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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14

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Fancy, Ornamental and Useful
GOODS UPSTAIRS
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MoRRA CoNFEssEs avERYTHIN G

It VIII Not Re Made Public Till fter
the HANGING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Congress.
ional lOan of j,0Ol,010 10 the Worlds
Fair, Major Handy and his depart.
ment Of publicity aud promotion aud
encouragement Davis report. were
considered by the board of control Of
the national commission today, while
tho executive committee VI the Chi.
cago directors were struggling with the
same subject. Both meetings were
lively anu another conflict between
the commission aud the directory az.
Feared 10 be- on. The directors sent a
request 10 the board Of control for n
special Joint conference on Ffiday.
This, u II said, N called to consider
the adyi.ability ~ abollshiug the On.
tire department Of which Major Handy
IL chief. The significance Of this move
IL explained on tho basis that Handy
draws g., 800 n year from the directory
and has n large staff NJ assistants.
President Baker and other directors,
seemingly, have ma idea that the
Worlds Fair does not need the press
department any longer, aud that the
different sheets can attend 10 tina,
work.
Tue board NJ control decided today
that their committee On legislation had
exclusive jurisdiction IN the loan mat.
ter. Tho drnfi OF the loan bin 20 10
presented Congress, however, will
probably originate IN the local direc-
tory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

NEw Yoiu,, O't. il.-Prc.iicut san.
forl of the Adams Expuss Company,
who wnH yesterday elected ~ succcvi
Houy, took formal p0.vssi0n Of the
affairs " tlis company this morning.
lie IL investigating this status u the
business. No change Of officers or
agents i- contemplated nj present
Nicu.pftddcut LoytIoy this ,ggniug
said that misappnpglatiOns had been
found, aside from tho sherb1ufnc-
Tlit deal. lie refused % give iuuhur
details No present, but added that there
ia no telling what future developments
may show, aud II would boz some umo
next wrrk before he could tell how
much the ex.prcaidrnt hus taken from
the company. He zoe. not thiuk j,
win reach u ,iiuciunt mugnltlue 10 Nm
any way Hloot tho value Of the
stock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

NEW NoRy, oct. li.--rhc Dcmoc.
facy Of Kings county turned out In
force this evening " aid Ia firing the
big Democratic gun IN tho present
campaign Ia this county. when
Grover Cleveland entered Clrrmunt
rink accompanied by Hon W. H..
Fufcy, the audience went Wild. When
Il was reduced ~ order Mr.. Cleveland
was intro iuccI and was greeted with
"rhfro cheers Tor our next frcsilenL"
lr. Cleveland, after acknowledging
tho greetings, made speech " some
length, calling the attention " his
hearers u the Importance OF the
campaign and generally scoring
the Republican party. That party,
he faii, Ia its national methods
aud management boldly ectks q
thwart the intention u tho voters II
they aru Democratic, and 10 slide The
voice Oi tie people II they speak Ia
Democratic tones. lie touched ON the
force bin and asked II there II Any
Democrat ~ dull a. 10 suppose the r.
/ publican party Ia the State II not VI
The anme disposition NJ the party In the
nation. He charged the Republicans
with unihirupss aud UvBs.On Of the re-
quigcment Of tho Constitution In fegArJ
u the enumeration aud legislative ap
portionmcnt Of the State.
II the Republicans yet control Of thi
next arrangement, Of congressional dis
| tricts there II no likelihood OF thci
dealing fairly by the democracy OF III,
state. In conclusion Mr.. Cleveland said
sin your relation 10 tho pending can
Va-s, every Democrat who likes hi
county aud his party must AcknoWl
edge tho important services fondoro,
by the representative OF Kings county
In aiding IN the formulation Of IN,
declaration Of financial principles II
tho platform which tho DcmOcraol
presents 10 the voteta Of the stat,
| which leaves no room 10 doubt on
| inslsteuCe upon sound and homes
money for all people"
AZ the conclusion Of the ex.Presl
dents speech an old guy.halred mar
arose upon his seat aud yelled out
"Mr. Cleveland, did you get my letter
What have you dono toward presery
ing life aud preventing death from
collisions on the railTold9 What hsv,
-n The rest Of the sentence wal
lost amid hlssea which crested IN,
old man, who wRs hustled uncerc
mOnlOusly out, protesting against then
deprlving him OF the right OF ire,
speech.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

