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Il AbaiIle's VIII.

Especial to THE Observation-Disclosures Cable !
PARIS, March 15.-The news that NJ.
AbeiIle has left a will bequeething his prop
erty to the youngest child of Mrs. Deacon,
has considerably strengthened Mr. Dea-
cons case in public opinion, as this is con-
sidered virtual acknowledgment of guilt
on the part of NJ. Aoeiile IL is very dii-
icuIt thing to overthrow Will in France,
and the general Impression is that tle leg
soy will hold, notwlt .stardlng any steps
that the relatives OF Nj. belle may take
in the matter. MIR. Deacon has claimed
that the Youngest Child was his own, out
those who have seen it, aver that its ap-
psarsnce fully sustalns the provision for
its support which Nj. Abellie saw lit to
make.
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smoked a cigar, and then went to sleep.
Al 3 O'Clock an attendant went to wake
him and found him nearly dead. a physi-
clan was summoned and said he would
never recover except by miracle. He
The would be suicide was brought into
prominence by his connection with re-
cent mortgage fraud and he had been in
dlcted by the grand jury for completely in
these frauds. He is married, but the
whereabouts of lis wife is unknown. She
as thought to be in California. Those who
know him say Henderson has negro blood
in his veins. He is in the county hospital
and it is not thought ne will recover.
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CONFERENCEN0P1C&.

TIE Sixty-second Annual Conference OF
the Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints will convene in the tabernacle, Salt
Lake city, at 10 o'clock on Sunday morn
ing, April 3rd, 1852.
AT noon on Wednesday. the 6fh of April,
the cap stone of the Salt Lake temple will
{ laid with appropriate ceremonies.
The officers and members Of the church
generally are cordially invited to attend
the meetings of the difference. Also to be-
present on the occasion Of the laying of the
cap stone of the temple.
WuFoRp WOODRUFF.
GEORGE Q CANNON,
JOSEPH +. SMITH,
First Presidency.
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PRESIDENT WOODRUFF

sad: AT the close OF this meeting desire IN
return thanks for The address we have iust LIST.
ened 10. There was not sentence utte ed ~
me . olstlngulshed gentleman but could be said
amen TO by every Latter day Saint The lee.
lure or speech represented Faithfully American
principles. am thankful that have lived Ia
see tne day when such truths can be uttered nv
sucn men from THIS stand. hope to live TO see
E YAM IN Massachusetts will be found in
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ms morning President Eliot and his ami
a a!o ana charm ng vile will visit the Upiyer-
slty CUP at Prof L. E. Holden's residence IN
an informal way; in the afternoon they will
ana IN the evening formal BANQUET will he
rendered them at the Union club. 10 morrow,
i nlorning they go to Logan to visit the Apricul.
t UT Soliege ana other educational institu-
lions there. Returning to OGDEN ON Satnrdat,
.ney VIII remain there q couple of hours or So
taxing the noon train for The coast u so'
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A RAILROAD Ordered Sold.

GALVESTON, Tex, March 16. In the
United States court the case of the Farm
ers Loan and Trust company VS.. the Hons
ton & Texas central railway company to
foreclose mortgage on the Waco q North
western division, a final decree was
entered forecloslng the mortgage, and the
sale OF the property was ordered
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Emperor William Recovering.

BERLIN, March 16.-The Emperor has re-
covered sufficiently to allow Of his leaving
the palace.
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Porter gas Received no Instructions

INDIANAPOLIS, March 16.-Minister Por-
ter was shown the dispatch from Washing.
ton to the effect that he had been in.
structed to return to Italy. He said: 81
have received no instructions to return to
my post doubt not, however, harmoni.
Gus relations will again be established.
Italy has been chosen arbiter in the Behr.
ing sea controversy. This is an indication
hostiities are at an end between the two
countries"
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A Man Killed by Hyena During During a
khOw
Lspecial to TIE HERALD, Examiner pispatcb

