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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12

Los ASuuEs, Cal, Dec. ll.--Onc
OF the most destructive Wind storm.
that has visited this section Ia year
yhiled Los Angeles and Vicinity last
night and early this morning, reachinF
climax 1T O'Clock this morning
when tho wind rcachel n velocity u
twenty elrht milos an hour. IT,
severity seems TO have beou nj the
greatest az Pasudoul aud San Gabriel
valley. So far as reported but two
p,n0ns were killed;
Mrs. Brown, living near Glendale,
was burned TO dcctl, and a. G.. Taylor.
Al NorWalk, In 10 Angeles county,
tho damage was nominal. pssvdeun,
however, VIA lees fortunate. Reports
from that place announces the wrrol,
Of several churches aat the destruction
Of many barns. The Raymond Hotel
has suffered severe los; the roof OF the
west Vahel was carried on when the
gallo was at its height, This Raymond
was opened for the season Thursday
night. Fortunately no Gus was In.
jured by the accident to the roof.
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LogDos, Dec. il.-JusliL Mccarthy,
~ sole surviving trustee Of the Paris
fund, was served with a writ At the
suit Of Timothy Harrington, J0hu
Redmond, Clancy o'Connor, Kenny
and Richard Lalor, all .ot whom are
members OF the Parnellile section Of
tho lrish Parliamentary party, and
who claim thpt the funds are subject
TO trust In favor Of themselves and
other members OF the National Lcngue.
Tho petitioners request the removal Of
Mccarthy from the truHiecship. aud
the appointment OF n proper trustee.
Mrs. Parnell ls included In the writ as
co.dofendAnt as administrative OF her
husbn nd's estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12

LoNpoN, Dec. 1.-The vlceroy OF
India telcgnphs that HUnza Niger
tribe men having menaoed Chnl, fort,
near Gilgii garrison, which Il composed
Of Cashmere troops with British officers
commanded by Colonial Dgfand, who
was sent 10 attack a strongly fortified
stronghold on the Nile on December ?.
DosprrAte fighting cnsucj, Captain
Aylmer and Llcut0nants Boisrako n
and Baboock, with conspicuous gal.
lantry, fought their way In, followed
by Sepoys. and captured the fort. Col.
Dnrsnd was seriously injured, Captain
Aylmer aud Lieuieuaut BshoOck
severely wounded. Seven Sepnya
were killed and twenty wounded. The
cncmy's loss was severe. Nine were
taken prisoner. and one gun captured.
Tho enemy having retreaied 10 the
hillside and keeping ~ dosul,ory iiring
the troops again attacked and dislodged
them. In the engagement Lieutenant
Gorton and seven sepoys were
wounded.
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sAruRpAY nrClNlR oIlY. UTAn TEHhloHA

between General Forster Piunipoicn.
tinry In behalf Of the United States,
and Mr.. Won Mumm, Charge
d'NGalres Of the German Legation, nj
Saratoga, October 2gud, last, al8o a
further communication, under date OF
December l0th, from Won Mumm ~
the Secretary a. state, tgansmittirg a
table, containing the new Austro-
Hungarian tariff concessions granted
by Germany which, In accordance with
the declaration mauu on the occasion
OF the removal " the German decree
forhidding the importation OF pork "
American Origin, are likewise u accrue
10 the benefit u the United Suites.
Tho arrangements were submitted to
the German Reichsiag and, n approved
by that body, will 80 Into eiioct Fcbru-
AIRY 10Th nCNt.
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There Is nothing 30 remarkable In
the furniture business Ms the decline Ia
the demand for feather beds, which
have changed in popular esteem from
luSurics 10 nuIsanccs Ia comparative.
~ short period. II i within the OK
perience Of half tile statesmen Ia 81.
Louis, when an order for bcdstcad
complete involved the supplying Of a
hard mattress and soft feather bed.
the latter varying IN price according to
rs soitncss MS we'll a. TO the quality OF
the material covering the feathers. Now,
feather bed Is not delivered unless
specially ordered, which happens sci.
dom. except In portions Of tho city
whore foreign customs prevail, aud
where the people are slow IN falling in
with American customs. Tho improve.
monts In spring mattresses have natu.
rally driven out the feather bed, while
80 far as comfort In summer Is con.
cerncd the spring with hair covering Il
an undoubted improvement over tho
soft bed which refuses to let a man get
cool.-lnteryiew In st. Louis Globe.
Democrat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12

