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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03
TIE NATIONAL FINANCES sArE.
THE pIrTsBuna MAGDALEsEs.
Tho Order for their Expulsion no.
yoLed.

PiT1sDuRo, Dec. 2.-After closing
the disOrderly houses In the city, the
order was revoked today by Chiof
Brown OF the department Of public
safety. The action was the result OF a
conflict between Mayor Gourley and
Chief Brown. IL seems probable that
the women who inhabit the houses OF
ill-reputo will continue without further
molestation. The announcement that
tho time for closing had been indeflu-
itely postponed caused Indignation,
and Will be denounced at the usual
Monday meeting OF the clergy. This
afternoon number OF ministers called
upon the mayor, and It was decided to
appoint committee to provide shelter
for those who are roPentant and tesire
TO reform.
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Eager TO Learn English.

Asa proof OF the manner In which
the civilization OF the West IL SELLING
hpli ON Japan aud all that is Japanese,
Il ia stated that in n private mission
school In the town OF kiota there were
400 Japanese women. Ten years ago
the fathers OF these girls looked upon
them ~ slaves, or at best upper serv-
ants. Now they strain every nerve TO
give them liberal education. Even
young husbands are sending their girl
wives 10 school. The craze TO learn
English In universal. The cody will
offer 10 work for an Engllsh.speaking
master for the price OF two pounds OF
rice a day, II he will only talk to him
In English.
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A s,.auisr overdue.

NEW YopIS, Dec. 2.--The North
German Lloyd steamship Spree at mid.
night IL iorty.eight hours overdue, and
anxiety for her safety IN very great.
There arv 300 passengers aboard. The
worst that Is feared Ia that the big en-
gines are broken down and Will he
hard TO repair. II 10 supposed that the
Spree is being helplessly drlited out OF
the steamer track, Tor her pals arc use.
lcss except to steady hcr. This would
explain why she was not sighted by
the City Of New York or Brlttlnic,
which go over the same route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

CHICAGO, Dec. &c. s. Ellsworth, n
Chicago capitalist, has begun suit for
damages against q. ]. Ives, lsesiden
and general superintendent OF the
Huntington, Cedar Rapids Il Northern
Railroad. He asks for receiver and
an accounting Of their business. He
claims he and Ives made a secret part
nership in land speculations along tho
line OF the rnilroad extensions, where
Ives, as president, had power to locate
townsites. Instead, however, OF keep.
ing faith, Ives, II IL alleged, located on
lands owned by the company, in
which Ives ~ n stakeholder, und cap.
turei the Hons share OF tho profits.
Ellsworth claims 100000, at least, is
due him.
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A New Steamship Line.

WARRINGTON, ID. g., Dec. 2.-0iil-
cials OF the Chesapeake d Ohio
Railway here confirm the statement
that now steamship line Will bo
organized 10 operate between Newport
News and Liverpool. Six iirst-class
vessels will lbs put on the line at u cost
OF over 81, 900, 900. The capital will be
furnished Jointly by American and
English investors, with a majority Of
the stock In the hanis OF tho Chesa-
peake q Ohio Railway Company.
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a shock Liho Ear,hq u.nc.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. Q. =
About . O'Clock this morning u de.
cided shock was felt In section ex
tending from Hill City to the summit
Of Missionary Ridge. nboul two miles
square. The shock was apparently
from north TO south. Doors In houses
dew open, piles Of lumber were upset,
coal at the chutes rolled down and
water vibrated. Residents assert that
the shock was caused by the breaking
down OF some enormous caves. No
Casualties reported.
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SAN Francisco, Dec. .. - News
was received here today that q tract
OF $500 acres eight miles from Antioch,
Cal, have been flooded by the over.
flow Of the San joaquin river. The
labor OF reclaiming viii DO very great.
A large crop OF onions and potatoes
were ruined. The total loss is placed
at $4,000 TO $4,000. A number OF
lesser overiiows along the San joaquin
are reported.
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Lizzie borden.

