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HELD UP IN THE YEALowsToNk
Baseball Magnates Believed OF their Cas-

Baseball Magnates Relieved OF their Cash.
DENVER, Avg. Id C. Krsuthon. President Of the
Western Baseball Association and John W. Speas Pres
ident of tho Kansas Guy Cub here last nigh,
They have been prowling around the Ysllswstsns re-
gion. and met vita All adventure.
Iorsach soms maInineent scenery It was necessary
to unucrakr ssSsntynv nilo stkIe.coGcn Iios. Nj
krautnOh rays tho sage was hsu up b. MASKED men
and tnay they wero relieved OF S.oJ.
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Runner no ddy Arrives,

J. s. Roddy, the Princeton SUDDEN. who went to Eu'
rope with the Manhattan Athletic Club team. AID was
left In England suffering from bad strain arrived on
tho Red Star steamer wesIernand last ev.ninr He has
entirely recovered the OF his limb and will take
little practice teddy TO sec II 1t Will stand training for
Ihs metropolitan oh pionshipa
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Jockey Fatally In.Jured.

GLOUCESTER, Aug. 1s.-Robert Brazior, a
jockey at tho race track here. was thrown from
his horse to-day during a race and received a
fracture Of tho skull. He was taken to the
would probably result fatally. Brazler Ia only
IA years old and came from Salina. Kan.
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Murray wiIl How FitxkerslA.

The following challenge from Thomas Murray OF
Brooklyn received at Tue SUN ONCE last night;
-Thsre has been 90 much controversy over the row
ing abilities of Tom Fitzgerald single scu
or and myssf tina. 20 settle the matter hereby chat
lenEs him to row three pilss In sevenesnfoot WORKING
boats or any style boat he may choose for tO sds
the race take place within three weeks OF signing
articles II he decides TO secsft this chAlenk he will
md me ready 10 sign articles At JAmeA Sweenevk
usr van Brunt and Carroll sussta Brookiyn-"
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Tine-2:2lA 2:IN. 2:2i


For TO- m orrow tho 2:3O trot comes FIRST With
sixteen entries Tho Hampden Park Stake Of
inclndinr Little Albert. Abbie v. Nightingale,
Early Bird. Jesse hanson. Leicester. Ryland
T.. Walton Boy. and Pocahon,ns Prince. Tho
2:25 tro' has fourteen nnmcs but 1t is not likely
more than half OF these will start
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Baseball Notes.

s''s: Is: s':: ss Viz s':s
s:1s yd a.s 1st ss s3 ss, .ssS si.;
- ~ si:;$s s IS: ~ 81:
o
s 81 X. :,ss S"s *5ses
sh.is ): pss... q. VI. Al Il. Polo sroand: y::!:i
si .nS y" IA . sDa 81 NJ .; York
ST. Louis, Aug. is.-Third Baseman whitney 10 in .
h 81 H. ana nd s..: III
i i II ~ to :: Eli: FL. columbus
!: ~ Y :sR'fs s
Of the np1.spo. team They w he n.I' x Er %r
Ws,. Ge Of ne d.S.nG.d DiDonnasi club Anu "'''
sa. s: y: na Ct Il:
"a g 81 ~.
IL; . mir. S: !: q: Z :i:
.na ". s:I:,.r .ssr ,hS.se yes:ry
ss ii: s.:s s. r. !. &. ss man
Baseball Games Teddy
EArIoEAL lxAouk
s:Is i: ss's;s & =: sfs G.sSSsss
S Si:s:.:s ', =: e Ss'ss:: sS ssns.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
No games scheduled.
sAsrERs ASSOCIATION
Rochestsr vs. Lebanon, At Rochester
BuhYis Va Troy, =. Buhalo
GAaKa
B.n.enhurst A C. vs. Daun,lsss Of East New FORK o
Baseball, PsIs Grounds. To-day.
la al Ms-
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To Sixth Avenue Shoppers
AiksSA eth Ax And 21d sI-Aav
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The Milwaukee Club played lite first game -
. member Of the American Association yester-
day. and from the way in which they began
they may make It interesting for the other
clubs. The scores were:
Boston. 10; Baltimore.
Milvaukn> y. Qx Y.,,,ia q
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To Tackle Northera Swimmers.