bales grown on 1884 acres, as
compared with g0i,ssO bales on
1909 acres last yoar. The new
crop aggregates .0l million pounds in
Now York State. and about half thia
quantity In Washington; 7000,O1
pounds In California and i,7B2, 900
pounds In Oregon, n very considerable
Increase over last year. The Wlscon-
sin crop u practically a iaslure, two
thirds Of the crop was already In second
hnnds, having Teen sold VI an average
Of 100 por pound to date, against 30 Tor
the iast crop. The HOmctieud reports
c9nilrm the earlier foreign shortage.
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NEW York, Dec. 1l.-A San Saliva
dor dispatch tays: The latest new8
from Honduras IL quite alarming. II
~ reported that General HlVrrari Is
head OF the revolution against Domingo
NRstquez, governor u the province Of
CholutvUs. General Sierra has organ.
lied an army OF 400 men and n attic
10 now reported In progress between
tho reyolutionists and forces Of Gov
oTnOr Pntquez. PolloaTpo Gorilla has
teen proclaimed president by the revo.
lutionlsts. There is great opposition Ia
Chaluieca against President Leiya, who
was lately elected, and Of this oppose
lion Bouila has been the leader. rhe
opposition claim belvn Ia - mere auto
mon In the hands " ex.PIcsident
Bogfan aud Barlllas aud Processes fear
That Bogtsn may attempt 10 become
dictator. President \ zetn, Of San Sal.
vadof, Is maintaining a strict neu-
ttallty.
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Whom the inventor Is experimenting
ho dons a long froels Of checked cling
ham, which buttons close at tho chin
and reachc, 10 the hcols. Il Is nothing
more or less than a mans Mother Hub.
bard, which he putt on 10 protect hii
clothes from dust aud acids aud oils
Arrayed In this, he goes around from
room TO room IN the great laboratory,
overseeing the different experiments
that his assistants are conducting. Ito
has the same little stoop at his hips
that plownon acquire, but ho walks
rapidly.
Mr Edison has turned out more IN.
vcntions every month during tho last
fifteen years thnn most men discover
In "A lifetime. Ho owns between 400
and 600 patents. -Drake's Magazine.
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SAN FiiAsCBCO, Dec. ll.-InfOrma-
ton ~ received this morning from
Yaquiua hay that the steamer "Maggie
Rose" from Coos hay Tor this city had
been towed Into port by the steamer
Willamette, #" which picked her up
thirty miles south OF that point. Her
dacshousc and boats were gone. On
blsld was found tho dead body OF a
man supposed 10 be Stewart AnDeson.
N b. believed that the boats were taken
by the orew. which numbered sixteen
men, nnd that they were lost while
ttying 10 reach shore.
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BntGIfToS, England, Dec. ll.--Last
night Edith Jcal, aged 8 went to n
shop with her brother. while he was
making purchases the girl disappeared.
rhr police were notified by the boys
parents, who this mofnlng found the
girl's dead body under a shed In a
cricket field near the town. She had
been horribly maltrcsied aud after.
wards strsngled TO death. A stranger
has been taken into custody, charged
with the crime. He had been recently
seen Offering money 10 little girls To
accompany him Tor walk. His name
il Wood. A number Of cnildreu iden-
tiflcd him Ne the man who tried 10
untice them away.
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SAN FRAScisc0, Doc. ll.-tn the
Superior Judge WRllace'sl court thle
afternoon the gland Jury filed pre-
sentiment against johu IL. DurSt, 10 70.
move him FROM tho Office Of city and
county attorney on the ground that lac
violated hls duty by endorsing certain
Illegal corrections In the asscssmcIt
roll whereby number " taxpayers
secured a large reduction OF tile Assess.
ments. II l. stated that some 400 cor.
rcctl0ns were allowed by Dur-t, aud In
one Instance the reduction am )unted 70
siO0, 900. Dlrst said that the correc.
tions were made because Of clerical
errors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12

A curious story comes from Wenqh.
slang. The town suffers from iuunda.
tons Of the Yellow riyur, and two years
ago movcuon. was started by tho
local magistrate TO build IA brcakwater
The chief difficulty lay In tho want Of
sufficiently largo stones. Suddenly
however TO tho astonishmout OF the
community, heavy storm Of wind and
rain dclugcd the country and brought
down an endless quantity Of hugo
stones exactly suited TO tho purpose.
Tho people naturally regarded tha IN
cidont as a direct manifestation OF d..
vino power in aid Of u great public un.
deriulling, aud the governor Of che dis.
trict cites fact which couclusivoly
proves the supernatural origin Of tho
event. ono Of the stones, he says,
which was as large as house, was in.
scribod with seal characters, two OF
which. meaning "Workn aud "stouc,'
respectively ho was able 70 deciphcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12

