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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

Mr.. Peter Alfred Taylor had so long
retired from public life That tho an.
nouncwnont Of his death viii recall aii
almost forgotten name. But IN his au.
two days hs did splendid public service.
ilo was an aggressive Radical whom
Radicallm was unpopular. and tho
weak aud downtrcddcn had always IN
him an ardent and active friend.
As member Of tho Anticorn Law
league, a defender Of Maznui. u cham.
pion Of the northern states duriny tho
American civil war, determined op.
pousnt OF tho game laws, compulsory
vaccination and grants to royalty, no
did much % sir mp public feeling on
these subjects, aud when, after a pnrlin
moutGry career OF twenty-five years, no
retired, owing TO IN health, tho cause Of
reform lost an honest and outspokon
champion.
Mr.. Taylor was wealthy, but gave
literally, and ho deserves 10 be held in
grateful cmbrance as man who
angularly sincere, unselhsh aud Of
earnest purpose did much for tho pub.
lie woal.-Pall Man Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

NEw fORS, Feb. i6.-Jlm Corbett.
we heavyweight pugilist OF California.
ulAle mistake tonight. 10 ali appear.
, ,' ne knocked out two men In one
wlhl, nut tho majority OF those pres.
~ anu especially those near tho
.Hnsi sAed u up az a palpable fake. Ho
' 'nl'l 70 knock out JOG Lanuon, who
,9vl 70 the end Of the third round,
,,u,h Cofhetps manager, William
,su,,Vm9oni very seriously announced
w Oof0e,t bad fulfilled his intention
stopping three men In nine rounds.
en-, rI''' were at least $4,000 people pres
,,, when the llrst pair OF fighters were
W. ',1 sE,, Corhett's opponent was
s,, I, splliinga u Rochester. In the
wv w, round Spill.ngs led, touching Cor-
~ ~ vino. a cliuch followed, dur.
~ Hllen CoIhott struck Spillings In
'Inve, which proceeding was de.
s,'t'elly hlsssd. When they brnt,,
t,9rbtlt knocked him down with "A
bt5i,nhhuer on the Jaw, ropeatlnr tho
top1mhnce when Splitting, arose.
vIlnpru then walked TO his corner
1 "e aplllinge leapad to hls feet md
PeopIgal uown from the ring lightly.
bssid were surprised whom thew
inao G i, decided that spilllngs was
bp Vy. ,a,i out, and many said "fsken In
ps NY .e,allrey Of Philadelphia was the
Csg,opp ptonent' Aftor brief sparrlng,
10y touched COrbctps puss. cn1'
"a, guiek y struck Calfey behind the
ihs MN his right hand and twioe nm
h,nd.ss, Caiirey dropped on his
i.n nv '. ana knees andstayed thern a,iont
laok.a y, W during which time he
1" 'he audience. He WAS dc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

wAsIINUT1S, Feb. l1.-Mr. Bland,
loader Of the silver men, fAy5 that
there was no occa.i ion for tllibustellng.
Tho silver qur.ti1u, 10 Raih, seemed
10 give some Of H. opponents hydro
uhUbin. The silver mon do not Intend
TO prerent the petition 10 the rules
committee asking special order f1g
the silver hill until Mr.. CaichiDgs re-
turns. Watcher or not the special rule
will be given before the laril Ia tsaun
up he could not say. Personally he
thought It would he much better 10
&c, the silver question out Of tho why
fiist, but he ehDuld not EntagOulzn
other Democrats n they wanted 10 take
up the tariff first.
On this question Of whether the
tafin or tho SILVER shall CONS up ilrst
II Is evident that the Democrats are
greatly divided. No conclusion will
be- reached for several day,, and mean.
while the anti-silvor men believe that
the greater the delay they eau secure
the better.
Mr.. Bartlno Of Nevada said today
that he thought about ten Republicans
in the House would vote for free coin.
age, but did not Ike TO say positively.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17