TAUNTON, Mass, Dec. 1.-The third
count OF the indictment against Lizzie
Borden was kept secret, as tho party
indicted was not In custody. IL Is IN
deisto0d that the indictments VIII be
served on Miss Borden ut her quarters
In the Taunton jail. she was notified
today by friends OF the indictments by
the grand jury, and ~ said to have pre-
served the stolid demeanor which has
marked her course during the trl9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

BERLIN, Dec. "A great meeting
OF Berlin's unemployed was held this
afternoon. Tho police had taken great
precautions TO preserve order. A nun.
Der OF speakers used inccndiary Ian.
guage and were warned by the police.
Az no heed was paid the assemblage
was ordered TO dispersc. All present
then formed In line aud marched back
to tho city. At Kmnigs-Thor q slight
disturbance AROSE which was quickly
suppIeseed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

ERIE, Pa. Dec. 2.-Mrs. Ralph
KANE had her husband imprisoned a
few days ago for beating her. He
was released today, and she was at q
neighbors with her four children,
fearing his anger. He hunted her,
emptied revolver into her body, and
going TO the railroad ana releasing a
car on a steep grade, ran beside 1t until
1t gathered speed and then threw him.
self beneath lt. His body was horribly
mangled. His wife Is dying.
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Governor Viewer Indicted.

LONG ISLAND CITY, MY, Dec. g.
and his sister, Mrs. Schley, anu the
and aapeye estates, have been indicted
by the grand jury for maintaing nuis-
ances. The governor and others own
large blocks OF property which are
principally swamp land and oesspools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

WAsTuNGTos, ID. O., Dec. ALI
most all Of the members OF the House
and Senate have now reached here and
committee meetings are the order Of
the day FOR the purpose OF completing
reports that are TO be made during this
session or for outlining legislation. The
work OF Congress will probably be
confined to appropriations, and nm
effort viii be made TO make the SEES
sion very brief. Among the reports
looked for arg those OF the House COM
mittee about the Reading combine and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Dec. at is re-.
ported that the steel works will be-
shut down on the eth instant for two
weeks, and all the employees will be
discharged. A scale will then be
arranged which every man will be
obliged to sign to secure employment
Mt tho worka
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 2.--The official
count OF the presidential vote In Texas
gives Cleveland 2s9,iis; Harrison,
1915; Weaver, 239, 6ss; Bidwell, 2lJ5.
10 Harrison's vote should be added
1868 Republican ballots for the Lily
Waite electors, being representatives
OF the white mans faction OF the Re.
publican party.
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Information Wanted.

Mary A. Barnes, OF onawa, Monona
county, Iowa, writes to the NEWS for
information regarding the whereabouts
OF Jacob Killiap, her brother, whom
she believes to DO living somewhere In
this Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

ASHLAND. KY, Dec. Ain q heavy
fog ut 3 O'Clock this morning tho Ches.
apeake ~ ONO westbound accommo.
dalton struck n wrecking train, com.
pletely demolishing tho caboose, tool
and box chr and badly iniuring five
persons, some fatally, however. Several
others were slightly Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

sALgM, Or, Dec. 2.-rho secretary
OF ttatc has not yet begun 10 canvass
the election returns, pending the man
damus proceedings which arc TO be In
stituted In the state circuit court to
test tho legality OF the balloia on which
the name " Pierce, a Populiet. Demo-
orat elector, appeared twice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. at IN
rumored that at Coal Greek the miners
are preparing TO attempt again tho
release Of the state convicts before
Governor Buchanan goes out OF Office.
General Kellar Anderson has been
authorized to increase his force, but ut
the same time the state officials here
do not fear trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

EXMoRE, Va, Dec. ALI con.
ditions were favorable for shooting to-
dsy and President-elect Cleveland and
party had most successful outing.
Tomorrow will no occupied with an
all.day expedition, and Sunday night
Mr.. Cleveland viii start on his home.
ward journey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03
Destroyed by firc.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 2,-Flre tonight
destroyed the door and sash factory OF
tho Hoiner. Lothmer company. Water
from the engines destroyed practically
the contents OF large warehouse ad-
Joining. Loss, sl00, 900; fairly well In.
cured. The firm has branch at Osh .
hosh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

the Senate committee, which has held
sessions In Chicago, Philadelphia and
New York and pit,sburg and made
searching inquiries Into the "Pinker-
ton" eystem Of settling strikes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03
Return OF tho president.

WAauHGros, Dec. 2.-Tho Prcsi'
dent and other members OF the cabinet
who accompanied him to the funeral
OF DIR. Scott, at Washington, Pa, re-
turneI to the city tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Six ssfes In one
big Office building near police head.
quarters were blown ofsn and robbed
last night. There Is no elew 10 the
perpetrators. II Is thought that not
more than $500 was secured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

New YoRiS, Dec. al. Ross Faulk.
ner, n student at the Bellevue Medical
College, and n son Of Senator Fauik.
ner, committed suicide by poison this
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03
A COMPROMISE REJECTED.
a Refusal TO Pay Alfred $4,000 for Al
legged Damages 10 His Springs.
THE MATTER OF WEIGHING coAI.
The Gravity sewer system.-An Ex.
pert Engineer so nc Employed.
sewer Pump Veto.

