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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
DO NOT GO ON the STAGE.
Thc Narrow Escape Of Chinaman Who
Was 10 i'iay the Stuii,

Thc narrow Escape OF - Chinaman Who
Wa. TO riay tho skull
It Is rclatal Of Jack Lanui hc, whom
he WIS making a small fortune by Civ
itg tho early day residents OF Colorado
dramatic art in strong nightly dosos.
that he once played memorable "ra.
turn" engagement Ia nn intcrilrmIniug
camp. where the inhabitants insisted on
"ilamlct." Now LnnyrishC. boiug q
comedian IN moro respects than one,
did not at nll favor this Shaka parcan
idea, hut instead tried 10 shake the nm.
lives faith in the "lcgit by insisting
that "Toodles' or "Piuk Dum.uocs"
would enable him 10 shine to much
better advantage. Hamlet was In.
sisted upon, howcvor-thcy wanted 1t
all, including the ghost-and with liam.
IL, loit iu
Accordingly tho somewhat small com.
pluy was told To study Mp. characters
Wcrr "d1uhlel" and the leading mgn
given u chance to distinguish hiu..l a.
tho melancholy Dane. ono problem
presented iinit. No skull could be-
found Tor ,hr graveyard scouc. SIR.
Laugri,ho IoprC,, ntcd to the committee
who had made tho request fog per.
f0lmlnco Of Hamlet" that thb skull
was nll important no skull no clam.
lct,' and what were they going To de-
about ~ Tho committee CON iiarrl. Il
wa, a ncw camp, with no graveyard.
and there wornt even dead Indians
around. Langisho went 20 bed that
night feeling hopeful. II tho committee
couldn't lind % skull ho would lu.yo q
reasonable excuse for substituting TOO.
dlos' on the moinontons night.
Tho following afternoon Langgishe
went into small Chinese laundry 10 gel
bis washing. Just ns no entered he
helrl tue voice of tho chairman Of tho
committee In loud converse with the
proprietor ot the establishment.
"Mmt TO 20 ON the stage, Jolnf'
"llc'; me lhcti mo bully factor, How
mualOo gottoo"
"unl hundred dollars, and here's you
stuH."
Laugrishe collarcd the chairman just
rs Do WINS leaving.
"What In thunder do you want that
Chiulmm for!' he propouudod
The committeeman leaned over con.
Gdugly "For 'llamlot, OF course. hos
going 20 I1ay tho ltull"
"plly tho siWlll Why, grcat.all.frcl-
criuk.i-, man, how can BE-; A skull Is
not whole man. lisa head"
II know h" responded tho enthusiast;
"thlt an ho'll be- By @ o'clock tonight.
Won have tIo head for you. Wc'ru
Toin 60 lynch him "a Chiuumln any
way Won gI,o him a funeral aud all
that, Of course"
e took tho comedian an hour after
covering from hi8 horror 10 convince
tho committee that "hoad wasn't d
llull." Hcplaycd Hamlet" that night.
but tho CMuam.n was In tho audience,
not ON the stage. And tho leading man
soliloGuized over tho dctunct Yorick by
using tho whitehead skull - u mule. -
Rocky Mountain Nova
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