GALEsruRu, n. Oct ~. - The
Bfuthufhooi 81 Railway iriumcn 90.
day made some important change In
their consultation One of thee virtu.
ally deprive tho grand master u the
poScr 10 discharge tho gmui lodge
oiiluur. aud crrhts board o. serve as
u judiciary IN trkl. Another reduces
thc number Of gnni trustees ifnm i've
10 three aud Makes them merely an
auditing boafd. Tho OiliUe N the edi.
tor Of the T.uiH1ruis Journal l. abol-
ishrd, The gran. master 90 hereafter
have sUpgfyi5ioiDveT thc Journal. It.
finances are 10 be managed by the
grand secretary AMI trvlsurcr. Tho
rest Of the LAY w,s spent In conlidur'
Ing officers rrpCfta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

EVANSVILLE, lnd., Oct. l2.-rho
initial meeting Of the National Water.
ways Convention was held hero this
morning. The convention opened with
800 delegates present, anu WIS called
to order Mt O'Clock by u. ID. Wood OF
New Orleans, who briefly detailed the
history 81 preceding conventions and
then outlined tho Importance Of the
present one. After the call was read
aud addresses Of welcome made aud
responded IN, Ex-Governor Charles An-
derson Of Kentucky was made tom.
porsry chairman. Committees were
then appointed and the convention adj
jOuTned until tomorrow morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

At'he conclusion Of the sermon the
presentation o. the Blshop.elect was
made TO Presiding Blshop Williams,
after which the secretary II the diocese
u Massachusetts read the certificate Of
election by tho convention Of the
diocese and the canunlcsi testimony Of
that body. Rev. Dr.. George ). Con.
verse then read the consent Of the
standing committee, and this part Of
the ceremony was completed by read.
Ing the consent Of the Bishops.
Bishop-olect Brooks pronounced the
promise Of conformity aud the litany
aud suiifagos were read. The vestlng
OF the Bishop.clcct was then completed
by putting 10 the candidate the usual
questions In regard 10 special vows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

COLUMBIA, =. g., Oct. li.-Fred
Kempson, II convict recently sefA up
for eighteen months from Lexington
county, Tor assault and battery with
intent to kill, made his escap. from tbs
state penitentiary about n week ago.
lie went back into Lexington county,
met his former victim aud offered her
the choice either OF having her throat
cut or her ears cut on. She, not being
able 10 help herself, chose tho latter,
whercupon the hardened scoundrel
dextsrously severed both ears. lie
alao cut out section Of her clothing,
wrapped the dlssected members In II
and left her, after making bloodthirsty
threats against persons who had been
instrumental In ofecting his arrest and
cOnV lOllOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

DENvER, oct. IA special 10 the
Republican from Santa Fc, y. ~,
-ayt; Ihc governors annual report 20
tho Interior dcpadmrut gives "A fun
SUMMARY ~ the condition " Sew
Mexico and her progress during the
year. Among other recon nendAtions
10y the governor IL the admission OF
New Mexico ms State. The survey
And marklng 81 the boundary line on
the Tcxa. slide, fo-OcCupatlun Of Fort
Marcy; immediate donation u school
lanus; amendment NJ tho land courts
10 ~ 10 protect smnll owners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15
naIiish Ad,irc- on ths value OF
wheat.

CHICAGO, oct. IA local paper
says adyices from the other side Of The
Atlantic are almost uniformly hullish
with regard Ia the future value of
wheat. One feature which ia not fully
appreciated, IL the extraordinary dc.
mpnd from England, aud even from
France. for American flour. The buy
ing Of patents 10 go abroad In anything
approaching tho present volume was
never before experienced. a French
-four merchant, writing under date Of
October 1T, says American flour
IS preferred there by bakers, and can
he lald down al such rates that II does
not pay to import wheat for milling,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

PIITsuuHo, oct. ii.-Thr Sabbatari.
m society has decided 10 inauguratc a
war on the sunday nUwHpapvn. Cap.
tain Wishart,presidcnt otthe Law anu
Order Society, Will have charge ~ the
movement, aud on next Saturday
night viii arrest al the editors, ~.
p0rtoTs, competitors and ptessmeu
found working after midnight, 10
tho papvts are published on sunday
morning, tho carriers and mall hays
will also ln arrested. n = the linton.
ton, also, 10 arrest the nrwspapo. men
II they begin work Sunday night be'
fore u O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