X 4 whittsmors Of the Psstims Athletic Club Of D.
Louls amateur champion swimmer Of the South, ar
rived In the city yesterday morning. He will compsts
Aug ~. Whtiemore was good third In the one mile
Championship last year ana won several prizes In the
New fork swimming Clubs tournament ~ Benson.
hurat
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Baseball Games To.Aay,
HAyIoHAL LxAouL

Baseball, Psls 0rOusSs. To-day.
0sAsd League ohanpaosship rama Boston New
ysrk Game ar. Il. Admission. eDa Reserved seats
~ spsldisS's, BAL BTssAvAy.
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NEW YORK.

s:.oss' r....::::..:".ss 5SdSo az
~ srrSrsLNev York. g; Boston. ? Left on bases
KIM g. H. y Boston 10 First base on e.ls-By
fs sss .ssrSIlspea,y h!s.oss:. stoy.y
SSGes. stoysy. Love C2l Stolen bAses -ssovsy Nah
s@pns-uurst 1ims-rwo hourS
CHICAGO Z; PrrsHURoR, 3
.,IH,hrAsa. Aug lathe Chiraso team won another
Fame here 10 day in the eighth inning The win.
AZ pAved In remarkable luck Attendance, LOCO
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Carney. ur,m Home run-Burks. Stolen basss-iioy
CAnavan ~ Double play-Burks and carney. -, Fire
pitched ball-Tloy Carney. Struck out-By stiystta
by Davies 8. Passed ball-Grim- Tims-lAo Umpire
-DAvia
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s S: q Ss'sy ssia:s s:s
fimA-i;b4 Umpirs-faNara p -
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Eastern Association.
Az uuRVAyn

Eastern Association.
AT BUFFALO,
Bu6alo................2 o o y 2 o o o SIS
Rochester I o y %
RAss hits-Buffalo. -; Rochester. II. Errors-Buf.
falo. =; Rochester, Q. fitohsra-CaAhan and Blau.
Welt
Troy o -
Albany. = w.
Base hits-Troy. 4; Albany. q Errors-Troy, .;
Albany.Y. ritchsrs-Bmith and Deviip.
Al LSbanon-RAin.
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Tlme-s:22 z:.4 2'23'l 2:2IH 2:2f14.
The 2:l6 pace proved easy en- o ugh for Grants
start. liz laid up the ilrst heat. and MAGGIE
7. had only 10 go in 2:21 10 beat Sciots Girl.
Then the Kansas City stallion cut loose. and
enIed matters with three miles below AIS.
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Milwaukee, Z; st. Louis, q


bosroN "a 7 IIi bALTlhOkt, 3.
BosroH. Aug is-Evsey body expected the Bostons 70
win days game. but they would not have Zone bad
l;rinith rem ain ed In the bSx. The score:
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It was 5 to Q ON Jean Vatican for the 2:19
class. with most OF the good ones drawn. and
he had a very soft snap. tho more SO because
Henrietta would take Il run at the start in the
first two heats She drew IN at the finish. but
the geding had speed to snare whenever she
challen -ed him Richmond. Jr.. was not In 1t,
md Vatican had only good exercise. Sum.
marios:
=: class; pnr . 81 900.
jean Vail AN by Crittendon fBow N>-~.....,~l
Henrietta eerk).
Rtchp Tr n
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Weights for the Delaware Ha.aicap.
The weights for the Delaware Handicap. at
q mile and quarter. to BIO run at Jerome Park

tomorrow, arc as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-07
Observation-Disclosures
DRESS GOODS.

