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PrrTsBuRa, March 31.-The remains of
Charles Arbuokle, the millionaire coffee
merchant, were buried in Allegheny TODAY.
The announcement that the remains would
be cremated was incorrect.
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Professor Kelsey bend.

ROME, N.Y., March 31.-Ambrose Pars0na
at Hamilton college, died this morning.
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vote Of the people. The house why's and
means committee to-day reported = bill APP
rropriattnR $780, 600 for the worlds fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

The following prisoners were brough,
down from the penltenllary this morn.
ing for arralgnment before tho Third
district court, bu, all the judges being
engaged In the work ~ the Supreme
court, they remained Gagged In Marshal
Parsons office until just before noon,
when they were given another ride
back 10 .he mansion on the hill; John
Burke, Michael McElvsine, Harry
simpson, John Kane and John Lynch.
g. l.. Blazer, who IL awaiting sentence
by n conviction for obtaining money
on false prctcnces, and Rufus Smith, the
alleged murderer of n Fort Douglas
comrade, were also members Of the
party. The last named has yet 10 enter
his plea TO the grave accusation against
him. He has n "dont care" sort Of
look, and there was nothing In his mp
pearance when In the cage this morn.
Ing 10 indicate the serious charge
hanging over him. Blnzcr-who il a
well.drcssed aud wcll.educstcd mau,
about thirty years OF agc--dld not seem
much 10 relish the company Of his fel.
low prisoners, and sat apart from them,
burying his facc In a morning news.
PAPER.
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A Railroad damage Snit.

The arguments Ia the ease VI John
Robinson, respondent, vs.. the Oregon
Short Line 4 Utah Northern Railway
Company appellant, were made In tho
supreme court this morning, before
Judged Blackburn, Anderson and
Miner.
The son OF tho respondent, John
Samuel Robinson, ON October 18th,
while riding with other boys upon a
hand car on u down grade on the com.
pAny'. track, lost his balance, fell, and
was KILLED. II was asserted that
we lau's death arose from the negll.
ssnce OF thu oompany's servants In
,alllng 20 guard or lock tbs car. ON
Malch l2th, In the present year. M.
Ease "AH tried In Judge Z,nsja court.
Mh.n verdict was rendered In fnyo,
~ the plaintiff, Robinson, for si'0Oo
Anu eoats taxed at s7a.25,
ihe appeal WIS based on the qround
80 stessslNs damages, errors ia law.
-nr ~ TIE Judges charge 10 the IuTv
vihs appeal was now argued 6y SIr
van Go,t for the appellant eom1any nv
nun Judge Judd fof the re.nond.r,
hesnsenco being denied attsy Shiah
eAse was submitted. N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

wAsniSOros, June IN. 49, Acting
Secretary Chandler has reversed tho
DECISION Of the c1mmissioner.ge general
" the land office on motion for a 10.
view and iehcaring 81 the Northern
Pacific railroad cumpany,by Itobcft \.
Morgansinyolving n tract u land Ia
Yakima, Washington land district.
Tbs motion 10 dismiss the ~.
view N denied. This secretary
says the showing made by Nor.
gan IL sufficient 90 eniltle
him 10 n hearing aud calls for nn In.
vcstigA,ion. ~. therefore directs the
commissioners decision 10 10 set aside
and that he ordorA frhcarlng for the
purpose 81 determining whether the
lnni was occupied nj the date II the
definite location Of the road, aud upon
testimony taken rcaJjudlcatc the ease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13
IIININII-I rIInIIl.
Democratic Call.

Tho Wilson club win hold a meeting
at O'Clock Monday evening, June 10,
nj No. sos T.. Second South street, 10
elect seventeen delegates 10 represent
the Fifth precinct In the Democratic
convention, TO 10 held June %, 1891.
All Democrats of the precinct are ro-
qucsicd 10 he present, aud nil who In.
tend 10 join the club will have an
opportunity u DO 30 nj tho said meet.
ing. +. ARMSTRONG, President.
u. A. MITCHELL, Secretary.
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IT WAS NOT SUICIDE.


