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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

WAsHISuToE, March s.--The meet.
almost entirely to the consideration OF
the Bering Sca question, with viey
10 deciding ON a plan OF action In case
Great Britain Hdheres TO its refusal to
renew Tor the present season, pending
nrbltfation, the modus vivcndi Of last
year. There was smaller Attendance
Secretary Blaine and the absence from
the city Of Secretaries Foster and
Noble. While thoroughly discussed Il
IN understood that no definite plan Of
action was determined upon. II is
said that action was postponed until
the next meeting In the hope that the
Cabinet would then have the benefit Of
Blnines counsel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

DENVER, March 8.-several oasiern
papers state that Senator Telief's OPP
position to tile denomination Of Pt.si-
dent Harrison IL because OF n personal
grievance. Today State Senator Sttci
received lengthy letter from Teller,
IN which lie dehnea his position on
the presidential question. lie Opposes
the denomination Of Harrison, no tays,
"Simply because DON'T ngtee with
him on his financial policy a. applied
to silver, and not because u any per-
sOnal foollngs." lie trusted Colorado
would send delegate to Minneapolis
who will vote fora candidate fnvorlng
the free and unlimited coingago Of
silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

One OF our young lawyers tells u
good one on himself At the last
term Of the court Judge Roney ap.
pointed him to defend Il negro who
was "cuse er something concerning
Nv or hog Tho case WAS plain and
the negro was soon standing before
his honor for sentence, when tho
usual question WA asked II no had
anything 80 say before sentence was
passed. His reply was, Muffin
much, boss, 'ccptin hope yer will
keep in mind dc youngncss NV my
lawyer, ~ Waynesboro (Ga.J True
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

San FRANCISCO, March s.-Advicea
from Honolulu by steamer today state
that returns from the late 81, elton chow
That tue coming Legislature is com.
posed IN most part Of memhcfa clns.ed
NJ Liberals, or orpofed 70 tho "Aiib-
sionnry influence.
The Bishop ilocrkcrmant Of Oldn Is
dead.
a family of twelve peuona were
arrested on the islanl Of Lava, charged
with putting 10 death n man, woman
aud child, and torturing another male
victim In pursuance u heather riiOs.
Business IA dull on the islauds, and
n large number Of mechanics and
working people are leaving. The sale
NJ lands belonging 10 the late King
ltalakua brought $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09
A,,,,,s.dsar ilribtr Returns.

CnIcAoo, March s.--willien star.
key, who, Il was reported had iied to
Canada several years ago for The put'
pose, 1t Is said, Of escaping prosecution
Tor alleged Jury briblng In connection
with the suits agalnrt the South Side
Street Railroad, this movniug presented
llm.clf at the oliicc of the clerk Of the
Criminal court and gave hail TO appear
for trial. B,arkey ~ the alleged author
Of the specials" sent from Canada re-.
latiug 10 ihe CrOuin trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

PiT1enuRu, March SAT Finley.
VILE, twenty-five milcs south Of this
city, ON the baltimore 4 Ohio fohd, "a
gang Of four highwaymon assaulted j.
*. Mcmillan, shifting conductor.
Aftsr they had bound and gagged him,
be was CARRIED homu distance away
aud tied 10 a post. The desperado,s
thea relieved him of his watch, and
alter threatening 10 kill him II he tried
To make a noise, they went TO the tolo-
graph tower, and al the point u re-
volvvr, forced the operator TO surTen.
der He was bound aud gagged, after
which he waT alto relieved ~ hia value
nhlps. The rUbbcrs next turned their
attention 10 tho safe Ia the office. IL
was locked, but they blew 1t open with
"a charge " powder, the explosion
wrecklng the oillco. The report at-
tract,d the attention " trninncn In the
vicinity, and the dtHpefadoes were
frightened oil before they could secure
the contents Of the SAFE, which wers
scattered over the room. The entire
detective force Of the Baltimore a Ohio
rOui were ut once scntl In pursuit
81 the perpetrators Of the outrage, hut
up 10 noon they had not been captured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

sEvGRAL VICTIMS CAUGHT AND
HURRIED orr.
There were Twcnty.scvcn Prisoners,
But how Many are Killed is
not Yet Known.
4 Masked yob nrcnlss Jaii aud IiIIIs
tho Prisoners.

