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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-06

CHICAGO, June 6.-The track was
slow.-Five furlongs-Dan VuTtz won,
Rally second, Eugarlta third. Time
loo.
Nllc-Laura Doxey won, Fred
Taral second, Frlendlras third. Tine
-l.62.
Mile and an elghth-Faker won,
Alticus second, Big Three third.
Tlme-a;OT.
Six iurlongs-Receiyer won, Daug
Knapp second, Frederick Ill third.
Time-l.ea.
Six furlongs-Duko Of Highlands
won, Renounce second, Lady Black
burn third. Time-i.2l.
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NATIONAL -rmLApEtruiA.
lhlaielphia, % iiustuNF, !. batteries
eleison, Ulcmentsi BALDWIN, Yields.
INV fonK.
New York. q. Cincinnati. 2. batteries
hWinE, Clara! hadnoufnc, Clara.
nutrus.
boston. ~ cittclsad, l. batteries thinner,
ClafAton, uanfeii NiAe, Doics.
nnooKtfs,
Chicago. 2. nrootlyn b. uaiieries-IIuich.
inion, lianoni iioVeu, kiuslov,
AaHHicAN-ar. Luuu.
~ Louis, baltimore, q
COLUMBUS.
Columbus, a. waialnFton.
LnunyiLLE.
Louisville, a. fioslou.a.
ciNufNNAtt.
CihcinnAu'Athieiic same pofiponedi rain.
wrsfEhS ASSOCIATION.
AL Western Association games were poet
poned on account Of rain,
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In neha,f Of mis-. cousin-.

CHICAGO, June 5.-A committee Of
Chicago professional and business
women, composed Of Ellen A. Martin,
DR.. Frances Dickinson aud others,
have Issued statement Of Miss Phmbc
Coukln's case today, declaring that tho
pending contest was not merely IN Mis-.
couzins behalf, but II was 10 preserve
tho existence Of the board Of lady man.
ayers Itself. All who are Interested In
defeating what Ia asserted 10 10 n
scheme ON the part 81 few men 10 pre-.
vent the board Of lady managers from
having any important duty 10 perform
afc appealed 10 for funds 10 ,iefrAy the
expenses Of litigation, etc. II isunder.
stood that Catherine Waugh McCul-
lougb, whose Office Ia In III, Rookery
building, Chicago, will act as the
treasurer and three wellknown Chicago
attorneys have been retained ~ take
charge u Miss Coukln's caso.
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more or lees uf n mus. Usually the
menibcrs OF the banquetlng class are
kidnapped by tho other classcs or
otherwise detained from participating
In The festivities. Last night some IL
the college and academy men made q
charge on the hauqueting class. One
student was shot IN the side by
another hut his wounds arc not dan.
gerous. Windows were broken In the
hotel where the supper was 10 he
served. The toastnRstor was taken
from hla nome 70 the banquet hall un.
der TIE guard ~ the police. There
were several broken heads AZ recita.
Ton today. II was the toughest event
The college boys ever engaged Ia here.
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CHICAGO, June 0. - schwclnfurth,
the Rockford "Mcasiah." who has
byen worrying the people Of Kansas
city ~ much Of late, lett there last
night for Chicago, and incidentally
MI a. Mccartney, ~ California, who
20 much resembles Schweinfufth, aud
who h travelling east with hlu daugh.
ter, had n very exciting experience.
He had hecn observed ah0ut tho city
yesterday aud quietly tfallod by some
people who supposed him 20 hc
Schwciniufth, anu when he started for
kan-as City depot last night with his
daughter, word quickly spread about
that tho Rockford man was lcav-
Ing town with two Kansas city ie.
males. A crowd ~ Infatuated ciliErns
hasicned 10 the depot, aud when the
McCartncya arrived In n carriage, a
rush was made for them. Mr.. Me
Cartnoy was considerably surprised nj
the hostile demonstration, but prompt
~ whipped out n young cannon, aud
ordered the crowd 90 stand back. Then
he explained 10 them who he was,
whcrcupon one Of the leaders " the
mob told hlm they had confoundci
him with Hchwelnfufih, aud tho
crowd diHpersed. All this time, II IL
said, Schwelnnifth waa rnuRly en-
rconced la his berth IN sleeping chr,
listening u the tumult outside.
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Iaienia Races.

