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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

NIw YORK, Oct. i..-Johu Iccy,
president Of the Adams ENnf,Ts com.
pnny, was today removed from his
pOsllion 49, president and trustee by "a
unanimous volc Of the ton board 81
managers. Hoey was charged with
maliossanco In Office. C.app Spouavt,
vice.pr,sldent uf tho company, ton.
hurod HE resignation Immediately hftcr
The board voted for the expulsion %
thc eX.piDidunt and the resignation
was accepted, 10 was during li0Hy'd
hbseuCs IN Europe that an invoaiign-
ton was made that resulted IN the
action taken. Ga his return he was
notified " attend the special meeting
of the directors which was held today,
with the result n above. After the
reading o. the changes u membcr who
acted ~ accuBer spoke bitterly Of the
president aud the cOurre he had pur.
sued. Then the vote was put and
Hocy was retired from the Incorporation,
where he had lnborcd, mnn aud boy,
for half century. The trouble
which overlook Hoey today was
foTesledOwed last spring In suit
brought by Henry G. Rhorbournc
against him. Clamp, 5poOncr sud
Edward a. FAT were cO.deionlnnts
with him. The action was brought 10
recover sum Of money approximate
Ing half n million dollars. Hoey
then admitted under oath TINT he had
been PARTY 10 Transaction by which
the syndicate " three men sold proper.
ty which cost them about sl31,O00 10
William q. DlnslnOrc, then president
OF the a dams Express COMPANY. For
this 81 Al. 900 they received rom Dins.
more, aud Dinsmore afterwards re.
ceived from tho Adams Express Com.
pany tho sum of s30O,OO0 for the
property. Hoey had not paid u cent,
but he had accepted n share Of the
profit they made which profit amount
cd % s720,0n0 his share was betwe "A
$4,000 aud $4,000.
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fhe Fast NtsIbound Train on the Cen.
trail Pacific Derailed on the
Top Of a Mountain.
MARVELLOUS ESCAPE OF THE PAS.
esrEoCHs.
Five Thousand Dollars RcWars offered
for the Capture and Conviction
Of the Traiu Wrcckers.
rnE WORK or DEMONS.
a Traia wrech-d, but the villains
scrnrn M IlnoIN.


SACRAMENTO, Oct. ~. 90 The fast
vrstbsuld express on the Central
Pacific was wrecked this morning
between England Mills and COliaN.
The place where the wreck occurred
WIS on n curve ut the top OF a high
mountain. The engineer did u0t u,-
tect anything wrong until the inst two
cars were dcrailed. Tho baggage car
aud two dag coaches remained on tho
track, bat the four Pullinnna left the
track. The Pullman sleeper Santa Cruz
turned Oh IT, Hide aud rolled down the
oniuansmont, but the ten passenger,
while Considerably shaken up, marvel.
Ously escaped injury. The colofci
porter was badly injured. lnvcstigs!
lion showed that tho spikes Ind been
drawn nom seven Of the Ont-ide rails
aud the angle plates used 10 strap tho
mllstUgcthtr had been prlod oil ana
amutd under the rail. IL was evident
that the wrUokom hoped the employees
uhtnu onginr, baggage and mail car
would 10 killed aud thp,caa looted OF
their valuable plumber. The passengers
IA one coach caught a glimpse OF one u
the Nrckers ~ he hastily departed
fiOm the scene. The Dalton gang are
supposed by many 10 have had = hand
In IT, The railway company oiicm n
reward o. 5000 for the arrest nud con.
vlctiun " each party implicated In the
dufnilmont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

LONDON, oct. i2.-Di-patches re.
ccived here from Hongkong announce
that the publication Of the memorials
81 the Chinese. minister 10 london al.
dressed TO the Throne II China throws
llrht upon the recent Imperial audi
enco lmnted 20 the ministerial POWER.
u was ~ firsi supposed that thr grant.
Ing oi this audience was n spontaneous
net Of courtesy upon the part Of the
Emperor, hut the memorials referred
TO show that II was only accorded after
the Chinese minister Mt London siren
uOuslN urged this step In order 10
avoldShd In anticipation OF a resoluto
combined demand for an audience
which was 10 have been made by tho
representatives Of the European pow
ere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