York second IN ll.lU. The pair oafoi
race was not a satisfactory ONE, the
crows steering badly IN rough water.
The DelrOcps colhdcd with tho Nom
psficls, knocking hole In their uoat.
lIandish and Lynn won IA 1888
Huonucker aud Hucht Of Iowa In 1855.
The double scull was won by Park
aud Hcadley " Philadelphia in 9.i3;
Quinn aud truth Ut Brooklyn secOnd
go 05i. There was wretchrd steering
Ou The junior ious A. ~. Reals 90;
Baltimore won DUB J:iu. Ia the senior
iour- the Mod0cs OF 81. Louis auI the
WyauUties OF Michigan mace dead
heat IN i:n3. The Arg.unuts o, Toron.
g., aud The Atlantis OF New York
f0ulcd near the finish.
Ia the Junior cieht, Eyerolts Of BIS.
ton pulled cltnr away from the Daunl-
less % New York, winning In $685..
In the senior eight, the Athletics OF
New York, known M the "Chippies,D
won with ease Ia 1865.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Ephrdm Webster was % tmdrr
among thc Ououlam ludims. Thry
onccdrtrrm,noitl lin him. 4 grave
was dug and his cNccuiuncrs, four in
number with glittcriue '1mahawls
INLAND, wcrcclu.cn. Wcletorsto0d
with his sIl- outstrrtchad, each
hand firmly hold by sturdy brave.
HAwa- asked if he had any request
90 make before he died.
No replied Webster "only I
should like q drink OF water"
mo, no, no" cried several voices
nt once.
Tho venerable war chief Omdia.
81 was inclined Ia grant the request
"llold" hcsad 10 thcMi.ans, whose
ready weapons wurn poised. "Suy
your hands, oncnd not tho Great
Split let him drink q cup Of water
Tor the Inst time
Tho cup wus given him aud ono
hand was Released. Webster with
perfect cumpu,urn and apparent good
feeling. drank the health Of the
chiefs and brave warriors OF tho
Onondugu ualion.'
This exhibition Of good nature and
bravery produced u marked effect
upon the Indians. From all sides
CJmo ciiDsi
"ilr Is frccw
"Lot the white man gow
"llr is good Indian, ono Of us''
Mr. Webster was released, and the
Indians led him % their wigwum4
and smoked with him tho Pipe ot
peace. lie had won tho Indians 10.
spect by his fortitude.-Youth's Coia.
panion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Ono Of tho most unfortunate ami
mails IN the world is tho babakoto.
or, AZ grown mp people with lots of
time TO spare like 10 call him, the In.
dr.s bgev,caudDtus. call him M.
fortunate because he laburs under
the great disadvantage Of resembling
a monkey without the chief joy of
tho monkeys life tho ono that com.
pausaies the monkey for his lack Of
beauty which IL, in brief, tho nbil.
ity to swing about on trees with his
tail
The reason why the hahakoto can.
not swing By his tail Is that ho has
40 tail worth mentioning aud It H.
no doubt due 10 this fact that an the
blhlGoio can do Is 10 sit in % hor
and whimpor and wall. n you wish
TO gee tho hJhll;uto In thofull luxury
OF his woe you must 90 to Madugas
car whittier he has gunc TO live, 90
bc nd, no doubt Of the sJucyupcs Of
central Africa, who arc sand 20 have
made cutting and uuc1mplmout1ry
remarks about his cJudal shortcom
ings. llurpcr's Young People,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
About the Csssion A. Pearl uar Dor to
tnr United States

HoSoLuIU, VA San Franol 60 O, July
27.--N meeting Of the Hawaiians
on the lHih inst. was held 10 consider
the subject of the cessiou OF Pearl
Harbor Of the United Staies. R1tert
Wilcox argued for the cussi0n, citing
the advantages to he derived there.
from, Ctc., aud saying tia, 1t did not
mean annexation 10 tho UuiteI
Slntts.
Honorable NowGhi argued agalns,
tho cstsiou and wanted to know
what iiucucu u wna that changed
Nilcc ks mind. lie thought A merica
might break contracts about Pear Hat.
Dor ~ easy rs She broke faith over the
treaiy.
As the steamer Ia leaving today
'efc ~ report current tlat
tua ministry will tender tholr resishn.
nations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Among the thousand and one recently
invented dental and surgical appliances
/, an ingenious dcyic0 Of French origin
for producing local paralysis Of tho
nerves, in order that minor dental and
surgical operations may be painless. It
consists Of n glass tube filed with a
highly volatile fluid. ono end OF the
tube terminates in closed nozzle an
inch in length. This may be broken OF.
and tho break leaves an orihco opening
into the tube.
Meanwhile the heat Of the hand VOLTA
tiliaos the liquid, and tho stream Of
yappr may ho directed against tho parts
20 ho doadonel Of feeling. Tho parts
arc in effect frozen, and tho condition
continues long enough for tho compile
ton Of tho operation. II is asserted that
the tissues arc uniniured by tho action
Of tho yapor,-Now York Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
West virginia Democrats Ia ,onycn
ton,

PAmtRRuuR0, w. Va, July 81
The Democratic state convention a..
scmtled here today AMI alter appoint.
ment Of committees took "a recess uutil
afternoon. At the afternoon session
Senator Faulkner made stirring
speech on campaign Issues and savage.
Is attacked the Force bill. After con.
siderable Of n wpugle over oredent-
inls. ETC., II recess was taken until
eight p. m. About ten O'Clock tonight
the nominations began. W. A. Me.
yGorklr, T.. G. Eaitham, j, NJ. Sidrn,
sticker and Judge w. :. Bennett. were
placed IN nomination for Governor.
The hrst ballot failed TO result IN q
choice,
After several ballots, McCorklo re-.
cured the nomination Mt one O'Clock
this Thursday morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