LAToHIA, June 5.--The track was
slow. Milo aud twenty yards--Lln-
llthgow won, ProllflRar second, CASH
Tor third. Time--l.63.
Mile-Pailoraw won, Palmetto second,
Reputation third. Tlme-l;6ll.
Mile and seven yards-Bra1os won,
Ell second, Alphonae third. Time
l;60..
Six furlongs-Newton won, German
second, ChapeIone third. Time
1881.
Nine slxteenta Of n mlle--Coyerton
won, Curt Gum second, Falem third.
Time-l,Ol!.
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CfNCiSsATi, June GA large audi.
onoe gathered at Pixies opera house 10.
night 10 listen 10 Chauncy NJ. Dcpaw
the closing event Of the commencing
exercises of Cincinnati university.
Speaking In favor Of the multiplicity VI
colleges In America A. compared 10 the
few In the old world, no said. ON
Europe higher education Il n pfivl-
lcgc, In America II IL n duty. Every
college 10 an Insurance company
against anafchy.n
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WAsruNorOs, June 5.-It has been
agreed that tho government would de.
fray tue actual travelling EXPENSES ~
i've agcnts 10 be- selected by Director.
General Davis for duty In connection
with the admission Of foreign exhibits
for the Worlds fair.
Colonel Davis received telegram
this morning, notifying him VI the
death " hla mother nj Boston. He
arranged 10 leave for ihufc immcdi.
ntcly.
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An organized gang Of swindllng
land dealers has been discovered In
Indiana. Their ease II now before tho
superior court ut indianapolis. The
NAMES Of the persons are George Wal
lace, William Calm, Henry Lindlcy
and Sam Bailey. II appears that
these mon have supplied fraudulent
abstracts and made sails. OF real estate
mall parts Of tho state. Nearly all
sales were made H. the name of George
Mead, and II was proved yesieniay
that this was hn alias Of Bail-y's.
Anthony Siridgur testified that Bailey
had wanted him 10 got up n set of fc-
tltioua afildavlb 10 be used Ia connec-
ton with tho land deals. william
Waits testified that he had an abstract
Of 900 acres Of land. HALEY borrowed
the abstract aud had II ooplod aud sold
20 Frank New, giving a fraudulent
deed 10 tho land for $500. Waits also
told Of the meeting Of the gang In
which Bailey aud Calm laid before him
n scheme 10 20 10 KokOmo, make a
fraudulent salo aud draw on William
Henderson OF this city for $1,000.
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rHr TRANSFER or rHr ARMS raom
THE ROBERT AND MINNIE"
Ny reirnaph 10 tho Srwai
rus "IrArA.-
She win not suner Heavily ON Ac'
count ct her fscapads.


