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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-24

a riny-Dot Rope Made OF the Trcssc.
Of Many Victims of Indians.

a Iiny-fpot Rope Made OF tile Trcssra
Of Many Victims Of Indians.
Living In the Wcnltchcc, narrow
valley putting into the upper Columbia
river at - point called the Mission.
because French priests y,ars ago To-
Gated there and taught tho Indians, So
gn old Indian chief, la Pier hy name,
who has 90 Dis possession remarkable
souvenir. II g. nothing less than % lnsso
Of human hair fifty feet long aud Of
voricgatcl col1r. Tho ll.so IS worry
Old, Just how Old IL mot known, f1r O.!
In Pier, WHO covers iu his cabin ON Tho
banks Of the Wenntch.o, is not talka
time 90 strange callers. Only DIS piUst
Of the mission who have known hiu
long can got anything from him regard
ing tho tHIiy.
The lus.1, however, speaks for i,-0.
" one gu'- uIs oyDs ZOO g., /. is uudughf
cily composed of human hair, Qui WON.
ANS hair nt thHt. There you Geo Che
dark tga of womUu who once were
dUuh,Iaa famous, locally at lonst, Oh.
brunette beauties. Farther along in the
rupu may 10. noted hair Of brown and u,
auburn, and m half o. dozen places oi
yellow llair iot black. straw cIlur.i
and vyou red i shown, hut the all
Of all tpcoutomplliour the lou; trees
OF gray aud white which uro twisted
yards long in places iu the llrIat.
a had hgn Unlimited, ola chi0f ln
Pier viii not talk mucu about the lHa TO-,
but 60 the priests no bias coulilri its
growsonc history. Tho hair was taken
by the savagos from the heads Of wives
rftf v'fufsfttfsss ftsssaaass,y ssts..s lssr
! has 1t bocu in the pc. ossi0n OF the old
! chief. Ilo will no. acll IL, no matter how
much no is offered, and Il "a raro that
he will show it 20 any one except pig.
ticulur priest who has won his cont
doucu.
To all others no Is exceedingly rcti.
cont He will scarcely ull; Of the r1Qu
| at ALL The laritt has been used many
timc ou the trail. Old In Piers aiy.
ago ancestors used To lU-so buffalo iu
| Eluckf1ot valley, aud wilton hr got 81 Boz
increased It's length hy the mir o. scy'
eral agllps ho md. Il Is believed that
| probably thirty women have been
| sculpgd To furnish material for this four
! iul relic tho tucitum chief has IN hi'
! cabin.
1t has como 20 be- regarded as yer,
valuable. The willy old Indian and hi'
| followers think there Is some occult
power attached TO IT, and 1t is rare thai
Il is brought TO tho light.-Sln Fran
cisco Examiner
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II will rot be many years before the
negro shmtics ia The heart Of the city
win disappear Thay are already giving
way to the march OF wealth and SPLEEN
dor. In the northwestern part Of the
town small lanes dart suddenly away
from broad avenues, ana out OF the rear
windows Of fine houses thero aro visions
OF small wooden dwclliug5, some Of
them novels and some Of them neat with
paint and whitOwHsh. out Of the lanes
come trim girl with baskets containing
some ones washing, or tmuultuous small
children, or the iuun who has mgdo liim-
self famous by crying through the
strrots, "lm tulkin bout dubilgd crabs,
\ few modest homes Of the thriilcr
negroes liugor In the fashionable thor
oroughfaros of Massachuscttsuy
Sixteenth street. Since fashion mnde
it, entrance INTO this quarter OF the city
tho black mon who wora fortunate
enough topurcnase property there have
held ON toitwith tho touacity Of faith
that fate has determined that they shall
b. as rich 90 the richest So they will
not sell until they are compelled by tho
stress of circumstance, which means, IN
this instance, the increase Of taxes,
Even then thoro are difficulties IN the
way, for tho negroes are u happy-gO-
lucky people who have little knowledge
of the forms OF law, so that their prop.
orty dcsccnds AMI passes from hand TO
hand without much regard TO the laws
governing the transfer Of land.
Consequently titles arc not always
good, nnd the prudent white man who
is dcsiroua Of building what the news.
papers call "palatal residence does
not like to invest his money in q piece Of
ground which, pcradyonture, may event,
ually turn out to belong 10 some one
else than his gran.or.- Washington Cor,
Harpcr's Weealy,
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EmpeTofs, lsmprclsps, Queens, Lords
aud Lieuteuauts In the uniyolse. He
carns not whether his berth IS In
oniCen' quurturs or IN the iorecastle.
lie thinks the new administration he
hardly In harmony with ,he Dcmocfa-
cy. Nh. Gladstone appears, he sayg,
10 DO etili uuawure that the Liberal
party is not whut Il was. II be had
consulted his chief liuutCuunb moro j;
would have b.on different. lie hns
more confidence la Sir VIM. Vernon
Harcourt aui regards Morley ~
thoroughly honest and sound on oil
llsuts except those Of lnbOr.
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ooNB FOUNDATION.
a Practical Question Answered by sov-
trt Experienced lIortocrcrs.

