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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-13
Discovery Of Jupiter'S Fifth
Moon Confirmed.
KAISER WILLIAM IN AUSTRIA.
The Pop0'S Delegate 10 tho Worlds
Fair Arrives In New York.
AFTER THE FRINGE or WALES.
hreciicnridzc Declines Go Deliver the
Opening Grafton ne the FaIr-De-
pew ON the Programme.

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. Ig.-On last
Monday night Professor YouAs's
assistant, Mr.. Reed, working under the
iormer's Instructions, confirmed the
discovery Of Jupitcr's nf,h satellite,
made by Professor Barnard nj Lick OBJ
soryatory recently. This observation,
which was followed by another lust
plight, 10 Of especial interest as furn-
iahing the fret confederation OF Bar.
nard's discovery.
~ HONOR on TIE GERMAN EMPEROR.
VIENNA Oct. lS.-There was grant
banquet Mt schoenbrunn chateau this
evening In honor OF the German ON.
peror. In addition TO Empcrofs Will
liam nnd France Joseph there werc
present all tho Austrian Hrchdukea and
cabinet ministers. After tho banquet
The TWO emper0rs attended this por-
iormance at the Rung theatre.
PAPAL DELICATE 10 THE WORLDS
FAIR.
NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-Archbishop
Satolli arrived hero today on the
Majestic. He comes on an important
mlssion az papal delegate to the OPEN
Ing u tho Worlds Fair.
THE PRINCE OF WALES LEcruREp.
LONDON, Oot.-Ths Star this after.
noon makes n covert attack on the
Prince OF Wales' absence from the SER
vices. IL was announced two days ago
that tho prince would be present, but
he did not attend. The Star prints n
letter saying the prince preferred to 20
shooting or attend tho Newmarket
races to attending the funeral OF Ten.
nyson. The writer protests as patri.
otto taxpayer that the prince finds the
popping over OF helpless game more
eongeuial employment than attending
the funerals Of great men, and urges
that this should not be allowed 10 pass
without an official protest.
TlE OPENING GRAFTON AT THE
WORLDS FAIR.
CHICAGO, III. ,Oct.l2 -Congrossmsn
Breckenridge will not deliver the dedi-
catory Grafton at the Worlds Fair next
Thursday. He telogrsphed President
Palmer OF the national committee TO.
day positively declining. Major Handy
Of the press department office thin ks
Breokenridge's decision Ia based large
ly on the inimlcal attitude toward him
by the Chicago press at the time tho
kentuckinn was opposing the Worlds
Fair appropriation bill on the closing
days Of last session. II 10 hardly
thought probable that any substitute
will bo named al this late day, and the
officials will probably content them.
selves with tho eloquence OF Chaunoy
N. Depov, who Is on the programme
for the Grafton.
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one day took some Lake water in a
white bowl, looked into 1t and to my
great Joy and wonder 1 did see three
different kinda OF animnls. Whether
10 cali them crus,acea could not say,
but some OF them made darts ~ though
OF n nghiing disposition. When |
noted II down In my bool, made crude
drawings Of the two KIM; the third
was too minute. am sorry that
have lost these simple pictures. one
hal some likeness to "A shrimp think,
hut had II been real shrimp think /
would have known II as such, f1r am
un old shrimp eater.
Tue doctor mentions guats and tuetlus
Il presume he means their nymphscr
larvw2
As 70 vegetation In the trlny wptcr,
] have thought that the nasty. looking
stuff which had to wade in TO net
ashore was plant like the light u oen
blades we lind In all seas In shallow
plnces. PKTRa o. HANsRN.
MANI, Oct. II, 1902.
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COLUMBus, o., Oct. ia preliml.
mary skirmish Ia this strike OF the
Zig Four yardnon took pl9R this
afternoon. This morning Huprfinten.
dent Higgins posted notice that all
employees who did not resume work at
| pm. would he discharged anu wages
due paid. Not Jingle striker re.
ported at the hour named, butRt2 PIN.
when the company started three en-
giues out Of the yards u crowd Of strik-
orr rushed up. Two strikers mounted
the cab Of one Of the engines and were
Immediately placed under arrest. The
appearance Of detail OF police caused
the strikers 10 scatter aud the engines
proceeded DOWN town. a considerable
amount Of prrishable freight was gotten
out during the afternoon. The strikers
tlaim he yardmen at Springfield, Day
ton and Cleveland viii come out To.
morrow and be Joined by the PRnhan-
die, Baltimore & OHIO and Columbus,
Hooking Valley ~ Toledo roads tomot-
row. These reports are denied by tho
officials u the road, named. Zig Four
officials tonight secured an Injunction
to prevent the strikers from IN any
manner interfering with the business
OF the rond.
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LFNiSU1OS, KY, Oct. i2.-Amony
thu s.iss AZ thu MvOdaru nud 5nauk!ln
auction today the following were sud
10 hiaicuH Day. PunaUy, b. IA. Uy
Belmont, uan by CDuuAughL Sl,0O1
Ei-Sux, b. {. Dy EiecIioneer, unm
4 ady Kuss,ll by Harold, sl,OyO;
Franchise b. 6. 10y EloctiOHver, uum by
Belmont, $500, Corr Alia, 10. {. by
Liv,lOnuul, Jam ~ Hagoll, s5,UOJ.
". II. Japvief VI New NOrK PAID
81. U Tor AicHndrs, blk. 4. by AicyUnt,
jam American Clay. Marcus DAILY
Iuu $1,000 Tor Dictator Maid, by
Mumbnnc Patohcu.
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YEsrERpAN,s sronm.
Extending through Colorado and
Parts Of Utah.