August iith the CROW Of the "Alki"
refused duty nd the 1rcmen and coal
passem also. Captain Plummcr put
ak Of the crcy IN jail, but the matter
was aiieFwart settled by concessions.
The men expected TO live on fresh
muai, which ms almost impossible 10
get In these wseIs.
Later on thee refused 10 obey
somu necsssirNofler. Captain Coch.
rand Of the tarinc o0rls informed
plummet that the next time the crow
tevOltcd to pa every one ~ them ON
shore aud he wuld give whatever As
sistanu. was dslred TO get the snip
back 20 San francisco. A. soon 20 tho
crow heard thismaiters changed, aud
no further dinolty arose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

GRAND RArIps, Mich, oct. IA
The nineteenth annual congress OF tho
Association for the Advancement OF
Women opened this morning. Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe IL presiding. The
congress will continue until Saturday
next,
This evening Mrs. Charlotte Elmer.
fon Browne read paper on "COudi-
tion for the Success oi Women" ami
Miss Mary A. Rylry n Buffalo spoke
Oloqucntly on "the Wise Economy OF
Time aud strength asa Part Of Eiuca.
ton. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

BALTIMORE, Md, oct. n. 60. The
train on tho baltimore 4 Ohio, which
lon Chicago today nj 1910 n. M, met
with serious accident at 2ial y. m. at
Hicl,yills, twenty miles from Garrett,
Ind. Tho train consisted Of nn engine,
tender, baggage car, smoker, lsdies'
coach and the private car OF Nlce.Pres-
ldput King. The whole train Ion tho
track, aud the sleeper, ladies' coach
and private ear went overH embhnk-
mrni. The smoker anu baggage car
hung onto the engine, and were kept
ON tho bed Of the road. Two pas
seneers were Killed, live seriously aud
several slightly Injured. Tho KILLED
ara, Thomas Whterstone, Bridge,
water, Ohio; A, g.. MaIhers, Boone,
Iowa.
Those seriously injured arcs J. W.
Gmback and wife, Manifold, o.;
Mn. Sarah Suyder Porter, o.; Mrs.
Thomas WntorgtOne Bridgewaier, o.;
Mis- Rh0un WOOdall, Buffalo, y. ";
Nlce.prosldeut King was shaken up,
hut othorw lse unlpjured, II was flrst
reported that tho private car OF En-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

MouST STERLING, KY, oct. H.
George Cups last night shot anu in-
sinnuy killed George and James
Howard, brothers, VINO lived Ia Bath
county. The HowRrds were leaders
Of n gang ~ maakodimen, who went
u Cups house for the purpose Of
doing MIN bodily Injury. Tho other.
Of tho party left the scene ina hurry
after their leaders fell. a woman
with whom Cups IL keeping com-
pany Is said to DO ~ tho bottom OF the
trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

Bosl0S, Oct. li.-With solemn and
imprussivr services Dr.. Phillip Brooks,
rector OF Trinity Church, was today
made Bishop Of the Episcopal diocese
OF MafsachusUlts. The great church
e-iihcc WAS crowded. Among the
bishops present wuro Williamson Con.
nectlcut, Clark OF Rhode leland,
Wnipple Of Minnesota, Llltlejohn OF
Long Island, Dnane Of Albany and
Potter OF New York. There were ALEC
present about one hundred and sixty
clergy OF the diocese u Massachusetts,
aud .ll lay delegates.
lishop Potter preached the cOnse-
Grafton sermon. He took for bis text
the second, third aud fourth VERSES OF
Acts xiii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15
rmr FERTILIZATION pol ur.M.
sis Counties show Decrease sine,
1852.

wAsuIEuToN, oct. 1.-the census
Office has made public bulletin show
Ing tins population Of Utah by minor
civil divisions. Tine population Of thc
Territory In 1850 we. 1908. In laDl
It {. 205,0O5, an Increase of 6a,oH Or
li.i2 per cont. OF twenty-five cGun-
ties IN the Territory SIX show decreases,
some Of which are caused by changes
In county lines. The largest increase
~ urban population b found Ia salt
Lake city ani Ogden, both OF which
have more than doubled since 1850. In
Salt Lake the increase ia .l,n5b or
rs 02 per cont. aud IN Ogden $500 OF
1853 Ier cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