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Amurderer.silonrs Numbered.

JomssoE CITY, Tenn, Aug. 23.--
The dny Tor the execution OF Ialtou
Hall, tho noted Virginia murderer
who Ia purpof,ed ~ have killed uiuuiy.
nine men, r. next Friday, between 10
and . O'Clock, at Ulisn court house,
Virginia. Theshurii has commenced
the erection NJ scuiiold, nni dcnth
wntch will DO put over Han.
Friends are now collecting ON the
mountains with Wlnchestets and
swear he shall not be hanged, aud
they will relosso him II all are killed in
80 doing.
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CRntniu Tanners Report to tho Trca-
sury Department..

WAsuNOT0N, d. O., Aug. o.
Captain Tanner, commanding tho
Fish Commission steamer "a ibatfoss,0
reports TO the treasury Department
under date Of Sitka, Alaska, August
llth, that the "Aibatross" had arrived
la port with tho British schooner
"Wlnuifrcd" In tow. The vessel WIS
captured by the revenue steamer
Crush" for violating tho navigation
law of the United States Ia transfer
ring her cargo 10 the British steamer
"COquitiuiu" without permission from
the custom authorities. The vessel
was turned over 10 captain Tanner ht
Ounala.bg aud by him lowed 10 5itka.
| Tho steamers papers, the Captain
says, have boon turned over " the
| collector Of customB at SitkR, aud ia,
schooner Rnd crew were to DO turned
| over TO him the next day,
Tho Captain rad the boilers VI hi
steamer were leaking badly; that
would require ieovsr-l day. to 81
I them IN condition for tho sfip Houth
AZ soon ae the necessary repairs wor'
made tho ship would proceed 10 Port
| Townsend.
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A rniInrc. lhe ronLe ot nL.cna.Ion.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9S.-'rbe rus.
pension OF tho shipping firm Of George
TWtedy d Co. Of London, who are the
principal operators OF the North At
lautic Trident line Of steamships 10.
tween this port ANA Swanbva or mouth
Of Bristol nud Amsterdam, was made
known here today. The failure IL the
topic 81 discussion among shipping
mon, M tho tirm was regarded az ono
OF the staunchest ~ London. Their
embarrassment Ia probably due to the
failure In the flax traJe, upon which
they depended Tor employment. YES.
sci and shipping men believe the sus-
pension VIII be but temporary as the
company has large resources upon
which 10 draw for support.
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ATertlhIc ltnIn s,ornl.