A chalnloss safety bicycle Is tho latest
production In cycle manufacture. On
Tho new wheel tho power 81 transmitted
from tho pedal crank 20 tho rcar wheel
10y q boyolod gear and ono of the chief
merits of the duyitl T. It's simplicity
Apart from the method Of Transmitting
power this bicycle will differ little IN
general outline from tho wheels Of this
years pattern. Attached TO the diying
shaft Is u bovolcd gear made stationary
exactly In thc contor Of the whopl
which Is mashed into a second bovolcd
gear, which connects with q shaft run.
ming TO tho rear wheel. By u similar
gear tho power IS transmitted TO the
rear wheel, the hoycl.d gear being at
tached 20 the rOnr axle.
The shaft will boz mudo OF steel tuhing
incas'd in q metallic tube. The gear
ing 100 zach end Of the shaft will also be-
mcuscd inG metallic cap. making the
bearings Of tho wheel absolutely dust
proof Tho wheel will huyo bali hear
iugs throughout aud viii h' fitted with
u puomw,ic tire. This doing nwuy
with tho chain makes tho wheel con
s'dornhly lish.raul reduces tho cost VI
manufacture. New York Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
Details Of the Recent Eruptlanon Great
sangir island.-A Fearful
Catastrophe.
LAVA Ftowiuo WITH FRioHrFuL
RAPtpirY.
BY Telegram 60 the NEws.
VOLCANO ERUPTION.
Hundreds of pcopi. IsiIirh white
Husy In the Iieid.


AMSTERDAM, July a7.--Hanss Els.
had Publishes letters rom Celebcs xiv.
lug details Of the recent eruption on
Great Sangir Island. The eruption
commenced at q y. M, vulnerable by
the slighlest seismic warning. Im-
meusc volumes u flame ana smoke
aud moses Of stone suddenly bufst
from the volcano. Stoucs iell all over
the Island, killing hundreds of natives
who were busy In the fields. Those
who succeeded Ia reaching tn. sup
posed shelter OF their homes found no
refuge, IL many cases having been
crushed beneath the weight ~ falling
stones ami the Tooin having collapsed
under the weight OF ashes, burning
the Inmates.
Streams Of lava flowed with fright.
ful rapidity down the alopo. OF the
mountains. IL IN estimated that over
"a thousand porsOns persisted In the
slopcs VI the mountain anu many hun
bred more Ia the loWlabds, but the
exact lies Of life rs not yet known.
The iRlaniis now threatened with II
famine, acres having been destroyed.
In nany parts OF the island wells
have become dry. The Dutch authors
ties are doing tue best they can 10 al
luviatc the distress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Tho traveller ombariing upon a
steamboat can sail from Pittshurg
1850 milos. TO Fort Benton, Mon.
and from Minneapolis, 2.sU1 miles
10 por, Elds, on the Cult of Mexico
Should he choose to extend his voy
age 90 the head Of navigation upon
it, iortyhyc ruvigablc tributaries
his outward journey would exceed
10000 miles, through twenty three
states and territories Of the Union.
This stupoudous watcr system 10
equivalent 90 a land locked harbor
an estuary, or an arm Of tho sea.
penetrating into the North American
continent farther thnn from New
York TO Liverpool, with a coast limo
Of $1,000 miles, huying hundreds Of
popu!ous towns and cities and in.
Vulnerable ports and Ravens from
which the agricultural and manu-.
fgcturel products OF one third Of the
arabic surface OF the United States
can be shipped to all parts VI the
globe.
The territory which It drairo "a
considerably larger than central Eu,
c.-Jom j, Ingalls, in Lippincott's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
siily Deaths aud Many ProstraiIom
Reported In One Day
iu Chicago.
THE HOSPITALS FILLED WITH sleR
PEOPLE.
A l'listering Hot Wind From the South.
a Number oi Horses
Sunsiruck.
Deaths aud prostration. Continue In
chicago.