WAsWNJIoS, oct. ii.-lt i said NJ
the State department that The report
from Shanghai that thclouign minis.
tsr- had cl1svl negotiations with The
Chinese government cannot hu tiue Hn
nr A. the representatives. OF this Euy-
Crnmcni nro concerned, cor the reason
that no Instructions 90 that character
have bvcn issuci by the rtsidcnt, aud
the acting minister would hardly pre-
sumo 10 take such an Important step
IN the absence Of positive inftfuuliou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

CINCiNNATi, oct. Ia Herman
Mafckw0fth, an attorney Of this city,
has undertaken 10 contest the will vi
tho late John Manson Of san Frunols'
co, whereby his millions OF wealth
went into the hands Of John 4. Hill,
who now lives near San Jose, Cal.
The contestants represented by March.
worth live In Piqua, q. They are:
Mn. Ida Patterson, Misses Sarah aud
Agnes Miller aud Mr.. Edward
Schmed., all Of whom claim 10 loo de-.
sccndanls and legitimate heirs Of
Manson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15
Eleven rcn Iniar,d Ia Locomotive
rsplaaiun.

ST.. rAuL, MINI, oct. ii.-By the
explosion of a locomotive boiler IN the
Kansas city Railway shops iu this city
this Afternoon, eleven mon were IN
iuroi, two probably fatally. ucuginc
had juft lcen taken from thu repair
shops and "a gang Of machinitH were
getting Ii ready forufc when the cKpio'
sion occurred. throwing them IN every
direction. The injured are John v,
Clancy, John May, Martin McHrilie,
william Davidson, David FIELD joe.
Dickson, james 5iavin, Harry urrfick'
son, three other ore slightly injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

WAsruNOrON, oct. IA telegram
has been received At the navy depart.
mcnt announcing the arrival Of tho
"Yantlcn nj NuH0ly this morning.
Although the "Atlantl" has not buen
heard from, no fears are folt for her
Hatety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

DELAWARE BREu,wArEn Del, Oct
ii.--rhr United StatCs steamer ''Ai-
lania. " which lct New York on SUM
day a. go tn the stance o. the "DiH.
patch. " nrriyci here this evening short
" cDal. The as t'sutn" bad MY hour
OF a heavy yale, during which The
hawsc pipe split. 4 violent explosion
Of gas occurred by which siX men vcfo
injured. Two Of thcm arc ina critical
condition. The "itlan,un "a nov to-
pairing tngines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

BOsroS, Oct 1.-THE R0o0rd this
afternoon says II IN Understood tho
Sr,rl,s viii contest has ended and that
Timothy Hopllus will get between
eight aud ten millions OF the late Mrs..
Searles' property. This result, Il IL
said, was reached at meeting held In
this city last night at which counsel
for both sides were present.
Solomon Lincoln, One Of the at
torueys In the Sesrles will contest,
said this afternoon he knew Of no COM
promise made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15
Detectives Arrest Prominent Persons
supposed 10 be Connected
With II.
LrDeCHwooo WANTS TO Turn
STATES EVIDENCE.
Prominent Person. Arrested By DE
trrtlvrs.

ttNtANfss
ISDiANAroLis, oct IA special
from Washington, Ind, says; Dctec-
uye- have been NJ work week on the
courthouse iirr, aui ~ far have ar.
rested four persons supposed 10 be COM
nccted with II. samuel Harhine,a lay
labofcr llylng here, after being arrest
cd, confessed his crime ani implicated
several prominent people Ia u. A. a
result Auditor james &. Lav.lle aud
A. u. HOwrs, prominent citizens or
Ster'e township, aud Basil Ledger
wool were arrested b. lay. The officers
are now out nitur Michael LAyvlle,
brother " the auditor.
Hprbine's story " that Lavellc hired
him g. burn tho courthouse for 5000,
only - " which had bcon raid. IL IN
reported that l.edgcfwoOd IL also
anxious 10 turn states evidence. He
claims to have been gwen house and
| lot for HE part IN the crime.
Auditor laycllU'a bouiHmUn. becoming
/ Heightened NJ the turn nflnifs are Ia So
l ing, required him 10 turn his property
over 10 them. lavplle has been audi.
/ tor for eight years, ana the fact thni
| the people had confidence In him
/ makes his arrest and accusation the
| sensation VI the hour. From present
clrcnm.tancrs II " supposed that lac IA
/ short tn his accounts, bat no one know
I the amount. Experts are now Of WORK
| on his books. h0wUi T. Ia good cir.
cums,auccs. Ho il u desperate char
nc,er. rho city T. fall uf people from
the country, ant business u practically
suspended. The four prisDnutl wcr,
taken before Judge Huifon this mora.
ing. They waived n preliminary ex.
animation and were held Ia default Ul
tail. A later Dispatch received sayi
that Leigerw0od hnd Hgrbine plead
guilty In court this afternoon. sen
tDucrs were snsprn led by the Judge
| rs ihnY win be 1. nod Aa WIlnna.nI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

