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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

How to scioc, tho sort OF Animal Yo
Want.

How TO Select tho sort Of Animal You
want.
In the first place an intending pur-
chaser should determine what kind Of n
horse he wants and what he wants TO do
with the animal. II he wishes the horse
TO puil II grocery wagon he should look
for u strong and ducilc beast. heavy
enough 10 pull good loads, but not 20
heavy Ms to ruin his legs and feet by
tr0ttiug over stony streets. II he wishes
n luro Tor bic family todriyc, he should
AK Tor tho ,aino requisites as above. but
should want alsoa little more aymm,try
IN the animal. II howishes o road horse.
he Alould determine how fast he wishes
TO 90 aud apply tue tine test q tho trot
ter. II he wishes a saddle horse then
he should look for clean limbs. sloping
pasterns, strong shoulders, a short bacl;
and above everything u springy aud
active gait.
al OF these classrsshould have good
feet. mo feet no horse" Is an old
adago Of much wisdom. For common
horses there is n market price. When
horse gets above tho aWrago no rule can
bcappliod in determining his value. An
inexperienced person had great do1
better go to II reputable dealer aud tell
him what he wants and ask to try horscJ
till he be suited. Always get the deal
er's price before trying horse. Whom
you get one that you thinl; suits you
take him to a veterinary surgeon and
have him examined. n ho Is pronounced
sound You can probably do no better
than purchase.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

OMAHA, Neb., May 1.-The Mctho-
DIST general conference reconyened
this morning. The entire tenslon was
devoted 10 the organization Of com.
mltt,cs, the presentation anu rcieronco
Of resolutions and routine business.
The question whether tho bishops
or the conference shall appoint tho
Judiciary committee caused consider.
able heated discussion. a notice Civ.
lng the bishops the right to nominate
lut the conference the power 10 con-
frm the nomination for the committee
was finally adopted.
Among the resolutions presented was
one by DR.. J. wiudles fphiladeiphia,
invofing memorializing Congress anu
the Prrsident and protesting against
tue raasagc OF the Chinese exclusion
I'LL. Tho resolution was referred to n
conimitteo Of five TO repor, tomorrow,
and committee appointed TO prepare
said memorial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06
{. LAKE CITY TERRITORY

National Park asaocl tiop tQlay.fg.
sumed HE testimony before the House
COMMITTEES on public lands, hut failed
TO bring tho papers concerning leases
he promised 10 bring.
He said he had never spoken 70 Rug
sell Harrison on tho subject Of putting
stock In trust for him, but had nut
stock In trust without Hnrfisonia
knowledge. Ho thought he asked
Russell Harrison TO say 10 the secr.-
tary that anything he (Wa,ersl said
could he relied on. Waters I'D not
know X. q. Kerrs, but had used Kern
name ne n trustee for the stock, because
he knew Kvrrs 10 be friend OF Russell
Harrison.
When asked whether the stock cot
aside for Russell Harrison was for \
consideration, or asa gilt, witness fin.
ally said he had naked Russell Harri.
son TO see tho secretary OF the interior
and felt he might want 10 call on
him again for something right End
proper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

NEW YORK, May 5.-A Washington
correspondent telegraphing his paper,
atllrms thai tn. President annou need
ut Cabinet meeting II the nomina.
lion depends upon Southern votes he
will not accept II. Harrison recog.
Mics the fact that not one OF tho
Southern States viii elect Republican
members OF the electoral college II no
heads the ticket, and he does not wish
TO owe his nomination 10 these barren
delegations. The statement that Har.
rieon made such "a declaration wns
made public on Tuesday evening by
one OF the members OF the Cabinet
while in conversation with a promin.
ent gentleman who Is on Walt to the
capital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06
rico Cars with Their Load Of Human
rreIgh, Goes Through a Bridge
weakened by Rain.
ssvrn PERSONS KNOWN TO DC
DEAD.
several bays Required to Clean up
The wreck aud Put the Track
In Working Order.
n, telegraph to tho Srw'.l
THE SANTA ~ WRECK.
,..,ner Deisii- of the Terrihie
plsn.ter.