MDNaryIDDo, oct. l2.-fh0re was a
serious attonpt at u revolution here
Yesterday evening. The members 0i
a revolutionary club ia the suburbs Of
tho city fired upon the troops stationed
near nj hand. The latter returned the
volley with deadly effect. Several
perons were killnt outrlghtand many
wounded. Attempts Wero made to
AssRssinatn President Goes aud 10 cap
turo the Juntn, but were unsuccessful.
Subsequently ihe insurgents disreftod
and The city boCnme quiet
Later information IL TO tho effect that
the political outbreak originated with
the BlancO party. The rising seems 10
have extended everywhere throughout
tho country districts, but wa1 speedily
and eIvctually suppressed.
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WAsIIINuToN, Oct, H. The Sup
rene Court u The United Statts me
for tho October term Today. Three
Justices were absent fiSm tho court.
chiet Justice Fuller Ia In Chicago,
where his daughter IL very ~, aud
Justices Bradley and Gray have both
been ~, bat are now recovering. The
businrs transacted was tho admissio u
Of applicants TO practice before tho
court and the announcement by
Jlh,ice Field that the most IMPORTANT
cases advanced for argument next
Monday had been postponed until the
SECOND Monday Of November. This
stop was taken Tor the reason that II il
desired llat they shall be heard by the
full bench and the probability Ia that
all the Justices viii net he present
Monday next. The list Includes the
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The Indian Troubles In Csiispei
Comfy.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA report hal
beeU received Et the war department
from Colonel CarIln Of the Fourth In.
fantrya Camp George Wright, near
Spokane, Wash, In regard 10 the re-.
cent Indian troubles Ia Calispcl c0uu-
ty, from which II appears that The In.
dianH aro lncUnscd at the white men
because of'the alleged unlawful seizure
Of their hay land on the north and
east sides of Pend G'Orellle river. This
land has never been acquired by the
government, aud tho chiuftsin Of the
Indian, seems convinced that his peo-
pie are 10 be driven from their homes
10y the whites without any compensa.
ton. The settlers are alarmed ut the
actionA u the Indians, and at their
Ttquest troop Of cavalry was sent 10
the scene TO preserve the peace.
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LoNDON, oct. H.. - Adyices from
various Rua.ian points state that the
peasants arc docking intO tue towns
nom the various countfy districts Per.
ishing flr food, many dying ih their
trncaf. The cold IL Intense, and tho
wan1ercu hasn no fuel. iuccudinflsm
and pillhgihg ate tpruadinp. The local
authorities every whetc arc paralyEri
for want OF iInd-. Destitute Jews,
expelled from the vuf'1us province,
are swelling tie ranks " the starving
thousands. Tho organization ~ the
relief cOmmitte,sfor tue dlsifiluu0n OF
corn has been appended.
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rIrLDEN Ann scuwsn..
Move for the Release OF th.
Ansrchists.

WASHINGTON, Oct, l2.-In IA g
Supreme Court VI the United States
tomorrow Moses solomon, OF Chicago,
attorney for FieldUn and Schwab, the
anarchists who were committed 10 the
Joliet penitentlary for life at the time
Spies, Lhngg ct al, were condemned
10 death for murder NJ the ilaymArkct
riot In Chicago, will illc papers Ia two
cases 10 secure the release 0f the two
conNicts, and then move that the case
be advanced. The principal point IL
the old technical one already argued Ia
the illinois coufts-that the mon wrrn
sentenced by the Illinois supreme
Court when they were not present, aud
that court had no power 10 10 sentence
them. There are other tuc-bnical points
raised. General Ben Butler Is rs.
ISOLATED with solomon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

kANsAB CITY, Oct. l2.-rhe Union
Pacific today began iofcible oyictionB
aud destruction NJ ths dwellings on ITS
right Of way on tile loyees Ia Kansas
CITY, kausaa. The oyictVd iam.lI.n
are 'fqualters" on Union Pacific
lands, and have livod there for years
unmolesled. a large, heavy rope was
run around tho houses, the other end
~ which WIS attached to an engine.
When the engine started there was q
crash, and tho houses dlsappuArud.
The nlacp was the scene Of the grealest
excitement. Most OF the shantios bad
been vacated some timc, although the
furniture remained In two Or three,
and the owners refused to move.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