Tho death OF Charles La.Fava, at
Brighton, yesterday, wa. caused by n
terrible mistake made by Mrs. Matte
Linclcomo. 10 say tina, the deceased
committed suicide, as alleged by some.
Ia strongly denied, and In n manner
that plainly proves that self.des,ruction
was not contemplated. The details OF
tho fatal affair wcro related 10 NEWS
reporter to-day by a brother Of tho de.
ceased. They mr.. a. follows;
Shortly after beginning work yester.
day morning the deceased complained
10 "a frllOw.eOflkmAn OF severe uramp.
Ing palms In the stomach aud returned
10 his cabin n short distance away, la
quest Of u remedy. Being unable 10
Ind anything that gave Hun relief, he
made his way 70 tho residence
" Mrs. linolcome, neigh.
bor, aud told TO her his suiferlngs.
Mrs. Linolcomo promptly procured for
him what she supposed was bottle Of
syrup Of ngH and, as the vial was 40
labeled, her thoughts were confirmed.
With n view u relieve La fAva's
suffering rs quickly as possible she
handed him the hottie aud u small
wine glass, into which no poured n
large dose Of the medicine. with a
forced smile La Faya turned 10
Mn. Lincicome with a good.
natured "Hef-'s luck 10 you,O
and drank the deadly dose. Instantly
his smile was transformed Into n look
OF horror, and he gaspcd; ~ am dead
man unless can get an antidoto Inn
medlatsly."
Mp. Linolcome was astounded be-
yond measure and instinctiyely
grasped tho bottle aud made u hasty
examination, when, 10 heg horror, she
discovered that II contained cArbolic
acid.
As an omellc she quickly gave the
now unconscious aud fasl-dying IN an
two cupfuls Of vinegar anu a tablespoon.
ml OF lard, but without beneficial
effect, NJ he died In ten minutes.
The coroner was notified and an In.
guest held yesterday afternoon. The
Jury rendered q verdict Of accidental
death, aud generating Mrs Llncl.
come from all blame. Today
the body was prepared for burial
at the Undertaking establishment of
p, ID. Exams, and viii be- Inferred nj
Pleasant Green tomorrow.
This deceased was thlrty.twO years
OF age and came 10 this city from Rom
70, Cheybogan county, Michigan, In
November last where no leaves wife
aud one child. He was u plasterer 10y
occupation and was said TO be sober,
hArawofking and industrious man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

THr 800 $1,000 city bonds. issue o, Ian.
lat Of this year, wcro sold last nlgh, Inv
the finance committee and Mayor Scon
associated. ~ Farnoll & Co.. q Bo.ion
arm, ~ nilf cents. Mr.. Lynn, chair
msn OF the finance committee, Informed
u NEw- reporter this afternoon that tI,s
sale viii be confirmed within wosk.
In tho Supreme courlihis afternoon. IA
was ordered that tho clerk Of tho Thru
district court transmit tho record OF tho
cause ni tho People ". william Diamond
forthwith, Tor ding In tho Supreme
court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Religious services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Lattcr-day Saints Will
he held In tho Tabernacle tomorrow
Sunday afternoon commencing ut :
O'Clock.
Home missionaries win visit the
country wards tomorrow.
In the city wards services are hg0
IN the various ward meeting houses VI
the hours nancd.
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Fourth Precinct Mas, Meeting.

A mass meeting Of the Democrats Of
tho Fourth precinct viii DO held ut the
independent school hous. In the Eigh.
teenth ward ncrt Monday evening, at
$3.50 O'Clock 10 nominate fourteen dele.
gates 10 the county convention.
J. l.. RAwLiNa,
President Jefirrsonlan Democratic
Club.
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Tonic Sofia.

We are requested 10 announce that
the normal class Of tho Tonic Sofia
5ocic,y will DO opened In the -Four.
tocnth Ward Assembly Rooms on
Monday, June 10Th, at 8 PAN. The
qualifications are that tho individual
of either Eek must bc over sixteen
ycara Of age, and possess some musical
talent IL Il dUsifabl. that all who
wish TO Join should enrol Mt the umo
aud lace named, or within two weeks
thofCaflof
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Amnsements.