CITY " MEXICO, Dec. ll.-Adviccs
from Guatemala state that President
BNrillas has declared that he Il not u
candidate for reelection. Henlso said
ihat after his tour abroad, he would re-.
tire 20 private life.
The election excitement la Guatc-
mala Va intense, bat there h no danger
of a revolution. The financial dinieul-
Ties are daily becoming thicker.
The lest Spanish steamer which nr-
rived % Vera Cnz had smallpox
aboard. In tho Stale Of Campeche the
situation II grave, as the smallpox Cpl
demIe D. lhorn.
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CLOTHING. FOUND AFTER THE tx
PLosioH. iornriFiro.
iIo " Now said to be Positively iden.
aLIl..I.

itAed.
HusION, Dec. ll.-frhu GiOjg says
that Horny l.. Norcruss Of Sometville,
u note broker doing business at IL
Pearl street, has not boon seen IN his
Oilico since last week, aud ether Occur
pants Of his ,5Omeryillr house say that
he was killed In railway accident
about that time. New YORK detectives
were IN town today trying TO identify
the missing man as tbs myltetious
bumb.thrower In Russell Sage'R office
last Friday. Detectives brought with
them portions u the tfounefh worn by
the hOmb-thfowef, NJ well ~ pllrr
Of his coat. According TO the Gtobc,
these were taken 30 Norcnss' residence
this afternoon, and the UNDERSTANDING
positively identified by Mrs. NorcrosA
A. belonging 10 her husband. On the
trousers Of the dead man were butt0np
btating the pint OF, "Brooke, tailor,
Boston.n Pieces Of the clothing were
taxed to Brooks store this afternoon.
There II was ppsitively stated that
the Arm had INSIDE for Honty Norcfoss
u c0ath OF the clUath presented aud
also "A pair Of trousers Of the same cloth
as the other pieces furnished by the
detectives. Tho button was aiso idon.
titled asa peculiar ono used by this
house. Further investigation tonight
leaves scarcely any room for doubt
that the bOmh.thrower aud N0rcross
are identical. His father, who was
seen tonight, believes such Is the met.
A photograph OF the dead bomb.
thr0wer was compared with a likenes,
Of Norcroas taken nhOut siX months
ago anu the resemblance Is most strik-
iur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12

DENVER, Dec. ll,-In the Graves
trial today, the examination Of DR..
DeGdon IN regard to uIsenital poison
ing, analysts made, ETC., was con.
tlnued ut much length.
Dr. A. n. Holmes testified TO his
having been called Ia to treat Mrs.
Barnsby and Mrs. Worroll. Both
ladies were suffering from irrltanI
poisoning.
DR., Bonesbelle, tho physician who
was IN attendance upon Mrs. Batnaby
when she died, testified IN the most
terms, that she diod Of ar
senlcal poisoning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12
senator Cair. Proposition Regarding
auhn.

WAsHINdToS, Doc. IA Joint
resolution introduced yesterday by
Senator Call, authorizing the Precedent
10 open up negotiations with Spain, Is
Identical with the one introduced by
him last session, and provides that the
President he requested 10 open nego,la.
tons with the government Of Spain
for the purpose Of inducing that gov
eminent TO consent 10 the establish.
meut on tho island OF Cuba Of \ free
aud independent republic; such con-
sent to he given upou the payment by
Cuba 10 the government OF Spain OF
such sum Of money as may be- equl
vslent, both 10 the value VI the public
property belonging To spain In the
island and to the REIMBURSEMENT Of
her sovereign rlghta, and also the
securing by treaty u such commercial
advantages as may be stipulated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12
rATH0S IN SIBERIA.
AS ACID CONVICT HEcouSIzEs MS
soS As ONE OF ms GUARDS.

An interesting account Of a tragic
meeting between father and son, who,
after u long separation, deserted each
other standing on different sides OF the
impassahlu gull thatdivides this worlds
sheep from the goats, bas Just reached
ub. 10 occurred near the city OF Nln-
livestock, where the construction o!
the new Siberian railway was lately
commenced IN honor Of the Caro-
Wits visit.
Among tho workmen or helots,
whose guurdon ia many stripes and no
ray, thew arc some thousands OF the
least criminal conviots In the country.
Many OF them are known to be inno-
cent of the crimes laid TO their charge,
while others are being punished Tor
ncts " hlch have absolutely nothing IA
common with moral crime.
Among the latter was one hoary old
nau OF venerable aspect, Il native OF
Kuorok, who had deliberately trodden
ON the chain Of the governmental sur
veyor ~ lac was measuring the ground
hecause he was suspected Of M inten-
lion 10 transfer some Of the peasants
land TO the crown.
This impfudent act was labeled
"yiolunt resistance 10 the lawfully con-
slituted authorities" the Old man was
found guilty, aud rs the rlgon u
siberia were deemed inadequate 10
give this daring spirit his due, lao WAS
1eporled to the more terrible island OF
Saphalleu.
When the security OF free workmen
began TO be felt he was taken from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12

