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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
Italian Laborers kill Mr.. Bromfleld,
His Wife and their Five
Children.
THE HOUSE ATTACHED WITH RAILS
AND CLUBS.
The Members OF the Unfortunate
FAMILY Most Cruelty Beaten
90 Death.
ny telegraph to ihsSEwsL
rITE WORK az PIEsDa.
Mr.. Bromnoid aud Family anrdcrsd
by ttsiiAus.

IoufsvGII.E, August 2.-rhe Courier
Journals special from Calticttsbufg,
ny, says: Ia Wayne county, W. Va,
Friday night Mr.. brDmneld, his
wife md i've children were murdered
by a party Of Italian railroad labOfefs.
The Italians werc employed ON tho
Norfolk a Western. Friday night about
MY Of them got drunk. Going u the
home Of BrOmileld, who was reported
70 have much money, they demanded
admiiiancc. They were refused, aud
with rails and clubs they logan the
attack.
bloomfield and his two hslf.grown
sons madc a brave defense, but seem 10
have had no arms. Their nssallan1
broke In tho doors md windows and
beat Btomlold and the boys 10 death
with clubs. They then cut ihcir throats
aud stabbed them repeatedly. They
then seized the wife and two young
children and cut them 10 death. After
searching the place lot valuablcs they
burned the house 10 the ground. II IN
said thni enemies Of BromHeld melted
the Italians to do the murder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

LONDON, August "A letter from
VIM. O'Brien Is published, la which
the writer referring 10 his being ad-
Judged bankrupt, rcproaohca Lord
Salisbury Tor "laklng advantage Of a
legal tcchnioality" ~ drise him out OF
public Vie and prevent his appealing
TO the House 81 Lords. In conclusion,
O'Brlen oiiers 10 submit the matter b
the arbitration Of any three membcts
Of The House " CommJns Lord sails
bury may himself select, and abide by
tholr decision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

TOPEKA, August l.-Mnjor Hurst OF
the State Live Stock Commission has
prepared a statement, In summarizing
which he says ~ think II 10 u con.
sentative estimate 10 say that the PEG.
ple Of Kansas will soil within the ncxt
year SlO0,0OO,0OO worth Of stock and
farm products raised this year. | mean
that this much Kansas grain and stock
viii go outside OF the State, beside
what we use ourselves. This total corn
crop will not DO less than 100000, 900
bushels.
"rhere arc fewer hogs In tho State
this year, and for that reason the great
bulk OF our corn must 20 TO Eastern
markets. There are almost 3,OOO,O00
head Of cattle In the State In good con-
dltlon,snd worth fully $50, 900, 900. Cat
tie which viii b. shipped from Kansas
this year will be better fed and larger
than usual"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

CHICAGO, August The managers
OF the Garfield Park Racing club have
decided 10 make n purse OF $4,000,
which will be- run August 22nd, as an
annual event, and 1t has been given
the namc of the "GreAt Garfield
Stake" The entries will close Au-
gust =.
Following are the probable starters;
Tuuny, Longstrect, Kingston, Eon,
Ban Chief, kingman, Proctor Knott,
Marion O., Verge Dor, Racine, Michael
Donatello.
George V. HRnkins, ono OF tho club's
managers, went east today 10 further
perfect arrangements. He expects To
return with entries OF most all the East-
ern cracks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
The Decision la the Famous sabbath.
breaking Case.

ME,mHIs, Tenn, August 2.-Unitcd
States District Judge Hammond has
handed down his decision In the now
famous case Of RIM. King, Seventh.day
Adventist, who was convicted n year
ago VI misunderstanding by blowing on
Sunday. The state Supreme Court
affirmed the sentence, aud then the
Adventist and the National Secular
association took up the case, engaging
Don Dickinson ~ counsel TO argue II
before the Federal court.
by Judge Hsmmond's decision de-
PENDANT IL remanded back 10 the Gus.
toby OF the sheriff 10 serve sentence.
The decision is BASED not NO much ON
the conslitutionality OF the Sabbath
clause n upon the fact that King was
convicted under duo process OF Ten.
nesses law, and that 1t IL not IN the
province OF the Federal court To review
the case.
Judge Hammond rules, however,
that II man has set Sunday apart In
duo form by his law rs day OF rest, IL
must DO obeyed us mans law II not as
G0d's law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