~, MAptsos, Ia, May 5.-Wilhout
n word Of warning, In thc hiius' W "
frlahtful storm, the east oounu .lnns ',
continental express, hileu WIN nuilH 'i
beings wrapped In sumner, pI"nk.u
,bfo,Igh tfcstlc weakened py IaIni
Killing seven people and wonnu'ng Z"
number OF others. .,
Tho great express came tlrongn
from Han francisco, Los Angeles anu
Mexloo 10 Kansas CITY aud lett there
AZ $40 Wednesday afternoon. Inc
train was composed OF postal, baggage,
smoidug, chhiL tourist and two run
man coaches.s The bridge through
which the train plunged II about one
bunJred and eoventy-hvo feet long
md thirty feet high over Fox river,
nssr Revere. The terrible rains OF the
nsst month seemed TO reach climax
inst nIsht and carried the bridge out
M llns yet left II standing aud so
far as tho engineer could see all
tight. ~ - A.,
train crawled slowly onto the bridge.
The engine CROSSED 1t safely, but not
tho balance OF the train, for tho bridge
went down with its precious load, only
the engine and roar sleeper remaining
on either side OF the abutmcnts. The
other portions OF tho train were pre-
elpilated into the mad current which
WAS rushing through the ravino. Five
ears with their load uf human freight
ami tho remains OF tho bridge sank to-
re,her IA one cOnglOmcrnte mass,
cru,hing tho tiinbers. From tho torn
and twisted iron work and mnngled
humanity there arose wild shrieks
from the wounded and dying above
the roar Of hestorm.
The engineer and hreman aud I'M
Injured OF the ronr sleeper hurried 10
the rescue. Some passengers In the
wrecked cars escaped, and, fighting
their way through the roaring torrent,
reached the banks Rnl fell TO the
ground exhausted. Seven sank In the
yfock 10 die, aud twonty.six are
known to have been injured.
A relief train was sent from hero at
3a.m. The train arrived there after
daylight and rendered valuable u.s.
elstnnoo TO the suffering passengers.
In the meantime the Colorado express
came up to Meiill and started for Fort
Madison, via the keokuk 4 Western
road.
The extent OF the Injuries has not
yet been ascoftninod.
A few miles north Of l<ookuk tho
train ran into landslide aud narrow
ly e.cnped ditching. Many OF the
Injured are In n serious condition, but
only two fatal examinations are antici.
paied. Most Of the passengers were
able 10 proceed to be transferred. 1t
win require several days to clear up
the wreck and put the track Ia working
order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06
Secretary Noble. Alleged wrongful
Acts,

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Bofors tho
committee on private land claims, Rep
Fcsentativo Otis Kan. producuda pre-.
amblo and resolutions roclting certain
alleged wrongful acts ON the part OF
Secretary Noble and the commissioner
Of the general land Office, Carter,
which acts, II II alleged, We're In the
intercsi Of conspiracy In 1877 In the
lann tfilco between s. b. Flklns, then
a delegate toCohgrots FROM New Mex.
co, United States Attorney Ca,Ton OF
New Mexico, and ex,commissioner OF
the general land Office, Williamson,
which resulted In depriving home.
stead prescription settlers In Colorado
and Now Mexico Of their vested rights.
The resolution calls for M inyesiiga.
tt1u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

Tho daintiost, latest fad in porcelains
ia to have tho set, whether It DO for fish
or o'clock tea, fitted into graceful
basket instead Of tho conventional satin
lined leather or velvet case. Tho basket
is made about tho same size ~ tho moro
old fashioned receptacle, and lined in
the same way with soft silk. Pretty.
quaint cup1 borrow an additional charm
from this style Of setting, and tho light,
attractive framing is becoming to t
decorations Of any platter or dish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

a VIGOROUS ATTACK ~ THE
DEPUTIES.
hadihPs Proposition Lost, and the
Premier Informs the Cabinet OF
bis Intention TO Resign.
Tie Government Demands n Vet. Of
Confidence.

Confidence.
koiF, May DIN the DEPUTIES To-
Jay tho government demanded yo,,
OF confidence In the financial uro.
grhmmv. A long and heated DEBATE
ensuei, anu, when the question was
tut TO vote. the government WA 80.
tcalei, by 1913 to ls6. The proceedings
were heated throughout and often up.
foafiouu. The attack upon the govern.
mont was opened by Signor Glolitte,
VINO proceeded amid constant lnterfup.
ioue OF members Of each side OF IA,
house, excltedly arising and exchang.
ing vitupetatiyc eplthete. The uproaf
hnnlly reached such pitch that the
pEcsiulng officers were Obliged 10 clos.
tue debate. Whom quiet was restored
the debate rusum.d, and Minister
Dnmaldi moved vote Of confidence
IN the government. ~ soon MS the de.
icnt OF the government was announced.
Premier Rudlni rose anu said that he
must immediately consult with his
colleagues IN the cabinet.
IL IL reported Rudini has informed
The Cabinet Of his intention TO resign,
Growing hostility 10 Baron Nicosera
doubtless helped bring about the crisis.
IL IL Probable SignUfs Saracca, Glolotti
hnd Loninu will Lo the chief members
Of the nnw Cabinet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