Shenandoah" was given last night
Mt the Sal, Lake Theatre 10 crowded
house, aud was very warmly received.
II IL purely an American play, aud
ioundcion one ofihc mort dramatic In.
cidcn,s Of the civil war. buchanan
Reeds famous poem, "Shcridan
Twenty Miles Away" has made tho
battle Of Winchester familiar 10 every
sch0olboy. bot II onson Howard gives
Il = realism that hcight.n. it, dramatic
effect, aud impfc--cs u on tho memory
hs one Of the stuat events Of the war
u the Rebellion.
The cast Il an excellent ont. There
il not weak character In II. What Il
most commendhhle about tia play NJ n
whole, II the fact that II can b. given
In Richmond, Va, n well ~ IN hoe.
ton, Mass, without arouHing sectional
feeling. or kindling new animositlcs
among the adhsrcnta Of either slide. In
faci u u calculated rather 10 set aside
any little ilnplcasantnes- tdat yet may
shoulder among the old bclllgefents.
shenandoah" IL worthy Of the popu.
lafity u l. meeting, and playgo,Is who
see " viii not he disappoinir'l. 10 was
given this afternoon TO n good audience,
aud win bc presented tonight Tor the
last time this season.
The second edition of "Ihe Twelve
Temptations" under the capable man.
ag.neni Of Charles IL. Yale, viii be
srcl for the nr.t time here ut tho Ralt
Lake Theatre, ON Monday, Tuesday
aud wednesday next. tbs spectacle
has undergone % many changes that,
aside from IL title, u II from all ar.
counts a production more grand aud
pleasing than that which was seen last
season. An exchange, In commenting
upon the piece, says;
"W. j. 0ilmofu'a Twelve Trmpta.
tons attracted an audience at IA.
Grand Opera house last evening that
nllvi the theatre. An audience, too,
that was not slow Ia demonstrating IL
admiration u tho magnificent Stage
Hutt ngs and striking transformation
rcrncf, npplauding thu villain when
his schemes srcmud . 20 we'll, aud
applauiing tho hero whom the good
trlumpccd over the tad"
~ "wondeflani" one OF the chief
attractions for the coming week will
be the "lniAnt phenomenon, the siK
year old child whose head measurrs
forty eight inches In circumference.
Tho miniature Patti has been retained
Tor another week. There are n host Of
other attractions. In fact this might
by called III. grand banner week at
Wonderland
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

THE suAREiioLDrRs DETERMINED.

PAnIs, June lathe Io'dir this
morning says the Panama canal share.
holders are determined, unlcs. the
government prosccuics De l.eascIr.
that they VIII bring tho charges before
n correctional tribunal. The Seine
shareholders add that they will take n
similar action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

San FRASCisco, June i8.--It Ia
stated here that the Denver 4 Mo
0rnndc Western road has two survey.
Ing parties In the field, one in San
joaquin valley, California, AMI the
other starting from Marysvllle, Utah.
for the purpose Of surveying IA. route
for road TO this city. The Santa II,
road j. also reported TO he luterrsted-in
the scheme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

ny order u the Probate Court Of Salt
Lake County, on wednesday, June
iIth, ~ n. M, at the residence II tho
lato q. ID. ~ George, No. GO5 y. 7th
south Street, all Of the Fine Fufni-
lure Of six rooms, HORSE, Wagon aud
Harness, Garden Hose, etc., etc.
X. *. ANDREws, Auclloneer.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
The Persecution. Extending 10 Other
Foreigners.

Tue FeFseeutIon EsttndInE 20 OtbeF
Foreigners.
ST. PETERSBURG, June lathe
persecution II now extending TO all
Foreigners In Russia, especially Ger
mans, Poles and Tariars. Prince
KufoIatkin, ovcrnor.gcnoral Of Trans
caspia, has signed n tecret order
cxrolling nearly all the Polish on.
gine.rs and employees engaged In
buuding aud working on the Central
Asian railway. The same orief
gradually cxpcls all foreigners
engaged in the service except French
men. Among the Jews expelled from
Moscow are many old soldiers, some
decorated with st Georges cross, the
highest possible reward for valor on tho
field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

LoSDoS, June l3.--owiug To the
decreased demand from America,
forty.ihrcc Welsh tln.plstc works will
shut down during the Who'll. " the
month Of July, locking out ~, OOO men.
u IL feared the s,oppage viii extend
beyond July. 4 mas meeting Of the
men will lie held In swansea 10 protes.
against the lockout.
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here from Central America. lie sts,es
that the people ~ Guatemala are resi-.
less and seditious language Ia heard on
MI sides. He predicts war between
Honduras, Salvador and 9uatemals
which will result In federation Of the
three republics.
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Democratic Meeting.