EVERY DRY GOODS HOUSE KEEPS DRESS GOODS, But
scarcely house In America show tho collection OF
superb things wo Spring Thoy arc
strung along from Now York TO Salt Lake. SOMETHING
NE" 10 ARRIVING DAILY Tho purchases Of six past
sons weud not equal the seasons no and
Ladies cannot form tho idea of how elegantly and
aseiuly thoy can dress except by calling examining
our choice stock OF Fonoh tho o,hor artistic
effects in our Dross Goods Department.
We shall show limo of Fronoh chalos tho patterns
ooorinss Of which pronounced works OF art
Our Combination Plaid arc tho most tasteful at a
moderate price produoed two hundred pat
torns Of European Novelties dross patterns
arc alike. something to DO proud Of
Tho Wool Pads embrace novor before attempted
and together with tho patterns simply Immense. and In
styles suitable to all agos.
Our Black Goods stock very complete In which
showing novelties that Faro offered very low
prices place Honrottas soges Cords Dlagonais and
Twlls.
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WASH DRESS GOODS.

THE TERMS APPLICABLE TO OUR WASH DRESS GOODS
are handsome. pretty. sweet Those throo styles Of
beauty arc all embraced In tho choicest limo offered
any house, Tho OF all Importers manufacture
ors arc collected In this grand display.
We lead with tho great European Novelty Koran Moro
printed goods, made from Egyptian Cotton
comhed Yarns, combined with tho MORE producing
richness only to DO found tho hIghost Evory
house advortses Scotch olnghams and zophyrs
ugly than pretty pstterns with
havo immense ovory pattern beauty.
the and producing effects
nossod In this class goods, and perfectly
We also showing stylish patterns In American cling
hams
Tho old Standby Printed Saloons, largely represented
In all qualities. and tho Canton Cloth. made Simpson
Sons, special mention for Its richness design.
Tho patterns Prints tAs very pretty
speak OF thom.
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OTTAWA, March I. The cabinet
viii reasonable next week and active
preparations for the work of the session
will be commenced. IL l. understood
that parliament will meet April 10th.
TORONTO, March There l. con-
siderable diversity Of opinion a. to the
actual majority tho government obs
tained In the recent elections.
The Empire, conservative, says
"Niorc complete returns show that Ia.
conservative Victory on Thursday wa,
even more sweeping than was anticl
pated yesterday. Our returns show
the present government majority to l.,
a..
The Nat, independent, places the
government majority at 20, with Carl
boo, Algona aud Huntington 10 heat
from.
The World, conservative. places IA,
government majority at rs; while % IL
the most the Giobc, literal, can max,
II. Impartial authorities place ia,
government majority at30.
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Marshal Young Is down with the
grip. Grip makes no distinction Of
rank or person, policeman or colonel.
Mr.. Parsons Is acting Mayor OF Salt
Lake, Geo. NJ. Scott has taken a holi.
day.
Judge Botkln Of Kansas IL TO be
tried by the State Senate on impeach.
mcnt charges VI drunkenness, gam.
bling and profanity ON the bench.
Tho United Mineworkcrs held a
convention few days ago at Column
bus, Ohio. Arrangements were made
10 make q demand for tho cight-hour
LAY ON May |. II II Is not granted
there win be a strike.
The Rev. W. NJ. Lane Of st. Paul,s
In this city, will preach special .ser-
mon for newspaper workers on tthe
evening OF March 20, ut 1850. II ap.
pears that this class Of persons has been
entirely Ignored, hitherto, from the
Christian point OF View.
A fcw months ago Speaker Reed, OF
Maine, was talked Of M n possible pres.
dental quantity. His party starred
him on a tour OF the West before the
November election. Where IA Mr..
Reed nowg Members OF his party are
even apologlzing for his existence.
Yes, fame Is u hollow echo.
The Influx Of laborers % Chicago IA
such that the newspapers are urging
the Mayor OF that city 10 issus a pro.
clamation stating that there Il plenty
OF native labor unemployed Ia his
burgh. IL appears the hope OF en-.
ployment on the Worlds Fair IN bring.
Ing Idle mon from all parts OF the
country.
The General Assembly now IN SEES.
sion In Illinois has 100 mon, each over
six feet tall, anu over 200 pounds in
weight. Bryan Conway, OF Chicago,
Is o feet . inches aud weighs aDf
pounds. Clerk Henrichsen Il over o
f,et and weighs 2i5 pounds. Mr.,
Cherry Ia 0 feet inches aud weighu
2Tj pounds, and 80 on. The big men
are all Democrats, which shows that
their politics are healthy.
Tho steamer Ai5atros Il now cruising
In tropical waters Ia the Interest OF
science. She was sent out by the
United States Fish Commission several
years ago. She has explored the Pacific
In search Of deep sea fishing grounds,
aud Ia the meantime neglected nothing
that would he OF interest 10 the scien.
list. She expects something new In
the region OF the Galapagos group,
where Darwin once met many sur-
prises.
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SIRlCuLTuRE.