MEMPHIS, March So mob has
broken into the shelby county jail TO
lynch tho negroes who Killed the
deputy-shtriiis Sunday uight. No
particulars yet
The mob organized quietly, entered
the jail took several negroes from the
jail anu hurried them III. IL IL pro.
stunned that the negro,s have been
lynchcd, but It h. not known how
many.
There were tweniy.seyeu In the jail
charged with amhushing aud shooting
down four dcputy.shuriiis who tried TO
arrest Il negro at Cross Roads Saturday
night.
There were scvonty.flve In the mob,
all masked. The men broke In the big
doors, securing Calvin Mcdowell, Tom
Moss aud WIN stuart, the leaders of
the gang, and rushing them out Of the
jail, quickly aud disappeared with
them. They undoubtedly have been
lynchod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

LONDON, March S,-Wrlls have been
issued by the French Tribunal at tho
Instance Of Justin Mccarthy and
served upon Timothy Harrington, Jos
cph Edward Kenny and Mrs. Parneil,
calling upon thcm to withdraw the
objections they lodged some time ago
with the Paris banking firm, MunrOe
* Co., prohibiting that house from
payne to Mccarthy the funds belong.
lug 10 the Irish Parliamentary party
NJ which the lste PRrhell was one Of
The tTuEteaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

CATION ON the Yuba river, the con.
slruction u dam at Deguerz points,
100000, restrictive works below the
dams, 100000. aud the Gieznos dam
on Bear river, 81, 900.
The report that the Flint National
bank of Great Falls, Montana, IL In
Tho hands Of n national bank examiner
ia dlscredited at the Office Of the
comptroller Of the currency, as the
latest reports received indicate per-
feotly solvent condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

ROMANTIC elRoUmsTAHcrs or
THE TRAGEDY.
Tho Woman Discovers her Mistake
aud Ends her Life by tut
tiag her Throat.
The WORK OF villain aud u, Com
srqusucr.

The WORK OF u villain aud it, COM
srqucncr.
SANTA FE, March s.-Rodrlgo Mar
tintg, miner just returned from a
long stay In OH Mexico, was stabbed
10 the heart by his mother last evening
ut III RitOm, about ten miles from here.
some yeam aro Rodrigo Martinez vent
10 Ola Mcxlco TO make his fortune in
mining, leaving behind his mother
aud sweetheart, 10 whom he promised
% return and marry when his fortune
was made. George DAlls,On, when
Mafiiuez LEFT, loved the lnticf's be-
trOthed, hut before making known his
love TO her, hu brought the mother and
sweetheart the news that Martinez was
killed IN fight. The yirl, however,
refused to marry him. To make sure
that Martinez would never return, he
had the news reach Martinez that Ills
mother was dead aud the gifl married.
MARTINEZ returned 10 hls native town,
however, 10 hnd his sweetheart UNI
married and his mother alive Tho
iirst man he mot was Dallstln. The
latter persuaded him 10 visit hif mother
with him In disguise. while die
gulsing himself HE rivul ran 10 his
mother's house AMI said that he would
ltlus tho slayer Of her sou 10 her In n
lew miuu,os, and that she should kill
the rascal. When Rodrigo entered,
the gauged Md woman pouucrd on
han aud stabbed him TO the heart. a
moment later she found her mistake.
lAyiug mad, she cut her throat. DAllE.
ton was ftt upon by the sweetheart Of
MARTINEZ, hut escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09
Democrats Carried 'he Elections Hut
May Not oct the Onire-.