ST. JosEPH, August There II no
Of tho river cutting through the mar
above and below here and leaving st.
Joseph high and dry.
Engineer Fox, In charge Of the gov.
eminent works here, said this morning
that there was absolutely no danger Of
the river cutting through. 81 have
lust made survey Of tho neck OF land
reported TO be- Ia danger, aud 1t Is 1900
feet wider than In 1879. The stream IL
cutting tho bank higher up the river,
ana has tendency to MI In all the
narrowest points" Mr.. Fox further
says the government appropriation Of
100000 Ia ample to take care Of the
river here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

DUBLIN, August e.-rhere were
tfiumphal arches In the streets "
Thurlcs today, and numerous buildings
were deoked with flags aud oycrgrcons
because Of this Parnullitc meeting held
hero, which WAS enthusiastic aud
largely attended. pafneli's hearers
were, however chiefly from the rural
districts. ~ Patnrll was driving 10
the place Of meeting the h0rauH were
detached from the carriage by mon la
the crowd, aud the people dragged the
vehicle 10 the market square.
In his speech pAfnell rcaiiirmed his
diaifust for the Liberals amt taid his
policy would not change. He would
keep his hands unfctlercd until Il was
seen how the Liberals fulfilled their
pledges. He would warn Dillon aud
O'Bricn that they were following a
dangerous courso In trusting Ia Glad.
stone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

TmER, August 1.-The holy coat u
Tfrr, the garment supposed TO have
teen worn by the Savior, VIII bo eN-
hibi,od at the cathedral here for six
weeks, commencing August 18th.
Fully two millions " pilkrims are ox-
pectod 10 visit rrler during that time.
The relic Is said to have been given
n present 10 the bishOprlc u rfler
By 81. Helen, mother Of tho Emperor
Constantine, upon the latter's CONVEX
don 10 Christianity.
The robe itself is n tunic about i've
ietl long, cut narrow vt the shoulder
and vradunlly widening toward tho
kncci. 10 IA woven out OF one piece
vih3ui any seam whatever. The
m',efal II SUPPOSED 10 hayo been linen,
but ne great age pTeventsan examina.
tlau. It IL enclosed In an outcasing n
pliple and gold cloth, supposed to have
b,en added some time In the Seven
tenth century, Ia order 10 preserve
lle relic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

NEW YoRK. August L. Major.G Gen.
eral schoncld returned from the West
Last evening aud was pr, 4Unt today ut
tue Ordnance aud Fortlncallou board.
Plans for the Notifications Of the At.
lnutlc anu Pacific coast were sub.
mlited; also Tor new type ofblg gun.
Bids Tor the construction u "a hun.
dfci now guns were considered. Gen.
ernl Schon.ld desired that contracts be
let 10 private manufacturer 80 that the
government will be more speedily
equipped with the armament II needs
~ badly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
A struggle Between Employers aud
Employees

PTrrsBuRG, August "A bitter
struggle between the window glass
manufacturers and employees seems
inevitable. Tho workers. scale demands
an increase OF S per cont. In the wages
and In gatherers and that 10 cutters
shall carry out glass, while tho manu-
facturers ask for an all around roduc-
ton Of 10 per cent. 10 ,qualizo wages
with the northern district.
Both sides are firm and refuse to
make any concessions. A shut down
will Affect about 5000 employees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
An Ola Convent 10 No Reproduced NJ
Tho MorId.a IhIr.

wAsuEUI1N, Auglst 1.-The com.
mlttoe on foreign exhibits OF the
World'a Columbian Exposition have
recommended the erection at jackson
Park IN Chicago OF nu exact rprJduc.
tl0n of an old convent Of In Htbida at
Paloa. spain. This was more closely
associated with the lie Of Columbus
than any other building in tho world.
IL was here that he applied Tor bread
and watcr for his child, aud was fur.
nished shelter for two yoats while he
developed the theory Of western pas.
sage 20 the Indies. Here, too, he al
ways found hospitAhle aud comfort.
gble refuge In the days Of his trouble
and anxiety. IL Is proposed TO mako
tho reproduction exact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