Once moro tho Wolyorhamptor mag.
is'rat.s have adjourned tho hearing o.
tho case agtiug, Harry Moorcs. alias
CDR WHIT, the mosmcr,st Moore gave
on exhibition Ia Tint town Oh his nllUgcl
powers Of hypnOtiEing but. according TO
th0 charge VI the town clerk, who %
conducting tho pro souion, the whole
business was fraud coucoc,Dl h',wpen
tho accurcd and certain cou'llarutcl.
Ono Of tho hyruoists subjects del4'.l
that ho went every night mud received
payment Tor his performances. a jour
rnlist who wac present doppsed thgt no
Jaw hypnoii4ad persons lying ca tho
floor who "wiukai nc each othcr,' aud u
police constable stated that whom 30
proposed 10 stick pm into ono Of those
supposed uucouseious persons "to SEQ II
ho was really in % mc.meric sleep" tic
operator threatened "t0 Aayo hun locked
mp"
ON tho other baud. Dr. Viuts legal
adviser proposed, hy why Of a practical
test Of Dis client powers, 90 give uu gy-
himtion ia court with one who had boon
memcriagl before. When this was do-
cliued he offered then aud fhcro 90 ma1-
mcr,zo tLemagI5.rtl's clcgs--aprup1ll
which, though 10 caused laughter u9.
pears 20 hnyo been doomed equally
uuacc,p 'nble. $40 case Is exciting
much interest In the 9. va on account oil
it, novelty The town clerk himself has
observed that he did not know whether
thoro had over been Il similar case In u
oour. Of justice. bll Wo',rrhumriDu,
he added, Is noted Tor legal prccydcntl.
London News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17
An Insane Nan Sets Fire 10 an Asylum
aud Destroys the Build.
Ing.
NE rs THu ONLY IEmAre BURNED
10 DEATH.
Several Narrow EScapcs.-Supcrlntca.
dent Miichell's Heroic
Conduct.
Tie Sets riro 10 the asylum and Per.
fishes In the FLAMES.

JACKSON, Nils, Fob. lG.-The fire
nj the iunntic Hsy lum II about out.Two.
thirds Of the main building II destroyed
and tho other badly damaged. Tho
new wing just completed IL not injured.
The loss II about 100000. Only one
patient ~ known 10 have boon burned.
several narrow e5capcs are reported.
The fro waa started by d. J. Brown,
an inmate, who recently escaped and
was only returned yesterday. When
recaptuTcd he told tile attendants that
II would be worse Tor MIN rad thom VI
hc was again confined. His threat
was soon pu, ITO execution. He hint.
teli was unable 10 escape from the
building, and was burned toileatl, tho
only victim NJ hi- own insane deed.
Six hundred inmates of the building,
most Of whom were asleep when tho
IRE broke out, Were all safely removed
from the building 10 the wing. After
performing this extraordinary ioHt,
superintendent Mitchell, lust ur rom
"A sick he'd, staggered and fell under tho
fearful ordeal through which he passed.
Assistant Steward holland also cue.
cumbed. Fireman O'Donnell stayed
nj his post, holding tho hose until his
shOog and clothes were on FIRE, when
he escaped through IA window and
Jumped Into pond. Tho building was
about two.thlrds destroyed and, there
being no Insurance, was n total lnss.
The legislature this afternoon appfo-
priated f1J, 900 10 meet the instiiuiiOn's
immediate demands. The patients
viii all be properly cared for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

BAN FRASCisOJ, Fob. lO.-In the
Curtis case today % number Of witness.
cs ,astiileJ for the defense. The roit
important one was w. u. Harrington,
who testified That he saw from via.
dow three men struggling on the side.
walk. Ono said, "Let him W and IN
take him home" The threl men
then turned Into Folsom street from
Flilh. Three nhot8 soon after wcro
hfcd, and iuau came around the
corner 10 Filth street running to-
ward 5hilley, whiiu another ran 10 an
opposite direction toward Howard
street. llotclkcerur Abbott testified
SUBSTANTIALLY 10 tho same effect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