The following interesting article OF
the above subject, from the pen o
Brother ID. Graves, OF Provo, Is worth,
careful perusal;
Can sericultuIc bc mndc SUGGEST
My answer IL, yer, with proper atten
ton given IL aud means Judleiously
expended.
President Brigham Young repeated
~ said the air was full Of silk, ana h,
spent considerable means 10 advanc,
the interests OF that industry In Utah
His views were for the people In thl,
Territory 10 make n success of II.
In the year 1896 he sent 10 France
aud obtained mulberry seed which ht
distributed, some TO VIM. q. staincs,
myself and Others. lie had twenty,
Ave acres himself planted and built u
cOrOOncry about three miles from salt
Lake CITY, and some trees were grow n.
lie also employed u man for two years
10 attend 10 II, but he made failure Of
II, after which he employed NJ. Ber.
trand and he tried II for the same
length OF time with no better results.
Utah county has always done her
share 10 forward this Industry and 4
htill willing 10 do her part In such n
laudable enterprise anu has at different
times subscribed from the various
wards over six hundred dollars to-
wards the furtherance Of the same, via. (.
In purchasing c0coOns raised In this
county, anu over two hundred for the
emigrating OF n Spitalnclds weaver,
besides buying reels and n ailk loom
and various things suitable for the bust
n,@. THIS county Inns woven dress
goods, handkerchief, etc, aud We now
have n number OF pounds Of reeled
silk on hand for the making Of similar
articles, and | am satisfied seflculturc,
II properly taken hold Of would he q
benefit 10 tho community.
Furthermore, my proposition Ia, II
the authorities deem II proper, for Ave
thousand dollnrs 10 be raised by 1--WE
hundred shares, at ten dollars per
share, to he equally divided between
the various Stakes capable of raising
tho silk worm, and can vouch for
Utah County taking her part. From
information received from the depart.
ment ut Washington, ia, amounts
needed for machinery for flature, or
reeliDg establishment, Is as follows;
Steam engine, 81 900; throwstor
spindles aud siretcher $500; build.
ings, etc., $1,000; 10 commence labor,
81 200; total, $4,000.
would liIe 10 make this industry "A
success, Us II was put upon me by
President Young.
received fifteen new varieties Of
mulberry trees from Milan, Italy, from
the Department OF Agriculture, with a
request to furnish them with an nc.
count OF the adaptablllty Of silk raising
In this Territory, ~ there was bill
before Congress 10 establish sericul.
tural experiment stations In the al.
ferent states and Territories with an
appropriation Of $50 600, prior to which
received u pamphlet with n circular
from the pat.ntees and Offering
machinery for the preparing OF silk Tor
weaving, and when the Legislator,
met | submisted them To Governor
West who took quite an interest Ia
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ilivm aud recommended that an np.
preparation be made.
No greater enterprise can be made
an iQdustrisl pursuit for young aud
old la this Territory, and no other
country IL equal iof silk raising, a.
proven Ia the Centennial Exhibition,
Our exhibits were taid 10 be Of the
strongest and finest texture, tut lacked
the lusttc, which L. accounted for
both by want of skill aud machinery;
but nj the Territorial Fair In 1881,
there were specimens Of silk cloth
exhibited hypnul Scheitlcf roelcd by an
italian lady named Mn. Carbon which
was unsurpassed Tor strength and
lustre. ! speak know ingly for ! have
searched aud roed widely upon the
subject, entering into details where rt-
,earchcs could lie made.
We eau raise NIL the cOcuons noccs-
aary IN this Territory hut people get
discouraged because We lack means 10
buy them In. II l. fot lack u mnchin-
cry that we are crampCd for the work.
Ing ~ them zap. AMI not for labor.
l wrote ~ the Department, inform.
ing II what ! was about ~ dO, when
Secretary Rusk sent me word ! hal
better stop until the bill before Con.
grcss was passed, n IL was the iulcn.
ton 10 give 81 per pound for Ioelei
silk, also bounty on cDcoons.
Iulicve u II generally known
through the Territory how have In.
cusnntly laborrd with my pen aud
practical labor, too, aud have travelled
ana leciured In thrcc.f1urths ~ the set
Elements In this cause, without scarce
~ any assistance. have made my
self acquainted with many valuable
particulars, having taken great and
untiring Interest Ia II ever since Prs.
idcni Young told me It was my ms
sion.
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twin he the OCEAN Of the Mccarthy.
lite Faction.

