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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

What university extension means IN
England tho Chautluqua Literary cir.
Gle means IN America Tho announce
mcnt Is made that this years graduating
class numbered no les than 10000 per.
sons, Of ages ranging from eighteen to
eighty. Many Of the students never saw
beautiful Chautauqua Lake, some Of them
never will, yet the influence OF its magic
circle has reached every state aud terri.
tory In tho Union.
Homo Instruction. that acquitted IN the
old snatchos OF time week By woel, aud
month by month, Is kind that will stay
by ono perhaps better than tho learning
cmmmcl Ia school. In tho lives OF hun.
drcds OF thousand, young and old, tho
Chautauqua circle has opened n new
vista Of delight. IN tho farmhouse.
where tho lonely boy or girl looks DO.
You'd the fields and sighs for wides
knowledge. intenscr experience. thg
Chautauqua course comes rs messcn
ger Of light. showing them aud thciI
wearied inoiheralike shining glimpses Of
uic outside world. Mothers, fathers aud
childrcn share is pleasant tasks, and
parents grow young again drinking Of
tho well spring Of knowledge along with
their children. Among Chautauqua
graduates this season was no less dlstin'
guiahed . lady than Mrs Mary A. Liver
more
There are SIN millions outside tho
Chautauqua charmed circle who ought
to be inside. After our public schools, Il
Is the best lever at hand for turning
Americans Into an Intelligent. reading
nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

This curioua movement surgelts the
tendency OF the hishest civilization 10
grayitate back In a refined and cult.
vated way toward tho usage, Of the say.
age In tho primitive simplicity OF nature.
We have gone tho round OF book learn.
ing, we have built houses with double
Windows and enormous walls. we have
filed civilization with medical colleges
aud doctors brains with science, only to
drift back toward first principles aud
lind that lighter clothing, less book
stuflng, leas medicine, and life in tho
opcu air instead Of in houses arc con.
duciyo to mans highes. mental, physical
and spiritual health.
So with the dress OF tho sesea In bar.
barism men and women dress nearly
alike. Civilization loads women with
skirts, eucases them IN steel frame, and
pinlons them In gowns In which their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

Lately an American Journal came out
with an announcement that by special
favor Of Divine Providence. or possibly
soinc other power, London papcr and
tho journal Va question had been abla 10
sseuru the exclusive right to publish .
sweet and juicy scandal Tho impress.
sion was. therefore. uiat no other paper
IN the Union had boon able 10 lay bcfors
its readers the sensation.
But the reader looked through one pa.
per after another Of the Same date. and
ono after another bad the same exclusive
story. Now. this may DO journalistic
enterprise but 70 the common mind 1t
,A,ou fearfully Of lying a, least tho
common mind cannot draw the nice dis.
unetiona In the minds Of enterpnsing
Journalistic publishers. and viii DO Ia.
bio to put no futh IN what this newspa.
per or any othor newspaper says. This
" one bad feature of swerying from tho
line OF strict truth IA journalism. Tho
public mind already glasses newspapers
as liars aud publications not 10 10 de-
pended on Cor iaets. II Is rank injus-
tiee. Tor there nrs siillhundrcds Of news.
papcs that aim absolutely TO tell the
truth. They are deceived sometimes.
but then II Is not their fault u they
have taken proper prceauiioa to verify
thuir statements
The standing Of newspapers as truth
tollers ought to 10 the highest. and IL
ought TO bc the pride OF every journal to
report tho worlds doings exactly as they
occur There arc big stories enough
and sensations enough FOR tho reporter
who keeps strictly In the line Of tho ao-
tual, without lns stepping over that
line The temptation 10 print, as nows,
agood story. whether Il Is true or not,
J is ono that ought TO DO resisted abso-
lutely Every time journal prints a Ito
it wcakens is own influence, Not only
that, but 1t throws It's moral power, No
far rs It has any. on tho aldo OF lying
aud wcakons tho honor aud honesty OF
community.
There IS subtlcr evil that is worse
than all-the owl done 10 the writer and
publisher Of a lie Every time a man
dcceiyes another no places a veil be-.
tween himself and tho outside world. II
the world cannot 200 through that veil
except dlmly, just rs dimly can tho man
himself zee through it. In proportion
as We shut out others from tho real
Truth In ourselves, ia Just that proper.
ton We shut out Ourselves from seeing
tho real truth In Others Hence 1t ID
that nobody Is 20 easily humbusged IN
tho person who habitually trIes to hum.
bug others.
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the SITUATION Is NOT THREAT.
ENiHc.
Conjecinrcs Concerning Capt. Schley's
Communications to the Navy
Department.
~ ANicAfspu 70 thf NLWa.
CHILEAN rArrERs.
secretary Tracy Does Not Regard the
situation ~ Tbre.tanInH,