Tho City Council met In adjourned
session last night, President Loot.
borrow In the chair. Tho members
present were: Rich; Horn, Herdy,
Evans, Boardsley, Hciss, Moran,
Simondl, Karrick, Kelly, Lawson,
Wantland-l2. Absent-Bell, Fol-
land-2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

The Proceedings.
Tho minutes OF the previous meeting
were road and approved, after which
the recorder read the following from
the Culmor.Jennings company, which
was referred to the board OF public
works: eve respectfully request pay
ment for the extra work done con.
nec.cd with tho grading OF Main
street and First South street ss ordered,
amounting to s37l6.57.
10 LAY A SWITCH.
The Park City Ice company asked
to be allowed to connect Its property
on Eighth south street by q private
railway switch with tbs Utah Central
Railway company. Committee on
streets.
Il STREET SEWER.
The city engineer reported In the
matter Of the petition Of T.. l.. vii.
liams and others relative to construct
Ing q sewer on Il street from present
terminus Of sewer to Third street, that
the limits Of sewer district No. 8 ex-
tend only TO point half way between
Second and Third streets, and to extend
the sewer TO Third streets, would DO to
carry It Into territory not now en-.
braced within the limits Of any sewer
district. accordingly submit esti.
mate OF the cost for exteudiuv
the saver In the limits nj dist,,ct M
3, instead OF 10 Third street. Tbc csst
of constructing sueh a ssv.r viIi In
ABOUT $50 which apportioned among
improyement viii be NJ the rsis 81
al 5I per front foot. Committss on
Sewerage.
HAS BEEN RESTORED.
Inc same oniciai reported In the
relative 10 Roadway obs,ructsa ,h,o,,sh
the operations Of William Hsrt,nswSo
IL WORKING gravel nil n.ar tbe Wan,
Springs under n lease from The c,,v
that the road In ouestion has basn
restored to Its original condition md
iurther action on the part OF tho
council 10 therefore unnecessary.
Filed.
,,o,,n,,,, . -
o''i"'"iSh fHorosiiioS hh'EcrkD.
Evans a. Rogers. nttornsys for main.
tifIh I'm the case Of A Ilrea W. sail Lax.
ir which a I,J,.n,.,,, sn..t,
ia snont was oVsaineu
asshs. VIZ oe'enuAn, IN inc Fourtn
Ds.iict court recehtiy ior SoUS.3S,
sent IN communication In which
they proposed compromise for con-
sideration OF $4,000. On recommends
ton OF tho city attorney tho propoui.
ton WINS rejected.
NJ ,N., Wv"
On recommendation OF the commit
tee on license Frank Monroe was
SPeopie;s Th.atren on Jommarc,si
street.
COAL WEIGHING REPORT.
The special committee, consisting Of
Evans, boatusiey anu ROLAND, APP
with reference 10 The weiyhing ~ cnaI
etc., reported In substance MS follows
anu asked that the report be adopted;
Tim, until wolghma.,or. aro .nno,,,.s
(under tho provisions, OF tho ordinances
temporarily employ an inspector at oaeh
p,cigp and p,o ooa yhrWus, VIZ me Union
10 insnec,and attsst 10 ,ba snpyc oVn ya,,
Of ali ooal al such Yards. Ina, tho so,hagS
dealers DO required TO have their loads
, weisngu ana Uet,hoa 70 by either OF the
Except when purchasers agree with such
dealers TO accept their weight, J., w.
son; that the Ordinance referred In Ia
passed at once and it's provisions en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

BERLIN, Dec. Ain the Rsichstag
today the debate on the budget was
continued and It passed the nrst read.
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

il!ze her army on the French frontier
and act as indicated In paragraph A In
case France should asoist Russia"
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no pRrsknvE IuRorE's rKAoE.