A "Gazo.teer VI lllinoisn pablished In
1891 gays, "Clicago.s growth, oven for
western towns, has been unusually rapid,
as twoyoars since Il contained five gtoros
and $50 inhabitant0." After describing
tho place, tho gazetteer says, at con.
t9ins three house8 for public worship.
nm academy, an infant and other schools.
twenty-five or thirty stores Gnany OF
them doing large busincss), several tav.
ems, mechanics OF various kinds, q
printing Office (Which publishes the Chi
cago Democracy and 900 70 200 inhab-
itaniu.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06
BiAine Appealed Co by Imprisoned
IrishIncn,

WAsIIISGTos, May o. - General
O'Bcirne and Thomas 81. John Gaa.
ney, acting In compliance with the
request Of tho Political PrIsonsrs' Am.
nesly Association OF Ireland, called on
Secretary Blaine this morning to ask
the friendly interpretation Of this gov
ornmoni In the matter OF obtaining tho
release OF irieh'Anierivan citizens now
held rs prisoners In Great Britain. In
advance OF legal presentation Of the
case the secretary was not willing to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

Heroic treatment for wrinkles Is
threatened. It is said Of a Gornnn sur.
Eoon in Japan that no found by pinch.
ing up a little plat OF skin below the
outer corner OF the oyelid Of his slant
eyed subjects tho lids could DO drawn
down to the proper level and made 10
open moro widely. Then no cut ont
this little patch and joined tho edges by
couple OF stitches and covered tic
slight wound with sticking plaster Il
healed, leaving no scar. Everything do.
sired Of the operation had been attained
Europeans resident thoro tried tho ol'.
Grafton and arc satisfied, as they claim
to look from five TO ten years younger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

NEW YORK, May 5.--A section OF
the floor Of the new Havemeyer build.
ing at the corner Of Portland aud
Church streets, loaded with mortar,
fell into the sub.collar this afternoon.
IL Is believed that three men were
killed. Two Of the Injured have been
gotten out.
Albert thinner and Charles Desoiar
were instantly killed and three others
seriously Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

It consists Of tho hand being broup
to horizontal position over the y
brows, and its origin dates from the
commencement Of tho history of the
Englifh army. During the tournaments
of tho Middle Ages, after tho Queen Of
Beauty" WINS onthroned. tho knights
who were to take part In the sports Of
the day marched past the dais on which
she sat, an' as they passed they shielded
their oyea from the rays of her beauty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

wAguNGToS, May 5.--rho Prcsi.
dent approved the Chinese bill this
afternoon. Tho bill was sent 20 the
President at noon. II was coniended
by some that the existing CHINESE
rtetfictiOnR expire tomorrow, aud that
the Chinese could freely enter the
Unltcl States unless the President
signed the bill ut once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

INV YORE, May 5.-St. Michanl's
Roman Catholic church was badly
damaged by fire this morning. The
total loss l. estimated ut $4,000. Four.
teen huudIci children were In the
usroohinl school adjoining the church,
but they marched out IA safety, and
there was no panic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

WARRINGTON, May 5,IThe Senate
commerce committee unanimously de-
cided to report iavoTably the bill
granting ala American register to cer-
tain foreign built chips OF the Inmnn
line OF n tonnage Of not less than 5000
aud speed OF not lees than twenty
knots, which passed the House Mon.
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

PARIS, May "a box containing
coin and bonds to the value Of 1000.
600 francs was stolen today from vau
belonging to the Eastern Railway
Company while the driver was de-
livcring goods IN the Boulevard DIES
CAuuclntH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

'aihH hhA" Use
Tho following ingenious explanation
has been offered; When Napoleon first
felt tho sway Of ambition ho tried to
implicato General Morrau in Pichegrus
conspiracy. Morcau had boon Bona.
parties superior and was very popular,
but under the circumstances, with tho
imam Of mystery" In power, 1t was not
safe to express publicly any sympathy
with Moreau; so his admirers and sup
porters quietly agreed TO nick their coat
lnpels 10 show their fellowship The
outlines of tho coat form an NJ, like this,
= MORGAN was oSiled by Napoleon
and lived in Worthwhile, Pa, for some
years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