MEANWHILE, Pa, Fob. lG.-A. tho
DulGmuer rial today tho members OF
the crediiora committee were on the
stand. They all testified that @. W.
Delamater admitted 10 them that tho
liabilities OF tho bank and firm weIo
sl,l00,H00. They ALEC agreed that
Delamater said that be would take
cate OF 5000, 1000, tho amount 10 share
IN the settlement. The not liabilities
thus far proven, In addition b tho
banks liabilities OF i5ls,0lO, il about
$3.50, 600, or IN all for the firm and In.
dlviduals SJ72,OO0.
The prosecution attempted 10 offer
the books Of the bank as evidence.
The court finally decided to rule ont
the books, ON The ground that Il was
contrary TO the bill Of rights to permit
defendants to irGrlmlnEte themlelvey.
Tho probabilities are that the case Will
not 10 10 the jury before next week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17
The Public Excited over the poing-
of Colonel simpyon.

DALLAS, Tex, Feb, lJ.--Thc public
Il greatly excited over the revelations
OF the iolngs of Colonel J. u. simpson,
who for Year. haa been u prominent
citizen. IL has been learned his real
estate deals were on mammoth scale,
and people who purchased from him
ate beginning 10 find he had placed
other mortgage OF the property. He
was prcfideut OF the Fourth National
hank Of Dallas, ana u In said tried 10
mortgage that concern, but WINS pre-
vented by tho directors. Among the
lOSors Il tho Weir Pillow company, Of
Monmouth, llliuoia. They sold him n
stock OF carriages on lime, without 40.
curity. He Imposed Of them Tor about
$4,000. Attachments are plling up In
the county clerks otilce by the dozen.
Among the heaviest arc the Edinhurg.
American Land and Mortgage COM
pauy, $4,000 II Is understood he X
ON the ocean hound Tor Europe, with
between $50, 900 aud $1,000 in cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

PAmSER, Pa, Feb. fB.-lce ia found
10 give trouble along the lowlauds OF
the Allegheny here. A rise OF two
moro feet will dump blocks OF ice up ON
water has raised the jammed up Ice
Ave feet today. Citigens arc uneasy
tonight. The cold weather 10 freezing
the ice into ono compac. gorge, which
will require high river to displace H..
The gorge extends long distance up
stream, az far a. tho eye can reach.
For about four miles the river is a white
field Of broken up lee, packed In by
millions of tons pressure. Business
men are taking steps toward bgrrlcad-
ing thcir' store fronta The water.
works pumps arc under water and tho
whole aspect generally very serious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17
NihiAn McEus to rIRht Steamship
Subsidies.

WASHINGTON, Fob. l3.-Tho reso.
Hlion today introduced In the House
y Mr' Filhlan COVE waning that the
rnlleman from Illinois IA preparing
hIe'ume his fight against ali mail
ssamAhip subsidies and nppropril.
tons.
Immediately after reading tho
glInal, Mr.. Filhian presented a reso.
ltlon calling Tor Information M to
Al contracta undor the ocean subsidy
alton.
Nc Deliver objected and tho
i',olulion was referred to tho commit.
Inc House committee on posloflces
,glay adopted Mr.. EnlOe's resolution
van an amendment calling on the
les1hastor general for all Information
concerning contracts made under Tho
lall subsidy act.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

The srhgnu,r uLauia Ann % Giou.
chr tcr, Mass. from ~ Jaluc'' lost
one man. The American 'iNo.,u. r
''Gt'a G.. rhuHi0n" hua arrived ~
Loukroft and reports the Toes OF roy
men ON she h8nfs. Ihn .ioh were NJ
dories and could not ind ih"'r y, sell
The Giouchcstcr schooner ~. A. Ddn-
can" foundercd or Cncn leland on
Saturday morning. Tue crow wore
aayeI. A Dispatch iflm hihlt r'poTl
the los. there u ,hc .hip 'Lmanuel
swcdenbory." A private dlapAl.hHays
that the srl ouer "h'ofniild.' was
picked up 10y ,he steatutr 'osana'
ninety miles OF fntk's i.Hndi aud
had lowed her into Va j sort. Thc
"Oknha'' was bound from M1usillcs to
New Orleans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