10 PREsENNE IChOih'r TRACE.
"tD) In case Of conflict between
Italy and France In Europe or In the
colonies Germany would mobilize her
army and net CONFORMITY with Italy,
while Austria would mobilize her
army on the Russian frontier, ready TO
assume the Offensive IN care Russia
should side with Franco.
"s. We promise and swear on our
honor 10 maintain the status quo aud
the peace OF Europe that has Resulted
from the strict Observance OF the pres.
ent treaty by VA md our ministers
and 10 safeguard the security and honor
VI our states.
".5lgned and sealed by each Of the
contracting parties.
"FRAScfs JosEpII.
CIVILIAN IL.
"HuaBEKr |.
"rhis treaty, In the usual manner,
shall be kept eeciet, and the PARTIES
thereto conform to the clansca therein
contained. "CApRivf,
Chancellor OF the Empire.
"kALNoItY.
"RuDfNf,
PRECEDENT Of the Council.v
Tho paper publishing the above In
not the lctn Journal, but sheet re-.
Gently established. The story Is ridl-
culod hero Us n pure fabrication.
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AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.
Alleged Text OF tho New Triple All.
nncc.

NJ. ~ a., ,,,,., a.
iAiis, Dec s.-Wh8t Is claimed 10
pethe text OF tne main portions oil the
htsst unppie nlianee treaty Is now
puoirhea III iuii, nho oorna IN mn
sui'oriai s"ys' we publish the most
impofIant document OF modern his
.oiy., We 10 nor state now we pro-
treaty IL az follows: ~
I'VE. William II, by the grace Of
uou, .tc', e'e;i we, FIancis Joseph,
&c, e'c.; we, humbert 4, etc, etc., by
vliiue oi the rights which belong to us
IN our respective states, nave, with
Tue OBJECT OF Safeguarding the honor,
dignity ana security OF our people,
entered INTO the following treaty:
DEFENSIVE AND OFFENSIVE
-, $3.50.
VI. considering Tue vngueness OF the
present poiltieai situation regarding
certain European powers, which may
nave nave great lnhuenee on the peace OF
europe, we, AFTER havihg taken advice
OF our ministers. promise and swear
on our hohot nhaion the hoiy Tesla
meht 70 renew anu coniirm the prom.
isos muue hhu conventions nIreauy
agteea upon ny US ior the further
periou VI FIX yenis'
~. we renew the league OF defense
whlch wouiu oecone onensivei IN case
"3. We agree that our ministers md
representatives, IN ioreign governments
shaIi acl IN ACCORD win one another
Win REGARD 70 external pohey.
AGREE TO HELP uuMpERr.
-, a., ,,,u, =,
1. we, Wlnam ~, ana we, Fran
CTS Joseph, ag,ee 70 lehI our AID anu
assistance 70 humnert l IN carrying
9nt his eNIernai anu colonial policies.
we tecogniLc his righ's anu thst tome
70 u. SonsIueIeu tne ehplM OF laIy'
we, Wnilam ~ anu We lumbert 1,
ptgmlse 20 'shu our a'u anu assistance
70 FRANCIS Joseph In carrying out his
ioreign pohcy, hofe etpecinily regard
lug tns question OF ,he baikans. we,
rhucis Joseph, anu we, humoert 1.
promlse our aiu anu assistance TO
WiiIlaih IL IN carrying OUT MS Foreign
pomey.
20. Ehcn OF THESE contracting parties
hgfees 70 niu ,he othor Two through
ulpionacy anu py material ASSISTANCE
ON iahu anu WAFER.
W. We,tho contracting parties, agree
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members OF the fnnily about Mise
Helen Gould's condition. Dr nnnn
Is snid to have felt some uneasInsss
about her yesterday, and Il wes Ter
Illness that caused him Ia remain in
the house. There " no hone tbnt eIe
will be able 10 attend the funeral scr.
Vices In the house Oh Monday. Moth.
ing definit, was learned about M,
funeral arrangements tonight beyoud
what was announced by Df. Paxton
today.
LIFE OF JAY GOULD.
Jay Gould was born ut Roxbury. N.
", May "a, 1896. Attho age OF four.
teen he entered Hobart acadumy. New
York. Here he studied surveying aud
mathematics, and after leaving school
was employed In making surveys for n
map Of Ulster county. In 1850 mo
published ahlstory Of Delaware county.
After his marriage he became interest.
oil Ms n partner In the business of Col.
Iadock Pratt, q noted tanner OF "hem.
lock sole leather" and with tho nmple
means furnished by his wife, bought
out the old tanners Interest,
In 1867 Mr.. Gould was controlling
director In the Stroudsbury Pa, bank,
and soon after became the owner OF the
Rensselaer, aad Saratoga railroads. In
1859 no removed to New York city
with an abundance Of capital, aud
established himself as a stock6rokor
| and Spectator. Hero hs operations
rarity In connection with The noted
Jim Fisk were on gigantic scan,
founded on series Of original com.
binHtions, united with coneollda.
tons, cornerings aud waterings
OF stocks, TO tho amnzemen,
and often ruin Of hi, long
practlced competitions. Hence he
earned the title Of "The wizard Of Wall
Street" At that time he rose u be
president Of the Erie Railroad, and he
and his friends literally owned tho
concern.
TIE NATIONAL FINANCES sAFE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Secretary OF
the Treasury Foster says that he does
not believe that the death OF jay
Gould Will have any approciablo effect
ON the finances Of the country, as his
son George mny DO depended ON TO
pursue a snke, conservative policy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