DENVER, Colo, oct. 1.-THE snow,
rain aud sleet storm which set on last
night added heavy wind to It's vnrie.
~ today ana all day long an unpreced-
snted STERN prevailed. From meager
reports attained IL Is shown that the
storm II general In Colorado and parts
OF Utah. In Denver aigns were torn
down, corpiccs torn OIL and hundreds
OF trees either uprooted or split by the
wind. Several persons were hit by n.y.
ing objects, but, as far Us learned, no
fatalities occurred. Probably the most
damage was done by the falling OF
electric light aud street car trolly
wires, for nj least dozen horses were
killed by being struck by live wires.
The electric cars on many lines are at
a standatill. The people In suburbs are
forced to come as best they can.
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NE HAS LEFT US.
"Dr." 7. o. Matthews, Of Splrltualisi
Fame, Journeys 10 Denver.

After good deal Of fuss on the part
Of the defendant and his attorneys,
and much talk about habeas corpus
proceedings, Doctor Frank . Matthews.
the so called spiritualist. came 10 the
conclusion TINT he would return TO
Denver without a fequisi,iDn. Ycs,or.
Jay afternoon he lntimated tina, he
was willing TO waive all statutory
rights N this direction; 80 last evening
Deputy Sheriff Holloway started with
his captive for Denver.
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Political Meetings.