GUAYMAs, Mex, Aug. %, via Nog-
slts, a. Tito steamer "llurriI q"
brought nHws that terrible ram storm
occurred 90 Center RIsalie, Lower
California, the seat II tie great French
COPPER minos, dea,r1yinF hundreds NJ
Thousands OF dullaIs' wort Of property.
The torrent OF water was over hall a
yard ueep, and poured down the rocky
hills carry lng away part uf the Custom
House and smeIteT and doing consider.
able damage to railroads, stores anu
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kHlzoHRs POPULATION or AGO.
RtGiNEs.
The Entire Oioo Tribe Dancing the
Messiah Dance, Joined by
Others.
by Telegraph to tho NEws.i
TuE REDSKINS.
Sending Their children to school
Tbc Messiah DHucc.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Aug. 23.--Ihe
second report VI the Indians Of tie
southwest has been received ut tho
Indian Bureau from Or. Dorchester,
superintendent OF the Indian schools.
The report deals with the Indians In
Arizona and gives prominence 10 the
Aunchus aud NavJoes. The whole
lnIian population Of the territory Is
given Ut 30, 1O7 and the number Of
children available Tor schools at 1880.
This IL an increase In the population
since 1850 Ol $40. OF tho children
hUout 1900 attend school either Ia
AtizOna or elsewhere. In 1850 only
scvcnty.thrcn children u At.1Jnn In.
dians made any pro,eusc Of attending
school. The school accommodations
though yet small are said T. be- in-
Cfc4siug each year.
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TORONIu, ont, Aug. 23.--it IL as
serted that rags brought TO the city
cIcmRtofy 10 he destroyed and covering
mattresses from beus OF diphthrrin,
scarlet and typhoid fever patients are
not destroyed, lut collected by om-
ploycs ut she cTpmuiusy aud sold 20
Junk stores for about six dollars per ton
aud the money divided among the
WUfKmcn.
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Labouchcra Mover Thought of HeeH-
lug OnIco.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-Labouchote has
in today. Tf,,h crisp account Of iAe
circumstances OF hla exclusion iFom
the government lie says he never
thought OF soeking Office; that he never
asked minister Tor anything aud That
no does not c0nttmIlltc over doing 10.
lie then says he regrets that he c'uld
not view matter Ietilinins 20 the
government the slmu az the queen,
lie (LabouchuTe) might u might not
have accepted office 81 u Ind been
offered. Radical appreciation Weighs
moro with him than that Of all the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-24

HOMESTEAD, Aug. 23.-About 1890
O'Clock Nicholas Ratligan, who has a
house in Homestead, attempted 10
move his eilectH to the company's
house near the steel works. About ten
nhiktrs gathered near the house, and
By leers and throwing tin cans, stones,
etc., frightened away the people NOV
Ing them, and llattigau was threaten
cd with assault. About fifteen depu.
Ties were called and succeeded in hold.
lug back the crowd. There Ia much
excitement and n company VI militia
u underarmalrendy TO march In case
OF further trouble.
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SraRANI, Washp Aug. 23.-The
official announcement IL received from
Victoria, b. C., that the Canadian Pa
clflt is going 10 build through 90 Crows
Not Pass next year, then 10 Nelson
ana ,hufe connect with short line
running ont 10 that point from Robuu-
SON ON the Columbia river, anu after
running through Slogan county II VIII
connect with the main liuU at Rcycl.
stoke. This means the construction u
6JO miles Ut road.
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has, It said, sent a peremptory demand
to Catacas for Villenges' resignation.
10 Is further stated that General
Urdane;as violated the neutrality laws
by boarding the Red "D" Line steamer
"Caracas" at Puerto Caballo on
August 18th, and uuesting Congress
mon Of tho other party who were
irving 10 egcnpe.
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indians Prohibited from Picking
Hops az Whshingtuu.