Tho minutes OF the previous meeting
were road and approved, after which
the recorder read the following from
the Culmer.Jennings company, which
was referred to the board OF public
works; owe respectfully request pay
ment for the extra work done con.
necscd with tho grading OF Main
street and First South street ss ordered,
amounting 70 S37l6.67.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-03

The Park City Ice company asked
to be allowed to connect It's property
on Eighth South street by q private
railway switch with tbs Utah Central
Railway company. Committee on
streets.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-29
ENTs.

The world loves to laugh, and it certainly
would appear thai frank Daniels was put
upon this sphere to satisfy this inclination
OF tho human race. All theatre. goers will
be glad to know that this quaint and droll
comedian Is coming to this opera house to-
night with his renliy bright and interesting
comedy, Little Puck md his clever
comedy OF eccentric comedians and pretty
Girls, The comedy has been repleuished
this season with n hundred new fcntures--
new music and songs from the latest new
comic operas, new dances flom the new
burlesques, and new and ludiorous soeles,
aituations and sayings, conceived by Mr..
Daniels himself. No comedian of these
times 10 as clever at this sort of work az
Frank Daniels. In the construction OF
tarolal Incidents and the introduction Of
original and catchy sayings. he hardly has
u connection.
Mr.. Daniels has again, this season, the
actress. Miss Bessie Samson, who has been
identified with Little Puok,' from the
hrHt, and whose well-directed Efforts have
always been 30 satisfactory. Tho bnlance
OF the supporting company, however, is
entirely new. Nj. Bert Coote. who was
last season leading comedian with Jarbeau,
shis season plays Billy. the wayward son,
and Tony Williams, one of the best Of
sinRers and dancers, this year plays Slug
gers.s the butler. Robert Evans, R. r. Bell,
y. J.. Don. G. I. Campbell, j. @. Garfield,
7. w.. Belknap have been retained, and
that beautiful singer and good actress,
Rlllle Deaves, has been engaged for her
original character Of Clara. and the other
ladies' N the company are Annette Zelna.
Hattie Waters. Julie Kingsley, Nellie Buck
Icy, Minnie Miller and Lille FordinQ.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-29

Chick Rogers Has q Little Difficulty on
.%..&# South Main Street. it
Chick Rogers, the we1ter weight fighter.
and Dell Dick. the we'll known restaurant
man, met on South Main street last night
after the Corbett exhibition at the opera
house. 1t had been reported that Rogers
had been making threats against Mr.. Dick.
and the latter took him to task about it.
High words followed and Mr.. Dick aimed
g blow at Rogers with his cane, Rogers
Jumped out into the street and
drew revolver. W., Just then he
saw Policeman Bossler, whose attention
t haa been 5s attracted to the quarrel, coming
toward MN, n ran up, Wall street. AS
he turned the corner he dropped his gun in
an ash barrel. The policeman called to
Rogers to stop, and he did SO, and mar
and gun were taken to the city jail, where
they remained for the night. The charge
against Roee 8 is drawing a deadly weapon
with intent to do holly harm. Mr.. Dick
went with the party to the city hail, but
was not detained. as he promised to appear
when wanted. He is only charged with
common assault.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-29
MORE INDICrM ENTs.

Presented by the United States Grand
Jury.
Three Indictment were brought into
court Yesterday by the grand jury. Two
are against Felix and Adolph Barnaby, for
assaulting an Indian on the Flatnead ieser-
The other indictment is against
2 ,ank Casey for tho alleged mujder Of an
on tho Crow reservation. The grand
jury will SO to Deer Lodge TO-DAY to in
spect the United States prisoners confined
in the state renitentiary under the charge
Of Contractors Conley Il McTague.