DUBLIN, March THE first number
OF the National Press, new daily
paper devoted TO the Interests Of tn.
Mccarthy faction Of the Irish par.
llameniary party was issued today. In
Its len'iing editorial the paper an.
nominees that II WI recommend the
policy OF years past A. Il resulted Ia
the United Irish party. Further on
the paper claricfprlzes the object Of
Parnelps appeal to the United States nv
not being for the aid ~ the cvictcl
tenants, but 10 bring vrist 10 the Par.
nollitc mill.
frcemaus Journal today publishes
the first list OF the rarnell lead, tship
fund, the total showing subscriptions
In onc day 10 the amount Of e55O, aud
points with pride to this response made
Ia q few hours 10y It's Subscribers.
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WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES.

WHITE BLACK GOODS is THE ONE NEW THING UNDER
tho sun; you thom' thoy In Embro-
dered Founonss India Linens, Nansook Checks Lace
Effects Cords Stripes Ladies advanced
the thero In wearing white muslin
yet black You should buy them early
tho novelty being so great doubts horo
enough supply tho demand
We have a more extensive limo than In White Em~
brodered Founcings yo-nch goods for Ladies'. and
twenty children You will. OF
Fiounclnss but want style combined
with cheapness, you will buy them Of
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DlNWooDEY's WALL PA.
PER. SUPERB LINE. LATEST
DESIGNS. LOWEST PRICES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ iiEHEuN GIVEN THAT ~
~ pursuance of an cider u The Probate
tvuft OF TIE county Of hal Lake, Utah lrrii.
tory. made on the 18Th taf OF May, \ %. i-no,
10 the matter 81 tue etntc Of heulamn 3.
ilowclla deceased, tho uafcrsignrd wilt seii
~ fnNAfH SALT, by scaici 4|ds in wiring, tu
the highest bidder Tor clih, sold cola ut The
iaited ~iatus, aud suhiea 10 confirmation hf
isli, az ~ o'clock N. AZ tnt Law nflcc ut iurhs
ard Nnyle, Constitution Nul1.nE, Main ~,
cily and county uf SAT- i.air, Territory Vt uiah,
all ths tiFh. uiic ntsrc-i ind estate Of tho
naii ncuismln D, lioWplla, deceased. Ne
the time Of bic death. u in Witch his ~
iAtr has a'lulred any interest tlncc hls
oinofvis, aud all the riFht title and Intrf,it
Of his heirs ~ of % the fulnWlug tract OF land.
to.wir Al undivided one uinth l,p Inc
tcrrnt In al that ccrtln piece or parcel
" sait fake. territory OF Utah, and raj.
ticuiarly described A. fuluWH. tl,wlt' Com.
menclnE a. ppint ten I.lI rmdt north Of
The southwsst corner Of hUrA forty nine lill,
aud running thence east nu 'lul rode ihrnrn
nouh eighty t-o) tost, ihinre west Ten 40
20 ., thence south rizhty 10y feet tu the place
Of beginning, together VIII O. rglit 90 way over
The ipl owing described Ind 10 wit Com.
menclra i've lal rods eas aud forty.ntc lfiI
feet south Of the nlfthwes corner ~ lot foar
~, block forty nine ftpl ats fHai !. aud running
thence north ten tl0l feet. huntc west i've ~
rods, thence south ten 40 t'rt. thence east ntc
49, foda, with a confirmation " said riFht ~
way south 10 tie land described above aud
situate, ling sud teinf In The cty and
county Of salt Labs. icrutry o. ssh. Terms
and conditions Of iAie-ca D. Eoid CON ~ The
he paid on the DAY ~ sale. ind tile halince on
confirmation by AID I'robAk court An hide 10
be m wfiuns, sealed aud delivered 10 aAii !, NJ.
THOMAS :. nov LiLs,
Dated ,hls ilh day Of March, lssl. dls
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Secretary Biame'- Policy Apprcci.
ntcd.