WAsiilNgroS, Sept. es.-Sccrotary
Tracy, while declining 20 make any
tlni.ment relative 10 the conference 1t
the White House this morning, naid hs
did not Intend 10 send any more chips
Othile, and that he did not regard the
situation there ~ threatening.
IL IL conjcCturod here that the mat
tera under consideration ut the con.
ference were the statements from Min.
lister Egan and Captain Schley of the
recent occurrences In Chile, which
are also conIecturcd 10 accord with the
special dispatches from valparaiso
printed In tho New York Horald this
morning. Just what Captain 5chlcy
hnd To communicate H. tho navy dc.
partincnt cannot be- learned, but II IL
sufmisod shat n related ~ tho treat
ment Of foreigners, or that the bitter
anii.American sentiment ia Chile,
resulting from tho seizure Of the
''ltatn, has revealed itself In hostile,
uuiricndly demonstrations toward ths
officers and men Of tho "Baltlmoro.D
However this may be-, II IL certain
that the officials OF the State and navy
departments are not ut all alarmed nj
the situation, aud II the conference was
called To devise means Of meeting
amy emergency II Il apparent TINT the
ptront that participated arc satisfied
that TINS has been accomplished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9s. - The
cricket match between Lord Hawkes.
eleven and a team made up OF cracks
from various first class Philadelphia
teAma, which began ON Friday last,
ended today with victory for Phlla.
delphia. The Epgllshmen were un.
fortunate lat tho bat today, although
they kept their fielding up 10 the pre-
yious high standard. The excitement
~ the game ended was Intense, and as
George Patterson, the young Amer.
can champion, scored the winning run,
the crowd broke over tho field and
manifested their delight in various
ways. A return match will DO played.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

KEoEuiS. Ia, Sept, 9s.--'rherr IL
great excitement near Bowen, ILL.,.
because Of numerous burglnriUs IN that
and surrounding townA. The last one
committed was at the store Of J. ".
Scott, who got out search warrant
Tor the house of Frank Jarvis saG n
man named Thtosher. A constable
went TO the house, whoroupon Jarvis
aud his brother commenced shooting
at him, onc bullet iDiiicling n wound
In his leg. Jarvis aud pals then e..
capped In n corniield, whore they are
now surrounded by tho sheriff and
fifty armed men. IL Il said they will
not be- taken alive. The stolen goods
had been all boxed UP and, II IL assert.
ed, were TO be shipped to relatives In
California. Late yesterday afternoon
tho dcspcfadocs showed themselves.
Several shots were exchanged. The
sheriff Ia determined TO effect their
capture, n lac has TO s,arye them out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

finally arranged for tho erection Of
buildings which will cost 100000 lire.
Il Ia the design Of the committee that
the exhibition shall consist of samples
Of tho agricultural and industrial pro-
ducts Of Italy and America, with the
object Of showing the kind Of goods
that can DO more advan,agrously linz
ported aud exported. IL Is expected
thus 10 give new impulses TO trans-
atlantic commerce. This would be q
good opportunity for American
merchants to Introduce their goods Ia a
now market.
Thecorn crop IL approaching ma.
turity, and In many places tho har-
vest II commenced. So fer a. can be-
learned the crop will be fully M aver.
age one. In almost every part Of Italy
grapes are looking well, aud there Is
every indication Of An abundant pro-
duclion Of wine, though II Ia yettoo
early TO pronounce upon the quality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

ST.. PAUL, Sept. 2s.-The Pioneer
Pfcts Grand Rapids, Mimi, special
says: A most destructive storm passed
over the southern part Of this and Bel.
trami counties, Telling large quantity
Of pine timherhnd causing some loss Of
life. Particulars mr.. impossible 10 get,
owing to tho femotenoss Of the section,
hich IA unfcttled and unOccupiod,
except by oluim'holders aud cruisers
for timber and mineral lands. Whole
townships are known 10 have been
swept over. II half that IL reported Ia
true, there has been damage 10 pine
timber amounting to many thousands
Of dollRrF,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
MeCatnant Denies Any Connection
with the nardsicy Anzir.

HARRIsnURO, Sept. 9s.--Audltor.
General McCamRnt was again placed
upon the stand, whom the Legislative
committee resumed the Investigation
tonight. He very fatty deniod all 70.
ports connecting him with Bardsloy's
dolny-. The auditOr.genoral state
that for more than thirty ycan the
Philadelphia city trcasufers had been
In arrears during their terms. Much
Of the examination OF McCamant 20.
night was repetition OF his former ex-
aminntiOnH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
The visit OF En,mon- Biaiue 10 HAITI.
more.

