the speech nod the throne.
Tho government, hc SAIL, would net la
nil things IN accordance with that
PARTY. Tho speech, which was un.
dnubtcdly Inspired by the emperor,
produced n profound Impression and
the old opposition party broke out Into
loud applause. The 6rrnsn Liberals
In tho R,lchsFpih number 10 out " a
total 81 NO. A new majority viii hc
formed by tho addition u sixty Poles
aud thirty moderate Conservatives.
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r,.uoune.a Hopeless. We, saved.

From a letter written by Mrs. Ada
T.. Hurd, Of Groton, \. d., We quotes
syyas taken with u bad cold, whieh
settled on my lungs, cough ret In and
finally Terminated In consumption,
-Four doctors gave mo up, saying !
eould live but a short time. J gave
myself 10 10 my Savior, determined "
i could not stay with my friends on
earth | would meet my absent ONES
above. Ny husband was advised to get
DIR. Klng's New Discovery for Con
Summation, Coughs and Colds. gave
n a trial, took Ia all eight bottles u
cured me and thank God ! am now a
wnIl and hearty woman" Trial hot
H. free At A. g. Smith a Cos Drug
Stor. Regular slEe, 6Oc. and sl'oO' .
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CouSun BLuFFs, June 1.-THE
westb0und Burlington passenger train
had q marvellous escape this morning
from n terrible disaster. Near Corning
n cluidhufst swcllc'i a small stream
known n Plumb creek out VI ~ banks.
The passenger train, heavily laden
with people, came along aud crosacd the
bridge spanning the creek without n
mlshhp.
seven minutes later freight train
following approached tho bridge NJ q
rapid rate OF speed, when the engineer
discovered that tho bridge had hrun
washed out. He made every effort %
stop but an not succccd, and tho en-
gins and three cars went Into the
creek. Engineer Powers jumped just
before tho locomotive dropped, landing
Ia twelve feet Of water aud came near
being carried away by tho ,oFtvnt.
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Baimaccia Prohibits Ills Followers
From shipping supplies TO the
Northern Ports.
THE MERCHANTS ruHN TO CAL
IroRNIa.
Telegraph 3, tre NEwst
CHILEAN ITEMS.
nigh Pv;ee--nru.rd foe the blowing
"p ofth. "rseaisda."

touiQug, June iG.-The demand for
provisions keep. prices up In spite u
the recent heavy imporiations from
San Ffanclsco. Balmacoda has pro-
hihlted shipments from the south 10
pofh held hy the COngfessionallsts
this ncceseltating the importation n
Hour aud provisions from elsewhere
for the ports north u Coquimbo.
Merchants naturally are boxing TO
California 70 keep up the supply.
The newly elected Congress Of Chile
has passed an act providing that here
after all Import dues aud storage
charges must be paid IN gold or silver.
THIS decree had IN. effect Of enhanc.
Ing the prices of all imported goods.
aud the stated Increase has been gene.
rally between is5 and 100 per cent.
Tho government Of Chile has
awarded sl5O,0oO prize money 10
the commander. of the Lynch" aud
"Condell," tho cruisers which blew
mp the "Blanco Encalada" not long
ng0.
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BALLooNiyG IN ASIA.
AERosAuT pALDwIS's QUEER ExrERI,
ESoE.


r. y. Baldwin, the arconaut who has
Just cJme back from various Oriental
countries, succeeded IN thoroughly
astonishing the Monaghan race by his
exhibitions. Mr.. Baldwin has tTnv-
.lsd extensively IN Asia. lie has
looked down from midsir ON the tenn
ple of Delhi, tho wharyes OF Calcutta
aud the jungleH Of Sumatra aud olller
Oriental regions rarely treated 10 lhsfex-
element Of balloon asccnslons. 10
was not until fow months ago TINT
the daring San Francisco aor0nRut re-
solved to explore China NJ far rs II Ia
possible 10 do 10, and with his brother
aud wife, no began ~ gather In tho
small change Of tho Monaghan kight.
aerTf.
The aeTonAut's experiences We're
generally VI the most pleasant Anu,
for the pig.thiltd patrons responded
enthusiastically and tho novel alnuse-
ment -et all China agog. The att,ud-
anco at some of the exhibitions In tho
large seaport cities was enormous. The
AeTonaut found some difficulty Ia OBJ
tAining suitable places for c1rnlllng
Ito cash OF the native populAce, Tor
fenced grounds are not 10 be had, and
In most places the Enclosure was made
hy rope aud the Assistance Of tho
native police, The Monaghan dead
hegd has moro wholesome dread Of
the official guardian OF tho peace
than his American oonffeie, and fow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