WAIuSOrUN, June o. Secretary
Tracy saya the next step will be 10 send
the "ltAta" back ~ the United States
10 stand trial. There IL no expectation
that the officers and crew Of the
"ltals" will lcopatdikc their liberty by
returning with the vessel 10 San
Diego, and In fact ~ Il was reported
from Mexico that the commander Of
tho insurgent war ship "Esmornida"
acted wns captain OF the "Itata" ~ far
~ Acapulco, there arc nj least good
reasons why he must not return 10 the
United States. In official circles IL Il
believed the "itata" IL not likely 10
suffer heavily NJ the result of her
cscApade. Crcdcnco Is given 10 the
statement tclcgraphcd from Chill that
the vessel took the contraband arms
and ammunition from the "l,obcrt
and Mlinnle'' outside the United
States Jurisdiction. II this II true, the
oifensc agninst the neutrality laws II
miulmizcd aud II l. very doubtful " \
case would BE- mhd. out against her In
tho present state and uncertain con.
struction Of the law. There n little
doubt she eau be held on other charges,
such a. contempt Of court In sailing
away while under injunction, kidnhp.
ing the marshal, and sailing without
clearance papers, but these ate minor
ofienfcs whose punishment Il likely "
take tho shape Of nne- aud not 20 o
the length Of n forfeiture Of the wees, |.
The only dispatch received at the
Navy department today from Admiral
McCan nj fquiquc was correcting the
statements a. 10 tho location % the
"ftata" when the arms were trans.
fcfrcd 10 II from the schooner "liobcft
and Minnic.n This transfer, tho dis.
patch says took place of Sanclcmente
Islands few miles from the coast, In.
stead Of on San Diego harbor. Thc
location OF tho transfer may be Of I'm.
portancc IN determining the question
of Jurisdiction of United States courts.
TnE nAcnisLRy ~ 4 MAD STATE.
lQuIQuE, June 5.-Thc machinery
Of the steamer "Itata" IL IN n bad state
and II will require some days TO put I,
In order again. The captain alleges
tho arms aud ammunition having bccn
transferred u the "ftnta" near III,
island Of San Clcmontc, American law
was not violated, aud no 4 making
strong representations To the United
States government with viow ol
getting possession Of the munitions.
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wISsurd, June 5.-Ycsicrday Rev.
Mr.. Mordy, q wrll.kuown Winnipeg
divine, went 10 Portage 10 conduct The
prosecution Of half n dozen hotel keep
en- who had violated the liquor laws.
Mordy secured their conviction, and
when leaving tho courtroom was
mOhbcd. lilo escaped with slight In.
Jurics, taking refuge In tho Methodist
parsonage.
Later Ia the day, when Mt tho depot
10 take the train for Winnipeg, he met
With warm reception, the liquor men
INT covered his clothes with rotten
eggs, aud then assaulted him. lilo was
badly iujurcd. Rev. Mr.. Duncan.
who went 10 his assistance, had his
noso broken and was otherwise badly
handled. Winnipeg liquor mon threat
CA 10 renew tho attack,
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PHILADELPHIA, June 5,-suit was
entered today by Edward w. Magill,
assignee Of John Bardslry, against
Granville u. Halnc-, 10 recover
s25, 900. the amount u i've promlssory
notes which the affidavit states were
made ~ Haincs 10 the order Of himself
aud endorsed 10 Bardaley for money
loaned by the latter TO the Defendant.
The money, Il l. claimed. was given by
Barisley ~ Marsh, Of the Keystone
National hank, Mt the request and ON
the endorsement Of Halnes, IN help the
bank out when there was n run upon
Il In January last.
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When you make up your mind to
take HOod's 6ars,parilla, do not be in-
duced 10 buy some other preparation
Instead. CLERKS may claim that "ou ~
ia a. good as Hood's" and all that, but
tbs peculiar merit OF hood's sarsap-
arllla cannot DO equAllod. Therefore
have nothing 10 do with substitutes
aud insist upon having Hood. sarsap..
arilla, the best blood purinpF and
building.up matieiniN -
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CARDiTF, June 6.-rhe Methodist
Of South Wales adopted resolution
expressing regret that the Prince u
Wales took part In game of bacnsrat
at rranby cfofi. II adds eve
respectfully submit 10 his royal high.
ness that by his conduct ho ofiends
the religions sense Of the people and
drngs the royal house from the high
position In which II stood and tends 10
lessen the loving and devoted affection
10 the throne which has ever boon
cherished by u.s."
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Bosros, June o. - This morning
thirty prominent students Of Harvard
college, members Of tho Alpha Delta
Phi club, whose rosms were raided by
the police this week and large seizures
on llauor made, were fined SIS each In
the Cambridge court. Among the
culprIts were Arthur j. Cnmmock,
eat,ialp OF the university football team
and firut marshal OF the coming class
day exercises; Dudley =. Dean, cap.
tain OF tho university nine, also class
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WAsuigoTos, June 9. - Lacey,
comptroller u tho currency today,
said that the city council Of phlllaiul-
phis had never been asked Ito appear
before the comptroller, 40 no could not
exactly perceive tho necessity OF ask
ing the President TO direct him 10 do
30. Although II IL impossible TO
obtain an official settlement 10 that
effect, II IL understood here that tho
authorities arr dissatisfied with Bank
Examiner Drewis management OF
this case and are disposed 10 make
change m the office.
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All citizens Of tho First Precinct,
Salt Lake City, Irrespective Of former
party affiliations, arc cordially invited
10 attend Republican meeting, 70 DO
held In the Second Ward meeting
house. on Monday, June slh, at 5
O'Clock pm, where tho political Issues
of the day will be discussed by able
speakers and n precinct Republican
Club will be- Organized.
liy order County Republican Com.
mllise. n. ThEwEkiS,
da Chairman.
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wAmnsoToS, June b.--rhe trea'
tury department has, under a recent
decision o. the attorney general, con-
verted tho seignonge acerning from
the coinage OF silver dollars into
standard silver dollars and Ii now iss,i-
ing silver certificates against them.
The aggregate Of silver dollars against
which silver certificates have not been
issued, has been Increased by this de-
clslon from 5000, 900 gu the Ut Of May
70 niorr ihAn 81. OOO, 900 ON June !.
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SATURDAY 6, TERRITORY