BALTIMORE, I'D, bopt e5.- The
Sn tomorrow VIII say; The visit u
l3umOn- Elaine 10 Baltimore last
week, II IL said, was made al tho tug.
gcaiion u President Charles +. Mayer.
of tho baltimore & Ohio milrOal.
Whilo here Mr.. Blaine spent several
hours In conversation with Mr.. Mayer,
Ito wa. offered by tho president, aud
has accepted, = position with inc Balti.
more a Ohio company with hoadquar.
tors ut Chicago. 10 IL understood Sir,
Blaine IL b. DO assistant 10 the nrcsi.
dent and have general supervision OF
the western department Of the Baltl'
more & Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

MIHSEAPoLIs, sept. 2s.--About half
Of the Montana cattle shi pment Ia com.
pleta. This total Montana run will DO
about 10000, and $1,000 have been
shipped. OF this number 1875 were
received nj the Minneapolis stock
wards since August Let, $4,000 at the
South II. Paul yards aud 100 at the
Minnesota transfer. This In very
heavy increase In receipts for Mime
apolls over last year. The cattle aver.
ago the ranchmen SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
Settlers IN Kallspel Valley Alarmed
Over the Meuncing Attitude Of
the Redskins.
WHITE srr1tERs ORDERED OUT
OF the COUNTRY
The Troops Under the Command OF
General Carlln Ready for
Marching Orders.
ny Tcicsraph to the Nrws.i
rRouBLEsOuE INDIANS.
They order waite settlers 90 Leave
Issiispei valley ~ ,dah",

SpoItASE FALLS, Sept 2s.--The
settlers In <alispcl Valley IN northern
Idaho arc alarmed over the menocing
attitude Of the Indians Va that section.
Marscla, chief of the kali.pels, II II
reported, has ordered all white setuem
out Of the country, and tue indiana
are running Oh the fettlors' stock and
otherwise annoying the whites. Cen
eral Carlln, In command u the Fourih
Infantry, now In camp In spokane, has
been urged 10 take measures OF pre-
caution. He has seut Tor Indian agent
Hsl Cole, who viii arrive here In tho
morning. Tho troops Of cavalry under
command Of General Carlin are ready
for marching orders and may start
tomorrow for the scene Of the disturb.
ance. Salispcl valley T. Isolated and
all supplies have TO he sent In by pack
train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 2s. - A
spociol nom Mariana, Ark, bays;
Wanda Of rlotous negroes have almost
tahen possession Of the county OF
Arkansas. Tho killing OF Tom Miller,
a white man, agent OF j. f. Frank, by
rlotors here has preeipitated serious
statc Of affairs. The indications for
some time, indeed since tho reduction
OF the price OF picking cotton was in-
nngurated, have been that there would
be trouble between tho blacks and
wbltgs. Contemplating has been, sus-
pended IN Lee county Tor several days.
Saturday an armed gang Of about one
hundred mounted mon took poaltiOn
along the road side leading 10 Franks
ulautatlon. The agent Of Frank, San
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

CiSciSSAri. sept. Mllc-Bru.
tus won, Sight Dfati second, Virgic
third. Tlmc-i:lj.
Mile and twenty yards Prince Of
Of DARK ncss won, Carus second, Royal
Garter thifd. Timr-l;ill.
Mile aud seventy yards--Eli kindly
won. Colonel whsailey second, Hope.
ful third, Time-i;46i.
-Four aud "A half hIrl0ngs 49, Annir
won, irwin second, Dearest third.
Timc-ibi.
Five iurlonga - Alary won, Dixie
second, The queen third. Time-l.Ua,
Mlle-Bon Air won, Turk nocDnu,
Portuguese third. Time-i:is,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
Crops Spoiled by Rain and Cattle
Dying by the Wholesale on
the Roadsidcs.
cLrRoYmCN. SAID TO HAVE OF.
COME eEooARs.
~ Telegraph to the NEwa.f
DARK rICruRE.
Tho Distress In Ilussia Described By n
Correspondent.