SAuRAAtESro, Dec. 1.-THE Erca-
bg Bso prints an article claiming that
gross frauds have been discovered In
tue locating and handling OF State
lands BY John a. Bcnhon, now uu1cr
Indictment In san Franclsco for fraud
ulent land surveys, anu tire firm Of ID.
f.. aud A. II. Hyde. IL Is claimed
that 100000 acrus have been located
since March lsl, mostly through DUN
mice, school lands belng selected as
sMAaIp lAnn..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-two women and
evening NJ Homewood by n Big Four
erpIoss train on tho Illinois Central
tracks. Their names were Mrs. Mary
VIII and Mrs. Anna Gottschalk and
the infant child OF the latter.
Mrs. Wits sister.in-lRw escaped
with slight injuries. The three women
were walking on the track Just outside
the village, returning home, and did
not see the rapidly approaching express
train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-12

LosDoN, Dec. ll.-lp the 81. John
divorce ease today, the house maid
testified that she had sreu Miss ST.
John aud Arthur Cohen together I'M
der suspicious circumstances. The
next witness called was the theatrical
dresser employed at the Gaiely Theatre.
Witness testified that she had seen
Cohen 30 into Mis- ~. Johns dressing
room where he remained hall an hour
with the actress, during which time
the door was kept cltB u. George Ed.
wards, lessee AMI manager Of the
Gaiety Theatre, testified that he had
never seen anything improper between
Miss ST. John and e hen.
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rosrrR.s CONDITION.
ren Thousand Ncrrosa want 10 90 to
Africa.

WASHINGTON, Dee. Secretary
Foltrr continues 10 improve slowly
and be was able To SO up for short
lime this morning.
The postmaster general has received
a letter from Crawford, 5. C., saying
chat ten thousand colofed people tlore
want 10 emigrale 10 Africa, aud asking
whether the government could aid
thcm. The letter has been referred OF
the superintendent Of immigration.
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A BUSY WOMAN.
soSlE or uIE DUTIES OF THE EMpRIs5
OF GERMANY.

Troy Itmef,l
Fortunately there are few American
women who would exchange places
with the proudest sovereign IN tho
world. Hut ifauy daughter Of Colum.
bia enyies the Empress Of Germany
sho viii cease 10 do 20 when she has
read this narrative Of that amiahle
woman's daily duties. She rises al 8
O'Clock IN the morning, aud has ac.
cOmplished half u days work before
half the women who are not queens
are out OF bed. No wife u tue present
circle Is supposed TO look after
her husbands linen; she Is too busy
with studying Browning aud
political economy. But the faithful
kaiienu mas personal charge OF the
linen belonging TO her royGlspouse aad
tho honor OF sewing on button OF put
ting n few stitches In hn imperial cock
~ 0nr rarely coveted by the maids OF
honor. When one remembers that
this august person travels with twenty
two tin cases containing his wearing
apparel, cooked hat-, helmets aud uni.
forum, and reflects upon the amount OF
linen required, q may be inferred that
the care Of the linen Is no easy task.
One servant hss charge OF the head
gear, another mental, OF the boots, tho
wife, Of the royal shirls. And what IL
the Empress Of Germany doing just
now, when the average wife has sent
her children 10 their grandmother or
has left them In charge Of maids while
She dances from one delight TO another?
The Empress IL at FeliNs,owo with her
Ave boys, teaching Thorn, or at least all
Of them that eau navigate, this noble art
Of swimming, at which she is M ex.
lsrl
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MABsHFuLD, Ore, Dec. 1.-THE
hars "Uenerai Butler" from Port
Gamble, Wash., with lumber tor san
Francisco, foundered December stu,
100 miles southwest Of Cape Arnagp.
The CROW aud officer. let In two boats.
one boat reached Cape Ariago lat
night Rlml exhausted. This other
boat with nine sailors, 1t Is feared, is
Loaf.
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BERLIN, Dec. Hin the Rcichstag
Chancellor Capriyi said, referring TO
complaints by certain German pork
producers ~ TO the alleged discovery Of
irichinac In Pork imported from tho
United States, that Germany ought not
10 doubt the good faith Of the United
States In exercising checks upon tho
export OF diseased pork.
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Two Hundred snd Fiuy People
Homeless.