This IA what you ought to have, in
TACT, you must have II 20 fully enjoy
life. Thousands nfe searching tor Il
daily, and mourning because they lind
u not. Thousands upon thousands OF
dollars arc srcnt annually by our
people In the hopo that they may attain
this boon. Aud yet II may DO had by
all. We guarantee that Electric Blt.
ten., N usod according 10 directions,
and tho u. persisted Ia, win bring you
good digestion rad Dust tho demon
Dyspepsia and Install Instead Eupcpsy.
We recommend Electric Bitten for
Dyspspaia and all diseases Of Liver,
Stomach aud Kidneys. Sold at 500.
and 81 90 per bottle, by A. @. Smith A
Cos Drug Storr. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18
Baiiard's uoreheapd syvup nes
whooping cough.

There II no remedy In the world
which will give such prompt relief In
Wbooping Cough NJ Bd,iard's H0fe-
h0und Syrup. II will positively cure u.
II you win try IL your children VIII
not Keep you awake all night cough-
ing. Ballads Horohound syrup j.
the most cooling and soothing remedy
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, bron'
chitls aud Asthma, In the world. IL IL
free from opium. IL builds up new
tissue, strengthens tho Lungs, and IL
m Incompatible remedy, made OF the
best and purest materials. IL your
Lungs gro weak and you have u Tick
ling in your throat, you neodit. n, o.
NJ. /. Agents.
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INV YoRiS, June 1.-THE Atlas
line passenger steamer "Alyo," which
arrived from Haytlan ports this morn.
Ing, brought news Of continued out.
breaks aud tho wholesale slaughter Of
political prisoners In all parts OF Ia.
ISLAND. III. "Alyo" also brought
news 81 the fumor.d shooting OF preai-
dent Hippolyte. This mm0r was free.
ly circulated Ia JAcmcl and outlying
towns outside " port.au.prinec, when
tho "Alyo" left the former port GU Juns
9th. The fum0r could not be con.
Armed by the p.oplc on III. "Alvov be-
iorc al. left Jaomcl, but II was dis
credited.
Tho populaoe Of Jacmol Mas IN n
frrvsfci excitement over what they
termed Nh outrageous murder, which
had occurred the day before. when
news Of tho slaughter nj Port-au.
Prince reached Jncmrl many cili.
zc1a violently denounced Hippolyte.
Six OF them were arrested aud WORT
sent 10 Hlppolytc. A squad OF soldiers
came hack the next morning, took out
tho sin unfortunatcs aud shot them "a
death In the public square In the pres.
onoc Of their irlcnus and relatives.
After leaving Jacmcl, tho "Aivop
touched nj Novas@a island aud there
again heard rumoru OF Hippolyto's as
sa'~ination. The steamer ''kcnruagc'
was also met there, her commander
having heard tho news and b~'ag ON
his way tn Port au Prince.
In New YORK this evening the Hay.
tine minister, Price, and tho official.
Of tho steamship company denied there
was any truth In the rimor.
Mate Bishop, Of the steamship
"Albo," which arrived from Haytl 20.
day, states TINT June o, n vessel which
had been nj Port au Princo during tho
Instruction, had reached Navafsa aud
reported President Hippolyte shot aud
killed by one Of tho insurgents.
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ny Congress ns will encourage and
piosct the interests 81 agrlcult.
ute and the Protection Of labor
and tho right Of iaborcfs
IA favored, Protection for the
wool Industry Is demanded, the
amendcd coinage act Of the last Re.
publican Congress by which the entire
production OF the silver mines Of the
United States ia added to the currency
u endorsed; the free and universal OK.
cfcisc Of the ballot IL demanded A. Il
also The enactment Of laws 20 protect
Tue country and people agains, The In.
nux OF the vicious and criminal classrs
OF foreign nations and imported labor.
ors; among other things favored an
economy Ia the administration Of the
Nation and State; restraint Of com.
binations of capitalists for unlawful
PURPOSES or nj variance with sound
public policy; ample educational facill.
.ies, the reservation Of the public lands
Tot homestends for American citizens,
and the restoration TO the public do.
main ofall uneafned railroad grants,
liberal tension for sailors aud soldiers
Of the late war aud a generous care Of
their widows and children.
The patriotism, wisdom and ability
o. the administration Of President
Harrison, and especially the policy u
reciprocity and vigorous foreign
policy, Ia commended, and President
Harrison Is congratulated upon the
selection Of Charles Foster ns Socrc.
tafy Of the Treasury.
The Naturalization az Govofnor
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The Governor Of ohio Goes 10 Europe
IN the Interest Of the
World. Fair.
WAY THE VESSELS wCRG OF
TaiNCp.
The "Thetls" Leaves for Alaska.-
The "CoTwin, On Her Way 10
IIchring SEA
Detained 60 Receive some Additional
tu.trueftous.