M. HULLY, y. j., March s.-Ths
Democrats carried burlington today by
a large majority, but II looks now aa
the Republican candidates may get
the offices. The entire county IL In a
state Of excitement. Under tho State
law II II claimed that not n single bal
lot was cast for a Democratic nominee,
and that the Democratic ballots were
not printed according TO law. Tho
trouble seems 10 have aTlten through u
misunderstanding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

NEw York, March s.-Wllliam A.
Losey Of b25 Monroe street, Brooklyn,
for eleven years confidential book.
keeper for Mallison Broa. q Co., paper
warehouse, was arrested today charged
with embezzlement. His spsculatlOns
have extended over period OF two
years, and In that time he has taken
ssi, 7O2, This sum he invested In dii.
feTent policy shops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

An Austrian Minister ANA tue cur.
rency HeioTm Commission,


ViENRA, March S.--Dr. Stoinbach,
the Austrian minister Of finance, In
welcoming the members OF the com.
mission on currency reform, said that,
beside. the question OF u resumption
OF specie payments, the commission
was 10 consider other and ditll cult
questions that have arisen In conse-
duencp OF the far-reaching change in
the firm ratio value, which 80 long
existed between gold aud silver.
MessTs. Bauer, director OF the vi.
enna Ranking Association. and Bene.
dict, editor Of the Ncuo Ffo'o ireisc,
members Of the Currency Reform
Commission, spoke In favor Of gold
standard with a temporary conlinu.
auce OF silver currency to u small OK.
tent.
In Pcslh today tho Hungarian com.
mission OF twcniy.1nu currency eI-
perts met Finance Minister Wekerlo
and conquered In the adoption OF a gold
standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

A Baptist minister in Yorkshire
FOR years mondcd shoes, preaching
on Sundays Respectable people
snecred, but common people heard
him so gladly that he Effected more
good than did many OF his brethren
who wero attircd in tho bravery of
gown and bands. London It'll Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

After prolonged research and export.
mont IN Pnstour's laboratory, NJ. Cham
bcrlnnd israportod TO have come 10 do
conclusion that noliying germ Of disease
can resist the antisgptic poworo Of ossouce
Of cinnamon for more than a TOW hours.
1t destroys microbes as effectively II not
as rapidly az corrosive sublima,o. New
York journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

SpMNOFmLD, o, March s.-rhc
city isall excitement and terror over
the results Of raid NJ mbid dogs last
night, which biz four people and
twenty dogs. Citizens arc afraid TO
leave their houses, and tho police arc
rapRily slaughtcrlng All the dogs IN the
place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

ELDoRApO, Iowa, March s.-The
Ellsworth divorce sensation had It's
first Innings today. Il. 3. Ellsworth,
whose wealth IL estimated from half n
million up, secured a divorce from his
wife Ia December last, and che seeks
T. have the decree aunulled. She al.
legcs that she was in Colorado Whom
the divorce wns secured aud knew
nothing u the proceedings; that her
signature 10 the tirt notice Of the csse
was procured by maud, she hot know.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09
Thr rensiop omec Interrogation.

WAsiiiNGToN, March Before the
Rnum investigation committee today
Chandler, assistant secretary OF tbs
Interior, was the fist witness. Ho
said that he had never received
charges TO the effect that young Rsum
had taken money for Illegal transact
lions, anu had no personal knowledge
that any person employed In the PEN
aipn flee was Interested IN the Rofrig-
orator company Of which Commits
slonvr Raum was president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

ing wha, she waa aigning, aud Tint
she ana Ellsworth had lived together
some time after ho procured such sig
nature. His grounds for securing the
divorce were that she, for four years,
had been consorting with persons u
NJ rcputc, aud receiving ylsils from
such pcrsons at undesirable hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

SEATTLE, WASH, March Sin the
municipal election today J.. T. Robald
(Dom.) WAS elected mayor by 500 ma
IOriiy. The Democrats also elect nearly
all the other officers. At the last state
election Seattle gave 1900 Republican
minority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

LOWELL, Mass., March s-Edward
$. Drew. who shot his wife and then
himself last Monday, died today. lie'
fore ho died Drew admitted that he
had shot his wife, but did not state the
cause u the trouble between them.
Jealousy, it is supposed, prompted tue
decd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

MouuE, Ala, March s,-Mrp. Annie
Semmes, widow Of the late Admiral
Spmmcs, commander OF the com
irderate cruiser "Alabama,o died at
her home 10 this city la her seventy.
fourth year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

DIS MoINEs, la, March s.--rho
state senate this evening adopted the
Catch license bill. 10 provides for
county option; license or no license to
hr determined by special election,
which may be called upon the petition
Of one NTH the legal votofs Of any
county. II II pafsCn the house, It viii
be q substitute Tor the present pro-
hibiiory law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

wAuuSdruS, March s.--Alarming
reports are in circulation tonight tala-
i've IN the condition OF SECRETARY
Blaine, but hls attending physicians nj
n late hour snij that the Secretary was
no woree than yesterday, aud thought
that no would be better tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09
New York 4 New England Pros
gramtuv.

