Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

iott urCp auN uiuC iuet beam. Its IA
von.0r u George G. Baker ot Chicago.
Indicted Tor Forgery,
DWsnyN, April 0.--John Hunting
ton OF cleveland h very W., aud the
Associated ffess representative ~
not permitted 70 zoe hin f.,oriiug'.ls
endorsements II tho paper OF Paige,
Corey & Co., the New York conttsc.
ton. Mrs. Huntington said that The
Endorsements were iu the hands OF
Mr.. HUNTINGTON bank. Hord. Hunt.
iugtoniH soniu-iaw, said thai the coun-
try banks around Cleveland had some
flUl.OlU In notes bearing huntington
endorsement, which he would mover
pay, every one being forged. He said
farther that thc sl51,OJJ ~ Paige,
COrcy's notes, which Huntington on
dor cd before April, 1891, were TO-
turned In due time aud marked paid.
Huntington refused 10 mako more Gu
dotsumtuis aud the forged uo,ys were
then doubtlt il1ated. In Europe he
endorsed ssD,OOU more, hut before they
were iuuud word was received cone
Cerniug the iJrgcfica, nGd thoy were
glOpIeu. No ptlcr bearing Hunt
ingtOu'B genuine enforcement " now
In circulation. N0rl said that they
had suspicious as 10 the forgor, but dill
not thiuE be had handled the notes
that COfuy's death was really the r..
suit Of an accident, ami not suicide,
rs intlmaigd. From tho tals, 1OTd
evidently had stfoug evidence OlPaiS's
quit.
THE BANK WRrCisEG8 INDICTED.
CLEVELAND. April 9.-llaiph Paige,
cashier, ana Horace Steele, president
Of the wrecked PniucByillo bank, wofo
today Indicted by the grand jury Tor
forgery. There arc two indictments
against Paige and one against Steele.
The indictments are based ON three
notes, aggsegating sl9.0l1. steele
gave bail III $1,000, bnt Paige remains
In jail, where ho has been for two
weeks.
TRYING 10 RUGS rAGGE's STANDING.
NEW York, APRIL 0.-rhe counsel
Of David IL. Paige, who Is now In Eng
land, enid today that there " no truth
IN the report Of the forgery; that Hun
tingtDu'5 family and friends had deter
mined 10 ruin PHire'a standing In
HuntingtOn'- estimation, and that not
rho Confederate Veterans Reunion.
NLw ORLEANS, Anril D.-rhc See.
snd DAY u tho Confederate Veterans
reunion Ia this city daHued with the
weather fair aud pleasant. The war
rio.s who fought under the CDnfedor-
ate lag, and who retired last night
tilv1 and worn out with their days
t.HtH
and nllud with enthusiasm In anti
cipntinn Of the grand review which
takes place this afternoon.
Tho convention adopted n substitute
for the resolution relative to a monu-
ment 20 Raphael semmes, TO the effect
that, while they Are IN sympathy with
the project, they are Of The opinion that
tie association should not select one
hero 10 the exclusion Of othefs Tor
monumental honOr.
The review Of tho veterans was u
memorable alght. Conceal Behan aud
staff OF maGshals, General Gordon and
STAFF, and General Kirby Smith aud
stan, rode at the head Of the column,
Pnd Riletward reviewed II. General
LonEutIoet, General Marcus j. Wright
aud Senator Daul were hOnored guests
of tbe evening, aud Mrs. Davis and
her daughter, and the families Of tho
Generals and Other prominent visitors
occupied seats on the reviewing stand
In font Of the city hall.
Tho ovation to the Coniodorates To-
day has scarcely, IL ever, been equRlled
In the South or In any country. The
ways and means FOR the erection OF the
Davis monument was left 10 n com.
mi,tec, one to be appointed by each
state. General J. II. Gordon az COM
mauder-in.chinf, and all the other
officers were reelected. Tho date Of
the next convention, which meets In
Birmingham, Ala, was left to the
commGnder-in.chief to appoint, aud
the meeting then adjourned.