LONDON, March 16-A frightful affair
occurred to-day in the town of Pednes
ford, Staffordshire. during a performance
given by Wombell's menagerle. The tent
was filed with q large crowd of persons
from the town and adjoining villages. In
the course of the performance Delhi Mon.
tano, negro, armed only with small ra W.
hide, entered strongly barred structure
containing three immense bears and q
wicked looking hyena, which growled and
showed its fangs as it paced restlesslv mn
and down the narrow confines of its prison.
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OTTAWA, March 7.-Governor-G General
Stanley has transmitted 10 parliament tn
documents relating to the recent negatia-
tons at Washington between the Canadian
delegates anu Secretary Blaine re-
speeding an extension OF trade re ations
tetWeen Canada anu the United States.
The papers detail the whole proceedings OF
the conference and snow that no oasis on
the trade question was reached.
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In LEGAL CIRCLES
Two More Unhappy Wives Apply
for Divorces.
JUDGE ANDERSON HAS RETURNED
He will Resume Work on the Law and Motion
Calendar To-day-Jndgmpnts-
Proceedings-COurt Notes.

Glenora A. stansberry's matrimonial expert
ences began on March Z6 1897, and apparently
they have not been altogether pleasant, as she
Is already seeking divorce. In her complaint
which was filed in the Third district court yes
terday, she alleges that on the date named she
was married to Clyde j. Stansberry at Toward
Lake, Minnesota, and the issue of the marriage
Is girl PANIED Ruby j. Stansberry; that + II a
long time past, the defendant has failed to
provide her with the necessaries of lie, and
year ago. without any cause. ne abandoned her
She asks an absolute decree OF divorce
Tor the custody OF her chiiG and for such fu tier
relief as may be equitable
H. Z. Cater is the plaintiffs attorney.
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The 6uenzburgh Failure.

81. PETERSBURG, March 16-Guenzburgh
recently informed Vishnegradski, minister
OF nnanee, Of the embarrassed position of
the bank, and requested an advance OF
800 200 roubles, offering as security some
valuao 9 Ural gold mines. The minister
was willing to obiige Gueuzburgh. but the
Gar fatty declined to give his permissiu n
TO the transaction. The banker thereupon
was compelled to suspend payment
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TerrIhle snow storm in GnthrIe.

GUTHRIE, March 16.-A terrible snow
storm is raging here. There is much suf-
suffering among the poorer classes aud it Is
feared the boomers gathered around the
Cherokee and Cheyenne lands will with
stand the weather with difficulty. 1t is
thought the cold weather will greatly dam
age the growing crop.
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EVANSTON EVENTS.
industries roposed-Adyantnges of the Re.
giOn-M ater SUNNY. Etc

1"U"'VIIeS IrUpusFu-BdYantHges Of the Re.
gion-Water supply, Etc.
Lent is on and society is out, excenting
Tue coming annual ball of Hose company
NO. :, which will be held in the opera
house on the 9th inst.
The principal topic of public discussion
at present is the projected -four mill and
the suggested wooden mill The -four mill
is assured. At a meeting of the cjtizens
interested. held in the circuit court room
on Saturday evening last, the committee on
stock subscriptions appointed at the lost
meeting reported that so far s15 nos -
STOCK had been taken and requested ihst i,
be continued, as there were more snbsnr;h
ers IN sight. A committee of five was on
pointed to draft articles of incorporatidpn
and perform such other duties az To,,id
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The Blizzard in Kansas.