OMAHA, Neb., oct. li.-A warrant
has been issued by the county attorney
FOR the arrest Of T.. r.. MoiiaH,y,
m,mber OF the city council, for murder,
ho having been an active leader in
tho smith lynching. T.. +. Farrl-,
said 10 he one Of the men who pulled
the rope, was likewise nrreste1, ~
VOL o. four others, making sixteen
tluB far arrested,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15
Farmers Loan and Trust 60. hiring
suit against - .IaliSsah.

PuRILASp, Or, Oct. li.-Suit has
been brought In tho United States cif.
cult court 10y the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company of Sew YORK against
the Oregon and Washington R,ilroai
Company, T. fotecloss consolidated
mortgage, held by tho Trust Company
10 secure the bonds Of tho road 10 the
amUu Mt OF four million dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

wAuISGWS, Oct. 1.-the Ecu.
mcnlcal Methodist conference this
morning adopted unanimously a pr,i.
lion 10 the untnd States commission.
ers of the Chicago wDfld's Fair, pro.
testing against the proposed opening
OF tho far on Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15
Want to urauco tho IrI.h uepreseuta.
tiou.

I.ognDN, oct. li,--At meeting Of
Conservative associations, n resolution
wins posed urging the government 10
introduce measure % reduce the
Irish representation I'm Parliament 20
an equitable ratio 10 that OF tho Eng.
lish aud Scotch,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

Ban FRANCISCO, Oct. l4.--A shock
Of earthquake, equal In Intensity 10
that Of last Sunday night, occurred
here about i've this morning, but no
damage Is reported.
Al Pctalumn, Cal, another shock
was felt this morning about 1880 anu n
much lighter one about o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

CHICAGO, Oct, 1.-THE story told In
Baltimore by the widow Of Albert X.
Ordway regarding Smells murder has
received little cfcdcnce here. Ord.
ways father snys tho statement has no
weight with him, and Snell's son.in.
law, stone, says he places no reliance
Ia II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

BAN Francisco, Oct. II. rhe
steamer "Alki" arrived from I'm.
alaska today after a passage Of niue
days. The "Alki" has been stationed
at Unalassn M prison ship. While
there nhe had on hoard three soalors'
crews belonging 10 the English schoon.
or "Maryinn aud the American
sch9pueTs ola Nymph" aud "Ethul."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

Nrw YuR,, oct. IA Chicago
dispatch snyr George ~. Pullman, who
controls the stock Of tho Pullman Pat
nco Car company, has decided that NJ
the annual meeting N the company To-
morrow the capital stock shall be- ih'
cruascdifDm 81, 100000 20 3a1,olp,O1O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

QuEnrc, oct. ii,-No attempt has
been made, ns reported, ON Premier
Mercirr's life. lie snnt for the officers
10 prevent the chariyarlng Of IN old
widow lust re'gudded'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

GARSisyiLLE, Tex, oct. li.--Word
has lust been received from Wynne-
wood, 1. r., that Alonday night, n
farmer named Smith was called To hls
door 10y two slrnngon who shot and
killed him. They are still at Large.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

San FUANClC1, oct. li,-At the
IAbraflgns' convention Interesting
papers were read, after which the dole'
gates were entertained by Senator
Stanford at pAl1 AltO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15

Hull, Mae, oct. 1.-THE Steamer
"B0stonian," II the Lcylaum Line,
which sailed from Bl'ton for Liver.
p00l lhls morning, NcHt ashore on
Guorgc Island shOAl.