Hon. David Evans, of OGDEN, hns
been been invited T. DO ut Smlthfcld
TO talk Democracy tonight.
Judge a. q. Norrell will speak 10
lie Democrats at Richmond next
Thunjay evening nj O'Clock.
Well6vllle IS 10 have turn next
Saturday night. Judge a. q. Norrull
ana the Sage Brush Glee Club Will be-
present.
Lewiston will indulge In another
Democratic meeting noxt Saturday.
smithileld boys are 70 do the talking.
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KANSAS CiTY, Oct. IA report
reached here after midnight that IA o
Missouri Pacific express train west
bound, was held up between Cnrnoy
and Tyro, Just west OF ColIeyvillo,
where the Dalton gang We're exier.
minated. Officials OF the Pacific E1.
press company admit receiving n
similar report, but aay their advicos do
not state whether or not the xpress
car was robbed. Ths telegraph Offices
at Carney and Tyro are closed.
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Arthur Joseph Brown Is the name oil
an uncaI appearing bartender whose
,.laue OF l. lsiness Is known as the Rapid
Transit liquor house. 1t is located on
State between Third and Fourth South
and has Offer furnished material for
police court cases. This time Brown,
one of the barlenders OF the resort, was
arrested for Ge'ling liquor 10 trio OF
nawsboys. all OF whom were minors.
born Acknowledged that he was
guilty M charged. He was told by the
court that he had committed one Of the
highest and most serious ohensee.
"Fifty dollars, or nfty days, 10 your
punishment" said Justice Geo sharp.
RADDEN ARBAIuSED.
Henry Radden, accused Of pocket.
picking, plead not guilty and his case
was continued until this afternoon.
OTHER GASES.
P.J. Lucy, resident OF Wall street,
plead guilty to intoxication and asked
the court to be- lenient. He said II WAS
Ills uIhl DHtlht uuh ilhA Au Ahh ~
family to support. He was allowed TO
20 UNPUBLISHED.
Elmer Hills made a similar plea. He
was employed ut the Cullen hotel. He
was flnu So,
John Roberts was also assessed In the
sum Of IS for intoxicatiOn.
james Burns, an old offender, was
sent TO jail for ten days for drunken
ness and abusive language.
James White, the alleged attempted
suicide anu Kelley graduate, pleaded
not guilty to trospRss. He was allowed
to 20.
Paddy Boyle,Gn incurable drunkard,
who has spent nearly ton years In the
city jail, was reconmitted TOR ten days
for drunkenness.
Frank Smith, a fruit vendor, was run
In by the police last night for using
false weights. lie left S. to secure
his attendance IN court this morning
at 10 O'Clock. The complaint Wit
uess was street car conductor. Tho
case was continued.
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Walked Across she Niagara on n
NhbIc.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. ", Oct. H.
On three-quafter inch cable stretched
between the oantilever and railroad
suspension bridges at height Of Sij
feet, Clifford Calverley crossed the
gorge OF Niagara in the astonishing
time OF u ttiilc less than seven minutes.
The intrepid walker had undertaken to
beat all previous records, and this he
most eileotually did. Tho cable on
which the athletic walked was 81 0 feet
long. The cable sagged about twenty
live feet in the middle. Caiverly used
a twenty foot pine balancing pole. de
is only twenty-five years old.
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YOUNGSTOWN, o., Oct. l2,-E. o.
ChEisty, an employe OF the Carnegie
company OF PitJsburg, tonight swors
cut a warrant changing Burgess Nc
Luckie OF Homestead, who is now In
youngstown, with treason and being
u fugitive from Justice. Up TO n late
hour tonight MGLuckie had not been
arrested. His counsel said an attempt
TO extIadite him would DO stubborniy
contested.
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ouARAorERIsr,c OF runEs.
soldiers Outrage citizens nnd FIpht
Ensues.

GAMBIA, Oct. l2,-Forlis long time
past ill.feeling has existed between the
inhabitants Of 5phakia and the Turkieh
troops stationed In various parts OF the
province. Tho troops were overbear.
Ing and perpetrated many attacks on
the inhabitants. ON October 4,h the
male Inhabitants armed themselves
ana when the soldiers attempted TO
pcrpetratc onn OF their accustomed out.
RACES fight ensued. Nine soldiers
aud villagers were killed. and many on
both sldes wounded, Much bitterness
Etlll exlHta.
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New York, oct. Thames q.
Blaine arrived In this city this after
noon, and Immediately took train for
Ophir Farm, where he will be the
guest Of Whitelaw Reid. During his
stay he is likely to meet a number OF
leading Republicans, anu will give
what aid he can in the canvass.
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SHARP AND CRISP.
Arthur Joseph Brown Fined $50 for
Selling Liquor 10 Minors
For Picking Pockets.

There was some delay occaionod
this morning on the opening Of the po-
lice court on account OF Attorneys
Coad and Flchnor drawing up a num-
Der OF complaints,
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More "reminiscences of Salt Lake.
Editor Deseret Aewc
Reading Of DR.. ralmage's late dis.
sovery Of animal life In Salt Lake has
oaused me to desire that he may know
That made n similar discovery In 1855
when lived on Antelope Island in
lhe old Carr house. Fortunately was
10 possession Of n magnifying glass, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-13
A TERnIBLE FIRE
Raging In the Forests OF Minnesota.
-nnmHigc Done.

CRooKsroN, MINI, Oct. l2.-Word
was received today Of u terrible fro
raging In the woods ak miles from
Fosston. The damage already done to
private property amounts 10 100000
and to other property the damage can.
not be estimated. Settlers throughout
tho section are obliged 10 leave their
homes. A great many homes have
bpen swept out N existence. All the
able.b bodied men In the country near
Fosston today were out fighting tho
fire. At present rain IL falling which
will rlieclually stop further damage II
II continues.
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a IOwN wIpED OUT.

SIOUX CITY Ia, Oct. 1.-THE little
town OF Salix, eixteen mileB southeast
OF horo on the Northwestern railroad,
was wiped from the prairie tonight by
u FIRE Of unknown origin. The few
hundred inhabitants are mostly home-
less, but the weather In warm and no
immediate suffering Will result.
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rranee 10 the ,,ene.nr, conferone..