wAsiiisoroS, Match IA tsti.
moninl from Wholesale dry goods
merchants, exporters aud Others OF the
city of Now York, Irrespective u party,
was presented 10 Secretary Blaine this
morning, expressing their appreciation
procity with Brazil, aud they trust that
this wise and far.sceing policy thus In
augurnted may extend 10 other South
American nations, thus materially In.
creasing the commercial prosperity Of
the United States. The testimonial was
signed by 900 prominent business mon,
representing an invested capital of 500,
0O0,OOO IL was enclosed In n handsome
morocco case, suitably Inscribed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-07

PnILADELriuA, March s.--Gcorge
+. Work anu James 5. DUNCAN, the
convicted wrcckers OF the Bank Of
America aud American Life Insurance
Co., were today sentenced to four and
three years respectively In the pcni-
Tertiary. Louis II. Pfcifer the Pr.si.
dent Of the wrecked bank who pleaded
guilty and turned States evidence was
sentenced 10 two years.
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sending car load Of men 10 the coast,
furnishing them with money and had
them Gle on timber land which Of.
terwnrd was decided IN the firm. Agents
of the firm have been at work In oil
the large elites employing idle men Tor
the work. The company asserts that
II has n capital stock OF 5000, 900, aud
with the timber thus secured Intend 10
bull the market OF the world with
dressed lnmber.
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The A,ch,.on Statement, tor February.

BosToS, March THE Atohlson
February statement approximatcd, In
Guiding the u. Louis aud San Fran
cisco railway, shows gross earnings of
-, $4,000, u decrease VI $4,000. The
Colorado Midland earnings were 81 a., ..
600, In the same month, an lncrcasc Of
-, 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-07

WHEELING, w. Va, March 7.-Dr.
George Baird, a prominent physician
aud killed by DIR. George j. Garrison, q
member OF the state board OF health
and formerly u city health officer.
They have been enemies ior n long
time and a. the result Of a dispute on
the street this morning, the shooting
occurred. Garrison was Immediately
arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-07
Oegauff. the Alleged Murderer Of The
Chief OF The Secret Police
Caught al Last.
sHE "nArioNAl PRESS" A NC
csRrHyirE PAPER. APPEARS.
A Number Of Arrests Made In Russia
aud Sensations Expected.

81. PETERSBURG, March DE.
gaufi, the nihilist leader and murderer
OF the chief Of the secret police In iss9,
has been arrested at Koslroma. When
taken Into custody Drgauir was found
lodging under an assumed name In the
house OF government official. The
chief Instructor ut tho kostromn gym.
naslum, who was suspected Of being
implicated with Dcgauil, committed
suicide, just AZ the police burst open
his room door with the intention VI ar
rsting him. A number OF other
arrests have been made and sem
satisnal Developments are expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-07

LONDON, March There was n de-
clue In III. prices Mt the stock ex-
change today, due TO the fact that n
prominent nous. In thu silver trade,
reported IN difficulty, and which had
mn enormous stock exchange account
open with the iiquidators, had been
compelled TO close.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-07

NEW BosroS, Texas, March H.
Bowie County district court has
awarded William Rlctor, colored
to0tblack, SlO,O0D damages against the
Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
Plaintiff was thrown from the train,
and falling under the wheels had both
his legs cut OIL.