'ofrtspondcnts
LONDON, Sept. g3.-The TtlcgrdIh's
81 petuubufg correspondent snys;
Dispatches from the interior are very
alarming. The August ffusts destroyed
tho barley crop, the staple feed In
ArchAngcl. In the extreme north The
CROPS have bccn spoiled by rain. Straw
from the matched roofs IL utilized for
fodder.
Cattle arc dying by the Wholesale on
the roulsidoa. The various ministers
have issued conflicting orders, result.
lug In utter chaos. The grants OF seed
corn have been stopped. Immense
tracts Of land are lying waste and u
scarcity Of corn h threatened In 1892.
The cattle plnge has broken out In
many places. The peasants ia 80.
Eowsky attacked some veterinary
surgeons, who bad been sent 10 destroy
the Infected cattle, and several were
wounded In the skirmiih. Clergymou
are becoming beggnn.
Women are selling themselves 20
support ,hUir children. No work can
he procured By starving pvnona, even
on the NOlga. The shares Of tho
steam Navigation company have
fallen heavily. The new ban will only
be drop In the ocean. A large bud
get deficit In certain, and 10 make mat.
tcfH worse, the million loads Of rye
proml.c1 by the governor Of another
ncighhorlng province, and on which
the ministry had relied, do not exist.
This discoycry has caused coustefna.
ton. The famine ~ expected 10 reach
~ acme In November. The peasants
threaten revolution unless the iKar
gives them rulicfirom private sources.
Partial rlsings arc already reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
The oil Warehouse Of Phillips 4 Gun
bingham. Philadelphia, De-
siroJcd by Fire.
uarmrn INJURED ~ ExPLoD'
ING OIL.
An OIL warehouse Destroyed and
several Persons Inlurcd.

several Persons InIured.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2s.-Shorlly
sitter . O'Clock this afternoon n nrc
broke out In the oil warehouse Of
Phillips 4 Cunningham, 1885 North
Delaware avenue. The flamca soon
gained headway, and several alarms
were turned In. The fire swept through
the inilammable stock Of the building,
nnd the structure wa. abla1e from Gel.
Jar 10 roof twenty minutes after tie
flames flrst broke cut. Despite the ut
most efforts OF the iirumen, the flames
sprtad west 10 Water street, and 20 the
rag warehouse Of Jcssup n Moore, al.
Joining the burning oil store ON the
north. In short time the warehouses
Vt l27, l3l aud llS Water street were
atias.. Philip mud Charles Porter Of
Engine Company No. 20, woro Injured
By the exploding oil, while fighting fro
IN the oil store. and Frank Lowroy VI
Truck u was hurt by a fall from n lad.
der. while the ilrc was ut it, height,
the walls Of Je.sup a Moorc's ware.
house fell In, buryiHg several firemon.
Tho buried men were gotten out a.
quickly n possible, aud, ns far rs
known, none are killed. At I O'Clock
tho fifemen succeeded In getting the
FRO practically under control. The
loss IL roughly estimated nj 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

DuBLIS, sept. 2s.-James Stephens,
the ex. FeniAn leader, has arrived. IL
Ia reported that no has government
permission 10 remain here the rest OF
his life. In an interview today
Stephens said; ~ am a supporter OF
Parnell, and have not changed my
mind AZ 10 tho Irish claim for nation.
hood, or the road 10 enforce those
claims, hut a. the majority Of Iri-hmen
are electing 10 try constitutional agila.
ton, have concurred In that plan.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

BosToS, Sept. 2S.-ClroulaTs will DO
issued iTom the Office Of the santa Fe
road tomorrow Offering holders OF the
guarantee fund six.percent. rates, the
right Of extension for two years Rt par
with cash commission 10 be paid
those who signify their assent before
october Goth, next, while the notes Of
those who have not assonted by that
time viii DO acquired and paid In full
ON or before Nov. lst bya syndicate
which will extend the notes upon
the terms offered to the present mol
dgrs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

NEW YoRiS, Sept. 2s.-At 1850 this
morning the private coach, Grassmerc,
containing John w. Mackay, the
California millionaire AMI party, ar
rived, having made the fastest trip on
record from San Francisco 70 this city.
The party Ion San Francisco at 7
O'Clock Wednesday evening last. II
Il rumored Mackay's trip 20 this city
il Tor the purpose OF looking after the
interests OF the South Pacific roads In
connection with the Sesrles will con-
tosi. A visit 70 Salem viii probably 10
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

OTTAWA, Sept. 2s.-At this morn.
ing's meeting OF the COMMITTEES Of
Public Accounts In the House OF Com.
mons, Secretary Of State Chapleau put
IN mn affidavit from Mr. SENEGAL, late
superintendent of the Government
Printing Bureau, which he said, he
had received from certain nembsrs OF
HenecSl's family. IL set forth that,
during his continuance In office,
SENEGAL nj various times received
presents IN the way Of bonus from
parties from whom he purchased the
plant OF the printing bureau, but never,
Either directly or Indirectly, gave any
sum whatsoever out Of said presents 10
John A. Chaplain; that although he
sent, several times, money 10 the con-
ervatiyo societies at Montreal, this
was never done at the suggestion, or
request, or with tho knowledge OF
Chapleau. Somoryille protested against
putting In this letter from an Rbscond-
W. aud Chaplcau admitted II was not
evidence,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