PARIS, Oct. l2.--Tiard, formerly
French minister OF hnauce, will repre-.
sent FrSnco In tho international mon.
etary conference, which Will meet at
Brussels November 22nd next.
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nholle IaInnd Democrnls.

Providence, II. L., Oct. H. The
Democfatic state convention today
nominated presidential electors and
adopted platform endorsing the
national declarations and ticket.
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lNDiANArOLis, Oct. l2.-In a writ.
ten opinion ny Judge Mcbride, con-
cunuu In by all the Judges Of the
supreme court OF Indiana this after.
noon, the various motions and petitions
IN the apportionment casps were dts
posed OIL The motion VI Attorney
General Smith 10 disniss the appea /
was ovesIuled. An oral Argument will
he heard November 18th. rnis decis-
sion removed the case ms q factor In the
election.
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WANAMAkTn ENrLAINa.

poAtmaster.a General Wanamalor, In a
letter to the civil service commission
acknowledging ycsterdHy's communi-
cation about the case ot tbs postmaster
at whitley, Mich, says tho DEPART
ment Il poworlesa IN prohibit persons
IRON making requests Of this kind,
although 1t IL iorbiddcu by IN Official
order that oil postmasters or Jther
oiiiCeTn furnish litls Of nHmea or ther
information gained By them in their
official duty.
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IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
Verdict Rendered Against Cass Hlie
by tho Jury This Morning.


Especial to the NEWS;
PRovo, Oct. l3.-The jury, IN the
Cass Hite murder case, at 1880 this
morning, returned Il verdict OF murder
In tho second degree, with 4 recon.
mendation to the mercy OF the court.
A ten day suspension Of sentence was
granted, whom NJ motion for new
trial will be argued.
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Decrease in Exports Of Farm
Products Reported,
AS COMPARED TO LAST YEAR.
The Annual Report Of General hC-
Cook, Of Arizona, Received.
TuE IsDIAN DEpnEnArIoNs.
EscnpaGca Of nm Apache indian =
Couditions surrounding the
Navajo Hcseryation.

WAsmNGToS, d. G., Oct. 1.-the
monthly repor,s OF farm products show
there was decided falling OF during
the month Of September and during
the frt quarter Of the present fiscal
year ar compared with the aamc periods
In last yclr. The decrease In exports
oxceeds sll,OOO,OOO for September and
Sg5, 000.OO0 Tor the quarter ending with
the month OF September, but, by rchson
Of the large exports made l1st winter
and spring, the total for broGdstuiis
during the last nine months was more
than s8s, 100000 In excess OF the fret
nine months Of 1891. The exports Of
wheat ilour increased, being for the
month OF September 81, .07, S2S, against
S6,Sfl, sOs IA 1891. During the nist
quattor Of the nscal year yl0,i54, i3b,
against 81 40, 2i2 Ia 1891. Exports of
corn show falling OIL, being for Sep.
tembcr, sl,0OO,O79, against sl,s4j,61G
Ia 1891. Rye exports tor the month
were only Sli0,377 in vqluc, whoroas "a
year ngo they were 81 0i5 $50.
Tue value oi exports " cattle and
hOga from thOUnited States during the
month OF September WIS s2,i02, OSi,
aud Tor the INST qunuer OF the pfe. cut
GscRl year, Ss,dS2, 2l2, an incrrrso for
tho month over 1891 Of Siil,Gsg, aud
Tor the quarter, $4,000. Exports OF
daity products Tor the month Of Sep
tembor was 5000, PSI, "a decrease com.
pared with the same month In 1891 Of
sl473Io.
INDIAN DErEEDATIoSs.
The annual report Of Genernl Me.
Cook, commanding the Department OF
Arizona, has been received by ihe war
department. He dwells at lourth up
on the Indian depredatious, aud par.
ticularly on the conduct Of" The kip
San Carlos, the Apache Indian aud
refugee. HIS tscgpades, tho general
fgyg, haye caused much anxiety 20 tho
white PEOPLE living near the border Of
the White Mountain reservation ne
well 90 TO the Indians who live upon
1t. 10 seems this lndipn killed many
persons during Muy and June Int, but
every plan and device put In operation
e. ontrap this Willy 6nvagO has failed.
He eludod them all.
The conditions surrounding the
Navajo Indian reservation, the report
rays, art "A constant source Of anxiety
10 tie Indian bureau anu the civil au.
thoritiCB OF Arizona anu New Mexico.
There are 5000 ludians living beyond
the limits Of tho reservation. fhey
have Leon living upon uusuryoyed
lands for generations aud claim the
locations M their homes.
wANAMAKER ENrLAiNs.
Postmaster. General Wauamokor, In a
letter to the civil service commission
acknowledging yostsrtays communi-
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DISCOVERY nay.