WARRINGTON, June 1.-THE gov.
ernor " ohio has been appointed agent
Of the treasury department TO visit Eu'
rope Ia the Interest u tile Worlds Coz
lumbar expedition.
10 IL learned ut the navy department
that the naval vrs-ula which were tohe
dispatched yesterday 10 Bchfing sea
were detained over night 10 receive
some supplemental Instructions. These,
II Il said, concern matters Of detail, and
are intended 10 Insure uniform aud
harmonious action between the state,
treasury aud navy department officials.
These changes relate almost exclusive.
ly TO the treatment OF poachcfs amer
seizure. The vessels were all ord.
crci. yesterday afternoon 10 call At
once, aud u Il supposcd that they have
started before now. Tho "Ihcus'
viii proceed nj once 10 Sand Point 10
notify all scaling vessels found at that
rendezvous a. keep out OF Bchring
sea under penalty Of sciEuf. and pro.
secutlou. The revenue cutter "Cor'
win" aud other naval vessels VIII pro.
coed direct 10 Behrlng sea aud assist
the revenue cutters "lioar' anu
crush" In tho establishment Of m
effective patrol Of that territory.
In compliance with ofduts from
Washington, tho whphip "rhcti."
loft San Francisco this morning Tor
ALASKA.
The "Mohicau" this afternoon went
% MARI Island 10 take ON coal. RcvU-
nue. cutter "Corwin" left about noon
Tor BehHng sca. II will be ten or
twelve days before the United States
vessels viii 10 we'll north, and ~ the
sealing SEASON opanud June Let, the
poacheu will have had nearly u
months tins before receiving the pto'
oiamatlon.
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The Psn.Amsrieas Transportation
toInpans.

Momir, June 1.-THE Pan.Amcri.
eau Transportation company haf
opened hooks Of subscription here nc.
corling 10 IL charter. Among the III.
recton NJ, Howell Jones Of Topeka,
Kgs.; A. L. Chamberlain of Dos
Moines, Ia; George l.. Gray, J. II.
CLARK and Il. q. Rutian Of Chicago,
aud w. o. Culp OF Davenport, Iowa.
CLARK was elected president, tutian
vlce-prcsident, y. l.. Dane secretary
and ". q. Culp treasurer. This capital
stock IA ten million dollars, with the
privilege Of Increasing 10 ons hundred
millions. ono million has already
teen subscribed.
President Clark says II II tho intcn.
ton Of the company 10 plac. the stock
on tho market aud nj once prepare
bids under the call O, the postmaster
general for postal subsidy Tor steam.
crr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

The Union Pacific has commenced
selling tickets from Salt Lake 10 Al
blon, Idaho, via Minldoka, Mt rate Of
sl2.i0. Persons going into Cache
County via this fouta viii avoid tho
long stage ride Of sixty mileh via
Kelton, Ms tho distance via stage from
Minidoka % Albion Ia only thirty
miles. Parties may leave Salt Lake on
the evening Of one day aud arrive at
Minld0ka the afternoon OF the second
day without diiilculty. d&a
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Consul cor,.'. Report.

ROM. June i7.-Slgnor Coftc, late
italian consul at New Orleans, In his
report Of the lynchinR there, says the
victims belonged 10 no particular sDoio.
~, but were murdered simply because
hey were Italians aud compositions IA
tho labor market, and furthermore, that
after the lynohlng ho and his secretary
hafflcaj.d Themselves In tho conuu.
late. The lynehefs wero only pre-
vented nom attaching the consulate by
the Intervention Of influential citlEc ns.
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Nrw ORLEANS, June ~. - Me.
Crystal. convicted Of attempting 20
hflu. Notable, summoned ~ u tales
Juror Ia tho Hennessy case, has been
sentenced To year In the peniicnii'
AIRY.
Ferdinand ArmRni. III. attorney,
was tried today for attempting 10 hrih.
Leon Bufthe, tales juror In the Hen
messy ease. After four hours there was
no prospect Of agreement aud u mis-
trial was entered.
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NEW YoRis, June iI.-rhcrr was
morning when MI the pfi.oncn Ia the
cells AT police headquarters were found
Unconscious. Gas had escaped during
the night from n broken Pipe and had
overcome the prisoners. When found
they were quickly removed ~ tho open
mir. one Of them recovered and mAn.
aged 10 escape during tho excitement.
AZ lcast three viii die.
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u.i,i.h nsd rr.a,h war,hlp,.