New York. Dec. 1.-Two hundred
and nity prople were rendered home
less by Ore, Just before midnight, in
street. So rapidly did the flames spread
livea, leaving their valuables behind.
NJ lives were lost but some tenants
suffered much by smoke aud panlc.
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The Good People Of the Vale Of Para
disc Think Harrison should
Apologize.
raEY SAY. NC "srRtreHro THE
FAcrs"
And That Il Would Have nccn More
Decent 10 Await the fiual Re
port of the judge.
ny Telegram To tue NEwAt
CuILEAss INDIGNANT.
President unrr,son'- Message Gives
Painful impressions in valparaiso.

President unrrtsun'- Message Gives
Painful impressions An valparaiso.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE 7H1es' cor.
respondent Ut Valparaiso sayf: Pre.i-
dent HarrifOn's meflago T. certain 10
produce painful impression. The
small American colony here are highly
Indignant nt the action of thuAmerioan
representative, which they declare
arc due Ia personal motives, gambling
IN exchange, etc. Nobody had the
slightest idea that such misrcpresonts.
tl0ns ne those cent tOAmerica 10y whole
sale At tho end OF October could have
been transmitted, much less endorsed
by President Harrison. II is hoped
that Congress viii demand all the doc.
umunts, when Ia. real truth will come
out and message OF apology from
President Harrison be necessary"
"siImrcnEp TIiE FAoTB."
NEW YoRl, Dec. 1.-THE Hcrd,ds
Valparaiso cable sayt. President Hair
fis0n'- message 10 the American COu.
gress IL severely criticized. 1t 10 the
opinion here that Hair son rather
stretched the facts relating 10 the attack
upon the sailors from tho baltimore. "
It's claimed by representative Chile
aus that the mcssage sent 10 Congress
contained exaggerated statements
founded entirely on Or pdrie evidence.
Alfred Dulano Of Edwards bank, Goo.
Delsnn, editor of ~ RcrcBto aud other
prominent Chileans told me they
thought II would have been more do.
cent TO have awaited the final report
" Judge Foster before concluding, ns
they believe the President has done,
that Justice will not be visited upon
those upon whose responsibility Il
shall be decided 10 fall.
The baltimore" will sail tomorrow
for San Francisco.
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AmEn,cA Avn erRmANY.
DetNila OF tito Reciprocity Arrange
ment. Between the Two Countries.

ment. between the Two tountrIos
WAsnISGroS, Dec. IL. - Omcial
correspondence has been made public
this afternoon, setting forth the details
u tho reciprocity arrangement entered
into between the United states and
Germany, whereby the sugar Of the
latter secures continued freu admission
iuto tbs Uni cd State, and reduction
Ia made Ia the German tsrif' duties on
American wheat Of 30 per cont; rye,
80 per cont; oats, 37l per cent; corn,
90 per cent; butter, 10 per cent; sailed
and picked pork an beef, 10 per
cent; wheat ii1ut and corn meal, 80
per cent; barley, l2l per cent; NAL.
and mailing barley, 10 per cent; luhl-
bcr aud timer ~ followE Firsl--raw
or rough hhwn ana oak slaves, un-
changed; second, marked In direction
OF longitudinal axis or prepared or cut,
otherwise than by rough heWing,
hubs, fellows aud spokes, Is Per cent ;
third, sawed Ia direction OF lnngitudi-
nal axis, unplaned boards, etc, 20 per
cent; meat, slaughtered, iIe.h and
dressed meat, with the excep iju OF
bacon, fresh or prepared, % por cont.
The correspondence made public
consists Of two letters interchsnged
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The defence asked who be gave a
certifcato ,hn, death was cansfd by
congestion of The lungs. lie rcplied
that congestion of The lungs was the
Immediate cause Of death, aud that u
was the result of the poison, which
would have caused death had not CON
ge1tion set In. Before his oxaminn-
unu was concluded the court adjourn
ed until tomorrow.
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Nfcrsnuud, Mic, Dec. 1.-THE
wife and infant child Of Alber, Conan.
man, colored, were Victims tonight ot
u diabOlical outrage. She aud the
child were sslcop when some unknown
person entered auc poured motion lead
Ia hur ear and spatiered a quantity on
the child. The woman's ear was burn.
Ell out aud she VIII de. The child Is
terribly burned, but may recover.
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OAKLAND. Cal, Dec. li.--John G.
Howell shot aud killed n. s. Collin,
proprietor ola weekly paper, August
8rd. II was shown on trial that Colllu
prosecuted Howol's daughter through
letters and In the columns " the paper,
the young lady having refused hls
attentions. The Jury this morning TO-
turned verdict acquittlng Howell's.