LONDOS, Sept. 2s,--5ignor Crlspi's
recent speech at Palermo has caused a
sensation throughout Europe, a. II
actually proclsims nm Anglo.ItallAn
alliance as rat acooDUh. Minister.
ial ofgAus In Rome ask what imprrs.
sion the speech will make IN England,
the government Of which country has
repeatedly denied the existence OF ma
Anglo.l Italian alliance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

RoMr, Sept. 2S.-Thc Pope received
at q. Peters today thousand pilgrim
delegates Of societies for the young. He
passed through tho ranks of the pill.
grlms, addressing them and giving
them his hand 10 kiss, aud was ro-
ceiyed with doyout acClamationr.
An oncyclicEl Il published advising
the faithful TO use the rosary, especially
during October, and 10 practice Chris
tian penitnnce In order 10 enable tho
church 10 obtain peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

CHucAuo, sept. 2s.-rhe checker
cham pionship games, twenty-five In
all, with lfteen opcningai were con.
cludcd this evening. Two were played,
one being drawn AMI BafkUr winning
the OTHER. The ilnal score stands
Barker, o; Reed, o., drawn, -. Chas.
Il. Barrier, Of Boston, winner Of the
tournament, defeats ]. 4. Reed, OF this
city, for purse " $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

Residents Of tho city Of Brewer arc
enjoying los Of cold comfort these hot
days. Several icehouses that were put
up on speculation failed to bring for
tunes. or even any cash, TO thoirowners,
aud have been torn down or allowed TO
tumble to pieces. The leo has been left
10 melt in the sun or TO be- carried away
by any ope who has wanted II, and many
hive awaited Themselves of the priyilaz-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

Sr. JOsEru, No., Sept. 2S.-Osrmsn
Teemer has authorized tho Herald 10
say he will row Stanabury. the Aus
strallsn, for the championship OF the
world and $1,000 side. He will take
S,nnshury Ms \ partner In n douhlo
skull and row any two mDn In tho
world over any fair course In America,
Hanlon and O'COunor preferred, Tor
any sum from $1,000 TO $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

CHICAGO, sept. % A cab, with q
hone, driver and two passenger,
plunged into the Chicago river tonight
from nm unprotected approach at tho
Washington street bridge. Mia Carrie
Green aud the driver, Rufus Perry,
were drowned. john Sheldon, the
other passenger, wns hshud out uncon.
solous ana will probably die. All
three wcfo cOlOfod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

RiCiiMOED, Va, Sept. 9s.-Henrlot.
IN Murfcll, colofcd, was hanged today
Mt Smithville for the murder by drown.
Ing Of her eight.year-old child, her
dcfruse being that sho could not oh.
tain work aud support herself aud ,oii.
spring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

MARsEfLLIs, Sept. IS, - A violent
prisoner escaped from the hands OF tho
police to-day by making an unprece-
donted attack upon his caplom with n
carving knife. Before recapiufed he
had been chased through town, and
killed one policeman, dangerously In.
lurod three Others, and cut himself 10
severely with sword that he died,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
Tic Co,Iou Crop In rurheatnn.

LONDON, Sept. 2s,-'lhe Standards
Mo,cOw correspondent rays; The cotton
10 100000 pools against 100000
last year. Experiments are now being
made with improved labor saving ma
chimes, and In irrigating, planting,
etc., which will, ifsuccossful, result In
a sllll more rapid Increase.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

HoLLASDALE, RIO, sept. 9s.--siat-
ufdsy a quRdroon woman named Lou
Stevenson, called Davis, n white bar
tender, from u saloon, and while she
engaged him In conversation a negro
named Grant White shot Davis, Kill.
ing him Instantly. The negro He'd, but
was captured near Waysiie nnd brought
back 10 the SEEM OF the murder. The
infuflsted populacc hanged both White
and the woman 10 the railroad bridge
near town this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

wAsfINGTOS. Sept. 2s,-This after.
noona marble statue Of the Pope, pre-
sentod 10 the Catholic University By
Joseph Loubot Of New York, was I'M
yelled with simple and appropriate
exercises, which were participated In
by Cardinal Gibbons and a large mum.
her Of priests.