COLUMBUS, Kan. March 16-The blizzard
which has been in progress in this section
for fifty hours has brought all the farmers
to a stand-still., Stock of all kinds is suf-
eering severely and business is generally
suspended. Dispatches from northern
Texas say terrible blizzard is sweeping
over that part of the state. Everything is
covered with sleet. Great apprehension is
felt for the frait, as peach and plum trees
are in full bloom. Early gardens are prob
ably ruined
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WAUPACA, Wis, March 16.--Sensational
evidence is being uueartued Oy the grand
jury investigation of tue murder of Banker
Meade. The gun with which the murder
was committed mad been found, one barrel
being i'll loaded. The jury has learned in
whose possession the gun was on the
night of the murder. II IS expected sew
eral prominent citizens will be indicted.
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A BIIzzard In Memphls.

MEMPHIS, March 16-Memphis has a
blizzard. 1t arrived at o'clock this after
noon and is stil here. The electric cars
Stopped
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A Freight Wreck ON the Pennsylvania.

RAILWAY, n. j., March 16.-A freight
wreck on the Pennsylvania road delays al
trains to- night. The wreck was caused by
the bresking of an axle and several cars
were demolished and their content.
scattered. No fatalities.
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President Diaz Receives General Bowarf

CITY OF MEXICO, March 16.-President
Diaz received General Howard this after.
noon. The president expressed hope for
the continuance Of the friendly relations
between the two countries, and Howard
congratulated the president upon Mexico
prOsperltV.
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Methodists in Confer enee.

PITTsBURG, March 16.-At the Methodist
Episcopal Evangelization conference to-
day, B. h. Carroll, of Baltimore, was
chosen president; G. H. Mains, of Brook
Ign, corresponding secretary. A constitu-
ton was adopted after considerable de-
bate. Adjourned
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SIeet, Snow and Ice,

DALLAS, Tex, March 16.-Sleet snow
and ice are causing havoc throughout the
state. Fruit trees which yesterday showed
full of bloom, to-day are a massed ice, and
the prospect for good crop of fruit is very
poor. The blizzard is still raging.
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Buslnese stagnation in Qaeenpland.

BRISBANE, Queensland, March 16.-The
Stagnetion Of various Industries in this
colony has caused much suffering, and q
number Of persons are on the verge of
starvation. Four hundred women and
children to-day besieged the labor bureau.
begging for relief.
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be deferred by dangers nor wearied by
labors, until, having in a certain manner
renewed the bonds between two parts of
the human race so long separated, he be-
slowed upon both such great benefits. that
In justice, he must be said to have few
equals, and no superior. We express the
fervent hope that this noble work may, with
the assistance OF other nations, have the
moat prosperous issue and prove of great
use in stimulating mans ingenuity, pro-
noting natures development and encour-
aging all the fine arts
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Allianee sults Against RaiIrnads.

ST. PAUL, March 16.-The Alliance ex-
ecutive committee has decided to commence
an action against the elevator, companies
and some of the railroad companies of the
state under the antitrust law, charging
collision to depress the price of wheat and
otherwise defraud the farmer out of his
lust dues
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The Railway Mail Service Gold Medal.

WASHINGTON. March 16.-The gold medal
offered year ago by General Superiuten-
dent White, of the railway mail service,
for the best examination record during the
year was awarded j. L. Phelps, Ledalia
and Denison postotice, Seventh district
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a CONGRESSIONAL Reapport!onment Bnl.

ALBANY, n. Y, March ia bill was
introduced In the senate to-day for Con-
gressional reapportionment 1t provides
for seventeen Democratic, fourteen Repub-
lican and three doubtful districts.
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4 Southern pacific R,idre Rnrnnd

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 16.-The
burning OF bridge on the Southern Paci-
fc, near Sanderson, is causing serious de-
lay to traffic. The burned structure was
over deep canon across which it is i'm
possible to transfer passengers and freight,
and business is completely tied up.
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The Meeting OF the sinners federation.