TOWNSEND, wash, Aug. 2G.-Tho
treasury department. has issuri oriers
10 immigration inspcc,ou prohibiting
Indians coming from Britain Columbia
uu4vr contract to pick hDp- In thr
state Of Washington. The order af-
feels growers OF Puysl'up valley, who
largely irpcrd ON foreign lndisup 90
harvest Tue crops, aud wnD usually nrs
uu.ll, 10 employ white labor.
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SEwrOEr, r. l., Aug 23.-rho
twelfth annual tournament OF the Ma.
tiunal Lawn Feunis Association Dpuu-
ed this morning on the Ca,iuo courts
under the most favorable auspices.
The veteran James Wright acted as
referee, ami shortly after 1889 O'Clock
the MAY wns Du 10 eleven courts. Tine
49,. .ss.st-n Of shs day sv~a but sie.sl
Malcolm Chnse aud Knapp. IL was
plnyed on the court directly In front OF
the theatre piazza. The play begun
tribe slow At fret and soon the score
got 70 the deuce, aud there II hung,
neither being able TO get the necessary
games In succession. Finally Knapp
took two points on Chase's drives out
OF court, and with them won the lrs.
fet-io, o !.
The second set opened well FOR
Knapp. Chase seemed suddenly To
wake up, his play showing wonderful
Improvement aud after a hard strug-
glr finally won the game o TO ]. IN the
tnlrd set Knapp had things all his own
way, taking tho set u 10 l. Chase won
the next o 10 .,
Following lisa summary ithv games
played'
First round
kurricl; beat johnson by default.
Goldman beat Rowland,
Killings beat Mckitrick.
Horton heat Manchester.
Hobart q. &. Thomas.
Hubbard beat Bruce.
Shaw beat Rice.
3. A. Chase beat Gambler.
smith beat HuntinGt0n
Floyd teat Thompson 10y default.
Rarnua beat G0er by default.
n befts beat GniOTlh.
Lana beat retC.
A. -, EmmOns beat Woodwork.
Tomorrow at l0:3O will be played the
championship match In doubles. Car
yer and Rycuon OF Chicago, winners
| Of the Western tournament, nave not
| uut iu appearance and are not expect
cd, accordingly Hall brothers, win
ners OF Eastern tournament at Staten
Island, win from them by default, aud
will contest for the championship with
Campbell ani Huntington, who last
year won tho tile from Hobart and
! Hall.
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NEW Nom,, Aug. .3.-The general
committee Of tho county Democrats
met tonight. The meeting was sensa-
lioual throughout Chairman Charles
a. Jackson taid the wont faction In
the Democratic party Is within tho
organization ku0wuas Iammgny Hall.
Every mention Of HIPS name waB
loudly hisgod.
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sepoys eHreANoeo BY DANCERS.
couttcousnr.s ~ Indian Troops while
Amusing 1hcms"iNcs.

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tpPi'cl'uNe government una INV
IN hphoi OF ire event no D. Ei'lh" uu
entertainment 90 the whole reg!
mont.
An crormous tent has noonpitphcl
In the lines. and at ui.t,tims IL is
brilliantly lit up with countless oil
buttc,s inside II liz pla'-sl with a
dcr., crowd of saplys alI citing
round In ranks ANA WATCHING the
dancing gi.ll. who arc rzrut.ng q,
the sound of III, beloved tDm1m in
tho middle. Al tho further end of
tho toni si,- tae colonel of the l..d
mont on @ slightly raised chair. with
tho EuroDtm o!auus on r.tlursii.
OF him. Then como the n. ,c u.'i-
Gers aus? on '.'.lI,' "A',' t'e "'a.
oar mayor 'S FiN'' oi 'ao l,'. p
movers ,."u'l,t ,'.l .' ,., w. E.''''3
a','hu'n ''. ',p,oN' WIN i'.'ls p, ''''N
gei''i'u 'l' ~ 'l-I' DIG '- anu E',p
thc warm "lr ION W.. 'i'l. N.ly u, p
ell'.s ,ln p'',l'1i',.7 " ''t N','y'l ,5i'
''up sun MI, '..',l'' u',ii' ',l' -''l'l' ,,
s,'u '''o ii ,'' ~, , ,,., ~. IN IN
or, =. s.ro.,s min h,nd g.. ,5ii,.
IN, cj,, .,5,is ,l,..,- i've saa ',4s,s. s.,.i
iced lemonade for them.
OF course the great mass Of The
mon can take uoIaIt IN these kindly
Offices, but They sit quietly in ,hcI
decp ranks, no one I'M Ting auoth.r
Aftcr the colonel hans been tAcr
! about half an hour lac pcts up 90 p'.
and shakes hands with his host and
the other notiyc officers, who a.l 900.
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GuTIIElE, o. T., Aug. .3.-Duputy
Marshal rilly came Ia this morning
from OtUc, bringing nearly II score Oi
Indians. Tilly states the entire Ot)u
tribe /. dancing the Messiah dance,
recently Joined into ny the lowa.,
puuras, Usage. and other small neigh.
boring ttih-s; that the dance Ia on IN
earnest, ann considerable anxiety Il
manifested by the whites 10 the
HuighbUrhOoi.
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To Ala Coiorsd People 10 leave tho
south.