cruel parents be prevented from be-.
coming cfimiualssn when he COM
cluded his adde's the question was
discussed imam Informal manner. After
thtu WIS finished very Interesting
talk WIS givcn by q. W. Round, Cd
New YORK, who denounced thU iuilI.
cncu N rpi1rmaiUries. Judge Bfinaer.
hOu, ~ Mansfield. o., said this .allg
about lngkof beneficial results Ia Prison
reformation was uli bu.u.
Short nl lfvssl- we've then made by
Rev. Father Boyd. Of Now Junry,
Chaplain li0wc.lof Nebnskn. and REV.
Zee her u Elmir, y. v, against the
Incarceration OBJ. children.
a number " short giircssr. wore
then maiu ngaiust the Incarceration Of
children. in the course VI the dlscu.-
sion fathuc Nesiu 0f Pittsbuw said n
homes can be- reached and fathers and
m0ihcm infused with the spAit oi
Chrstiauiiy there VIII be- no need NJ
penal institutions tor the youth. There
IL no morality without religion.
Atthis junciure Warden Patton, NJ
Indiana. asked whether a child should
bo taught that the laws % church HuI
State should stand supreme iu teach.
lnEs.
Father Ncyin rcpllci brleAy.
"I,ach the child i,a duty 10 the
church ant It has already learned 60
duty 90 the state" Thi. rcply was
received with great applause.
~ thU evening fts.iOu. Warden
Cussidy, VI the Eastern ponilrntinry,
Philadelphia read % rapcf nn lul luz
prrs'ions uf Prisons " England, lru.
land, Fmuco Hul Belgium. dealing
Will the different conditions prevail.
Ing In thus. countflts, etc. lin was
under the .mprc ailu tha' the tiokct.oi-
leave ~ stem ma lluland-plrolr, ~ u II
called In the Unltci StAtcs--has not
produced the results az projectors cK-
pectod.
Warden Patterson, Of New Jersey
prison, read n lengthy pappr On the
parole system. whiUh he aya should
be u graduated tyslvm In which from
the nnt atep upward, thg criminal
should be trained n an appreciation VI
ard ii'tcd FOR the use VI Die freedom.
The proper subjects were not the hard.
unvd criminals, tut those who are not
20 wilully wicked ~ weak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

llAHRsuuRu, Pa, Oct. ~ -Goyornor
Pnttison hns Issued n PROCLAMATION
calling upon the Senate, which meets
IN extra session tomorrow, cor the pur.
pose u lnqulring whether reasonable
cause" 81 iHis Tor the removal N Audit
or'Geuual McCammaut aud state
Treasurer COyer, 10 also consider
whether there u cause Tor a removal Of
the magistrates and constabies Of Phil.
adelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

ST. LOUIS, Get, l2.-New develop
mcnts In connection with the sudden
dltappoafancc Of William Evans, sc.
rotary Of the Morse Wool Securing
company, which occurred several days
ago, place the amount Of the shortage
discovered az 5000 Evans friends
dony the defalcntion, and clain that
Evans viii appear In good timo aud
explain the deficiency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13
UTAH TERRITORY.

sayward case, which Involves the
question Of the Jurisdiction o, tho
United states over the seal fisheries In
Behring sea; the anti.lott.ry case, the
elevator case and the cases involving
Tue question OF the conslituiiouallty VI
Tue Mckinley tafii act. The cours
adjourned q few minutes after tweive
amt went Ia a body to pay II. respects
70 the President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

ROME, oct l2.-An extensive gang
Of robbers have been discovered ami
broken up. In all sevcnty-iive at
rests were maie. Golifmiths, money
changers and q number VI rcpnt able
men aru implicated. So far ~ known
the gang committed twenty-five rob-
berries, securing plumber amounting 10
c2j,OUO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