GL0uorffKR, Mas, June l7.-rh,
captain Of the schooner Roice Just ar'
rived says nj Ray ~. George he foand
British aud French war ship. guard
ing the fisheries. While the English
men.oiwar remained, American ilsh'
.rmen were permitted TO buy what
bait they desired. After tho English.
men l-it the port, however, the fvncli
commander ordered all Americans out
VI the hArbOr.
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Cry oF MEXICO, June IL. - A
WATERFRONT fell SUNDAY Ia the noun.
tains IN which IL situated the Copcep-
ton silver mine Ia San Luis poiosi.
Tho latest tvlegfams nom Kan Luis
Potosl place the numbor n bodies ~.
covered at twcnty.three. So far thirty
persons are known TO have been hurt.
Work ut the Conception mine has been
entirely suspended.
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CHICAGO, June H.. - Secretary ~
Agriculture Rusk to-iAy visited the
st0ckyarda, and instituted his meat
inspection burrau.
G. w. Durham, the alleged insolvont
loarlof trade broker, o. show cause
Tomorrow why hr should not 10 pun
i-hrd f1rcenlcmpi Ia falling 10 answer
the citation 70 appear to-day aud toe.
tify IN rryafh 10 hls alleged assign.
ment. Dunham will plead that the
court has no jurisdiction.
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Lively 4. q. q. Discussions.

DETROIT, June iT.--At todsy's sos.
Sion Of the supreme Lodge Of 4. o. u.
w. there wa. lively discussion over q
RESOLUTION that In order 10 curtail cN.
pcisus the lodge should not meet again
until June, lsa1, and another proyld.
Ing that Select Knights be- obliged TO
discontinue using the letter. A. o. u.
w. Both were finally referred TO tho
committee.
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cabln ra...nssr Iplur.d by . noeLe,.

LIvERiOOL, June illus, before
the steamer "City 81 Chicago" sailed
for New York today, n rocket, fired for
n tcst, iic~ Out among the cabin pas
tsngct, ~ seriously injufing two u
them that they had 10 bv placed In the
hospital.
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what noes 10 Mean /.

900 Dose. One Dollar" means sim
ply that Hoods sar-aparllla i the most
economical medicine 10 buy, because II
gives mofu lor the money than any
other preparation. Zach bottle con.
tain. 100 dou.r aud will average 10 last
q month, while other Preparations,
taken According % directions, arr gone
Ia n week. Therefore, bc sur. 10 get
Heod's sarsaparilla, the heat blood pu-
Tifief, y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

LAND. - Many persons have re-
coiycd their patents Tor land through
the able asslatance OF Judge Shynof,
at Washington, ID. C., Whose hdy.r-
tlscm-ni appear IN today's paper. a nd
In all departments Of the Government
he has acquired reputation ~ u consci-
cntlous and capable lawyer. d&s
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ner,InE ef UnaerwrIlsr..

DETROIT, juno l7.-rhe second an.
nual meeting of tho National Associa-
ton Of Life Underwriters began hers
today. The executive committee In It'd
report proposes bureau of Information,
which II n said means tho establishing
OF system for blacklisting agents
whose methods are considered unpro-
fessiOnal.
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1901, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH TERRIFIC

threatening the settlers. a militia
company has been organized aud NJ thc
INT indication from the lniians that
they mean trouble another war will 10
commenced which will drive them out
Of tho territory or result In their ex-
termination.
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LosDos, June 1.-THE sensational
breach OF promise ease OF Miss Wied.
mann against Captain Robert Horace
Walpolr, for seduction, In which she
asked for $4,000, and which has been
ia the courts for year or more, was
decided today with verdict " $500
for the plaintiff.
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ST.. LOWS, June lT.-A dispatch
from Santa Fe, ". NJ, hays For some
time past numerous slfnggiing bands OF
Apache indians have been seen along
the border Of Arizona aud New Mexico
IN tho vicinity OF Black range This
Indians have boon acting ugly ana