PoKT TOWNSEND, WASH, May g.
So far MS learned no Chinese ATTEMPTED
TO enter the United S,alos TO-DAY,
though 1t was stated that they had
gathered In large numbers along the
border Ia the hope that tue exclusion
act would fail 10 pass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

NEW YORR, May 5.--Charles Emory
Smith, minister to Russia, has arrived
here. He stopped nj London and had
n long talk with Minister Robert Il.
Lincoln. He says that Lincoln viii
not be n candidate for the Presidency,
believing that Harrison viii bu can.
dldate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

labo~r Tor the Stone com.
pany. The murder was entirely un-
provoked nnd cold blooded.
The people Of Iomont made q demon.
strauon tonight to lynch Cain, bu, the
tilclsls removed him TO n place Of
safety and the demonstration came to
naught.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06
rho President of corn.u uni,orsit,
Hrnigns.

ITHACA, n. v, May 5.--Owing TO
grave aud seemingly iFreconcilable
ulnerenccs VI opinion In regard TO mat.
.en OF Administrative Importance,
President Adams OF Cornell Univcr.
sity suni his resignation to the board
Of trustees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

NEW fORil, May Give hundred
thousand dollars M gold were taken n.
the sub.tteRsury this afternoon for
shipment To Europe. French bankers
expect 1000, 900 morn tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

LONDON, Msy 5.--Thv lockout ir tho
Lancashire cotton trade II settled ny
both masters AMI workingmeu having
agreed to resume operations on Non.
loN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

How Woods WIN InJuro one Another.
. Walnut and cypress and cypress and
cedar will rot each other when joined
together, but on separation the decay
will'cease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06
The norrows.rox-Mi,bann scandal.

LoNDoa, May 5.--Thc general pub.
nc IL becoming thoroughly disgustoI
with the actions Of Borrowc, Fox,
Milbank and othcp who gained no.
torcly by the course they followed
tinoe the revelations OF the dayton
iiur'on scandal were made public.
tonsidnrable excitement prevails 10.
uny among the friends Of the duelist
anu u In predicted fresh encounters
wiz shortly take place. Borrowo, In
company with u friend, called Mt the
lodgings OF Colonel "rom" Ochiltree
Today and asked 20 see that gentleman.
inc servant said Colonel Ouiiltree
was nj home, hut he declined TO see
Hofrowe. Tho latter then sent mes.
sage 70 the Colonel sisling that he Ind
heard that Colonel Ochiltrts had
threatened TO spit in his face, and
he ma como TO have him carry out the
!hfeat' Theservant declined 20 carry
INT me2sage aud Borrowo left. IL il
reported that Borrowe ia eager Tor
hlothsr encounter with Fox, who viii
hlll Tor the United States In u fort.
night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

LONDON, Msy G.--fhe Southeastern
Railway terminus at Dover burned to
the ground last night. Tho FIRE Ia still
burning, being favored by h steady
wind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

OTTAWA, H., May 5.--rhe most
disastrous aud alarming Hood Ia tho
history OF the city visited this locality
last night. In the old town OF Mar.
Eeilles email bridge across Gun creek
lodged ut the mouth OF the culvert, ANA
blocking the stream, backed the water
up anu flooded the entire district.
Many narrow escapes are reported In
the flights for safety, but no loss OF
life was ontalloi. Tho low land In the
residence and manufacturing districts
" Ottawa, aud onc-half miles long,
and from one'quErter to u mile wide,
h continuous lake. Small bridges
were carried away, culvorts washed
out and railroad tracks washed away
until connection with the outer world
was cut Oh. Between Twin BluilsRnd
La Sale and Gonesee all coinmunlca.
ton IL cut Oh by tbs wIsnouts Of tracks,
culyerts aud small bridges. IL IL es.
timated that IL VIII take twenty-four
hours to re.establlsh communication.
There are serloua washouts near Toni.
cnn, and the mGln business streets are
inundated. During this afternoon the
water WA recodlng rapidly Vt Ottawa,
but there are no noticeable changes at
La Sale and Peru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

WARRINGTON, May -E.C. watets,
formerly manager Of tho Yellowstone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

DIS MONIES, Ia, May 5.--The con.
tinuous rnins In Iowa during tho past
week has resulted In high water and
great damage TO the railroads. Twelve
miles Of the Des Moines aud Kansas
City road between here and Cainos.
vllla have been washed away. The
DiagUnal'a trains are abandoned, and
the Rock Islands trains laid on for
similar reasone. The Wiutorset aud
indianola branches of the same line are
also II, n standstill. Travel by wagon
Is impossible on account Of the con-
dillon OF the country ronds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