The Democratic club Of tho Third
precinct viii meet at the usual place
on Monday, June 10, at s p. M, for the
purpose OF olectlbg delegates To the
county convention.
w. A. HoDaEs, President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

LISBON, June a. Tho financial
position IL much improved, and m,
government has decided that II viii
not lie necessary 10 prolong the mora
torium, expiring July 10th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

Republican meeting will be- held on
Monday evening, June 18th, 1891, ats
O'Clock, Ia Social Hall. Spcrchrs viii
liz made by prominent Scandlnaylans
AMI Americans. Come all who wish
70 near the Republican principles ca.
planned. DontJudgu before you hear.
All are welcome.
ny order County Republican Com.
miltec. n. TREwEEiS, Chairman.
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The rro.eru,Io, Of No. I,r,,,p,

PANS, june is.--Therc appears 10 be
no doubt but that DO Leocp- will be-
prosecuted. His VITO declares TINT the
Impression that the family has become
enriched Il without foundation. On
the contrary, shu says, the whole for.
tun. has been invested In the Panama
canal.
DE Lessens IL uow IN aud wcal.
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An Important supr.me cour, he.
efsfoa.

INV Yonig, Junc lathe Supreme
Count sustained the decision OF Judge
O'Btlen In denying the motion Of the
Dunlap Daltirl Gable News COMPANY
TOT an Injunction 10 restrain It, clients
10 observe the rules Of the Association
relating to the patronage " outside
agencies.
Judge Barrett, In affirming the de.
cision Of the lower court, said,
"Plalntin's application amounted TO
nothing more " Ices than an nj.
tempt 10 RESTRAIN tho defendants
from iransaoilng their lawful business
In their way, lcsi IN doing No plaintiffs
rival business should d. Injured or
diminished. Defendants have n psr.
feet right 10 limit the sale OF news
which they collect 10 those who con-
tract TO deal exclusively with them. p
Plaintiff has no standing TO main.
tain action aud II lisa complaint devoid
ofcquliy.
The Importance " this decision can-
not b. ovcfcstlmaird. The claim Of
the Dunlap Gable Co., N sustained,
would have been In efi.ct 10 establish
the right 0f an individual or Asaocia.
ton Of individuals 10 share the benefits
% tho work u the Associated Pres.
which would hav. been deprived Of
the power To enforce any rules 10 rcgu.
late lis business. The decision suatains
the rights Of tho Associated Press
against Charles DcJessepo, Baron Pois.
son, Gotta and fontaino City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

We arc taking orders for tho bo,i
Rock Springs Coal In this market, the
Peacock Coal fiom ~. Swectwater
alncs. Leave your srdcrs with ~.
J. &. WATSON a Bios,
90 Main Street,
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STOCK PAsTURED.

nuhlNn SUMMER MONTHS I WILL rAs,
- iuie Horses tor fi.a0 per head per n0Hihi
nes, VI per head per monih, lurihrf paFiir-
war. .ngalin az "a First North -, >, T. tlu,
rJuliN nhlfii, North Cahon,nea McNealf,
DAVIS u"hniy, Utah. 40 u
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LONDON, June la.-Thenyoh Times
advises the Prince Of Wales 10 algn a
rcnunciation OF card playing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

a special meeting will be held by
the Board Of Education on Tuesday
evening next, 10 canvass tho returns
aud takc III. necessary stops 10 dispose
Of the bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