Rev Dr. Iiuckley, editor Of the
CrIdaH advocate, believed that the
weekly religious newspaper had
greater influence IN manufacturing
public opinion than the daily. lie
was severe In his criticisms OF the daily
urtsa Tor IL treatment OF serious tOpics,
laughing nt suicides aud Publishing
detailed reports Of scandnl0us divorce
cases.
John II. Lyle Of London said that
laymrn should be huard on this sub.
isci; he hli gone into many store lu
NUW York, Buston aud Washington
ana tfirl in vsiu 10 buy n religious
paT,i. THE tnglish religious pres
also needed Improvement. mud be-
hopod religious daily lupcr would bc
brought forth. The london sporting
papcfs had u lnrscr circulation .lan nll
the tciigi .us pIlCm.
Mr.. Atkinson, an LuFli.h number
% Parliament. though. the religious
f1nnu should t,kc mo- account uf
ruliiicai sua'f. r.. lie WIS proud Of
Dr. Hughes a. preacher but was not,
gud never shIuld be, gtnu " him ms
an EDITOR Whus Dr.. Hughes WIS IN.
vigd In como down nIm hia hitch
place 3. 70 preacher tn Md The uCtr"p.t
lafty b, said ho would. when hr got
down there he delivered hiuseii of q
sentence nlmuat
As NEAR nLAspuE'Y
~ % religious mau could have clme.
The rnvul zen at ihia point, but
Atf'nsnn called out! "it wa merely
qutatlUu az tu how Jeus Christ
would speak nu the iriah question"
Rev. ~. Nalmer u England aroused
Or. Atkinson by expressing gratitude
10 DG. liughts, ami adding iAit con.
domination by some spvasvrs was
equivalent ~ praise by piherS.
WhuicuuUn MIR. Atkinson, with
some spirit, demanded 10 know "lf
Tat sort NJ lnsinustl0n u 10 be brought
forward on another rotncr.'
The chairman RESTORED order aui
Dr. 1idimer Withdrew hlH rgmafE, hut
sUln Atkinson arose again ~ friufriug
Co. q remark made by Ma dubpe, to
the effect that uue Of the English 20.
litical lsrilu. had ridden into power
on barrel, and Rdding; 1--WE have
never learned that their bsdy was 10.
yorccd from the beer barrel" Akin.
sOn replied uSCit-dly that the party
never Vas married ~ ".
DG Bglmcr fclolned that no was 90
year Oi age aud M competent 10 form
u lu1gncnt a. othcrs.
AZ this stage Dr.. Morley u Now
Lcaiaud raised the point ~ order that
FNoLiMI POLITICS
could not DO discussed In tho CON
M usty,,r s,IJ bta altusious had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13
The special treaty Between spaia
hud cnba.

M,DnD, Oct. i2---rhe daily papers
today quote from recent circular of
the goycrnor'genural OF Cuta, that
alter tho lapse Of tho commercial
treaties ncgt February, tho "most
favored nation clause" will cease ~
olemto. The United States alone will
thus reap tho advantages from tho
concessions granted by tho special
lToaly WIN AplIn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

MN YunlS, oct. a. The annual
meeting of the American society OF
Railroad 6uperlntundonts oponed to-
DAY. IL was decided g. adopt cate
chism Tor tho uen oi engineers, train.
men, conductor, iiagmrn, f0adnasters
and section hands, aud the committee
ON train rules were instructed 60 pre-
psru d soEles VI questions and answers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

SHELL LAKE, VIE, oct l2.-AiteT q
quarrel, Andrew Wicklund, farmer
Mt Superior Junction, was shot and
killed by Indian Jim, u Chippewa. Ed
johnson, another farmer, received
serious wounds. The Iudian nej and
ap0sse arc 10 pursuit..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13
rms rANr,iHoN INoiDnsr
Cardinal LavEcnieus sSonsrai.s the
French piiErlu,s.

PARIS. Oct. ~. -- Cardinal Law.
gonieux has written Failiufcs, minister
French pilgrims had nothing whatever
dent AZ Rome, nu1 calling attention
acter Of tue Italian demonstrations
upon that occasion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

MONTREAL, oct i2.-Tho chief Of
Police lGrt evening received telegram
from Premier Morcicr 10 send dc.
,ecllve and sergeant 10 his country
residence. rhe reason for tho call IA
unknown, but II IL stated that an ht.
tempt was made on the life OF the
Premier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

OMAHA, Oct. l2.-rhree additional
arrests were made thls morning Of
citizrns charged with participation In
Friday nights lynchlng, ana when
all the warrants arc served there will
DO twenty-five under arrest. Nearly
all the defendants gave bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