=. Boston, March Son the New
york y New England ticket tho
names Charles Parsons, Jr., Of New
YORK, q. Is. TOdcsstle OF Now York
ithe Housat0uic Inau) and Aretss
blo9d took the places Of Austin Cor
hin, Charles Howard, and X. a, Carrie.
lon' The Bostwic-prince crowd Will
vote about 100, 900 shares out OF total
OF .aS,OO0. They viii elect their di.
rectorsi and then elect Charles Parsona
president, Frederick n. Prince vice.
president, and Charles Parsons, Jr.,
second vice-president.
rue above programme was carried
OCT later and the directors were 70.
iutsted by resolution TO consider the
question OF fecuilng a thorough and
,,edependent route to the city OF New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

WAsHINGToS, March s.-RepTesen.
tntive Holman Ind Is again confined
to his rooms by an attack n illness. lie
was unable to DO at tho Capitol yestsr.
day OF today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

CISCiNATI, March S.-ronlght dur.
ing n family quarrel j. W. Greer was
killed by his wife and brother.in.'R
Greer was formerly prominent meT.
chant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

TopEKA, Kan, March S. There
will be- no strife on tho Topeka, a Santa
Zee Railroad system, M the tgaininen
and officials have come to a settlement
entirely satisfactory TO all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

PiITuuRu, March s.--The Dipgtch
tomorrow viii print ten columns Of
interviews endorsing the candidacy
Of John DRl1ell for United States SEN
atUr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

NEW YoRlS, March s.-Auguat
belmont 4 Co. have just ordered $780,
900 gold coin for shipment, to Europe
tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

The remedy Is suggested by tho na.
turc OF the OWLS themselves. First Of
oil is tho necessity for improvement in
the character and business capacity Of
bank officers and directors, Tho moral
sentiment of community must force this
improvement, Oyereyero and stringent
legislation would drive the national
banks and tho best mon connected with
thom out OF the business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09
The New German Minister Presented
10 Harrison.

WAslfiSGToN, March s.-Mr. HOLE.
o,ten', The New German Minister 10
sh,, country, was formally presented
10 The President this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09
The Mininr Debris Problem In CALI
foFnin.

WAsnIEGTON, March s.-rhe Sec.
hlAiy OF War today sent 10 Corgp<ss
communication from Chief l5nei.
nVer Casey, submitting estimates Of
vac. snouut that can he prodtably ex-
pended during the coming fiscal year
20 carry out tho recommendation OF
wy, 0oard appointed 10 invesuRnto the
ira,lihhv debris problem In California,
inesa hte' For tho protection of nayi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-09

Hon. Edward $ Lacey, comptroller
Of the currency, writes in Tho North
American Rovicw his answer TO the
question, "Can our national banks DO
made sufcr' Mr.. Lacpy approves Of
oar present national bank syg.om. Tho
criy concern ~ hii miro j. she matter
Of improving It, leaving is main fca'
lures as thoy aro Congress organized
the national banking systcm Ia 1868 on
tho Recommendation Of Secretary Chnso
Two years later there wor1 1913 ma
tional banls with doposits asgrJsatins
S.gJ, ,2i2 Sept 81, 1891, the coun.
try contained 9.G17 Of these banks, with
deposits amounting to Ss,OlO,63J.o.L
The syston has been Ia operation TWEEN
ty.niuc ycagA At the beginning OF last
October 4.C,S banks had entered the
national system. During tho twcu,y.
niuo years It has lastod ~ pyr cont Of
the national banks hayo fBlcl Tho
annual average loss 20 creditors has
been only onc.twontieth OF l por cent
On tho other hand. o. banks othor than
national, during the single year ending
June 30. 1891 there werc failure. entail.
ing losses to creditors which amounted
TO moro than all the losses Of the ma
tional banks In the tw,nty-nine years Of
their existence
This showing, Mr.. Lacey thinks,
spcal,s sufficiently Tor itself US To tlp
mofits Of tho national bank system.
National banks have increased TO the
average number Of 2l3 yearly during
tho past five years That Is At tho rat5
OF iifty.thrcc year moro than during
the period previous to 1851 Tho in.
crease has been greatest In the region
west Of tho Mississippi Moreover. ia -
single year the receipts OF these banks
amount to Si20,2iI, 100000. "a nn
greatly In excess Of the estimated value
OF all tho rral and personal property Of
Grcht Britain and tho United States
combined.
In Analysing the causes OF tho losses
from national banks Mr. Lacey Glasses
thor mr. cont ma f0lloXas
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-10