CHocTAw, 1. r., August "a
cyclone struck this town last night
shortly after II O'Clock, doing many
thousand dollars worth OF damage 10
growing crops and destroying several
buildings. The drug store OF q. q.
Moore IL total loss, as are also tho
new three-story cotton gin OF Lafayette
A Bro, the residence Of Mr.. Frazer,
and the wagon shop OF III. II. Collins.
The large general store Of Lafayette
Bros, had It's roof damaged.
Several animals were allied, but no
far ns known no persons were seriously
Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

MARYsvn.LE, Cal. August Cleo.
Bail, an old resident Of this city, was
recently foully murdered and his
residence fred. Suspicion fell on
ON VIM. Ousley, c0lored walter Of
this city, and he and George Maddox
are under arrest.
Ouslcy, confessed that he, Maddox,
and one Collins, who was recently
killed, committed the crime. They in.
tended 20 rob Hall without doing vlo-
lence, but he struggled and Maddox
and Collins hit him over the head
several times and then stabbed him In
the throat with fork.
After robbing the body they covered
II with straw and set fre To 1t while
Ball was still alive, and then made
their escape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
Trouble ~ tho confIuenc. OF the Mis-.
souri, snd Niue Rivers.

MANsAR CRY, August 2.-rhere
was trouble at the confluence OF the
Missouri aud Blue rivers east Of this
oity.Tho Missouri ison the rampage, the
channel changing aud eating away the
banlls next % the Missouri Pacific
tracks at a rapid rate. The tracks for 4
distance Of 800 feet are In serious dam
ger Of being washed away. II Is said
1890 sot ~, W." . eaa nn, ~ A~ps 70
the work VIII reach between $4,000
and 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
A Congregation of siavs and uunga.
rIans

CLEVELAND, August 2.--rhero was
lively times at 81. Sadislas' Catholic
church today. The congregation was
made up Of liungarians and Slays
about evenly divided. There has been
great rivalry between the two national
itlea. Finally the priest, Father Mara
love, decided 10 hold service for tho
Slavs In the morning and the Hun
garihus In tho afternoon. This morn.
ing the Hungarians wished TO dedicate
y banner and tho priest gave them half
tue service.
when tue Hungarlans left the
church thoy created disturbance out
side. Tho Slavs went out aud drove
the Huns from the church ward. using
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

CHICAGO, August 1.-The mcssen.
gsffent to his father by the Czato.
witch u Russia while In japan, and
whose disappearance md supposed
mnnicr In Denver by agents OF a
japanese nobleman was told Ia Chi
elgo some weeks ago by fellow voya.
ger u the courier, has been heard
nom.
Information was received today by
Marquis 81. Croix from st. Petersburg
ehich announces his safe arrival there.
mystery still surrounds the first few
Jays after his arrival In Denver. and u
halleged that he was the victim Of
ionl play which did not attain Its In
bndtd full results; that he found him.
seli ip Texas aud was unable 10 tell
now he reached there.
Marquis 81. Croix's informant OF the
curriers' arrival at his Destination was
the German merchant who frat told
The story here Of his mysterious disap-
lenmnce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

KANSAS CiTY, August LA special
from Topeka IN the Tmf1 says The
shawnee county Democratic uonven.
ton, the hrst meeting OF the Kind since
the Democratic editors u Platte de.
ulded that the party should not fuse the
Farmers Alliance, va held today,
and boltcd the odltort decision, con.
GLIDING 10 man the ucget with faF.
upfH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

DE1noIT, August 1.-The city ~ nj.
,,auy deliberately decorating FOR the
Mslly.ifth reunion OF the a. A. r.,
YIN lflumphal arches, the decoration
public buildings and badness houses
sheelllng In artistic beauty, variety
lnl extent any similar preparation In
onof or the veterans. The grand
smnIs, too, and the arrangement for
'uvIieal and hospital service, camps
~ htadquRrters are all complete anu
FV,r,ec1 IN appointment.
ne registration o0mmitlee has 70.
s.elSednotioe from over three hundred
ssiMentRl organizations representing
l,'y'nvo Of the States and Territories
sl. they would be present aud
HuntteFu have already heon assigned
,u.ln' All branches OF the ser, will
w. 'epreseuied, and what In most un-
ssS'liinnlon, every one Of the divisions in
~. the armies OF the North VIII be re-
rive rive general camps have already
gSun eslabliAhed and over thirty
"'ui"ha individuals have been "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