WAsIhSgION, Feb. G.-Attorney-
General Miller has Instructed exam.
inCr Dguglns TO make an investigation
Into the charges against United States
Marshal Fricke Gnd his deputy mar
shGlR for lack OF vigilance IN the
matter Of the pursuit Of CARA aud his
baud, IL hls been hiuted that the
hinrsGnl iaiiud In his duty In the pro.
tecullOn oil this ease. Otherwise The
Mexican revoluiiOnlsiH would not
have been able to have eluded the
troop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

TopoNro. Ont., Feb. lG.-lhc I'm.
MIN. tis government organ say: "ll
h repaftri hat the Canadian govern.
mpnt has been TequCsiri 10 frame
regulation FOR The iuspt don Of Amcri-
can pork in transit through Cangdn 10
Grrrt Britain aud Grrmauy. The cS.
crl,ort oinIity OF Canadian pork, and
us ffrsi,u from dia9ltt, has LED, it Ia
b,iioyed. toa number oil packers in the
Unite. states, htandiug their product
~ canadian p0rk,aud " y Win view
% preventing tue MIRO Nc'lon OF
unitrd states pork into Germany and
Gnat Britain via Canada th2. thc gu''
ermnrni In requested 10 anopt thla pre-
cautlOuary mgAaufe.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

Tho uobbcr Arrives from san Fran
cisco.

hr. Louis, Feb. i0.-Alarion Hods.
roth, the leader Of thu Glendale train
fObbort. arrived today Ir0m aau Fan.
cisco. Nothing new has yet developed
IN tho case. This evening he denied
all connection with the robbery at
Glendale. From Mstron Harris, OF the
last night, Mr.. H,dsreth made two
attempts 90 commit aulciue, once by
hanging, and another BY beating hor
head against The wall, but wns forum
gttly Uncovered In time 10 prevent the
act, During the ony she told tie
prospects OF going to Clayton 20 be ar
raigned, amt also uifaid TINT her hus-
band would feel that u WAS through
her he had been captured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

5HE CHANCES HER HUoohNO
WITH CRUELTY.
iy Tc'Crfupn tn the naval
DiyORCE PROCEEDING ca.
Madame nciba'S Pintonic Relations 60
u lIMlan

LONDON, Fob. iG--In tho divorce
division ~ the Ei.h Count Of Justice
today, Justice june granted an order,
res tfaiuinc Captain Agm.trongi who
has poliiionuI the court for "a divorce
from his wife, Madame Mrib,, the
wCll.lInown siurer, naming The Dubo
u Orleans a. c0.fes pondcut, Hom pro.
cooling before Vienna trlbuuul, and
from examining the servants ia the
Vienna Hotel, NJ which, ~ wen as NJ
other poiug, It ia alleged that The
respondent hId correspondent lived Tor
o. TINS ~ mau and wife. IN" usuHi
number VI scaudalyus Incidents are
related Ina connection with the case
Madame IolhI claims that her rcln'
tons with the duke were perfectly
puio aud plgionic. she charges that
her husband treated her In cruel
manner. hut Captain Afms.Ious de-
nlvs 1t In tho most emphatic manner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

LONDON, Fob. lG.--At the West
London Police Court today, Louis
Glow, Bonapartc, son OF Prince Louis
Luclcn Rongpnrte, who died recently,
ami William Alexander Thompson,
solicitor, were charged with conspiring
together TO dei.aui Rosallo Clovis
BonaI the alleged wife of the for.
mer, OF n considerable quantity OF Jew.
elry, valued at 100000. They were
held Tor trial today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17
cArmoLrc CONGRESS.
rho Deci..ons at thc Comm,ttce APP
uoRisd 10 Rome.