CHICAGO, Aug. "a number OF
colorod men have organized the
Northwestern immigration Assoc
citation Of Chicago for the purpose Of
aiding and assisting colorel Ieoplo "a
leave the Southern Siates. arrange
ments are said to have been made by
which large number OF cOlorel poo
pic will leave the South this fall mud
comu north.
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NLw HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 2i.-rho
steamer "Nay Queen" which lett this
city yesterday morning for Corey
Island with 900 Now Britain ezcur.
-iousis on bonrd has not arrived up to
four O'Clock this wednesday, m0rn-
ing. She cannot DO located at either
Bridgeport, Stamford or Norwalh.
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THAT cuISIsE rEsr CASE.
The Rcpor, rot Confirmed At wash.
inggon.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug. 93.-No
officials m Washington are aware Of
tho presence ~ this city, ns reported In
a Chicago ai-ra,ch, u q representative
rom tho Chiuute government to Sc
cure the beet legal talent to test the
Chinese exclusion act. At the Office
oithc commissioner OF internal revenue
the iwlr liability u the proposed ac.
ton ul this tmo was pointed out from
the fact that no test case under tho
law could possibly arise until alter the
NTH uf May, 1893, nc one year after
tle uasauNcui the act was allowed Chi
nrsu fe8iueuta IN which 10 take out the
certificates Of residuncorequired by the
act.
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WASHINGTON, -. O., Aug. 23.-ro-
morrow morning u special train Of six
or seven cars will leave Washington
navy yard, carrying armament for tho
coast deieuae ship "Monterey" ut San
Francisco. Tho load includes tho
second OF the l2.lnch guuf,twO l0.inch
guns, mounts for four gums aud ammu-
milton aud ordnance equipments.
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KANSAS CuY, Aug. ~, -- The Ger
man Veterans Association today con'
cluOut llr programme OF athletic core
tests and sho0twg nnd Afterwards
elected the following oiiicgn; Presiuenh
o.. Auw Ice, Of st, Louis vice'rFesi-
dpl. a t0lpn Bgnker OF san Fr1nclh-
eel, secretary, Julus Egglts, OF Chiaa.
go; treasurer o. Erdul, ui Cinclnnaui
trustees, f. Beiier, Of Kansas CITY,
aud Ernest Bluhc, Of 81. Louis Iha
ucs, meeting will DO held Ia sL'
Louis.
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VALpARAisu, Aug. .8,-- The arblttn.
ton agreement between the Unit, q
s a,os ami Chile has been faithfully
ratified by the Chilean government
anu printed In the Official gazette. IL
requires tie ratification OF inc United
States within six months from August
b.G.
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WAsluaG1US. ID. G., Aug. o.
A dvicos received ot thc White House
today from Loon Lake state that Mu.
Harrison Is steadily imI rowing. Her
recovery IS gradual, but each day
elbows some gratifying change.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 93.-ht an
early hour this morning the wharf at
SRih Park, the property OF tho Louis.
VINO, New Orleans 4 Texas RrilrUai,
caved into the river, carrying with II
large warehouse aud lls contents.
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CARLISLE, Pa, Aug. 2S.-ENtcnsivc
forest fires are raging In tue south
mountains, ten miles west Of Carlisle.
Large tfncts Of valuable timber land
have been burned over and the fire iH
not yet under control.
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MANisrER, Mich, Aug. 23.-The
convention OF the Parish Roman Cath
ole Union Of America met here today
with delegates present irom an paftl Of
the United States. The convention
Will be Ia sea.ion several days.
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.,,,,cbmcn Refuse TO Handle Freight
which They Thlnk Is From
Lehigh.
LATEST ABOUT YESTERDAYS EN-
oAeEmENT.
A yon.union Man Thrown FROM
tho Top of Box Car by
n striker.
one Hundrsd aud tw"n'y-h'eh "''o"'
mon outs WORK.