LONDON, June i3.-Gladstons IL con.
fined 10 his bed though but slightly III.
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blNks-M Almy. Wyoming, June sth. isni.
Of old sse. Anntanks. born IN wslss. iebru
afy 'iih, i,qi she has heen q member q me
chdteh for over nfiy years. She died A. shs
had lived a faithful latter day saint sni loays,
Numerous posisuiy 10 mourn her departure.
sohtH.-M Sephi. Utah. Juuc fth. tel. "
hhshis diaotse. Mary y. daughter ~ Ldula
ADD Mafy gobls; hon January aitt is.a. a
NephL The father ot the deceased b. now On [.
mission 20 ENGLAND. she has bvcn quite q
sufferer Tor the last ~ inonih..
hlleHaiai siar. please ropY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

Only small proportion of citizens
voted at ,hi school bond election, held
n IndcpenStnce Hall yesterday, for
the Issuance Of 100000 bonds. The
vote, however, WIS much larger than
nj the election Illegally conducted by
the Utah Commission n few months
ago.
The vote BY precInetA 3 a. follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

Prediction OF War In ssaih America.
Cry ~ MEXICO, June ls.-Henry
Miller IL an American, Just returned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

Wruhstr.-M West Jordan. June ilih. Nafr
Ma'ssrci, tFid year aud nine months, Of
pueunionii. daughter Of william aud Mafy
Wefr,ti.
iansral service, viii 10 held tomorrow ,sun.
dayl,M irm ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-13

rAniNn AT her residence In The Twentieth
ward salt i.ase city. on tho iith inst. mar.
%. ~ rn1um1uia. Jane Holder beloved viis
~ Rider james sabine. She Wa the danshisf
81 hin'el and Nara Holder. and Wa born
November sih. IA. ~ CauiIefn. near nas.
Wiltshire, EuFihad on thr ythof october ~.
'he was named b. iifpihsr sabine iisurs
heard TIE ercfllsiiur GisPsi. che sinirae. 3
y ana uas baptized Apnl D. isf. near uhirfsn.
ham, wits, where shs ahi her husband
huafs Kept m open hone f,r tha Iidsfs ~
We thnica. thsy cmiffaiot 9, uah IN 10,
ahd settled Ia the twonttth ward Of ,La city.
where thcy have s.neo resided.
She was hlghly eitcsmsd and beloved ~ M
Whp kheW trE hhe Wa an active member u
lhAt wafd fnf may year. AL when the diet
heli The position N second cou useiof tn a.,
president OIL the iie'iof sorietr. she dlsi d. abe
hsd lived faithful member ~ the Church u
Jesus .'hiist 81 Latter day Saints, ifatIns
tu'hatd, sou and dsusltor. four rrsHishit.
dI'h besides Numerous friends, 10 mourn her
departure.
laaerai senieei on Sunday. June I'm. a.
" m', II NE fwrnusth warl meai.ns nou,s.
lncuds respectfully invtei
hiA'saii sta. please cepY.
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Very truly yours,
NJ. Al AfAnni

Secretary Of Chicago Cymrodarlan.
Our whole community would bt
proud ~ have our choir challenge and
compete with the world In o musical
contest, and should the rum0r that IN,
choir aud choral society Will Join forces
10 participate In tho Worlds Fail
musical contest prove correct, Utal
would do herself proud anu be proud
Of her harmonious sons and dAughters
No financial or other consideration
should stand In tho way for a moment
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-03-13
Suing His Father-in-law.

When Charles McClinton eloped
with Miss Minnie Monnett, the only
daughter OF a wealthy Crawford coun-
ty (Ohio) farmer, and took her to Ken
lucky, where they were married, the
public was quick to say that he only
sought the girl because Of the wealth
of her father. Three days after the
marriage she returned home with her
husband to seek forgiveness, which
was refused, and a few hours later
she committed suicide. The appar-
ent indifference of the young hus-
band to his wife's death caused un-
favorable comment. This was inten-
sified Tuesday when young McClinton
began suit against Oliver Monnett,
the father of his bride, to recover dam
ages in the sum of $50, 900. alleging as
a cause for action that the father eY-
ercised undue influence over his
daughter, resulting in her suicide,
and that by her death McClinton's
affections and had been damaged and
his financial prospects ruined.