ROME, Feb. l6,-ht tho Catholic
conference IN Baltimore In 1850 a CONF
mittec Of prclate. and laymou was mp
pointed 10 make arrangements for u
Catholic congress 10 bo held in cOnncc-
ton with tho WOgld's Columbian
Exposition aud charged with prepar.
Ing the programme. Among the lay
men was Judge T.. Z. Dunno " Ohio.
Under date Of December lD;h Dunno
wrote n par-0nal letter 20 Editor Allen
NJ the Church frOgrcs and catholic
World OF ~. Louis, giving HE Vows va
regurG 10 certain decisions OF this COM
miltoe, This letter In come way CAME
into tho hands OF Rev. q. kaufman,
who syinpalhizod with some u the
We've OK pressed therein, and had tho
letter put In print and sent copies 10 nll
the cardinals. The letter was received
Ia X me few days ago, and created
considerable sensation 10 ecclesiastical
Cirulei. kaufman proilctB Dunne's
letter with statement ever his own
naule, 20 the enuc. that the decisions
reached by tns American prulgte.
were displcasing to himself, Pallen,
Duuuc AMI many other Catholics, and
invoking Rome TO overrule these dccis-
ions.
Dunno, IN his letter, reviews the
work o. the committee arranging the
programme, etc, and says that 1t was
making harmonious progress until In
an inauspici0u. moment II was de-
ciaei 10 submit It's decisions for the
approval oi the afchbishops and bish-
OPS who should he assembled at ~.
Louis on December let last. Iu the
proposed programme Dunne asserted
A. questions OF vital importance, the
temporal power and the question OF
Catholic education. The afchbishops,
who were presided over by Cardinal
Gibbons, changed the whole plan and
took the congress Into their own hands,
recognizing the laymcu as auxiliaries
only. Dunne cfticises this ~ usnr.
natl N Of authority. He complains
chiefly against ArchbishoIs ireland,
Williams aud FcIhau; asserts that on
ahan, of Chicago, and O'Brirn OF De.
tfOiI abandoned their follOw-iAymon
and played into tho hands NJ the pre-.
latcs. Early ia December, says
Dunno, a meeting was held a. Judge
OiBriOn's chambers ia New York for
the purpose Of making a public pro.
test, hut u was decided that
says he now breaks silence b0-
cause he read IN tho papers that the
programme would be devoted solely
10 social questions. The sending Of
the correspondence 10 Rome IA regard.
I'd NJ n continuation Of the Cahensly
movement. since las, year hundreds
Of documents nave been circulated In
rome declaring that the Catholic
church would die II the process Of
Americanislng II, In which Cardinal
Gibbons and Archbishops Ireland anu
Williams ara the leaders, Is allowed 10
proceed. Meanwhile tho authorities
at the Vatican deny that the question
Of the temporal power aud Catholic
education are TO be omitted from the
programme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17
Eaters Prutcsim, Church During The
Services aud Attack The
Worshipers.
EVERYTHING or VALUE 10
STOLEN.
Compensation to Re Claimed from The
Go,erument by the British
Bblc Society.
ny TolsrrArhto the SrwsI
WORK % Auon


ATTWEs, Fob. ~. during the or.
vice al the Protestant Church ut Pre-
u, mob forced ~ way to the la
torlor Ut the building ANA severriy
mnliy,a,eJ tho minister nUd audience.
They stole everything NJ value In the
church aud then get fire TO IL, quitting
thr interior. Troops were hurIicIly
s1nt ~ the scene and number Of the
mob arrested. The church WIS bait
by EnglilmCn aud Americans Tut
TIE m,uistes connected with !. arc
Greeks. The moi also attacked the
pnrOnngo. Tile British Foreign Bible
SOCIETY Intends to claim compensation
Tot the Outrage from the Greek Govern.
mcnt. Many VI the rioters were
masked. The mob pursued the mem.
hprs " the congregation 90 their very
dOam anu even demanded N tie Brit.
in consul that they he surrendered.
There II no doubt that, mad they fallen
Into the mob's hands, tho congregation
would have bteu killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