BosIoS, August 2.-For some time
pa-t there has been trouble In the
Twelfth Baptist Church. (COlOrcdl.
Tho church has been without pastor
several months, and n call on behalf OF
portion ~ the m-mhurs was recently
extended 10 Rev. Henry II. Harris, n
former pastor. MIR. Harris had been
resting under criminal charge, aud
owing TO this fact, there was strong
element Ia the church opposed 10 his
becoming their pastor.
IL Was announced that no would
preach today, aud the opposing faction
was bound, II possible, 10 pfevcnt him.
About three O'Clock this morning, as
one OF the Harris men was passing the
church, he noticed light within aud
quickly aummoning eight or ten
friends including tho sexton, they
effected nn entrance, where seven anti.
Harris men were found busily Mailing
aud boarding up the doors aud win.
dows, while u large placard had been
prepared announcing that the church
would bc closed until September.
After "A long discussion, tho anti
Harris party wera elected from the
building. THIS forenoon, however,
one Of their number sw0re out n war.
rant charging Harris with performing
an abortion, with view 10 prevent his
appearance In the pulpit today.
Mr.. Harris learning Of this action
went TO tho police station, where the
warrant was Rad 10 him, ana no was
released ut once ON $4,000.
Accompanied by q special officer, he
then proceeded TO the church, where
he preached strong sermon, making
Incidental alluslOn 10 his troubles. Al.
together tho situation l. decidedly in-
tefesting, and the HarrislIes seem at
nrnsenl 10 bn ON lOp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

wEwATA, /. r., August i.--John
Frog and Jackson Wolf, Seminole In
dians, were executed this morning Ia
the peculiar fashion OF the Seminoles,
for the murder Of John Harg. The
whole tribe Joined In paying tributes uf
respect after the men had been shot,
and they had funeral such NJ would
have been accorded had they fallen In
battle.
This decree OF the council had wiped
out all blood feud between tho families,
aud tho whole tribe united In the cere.
monies attendant upon the bural.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

MOUNT HAMILTON, Cal, August 9.
The well-known periodic comet Of
Encke was re.discovered this morning
at tho Lick Observatory by r. +. Bar
nard. II Is very faint anu Ia following
closely the path predicted for 1t by DR..
BafkIund,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

wAsHISoTos, August l,-rspro.
sontativse Of Elder, Demster j. 90. OF
Liverpool, owners OF an important line
OF steamers, have completed nevotia-
tons with the Liberian Emigration
company for the importation Of negroes
from the Southern States OF Liberia.
A fleet OF steamers will be placed at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

clubs aud paving stones. Tho battle
was In progress when tho police ar.
rived ana put a stop 10 hustiliiioa. IL
was necessary 10 take the priest TO his
homo under police escort. No one was
seriously hurt, but thote was great OK.
element
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

NEW YoRS, August 9.-Charlea f..
Goodwin, n tpOrting man, was shot
tonight by Bertram Webster, another
sport, Ia Mrs. PerclvAps apartment
house, Forty.Hccond street, and VIII
die. rhu police believe that Good.
win, who Is "A bachelor, had been pay
ing improper attention 10 Mrs. Web.
stsr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

BERIIN, August "a dispatch from
Dfunlheim says Emperor William
conducted divine service on hoard the
imperial steam yacht "Hohenz1llern."
l4ator In the day the "Hohonzollornp
sailed from Drouthelm souihwani.
Fiity.four hundred Russian Jews ar
rived at Hamburg last week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
Morgan "nd LeI,yenburger the Same
Person.