LONDON, March l6.-The Miners fedora
ton to-day held a private conference here
deiefring until tomorrow a decision as to
the time the miners shall resume work. A
majority favor lesuming Monday. There
promises to be a heavy reduction in the
prices OF coal before Monday.
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Sina Sundberg has also found the chains of
matrimony too CALLING TO be borne longer and
she has instituted divorce proceedings against
Carl Lundberg. The parties were married in
this city in 1886, and two children have been
born to them. Mrs. Lundbsrg says Ia her
complaint that for two years past the defend
ant has utterly failed to provide for her. al
though able to do so and she asks for deer e,
for the custody Of the children and for alimony
Barlow erguson is the plaintiffs attorney.
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A Homling Northern Texas.

DALLAS, Tex, March 16.-A bowling
noriher with heavy rain swept over all
Texas last night. The thermometer fell
from 20 to 81 degrees in an hour. The In
dications are it will go lower. Fruit trees,
which are in full bloom, are in imminent
danger
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PHILADELPHIA, March 16.-Mayor Stuart
mas received a cablegram from Russia de-
failing the manner in which the American
relief funds will be disposed OF. The ca
olegram says the distress has not been ex-
Ggger9ted -- . .e.--
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Bank officials Arrested for Emhezulemsn,

DEMINe. n. M, March 16.-C. NJ. Dane,
president of the defunct Silver City and
Deming National banks, f. II. Leibold,
cashier of the Deming. and Chase. cashier
OF the Silver City, were arrested on the
charge Of embezzlemeut.
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Heavy Snow in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 16.-Six
inches Of snow fell here to-day, the heav-
lest for years. Reports from all parts of
the state indicate the storm is general
Damage is reported to fruit and crops
everywhere.
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ROME, March l6.-By an avalanche to-day
at Belianio, fifty miles north of Venice,
eight persons were killed. Considera BILE
property was destroyed.
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Distinguished Conyalegcents.

WASHINGTON, March 16. - Secretary
Blaine Is improving to-day.
Representative Springer is slowly i'm
proving. There is no material change in
the condition of Senator Norrell.
About thirtytive members of the House
are on the sick list, but none seriously Ill.
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The Texas Senatorial cnnteut.

AUSTIN, Tex, March 16.-There is no
change tonight in the senatorial contest.
1t is rumored Chiffon may withdraw and
Cutberson's followers are correspondingly
ubilant
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To Recover Propsrtr and pamags.

Brown Bros yesterday brought suit in the
Third district court against Campbell NJ
Brown and Lewis Scnwitzer TO recover personal
proper OF the value of 81, 600 and damages in the
sum OF ii, 90 j. 5. Markham is the plain
t1ffs' attorney.
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ROCKVILLE, Conn, March ga rumor
that a savings bank was insolvent caused a
run on that institution all day. It's thought
the bank is perfectly solvent
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The BoYd-Tharpr Casa

LINCOLN, Neb., March ga certified
copy of the United States supreme courts
mandate in the Boyd-Thayer case was
served on the Nebraska court to-day and
the state crurts decision was reversed.
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Judge Anderson Returns


| Judge Anderson returned home yesterday
from Beaver AID will resume work on the law
/ and motion calendar to-day.
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Judrments AraInnt the anlf Rnilwar

NEW YORK, March 16.-Judgme2ts ag-
gregating so, 465 against the Monterey &
Mexican Gulf railway company, of Mexico
in favor OF John Mills & Co., on protested
drafts were filed in the city tc- day.
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Heavy Snnm.

TExARKANA, March 16.-A blizzard is
raging here. There is heavy snow and
fruit is greatly damaged.
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Frnit and Grnin pamaged

JEFFERSON, Tex, March l6.-The fall OF
snow and sleet to-day has caused untold
damage TO fruit and grain.
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oanada's Counsel Fees in the savward Case

OTTAWA, Ont, March 16-Parliamentary
returns show the government paid S12, 500
counsel ices to Calderon Carlisle, the New
York lawyer, for arguing the case of
Canada in the sealing schooner Say ward
case before the United States supreme
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Canadian Pacific TraInmen.