BURLINGTON, Ia, May 5.-Last
nighta storm was the worst In years.
Ten hours' rain fell In a solid body,
flooding the entire country. The
Chicago, Burlington and Quinry road
suffered several bad washouis between
Nia city and Cres.on, which stopped
all traffic during the day. The trains
got through tonight. A big landslide
south Of the city has interrupted all
trsfilc ON the H. Louie, Keokuk and
Northwestern road north Of Fort
Madison. South Main street In this
city was n running river three feet
deep for time. Much damage was
doLe In the city and surrounding
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

MONTPELIER, VT, May 5.-The
Democratic State convention mot this
afternoon. Hon. Stephen G. Shuftlifi
was made permanent chairman. A
resolution calling 10Y the appointment
Of committee 10 investigate the
charges " packing the convention "
1890 WAS adopted alter bitter discus.
sion. A ruoefa was then takon.
The following ticket was nominated:
Governor, Bradley Il. Smalley; Lieu.
trlnnt.G Governor, George NJ. Dear.
born, Treasurer, Alexander Cochran;
Secretary OF state, John j. Enrlghf;
Auditor, Elisha May; delegates, j. ID.
Hanrahau, John Robiuson, j. Henry
Jackson and II. IL. Folsom.
Tho resolutions express dutermiua-
ton 10 renew the Ell rts after tarln re-.
form: insist that American manu-
fac,urnrs must have free raw materGk;
condemu the present tariff laws; say
that nothing can justify the CONVEX.
sion into money OF more silver than IN
required Tor circulation, az Tree coinage
ia iorriug the people to buy what they
don't want at nSed price much
above the market value; ClevelRnd's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

TOPEKA, Kan, May ga terrific
rainstorm last night, amounting to a
cloudbumi, caused Hood which has
submerged large numbcr Of streets Ia
this city. Many lower stories nru uu.
der water, anu In some districts the
people are moving around in boats.
The tracks Of the Burlington road Were
washed out nj the same time near
Atchison. The Missouri Pacific was
Obliged To abandon It's Lincoln branch
IN NohIRska on account OF landslides
and washout,. All the stfuAms In
southeastern Nebraska and northeast.
ern Kansas are out OF their banks and
doing much damage 10 crops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

the LowLANo TRhnsFoRmCo
INTO a LAKE.
Had Condition Of tho Roads In Iowa.
"A Terrific Rainsiorm Ia
kansas.
Tho iiiincis riyer OVeriinws iis Hanks
Causing Much Damngc.


causing hueh DamnEe.
CHICAGO, May Blowing to the
heavy rams the past fow days through.
cut the Middle States, tho Illinois
river overlooked ils banks and caused
many waghuuts along the lines Of the
Alton, Rock Ieland and Santa 70
ltoatr, ferllully interfering with trnf.
Tic. In the ueighh0Ihuud OF Joliet aud
LOclgpOrt there has been w0shouts on
all the roads, and neither passenger
nor freight tgnlns could reach the city.
Dispatches from there aud many other
points report much minor damage by
the Hoods. A the streams are out Of
Their banks, aud the country for long
distance has u dVsOlate appearance OF
late. The greatest damage Il In tho II.
lnois iivur valley, and " told OF In
an Ottawa dispntcu. In Chicago and
lie suburbs there 81 also much NEON
yonience. Tho strcots 0f the suburban
towns Ia many instances arc flooded,
ns well as the Easements u tho houseH,
aud In some OF the lowerlying districts
people are going around Ia boats.
In the city proper, basomentH were
Hooded, the sowers being clicked
and the ilOOdwatUr backing up.
Part q the Dire department was en-.
gagged today pumping out water from
the lower portions Of buildinge. rhu
Chicago river II higher than fIr n'tet n
years, aud Is flowing into the lake
with current of ten miles an hour,
the result being that the city's water
supply IL again being polluted by
sewage. The swlftncss OF the current
Ia the river has rendered tho moving
OF vesiels extremely difficult, and two
or three bad serious collisi0ns with the
bridges
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-06

MARIETTA, o., May 5.--A terrific
wind and rainstorm early this morn
ing did much damage u property, the
heavy Iron roof Of the Leldeoker FOOL
company being torn from the building.