est of the season at Pomona, with clear
sky every day. Crops of all kinds are
growing finely. Fruit men state that a
full average crop of deciduous fruits is
sure from the present indications.
San Bernardino copnty-The latter
part of the week was the warmest of the
spring at Ontario, where the maximum
Temperature was SO degrees, and trees
of all kinds are developing rapidly.
About 5000 acres of sugar beets have
been planted at Chino, which the warm
weather, following the recent rains, is
giving an excellent growth. No grain
will be raised in the vicinity of River
side this year, and not over half a crop
of hay on unirrigated lands, on account
of drouth. Orange trees are blooming
we'll and fair crop is in prospect.
Orange county-The weather condi-
tions of the past week at Anaheim were
all that could be desired after the late
copious rains. Peaches and apricots
promise an abundant yield. The fruit
outlook at Santa Ana was never more
promising than at the present time; /;
last Saturdays rain was of special bene-
fit to barley. The grain outlook is less
favorable at Tustin than at last report,
the drying weather of the past week
and the light body of moisture in the
soil accounting for the change.
San Diego county-On the I'd OF the
month, AS of an inch of rain fell at San
Diego city, but reports from the interior
indicate a much greater quantity. Crops
are looking bright, green and are grow
ing fast; warm days and nights have
prevailed since the rain. The markets
are now fully stocked with vegetables of
all kinds; strawberries are plentiful and
of good quality.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-10
THE CROPS.
The Weather Bureaus Report of Theil
Condition.

The Weather Bureaus Report of Their
Condition.
Observer Franklin of the weather
bureau furnishes the following report of
the condition OF the crops in Southern
California for the week ending Friday ::
Ventura county-Rain fell on the ID.
amounting to 81 of an inch at Hueneme !;
crops were benefited, but generally need
warm sunshine, as the weather has been
rather cool. Corn planting is progress
ing.
Los Angeles county-Warm spring
weather followed last weeks rain and
hail in the Antelope valley, where more
grain has been sown than in any previous
year. At West Vernon the warm sun
shine of the past week ripened up the
orange crop nicely, and the new bloom
indicates large crop; peaches are set
ting, apples and pears promise large
yield. Everything is progressing finely
at Duarte, where a little more rain
would be acceptable. The highest tenn.
perature was "a degrees, lowest AZ; rain.
fall, IA of an inch. Nearly an inch and
a half of rain fell on the I'd at Covina.
which was very timely for late sown
grain. Warm weather has prevailed
since the 9th, and everything is growing
rapidly. The past week was the warm
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-10
BOTH MEN ACQUITTED.
Kandalec and Kormos Set Free by q
Jury Yesterday Afternoon.

Kandalec and kormoS Set Free by 9
Jury Yesterday Afternoon.
The trial of Kandalec and Kormos
ended yesterday with the acquittal Of
both men of having murdered Watch.
man Letter. Judge Dupuy concluded
his argument for the defense late Fri.
day evening, and yesterday morning
District Attorney McLachlan spoke for
two hours on behalf OF the prosecution.
At noon the case was submitted to
the jurv, who retired and deliberated
until 8: 80 o'clock, when they returned
a verdict of not guilty. When the re-
suit was announced the prisoners were
overjoyed. 1t is the general impression
that the jury took the view that Watch
man Letter was killed in self-defense by
Kormos as stated in the testimony.