WINNIPEG, March 1.-THE indications
tonight are the Canadian Pacific trainmen
and conductors will be ordered out at l
o clock tomorrow.
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A Verdict Against W. 2. Henri Sat Asl5

A Verdict Against W. 2. Henry Set Aside.
MINEEAPoLIs, March I6.-In the United
States circuit court to-day, a verdict
against W. K. Henry, convicted Of destroy
ing certain box rent stubs liz the Duluth
postofice, was set aside, the missing docu-
ments having been found.
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To Invastigate the worlds Fair.

WAsHISGToN, March 16.-The sub-com-
mittoe to investigate the Worlds fair ex-
pendltures leave for Chicago the evening
OF the 9th.
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TO ADVERTISERS

Changes for advertisements In TIE
SUNDAY HERALD must be handed in not
LATER than Friday night
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Distress Among Mine Victims Families.
BRUSSELS March 16.-Great distress is
prevailing among the families of the vic
tins of the mine disaster. The mine oil
rectors have subscribed $1,000 TO the re-
lief fund and King Leopolos donation is
Sl.210
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Hot SPRINGS, Ark, March 16.-An IN
usually severe blizzard is prevailing, the
snow being the heaviest of the winter.
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LONDON, March 16.-News has been re-
celyed OF tie death of Prof Edward Au-
gustus Freeman, of Somerset.
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snIvador Wenrs No Feelnrocitr.

SAN Francisco, March ia Salvador
Die saws congress refused to ratify the
reciprocity treaty with the United States.
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n snowed am Dan.
A Severe Blizzard.

HELENA, Ark, March lot showed a
day. Fruit is greatly damaged.
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A Deep Political Move phnd the Attempt to
IPTrOI iZn

LONDON, March 16.-A Paris correspond
ent says: "a general feeling prevails that
the effort to terrorize only masks q deep
political move which prIasnce forbl0s me
to characterized
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BENEDICTION.

me Vales OF Deseret" was then sung by the
oeuediction and the mammoth audience dis.
persed. Mrs Elliott was among the audience
on Inc stand and was one of the most enthusi
astlc over the mus.cal numbers.
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Shot by His wife for lnfIdelifv

'H"U U Hi' VIE I'F IHuUtIIIy
GREESUT, KY, March 10 Charles
Crump was fatally shot by his wife last
nj d I. she accusing niIn Of infdelity.
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-13

Aitken, George. One saddle
horse. 35; ! saddle, Is;
farming implements, 20:
musical instruments, so;
furniture, so: 5 acres OF
land below Truxton with
improvements thereon con-
sisting Of dwelling house.
outhouses. fen-es, &c, $50,
Acosta. Joaquin. II jacks, 90.
Aiken, William. 2 work
mules, so: mich COW,
%: 2 old wagons, 20: me-
chsnics tools. IS: stock OF
goods on hand, 500: furni-
ture, $50; lots IA and 10,
block 2. Townsite Of King
man, 80. frame lodging
house ON above lots, 400;
carpenter shop on Front
street. 25; improvements
on ranch in Trnxton Cam
yon, $50; bowling alley,
100.
Alvine. Dramond. Diamond
Joe mine. 8 pack mules,
240; saddle, 40
Arizona Northern Mining COM
pany, by John Barry. su-
perintendant. 2 work hors-
es. s5; furniture, 10; q
frame building enclosing a
complete 5 stamp quartz
mill consisting oi boiler,
engine, pans and all nec-
essary machinery. located
at Cerbat. 1000; q acres
Of patented mining land
known as the Connor
mine. situated in Wallapai
District, 500; Il acres pat
ented mining land known
az the Rolling Wave mine,
situated in Wallapai Dis
trict, 500; q acres patent.
ed mining land, situatedi in
Wallapai Mining District
and known as the Cerbat
mine, 500; adobe office
building in Cerbat, so;
frame house at Connor
mine, 40; Steam hoist at
ConnOr mine, $50 go.