officer; James A. Lowell, sou ofJudgc
Lowell; Jack wendall, IT,, poet, aud
one Of tho noted society muu Of the
college; Beanie rmncrcd, the we'll.
known pullback Of the football team
and first bascman Of tho university
nine. a second raid was made today
on the clubfoom Of the Ieta ~ society,
where about half a gallon Of liquor was
sailed.
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ST.. PAUL, June 5.-rhe Poneer
Prtss special from Seattle says; A
suit In equity growing out Of the labor
troubles nj the Franklin mines has
been brought In the superior court OF
King county with the object Of secur-
ing mandatory injunction to disarm
the body Of armed men who aro guard.
Ing the Union mines, where non.union
negro iaborers are working.
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CHICAGO, June 5.--Michacl Cuda-
ley, one " tho largest stockholders Of
the Omaha stock yards, has no knowl-
edge u the rumorcd negotiations for
the sale Of the property TO an English
syndicate, reported In Sioux CITY
dispatch. lilo says there Is no truth In
the rumOr.
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IouisvILLE, June 5.--Representa'
tlves OF the Kentucky Jeans mnnufao-
turer4 which operate 1890 looms here
Ia Nashville, kyansy lie aud other
southern cities, mot. hete yesterday
and determined 10 run only two thirds
time for the next iifieen weeks. This
will reduce the output 10000 pieces Of
tho value OF 100000. Unsatisfactory
condition Of trade Is given as tbs rea'
ann
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aAnrIrLn nrArII.

Commenelng May aOth, and until
Further Notice,
Trains between salt Lake and Garfield
beach will run nA follows;
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JEFPERsosvILI.r, Ind, June s.
indianapolis a Louisville fast train
ran into n tornado near Crothenvillo
last night; the engine and traln sway
ed fcarfully and the passengers were
panic stricken. Tbs train was rlu-
ning nearly fliiy miles per hour, and II
IL believed il speed saved Il from be-
ing wrecked.
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LosDoS, June 5.-rhe bill providing
for tho issue Of an order In council
prohibiting tho taking Of seals Ia
Behring sea by British subjects, has
passed The Commons! notw outstanding
some opposition 10 IL.
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BOsroS June Francis r. Emery,
boot and shoe manufacturer, assigned
today, for tho benefit " his creditors,
10 Joseph u. Lincoln Of tlils city aud
Frank w. Brned Of Lynn. As soon as
u financial exhibit eau ba prepared the
creditors viii DO called together.
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CnucAGo. June 5.-Ex-isnator MIL
lcr, Of New YORK, president Of the
Nicaragua Canal compsuy, IL Ia tho
city on his way 10 San francisco. He
expresses himself NJ more than salts
ned with tho condition q affairs In the
canal work aud confidently expects II
~ 10 open 10 business Ia 1907.
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BrLoir, Wis, June b.--Thero was
much excitement today over ifncas Of
college and academy students ms,
night, which resulted In AN inclplent
riot. The senior academy class was 20
have an annual banquet which event
for yean has been the oeoaAlon Oh
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MONTICELLO, Ia, June 5.-John
LoveJoy, thflnst member OF this noted
abolllionist family Of that name. died
today, aged 90. During the past M.
teen years he has been railway station
agent nj center Junction.
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LONDON, June blu an interview
today Sit William Gordon Cumming
denied that there was any truth IN the
story cabled from New York yesterday
that he (the plAiniiil'l was 70 be married
shortly 10 miss Florence Gardner
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BALTIMORE, June 5.-rhe Pimllco
driving club trottlng meeting that was
stopped yesterday afternoon by a
furious fnin storm, was again post
poned III tomorrow.
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smlllngly admitted 10 Gen. Miles that
the report that he was soon TO bc mar
ried 10 Miss Geofglc Kilbourne NJ Keo-
kuk, Town, was true. The wedding
will be solcmnlzed In Kcokuk, July Is.
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LONDON, June Or. G. Duncan, OF
Washington, charged with attempt.
Ing 10 murder his wife In Wales last
month, vns taken into court at Car
narvon for examination today. Tho
quarrymcn who saw Duncan bending
over his wife In the r,ods aud holding
a stone In hla hand, told the story and
DIR. Jones who attended Ms. Duncan
sw0re today that when he exprcsted
doubts NJ 10 Duncsn's story, Duncan
told him aside and said. III did II my
self with tho stone you have seen.
God forgive me. did not know what
wns doing. Three months ago WIS
worth 50, 900, aud now | have lost all.
gaw nothing before me but poverty
ior myself and wife. Indeed went 10
Llandudno and hired a boat with the
Intention Of taking both our lives by
drowning, but failed 10 DO 80"
Duncan pleaded not guilty, and was
formally committed.
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VIENNA, June 5.-Leopold Hesner,
the Austrian statesman, phlianthTo-
p'st aud economist, 10 dead. He was
born In Prague, March 10, 1918, aud
was Austrla's premier In 1870.
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CHICAGO, June 5,--Gen. John NJ
Hconeld, oommander.in-chlef OF tho
army OF the United States, visited
army headquarters this morning aud
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A NEano coNFERnNoE.