PHILADELPHIA, oct. II, Three
thousand members OF the Italian socie.
ties paraded 10 Columbus' STATUE, In
Fairmount park, where "discOyory
day" was appropriately commemorate
ed.
The celebration by the Catholics wac
concluded by u great macs meeting Mt
the Academy OF Music tonight. Arch
bishop Ryan presided. Among the
speakers was Judge Edmund Dunno
OF Toledo, o.. who made fierce attack
upon the public school syatem Of the
United States. There was u general
sentiment " iisappf0val manifested IN
the audience.
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PnLAuELpIuA, Pa, Oct. II. -
Glover >, The iavOtilu Ia the s!2O pace,
dropped dead today. An examination
uisoIUsed poison Ia tho ANIMALS
stomach, anu jos Lyon, the unver,
was expelled forever it0ui tnu track.
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the company that mossnges OF con-
bratulati0n had been cablcd the queen
regent at Spain, queen Of Italy, Prcsl.
dent Hafiison, Duke Veragua, q dus.
o.ndant Of Columbus, and the heads
OF All the states % Central and
South America.
~ HAVANA.
HAVANA, Oct. l2.-rho ietes here
Ia honor Of the ditroyety Of America
opened with disunnfgea Of artillery
rom all fOfis. Later IA the day the
ITO Duum" was sung ia the oaihed-
rail- The city was handsomely de.
C0faltI,
AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Oct l2.-Fho four hun.
disith Anniversary OF thu discovery Of
America was made the occasion ol "A
puzzle holiday. Ia the hatbor al
vessels display bunting, anu u dilute
Of 100 guns was hrcd.
AT MELBOURNE.
melbourne, Oct. l2.-A largely
attended meeting vi the Biographical
society Was hgid nero to-day "a honor
Of the i0ur huudrcdth nunivegsAry Of
the discovery Ut America. Aldf,-aes
were delivered by ths Ameusun anu
Spanish c0neuls. anu the remufka We 70
lYudIy appluudud.
Al BERl1N.
BERLIN, Oct. l2,-rhe four hun.
dfvdtn auuivefary Of tno discovery u
Amtilcu was CeiturAted mere by gala
performance at tho Royal theatre.
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Defeated 4, the CoiuniaI Parliament.
ADELAIDE, south Australia, Oct. Il.
Tho government was defeated In tho
colonial parliament today ON certain
financial propOs Us.
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CELEBRATION N LONDON,

LONDON, Oat. IA foto was given
In honor Of the lO0ih anniversary Of
the'discovery Of America by Column
bus Tonight Mt the Hotel Metropole.
The Spanish minister 10 England
Lresided. He announced on behalf Of
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BuFFALo, n. ", Oct. 12.-The Ita.
llRn societies Of Buffalo celebrated the
Columbus anniversary today By II
grand street parade, followed by serv.
ices at 81. Antonio (lnllan) church
and n mars meeting ana picnic 81 Cen
tral phrk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-13

The members oiiheUtnhCommission
met again this morning at ton O'Clock.
The session lasted till noon, and In tho
meantimethe following election Judges
were appointed:
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HURLvA, Oct. ia magnificent
monument to Columbus was unveiled
at iarobida today. The ceremonies
were attended by the queen regent,
King Alfonso, ministers OF state, sen.
atom; members Of the chRmher OF
deputies, naval aud military officers
and II vast cOnCourse OF civilians. The
river and bay were crowded with all
descriptions OF crafts, and As the cover.
Ing dropped from the monument the
war ships fired a salute.
The queen regent has conferred the
grand collar Of the Order NJ the Golden
Fleece on tho Duke VI Ncrngcta, the
last lineal descendant Of Christopher
Columbus
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CHICAGO, Oct. l2.-pho Italian col
ony OF Chicago this afternoon cello.
brated discovery day by "A parade
through the principal streets. Tonight
there wRs a reception and hall, "a
which 5000 invitations were issued.