One hundred anu tN'"'s
mon Quit WORK.
prppAto, Aug. 2S.--Touny a train
mad of ,ysstern freight was uraWh lhtO
the Lackawanna yards from tue Law.
shore freight yards. Soon hlot "oouV
1875 hwitchmcn quit a., .,.,
smetintrndont Scabert OF the rohd
wns naked II the strike would impeuu
, a.s.nyer or freight traffic, no, II
inds us fully prepared. We have men
Ia take the plhces OF thOsc VINO quit
Trains will move Ra usual"
IN Ia Learned that the freight 70
which IN, men objected was believed
bv ihem 10 be from lchigh. lhie was
= piistnR.. AZ an oiiicii Il declared II was
ordinary lake freight. Trains were
running Ms usual nm hour hiitr tho
pirike. Two houra later ior simllnr
rsa.on., II IL said, switchmen IN buuhiu
and Rochestur and Pi,tsburB road went
out. adding fifteen mOfu 10 the ille
1WitoLmen. The telephone wire be-
TWEEN Superintendent SeuNert's tillco
nnd tho yarumRsteT's ulicc was cut
this afternoon, thus preventing cOui-
munication uetween the head Offices
OF tho Delaware, Lacknwanna and
Wertern.
Today Mtssrs. Donovan, Purcell and
Robertson VI tile state board OF Arbl-
tfution attempted 10 learn from Grand
Master Sweeney when Or II ever lac
wa, going % order out the bwitchmtn
now working Ia the jurisdiction Affect
cd by the strike. Sweeney practically
refused ~ give the arbittators any III
formation.
joseph Hcrmeric, recording secto'
tary and treasurer Oi Buffalo lodge
No. 3, Swltcnmeu's Mutual Ala
Aes1ciaiDu, ana one OF the leaders OF
the strike, was arrested today for inter
f.flng with Lthish Valley passenger
train. Upon being eearchcd u thirty
eight.caliDer revolver was found In hit
pocket.
Helmerle furnished tail aud was re-
leased.
Shortly after the tie up ON the
DacknwnnnR this afternoon the switch
mon waited upon Superintu u dent sea
bright and offered their services u pro
tecl the com ynny's property, aud Soa'
bright replied that he did not think Tue
company would require quarts, militia
or olhciss lee, aud thanked the lnen lOl
oi1crtnY thctr nfd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-24

RIO JANEiRo, Aug. 23,--Marshal
Deodoru DA FOuscga, the lr-t prcsi.
dent Of the Republic Of Brazil, died
t0dny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-24

BWDupoRE Conn, Aug. 23.-It w
rnuounced that all the property Of the
New England Terminal has been pur-
chased by the Ncw York, New Haven
y Hartford Railroad company for
81, 295, 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-24

houses. IL will tsko month to make
repairs. Had the storm occurred during
the night probably many lives would
have been lost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-24
In 0unyra cnr,nrcd nv Urdnnotn..

TRINIDAD, w. l., Aug. 93,-rho
story comes TO this place through
usually reliable channels that Con.
sGsnl urdGnelas' ileet sailed into In
nuayra aud has taken possession ofthu
loi' without terlous opposition. He