LAKE MoHoSK, n. ", June 6.-At
the closing session ofthc Lake MohOnk
negro conference today fecommenda-
lions were adopted which suggest that
tho frlenda Of iho negro North aud
South should labor IN unison. They
are, In part, accomplishing the educa-
tlon OF the negro by tho states them.
selves aud further development OF
means aud methods 10 this end until
all negroes are crrdiably trained In
primary schools; largely Increased sup.
port Of schools 10 supply teachers and
preachers for tho negro race; the
greatest extension Of Industrial educa-
ton for both men and women; on
oouragement OF secondary schools
establisheI, maintained and conducted
by negroes; purchase Of honesieads by
~ many negro households ns possible,
with an Increase In the rlmber NJ
decent houses 10 replace tbs old ono.
room cabin; tho establishment by tho
government Of postal savings bonds;
aid Of public education by the national
government for the especial benefit Of
those sections whore illolerRcy most
prevails; removal OF all disabilities
under which negroes labor by the SURF
forces Of education, thriil aud religion.
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INV ORLEANS. June THE jury
hribofy cases were called In the dis.
tfici court tJ...s AL esr.lrsrt ua;il
wednesday next.
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b5 w. First South, for your electric
lighting and electrical supplies.
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NEW YoRis, June 5.--Ben II. Bar.
ton, the veteran theatrical manager, IL
reported tonight 10 DO dying.
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LONDON, June 5.-Mi-- Ellen Ferry,
the acttess, h seriously III with con.
geslion Of the lungs.
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PIT13Buno. June DAT the after.
noon session Prosecutor McAllislcr
proceeded with his argument. He
hal no hcrltancy In openly charging
that an organization was formed and
would today bo within the church
mcnlcing H. life, had not the alarm
been sounded by the elder. A. 90
the charge that the Prcs0ytcry had
prcjudiccd tho case, he said II was
true tho court was ready 10 cast it,
vote without the presentation Of wit
ncisca because the guilt OF the de.
foniants had been fully established.
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CONFERENCE.-The, June .. - Tho
brigAnds have released their prisoners
on payment Of the fansoms.
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ALiverpooi rAiiuse.

LIVERPOOL, June 6,-John James,
broker has failed. Liabilities 500.
900.
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MosEy LOANED. short aud long time.
Notes bought 10y y. y. Gregg A Co.,
Room 80, Commercial building. dim
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FISr French candies At Arbogasi's
Parties aud Iesll.nIs

Supplied IN any quantity nj short
notice. 1906 Main street and IS First
South street.
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Everything the Ncatcst, Freshest
and Sweetest at Arhogasta.
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couLRE Cry, Mont, June b.-Ncar
watervllle, Wednesday, jacob Van
Brennan shot and Killed his two
brothers, John nnd Henry.
Tho trouble was caused over d.
vision Of stock. This murderer He'd on
horseback, hut ~ his horse has re-
turned, II II thought that he has boen
killed or has committed suicide.
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LiI-rLE Rock. June 5.-Thc Gd:etpS
Waldo, Ark, special; Ex-Mayor J. n.
johnson, ]. &. Faulkner aud Ed
Waller, tho most prominent citizens In
town, were arrested today by the
United States mail Inspector, charged
with robblng the malls At Mcneil,
March 10.
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OMAHA, June 5.-Charles Sheppard
and Christian Furst, who murdered
Carl Pulsifer aud then robbed tho body,
were hanged nj Fremont this morning.
Both mems n.cka were broken by the
fall.