CHICAGO, August IA man named
Leilzenburger, a relative OF ex-Nice
resident Hendricks, was arrested to.
inalght by officers who Were looking for
Tommy Morgan, "A Chicago burglar.
me arrest seems TO have proved the
ruth OF the incredible report that Nor
gan anu Leiizenburger were ono and
lhe same person.
rus prisoner was shot July 18th
shilo attempting 10 escape from resi-
aenee on Grasd Boulevard, which he
vas In the act OF looting, The wound
va not dangerous aud after several
gAys he managed TO escape from the
hospital where he had been taken by
The police.
,hller this, queer fumors Of his iden-
IVY Deeame current. Advicos from
indianapolis Were that Leitzonburger
va al one time wealthy and com.
manlod considerable social influence.
search for the mysterious burglar was
Aspt up until tonight when this man
WIN tile dual life was caught sight OF
.lu promptly arrested. on his person
vs. found number OF tools, which no
"sAiu 10 have uaod In house. breaking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

BAR HARBoR, Me-, August 9..-Sec.
rotary Blaine Is steadily improving In
health, though seldom seen In tho vii.
lage. He takes various drives about
the island aud INDUCES regularly In
long walks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

signed TO accommodations II Ia eX.
pected by MOntay evening that over
forty thousand veterans Will have been
provided for, while fully half as many
more viii be guests Of citizens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

BERrIs, August IA dispatch from
Dronthrlm, where the imperial yacht
"HOhenzollern" touched yesterday,
says, Emperor William has NO far re.
covered from the effects OF his recent
fall, that he will soon be permitted to
walk,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03
MONDAY AUGUST 1891, SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH TERRITORY.

the disposal u the colorod people, with
frequent salllnga ron southern ports
direct TO the African coast. The iirst
contingent II expected 10 start inside Of
two monlhs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

BAR HARBoR, Me-, August l,-Mr.
Blaine has been taking exercise IN
walking, hut does not drive so much
aa formerly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

NEW IoRIi, August l.--Dlstrlot
Attorney Nicoll, today, decided TO ln-
dict all the newspapers that publish ell
accounts OF the electric execution ut
Sing Sling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

KANSAS CITY, Kan, August "A
report has reached here from the Cher.
ohee country, that near tho Neosho
river, four people wero gored TO death
by Texas cattle.
A woman and two little girls weru
first attacked, and literally torn 10
pieces. A cowboy, who attempted to
rescue them, was thrown from his
horse anu instantly killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

CRAwFoRDsvfLLE,I Ind, August L.
Hon. BNyless Hanna, minister 20 the
Argentine republic under Cleveland, Is
dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-03

A CONVOY rRirs 70 pAelrY THE
RuFfihH.
Two Respected Persons. Mrs. Walton
aud McCord. are Killed In the
Fight that Followed.
MS. walton ana Mr.. aocord are shot
bead.

DURANGO, Colo, August AT n
ball in the Blue mountains, July 2ith,
terrible tragedy occurred. a fDu,h
chamcter named Tom Roach insisted
upon dancing. He was drunk and
armed with a knife aud rix-shooler.
He was told that the soats were all fun
aud requested not 10 Interfere with
pcflona already on tho floor, but he
declared he would lance aud took hold
OF gentleman aud attempted to To-.
move him from the npor.
THIS was resented and the two bo.
came engaged la scunlo, when ~
young man named Frank II ydn at.
tempted 10 end tho disturbance.
Roach, turning ON Hyde, stabbed him
with a knife, intiicling dangerous
Woun1. Roach left the room bat con-
tinucd 10 act In n dlsDrdcrly manner.
"A cowboy named nilly NicCord tried
10 paciiy Roach by going out aud talk.
lug u him. This seemed " enngc
MN NOR. than ever, and drawing his
pistol he Killed McCord. BY this time
thc excitement was becoming Intense
ANA rs no one was armed, the people
was almost panic stricken. A hoy
slipped away 10 n house near 10y aud
securing a Winchester returned, took
aim nnd Tired, missed Roach and Killed
Nirs, walton, an ostimable woman ilv.
Ing In the community.
By THIS time CONSERVATION seized
nron oil, and terror reignoi supreme.
In the excitement Roach len the place,
since which time he la. no, been seen.
lhc entire community Is searching Tor
him. Much sorrow Il felt for the death
OF Mn. Walton and McCorJ, who are
both well known aud respected.