An experimental sidewalk is now in
operation IN Chicago, It consists OF two
movable platforms, 300 feet long, NOV.
ing side by side in tho same direction,
ono as a speed Of three, the other az six
miles por hour. T. has carried 800 per.
cons at one lime, and seems 20 be sue,
cess. Il viii be used at tho Worlds fair.
Now Yorl, Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

YOKOHAMA, Feb. l6.-rhe electoral
campaign for members OF the japan
chamber Of representatives 70 succeed
the body recently dissolved, IA In full
swing. The sDiniosity OF the contend.
Ing PARTIES has reached fever heat and
tnds expression in blows as readily Ms
In more civilized countries. Riots are
Of frequent occurrence. Serious die.
turbnnces are reported froin the
islRnds Of Rico, Sloo ana Sblhoka. It
is feared that there has been great loss
OF life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

iNBIAvApOLB Fob. lG.-The wide
spread brewery war that has been wag.
lug lD ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Ken
lucky, Wisconsin md IlliuoIsia about
90 be settled. IL g. said that the Ian In
TO form compact 10y which the price
ftoer shall Nc regulated 50 that Il Will
ailord aprofit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17
WEDNESDAY, SALT JAKE CRY UTAH TERhIoRY

Guilty. The loss 81 not heavy. Mrs.
Kate sloan, her mother aud child were
rescued from the third story windows.
The Hremeu doing tnis had to cut
nearly all the wircs running out Of the
city and commuuico with the out
side world was out OF Tor some time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

INDIANApoLIs, Feb. l5.-A special
from Fort Wayne, Ind, says a plot to
wreck the passenger Irain II the Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, NJ Ar
cola, was discovered today. Guards
have been placed ON tho track and are
paitOlling constantly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

DiNvER, Feb. l0.--ueorge RAY mond
aud James lladley, ux-city officials,
accused OF being principals In the CITY
Hall ring which robbed tue city Of
Denver Of thousands Of dollars, were
arrgigncd for triai before Judge
Alton this morning on the charge of
forgery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

LINCOLN, Ncb., Feb. TO- Nebras.
kR's contribution 10 Russia will leave
for the East onstWo trains tomorrow,
one train from Omaha, the other from
Lincoln. There aro about 1000, 900
bushels Of corn, which win be shipped
10 Akron, o., ground and sacked, then
sent 10 the seahobyi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

WAsHINGToS, Feb. i6.-rhe papers
In the case Of Major Overman are re-
uuiYed ut the war department. Tho
Impression prevails that the decision
reached 10 adverse 10 the major.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

MEyPus, Tenn, Feb. lO.--At l.i5
o. m. a flru broke out In the building
q 2l7 Main street, occupied on the
ground floor by Sloan's millinery o..
tablishmcut. The fire was gotten un.
dor control with considerable difn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

COLUMBUS, Feb. l0.-president
Dunn Of the League Of American
Whtolmen has prepared bin TO be
presented 20 Congress, providing Tor
n Commlssionrr Of Public Highways.
The membership OF the league has In.
creased 5jj7 during the year, being
now $3.50 including go ladies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

CHICAGO, Jan. l6.-W. j. Naban,
one Of tho mombers OF tho committee
on organization OF the Catholic con.
gress, when shown the despatch from
Rome tonight, said the whole thing Is
a tompeot In u teapot, There was not
sufficient ground for assuming that
there had been clerical dlctati1n Ia
preparlug the way for the congress. lie
sees no warrant AZ all for tho views put
forward by Judge Dunue, aud said in
regard 10 them; "rhey seem 10 be the
result OF disappointment and Of
failure 10 control aud mould the
plaua u tho congress according TO his
VloWs.v