LuaDuS, oct. le.-The To'cgraph'.
81. PctcrsDurgauccia says u conspiracy
against tho Czsi'n lilo was discovered
az kicfi. A printing press uaoi IN tho
publication suditiouH matter has hoou
seized, aud there II serious outbreak
among the students Of the university,
who had been giycu to violent ruvolu.
tiouary speeches, Although many
lave been arrested, the splrlt Of revolt
b lnrnlllng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

san FRASci 500, oct. i9.-Mlurico
Il. StIclllngcr t"Ssm'l Of P1scn"l wa.
today held 10 answer before the Su-
pcfiof Court on the charge Of murder.
Ing Policeman Grant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

NEW IOmy, Oct. l9.-rhc dead
body " pretty little girl, about ten
years old, was washed upon She beach
NJ BedlOc'. Island this morning. Her
throat was cut NEARLY from car 10 ear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

MADRID, Oct. l2.-rhe condition OF
senior Castillo has changed for the
worse today. He Il suffering from la
tefmittcnt fever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

PrfsBuRG, DOT. ~. - At today's
session Of tho National Prison congress
Francis Wayland made an address on
GLOW shall tho children VI vicious OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

PARIS, Oct. IA collision occurred
on the Paris d houen railroad. Twelve
persons were BADLY Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-13

STEAMBOATS, DELAYED eY DAD
WEATHER.
The "umbrla' Enoluuicrs n Iurrl.
cane. Two passepgers and sev.
eral seamen4njnred.
~ TELEGRAPH o. Gao Nrwsl
DANeIuoUs VOYAGES.
ESpcriencv of several STEAMBOATS, on
the atlantic.

the Atlantic.
NEW YORK. oct. la.-rhls Is the
season OF cyclones aud lifo nn0at Is at.
tended villa peril and much physical
discomfort.
The "a laska" is dry overdue aud
has not yet boon heard Of, aud the
"Ausustn Victoria" was not sighted
until early this morning.
Tie "Umbria,' one VI the best storm
drticis Oh the Cunard line, was due
yesterday morning hat was not sighted
, OIL SANDY Hook untll last night. Two
slcamrfa report having met number
u cyclDucs.
Tine "Augusta Victoria" arrived at
her dock shortly before noou. Her
uluceis scpIf, that from October tOg
she experienced heavy westerly gales
with tremendously nigh seas. The
steamer sustained no great damage
I but huNurRl passengers were thrown
I down aud "a number ~ them had thoir
ari1a ~ legs broken; eight OF moro
were severely cut about tue head.
The 'UmbuH" alsi reported bad
weather. The steamer sustained no
damage, bat few OF her passengers
were Injured.
Dus.ug the greater part Of the trip u
/ vac "AusuHtt victoria" not "a ptscn-
/ ger was allowed On deck. During the
] whole voyage her commander never
| slept lie wns on the bridge day and
night and 70 WINS tho unanimous ver-
dict OF all on board that b HE wonder.
iul seamanahip aud skill In handling
tho great vessel was due the safety Of
| She SHIP AMI passengers Daring Tour
/ days her decks we're under water most
ufthc time. The seas were like noun
tains anu the big vessel pitched aud
/ plunged Violently with every shock.
/ On the 7th inst.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-26
personal Mention.

mo. Thomas Webb is On tho
SICK list We regret to Learn.
Bishop Lyman preached a, 8,
Matthew's church Sunday morning.
Miss Louise Wilson, Of Nor.
Canton, Is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Alice Heartt.
The Misses Porter. who have
been visiting relatives At Oxford 70
turned 10 their home here las, week,
Miss Binnie Davis who has been
WISHING Miss Ella Weaver, has re.
TUNED to her hone a, Chapel Hill
I'VE eorel TO learn that Mr.
JON" L Shaw, the jeweler at Me
bane, a been sick for nearly ;
month.
Mrs Lilly S. Jackson, who ha.
been visiting relatives here, returned
I" her home a, Knoxville, Tenn las
Monday night.
Miss Iona Bris,owe, daosh,e,
Of Rev. J. <. Bris,owe, LET, her,
Tuesday tor Enfield, N. c., TO visi
her friend Miss May Parker.
Mrs. James A Cheek bas pon,
10 Winston to attend at the bedsid,
ct Der SOD, Master Clyde Cheek. VIII,
is sick with fever at the Davi
school. !
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-09-26

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