CWcAuo, july 27.-Thc slaughter
hy tho sun vls eth on IA Chicago to-
day, hity deaths aud more than twice
az many pru-iratioua from heat occur
finH. Although there IL now pre-
diction Of cold wave ana proba-
billy Of relief, " ~ certain that the
number % deaths will be- largely In.
creased during the uuxt few daya.
The hospitals are filled with patients
suffering from Huns,foke, many u
whom cannot possibly recover.
The record pf yesterday, which sur
passed anything In the number Of
deaths anu pfOstrations from heat that
the city has ever known, was eclipsed
by The awful work Of the sun today.
The temperature ranged In the shade
from ~ u % and tor days past tho
wind was from the south aud blister
ing hot. The majority Of the casual.
ties were among the laboting mon and
In portions OF the city occupied by the
poorer classes.
Tho numDur OF horses which woro
tunsttuck aud caused temporary block.
AIDES Of crowded thoroughiarus could
hardly bo counted. There were not
enough horses la the police department
g. carry OF the animals which fell dur
lug the day IN AMI about the business
portion alone, aud It was found ncccs.
cary 20 call in outside help, for tho
amhulancya ani patrol wagons had all
thoy could do TO care for human beings.
The police were the most oyerwofked
body Of men Ia the city today, being
on the jump ifoui early morning until
nearly Midnight, aud 40 severe was
the work that several officers wers
praslTAtud.
AT various hosFitals the entire stall
VI physicians were kept busy all day
anu evening" anu there WINS hardly
enough helm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

A siorol,eepcr In Maine deals in dry
and fancy goods, boots and shoes, gro
cerlos, grain, feed, crockcry aud hard
ware; he keeps the postollcc, is justice
of the peace, Is conyoyancor, agent OF
an insurance company; ho runs set of
hay scales; he has "ico cold soda and
other cool driuks,' has famous ten and
two cents cigars; is agent for very
loud fertilizer and furnishes aristo-
cratic eggs Tor putting under aristocratis
hcns.-phil,dclphia Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Professor Blacl,ic has said Of Carlylc;
Z" admired his genius. But how hc
would illk-tulk-,ali,, mud 'iyo nobody
u chance 70 put IN wordl one night
actually 1hool, BIN. lis wife had been
trying an tho evening 20 say something.
Bat there WAS not the smallest chance.
| took hold OF him, and ahool, him, say.
ins, Lot your wife speak, you nousterg
But IL was OF no uso.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Il Is claimed that the longest span o.,
Telephone wire Is across tho Ohio river,
between Portsmouth,. o., and South
Portsmouth, Ky. Tie wires at this poiu;
span the river from q pole on the Ohio
side, measuring ioa feet above ground,
to tho Kentucky hill- on the opposite
side, the distance being 3ii3 feet be-.
tween poles The wire Is made OF steel,
and TO- size 10 No. ~ gauge. phi.adcl-
plin Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 27.-Rovr-
nue. agent Spufrier returned today
from tho nvighbUfhOod VI Cuokviile.
lie snid buioiu he loft there shat no
learned that Frank Sloane, who killed
United States 5torrkctIcr Bellinrer,
was fortified at bis house, together
with twenty or twenty-five mcn, all
armed. The family has been sent
away. No further attempts were
madc 10 arrest Sloane, aud the United
States ipaf1lhl IN ruticcnt ~ to the
plan " procedure. Sloane .s sali to
have tie whole country terrified. A
battle IL looked for when an attempt
shall he made to arrest them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

SAN FRANgisCO, July 21.-Today
75U,Op5 acres Of land IN San Bonito and
Monterey counties which, according to
act Of Congress, revefts 10 the govern
mubt by fcRhon of the failure Of the
Southern Pacific Railway TO complete
u certain partition VI their llne In n
specified time, was thrown open TO
settlement unGer the homestead act
anu large numbers Of filings were made
ut the land Office In this city. At the
end Of six months the claims will bu
adjusted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

A hank Presidents Wit. Forced 20
GiNcup $1,000.

En- RESo, Okla, July 81. - This
morning while MIs. =. W. Sawyer,
wife OF the president Of a bank, was NJ
tire paying teller's window two men
entered the bank aud comprllnd her,
at the plilt OF "A revolver 60 hand out
all the money In tho vaullA smount.
lug TO $4,000. They rushed u the
door, mounted their horses and made
good their escape. The robbery IL
believed 10 he the work Of the Dalton
gang. Hundreds Of AIMED citizens
soon started IA pursuit and healed Tor
the Dalton rendezvous Ia the Granite
Mountains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Causes Another Tragedy In rhiiadeI.
pllIp,


PHiLADELrIIIA, July 97.-Stock gam
bling brought about "a tragedy tlday
~ n result OF which Charles II. Page,
u well known broker, lies dead at his
home, nsHassinniud by customer,
Roland Kennedy, who closed bis own
account with tue Same weapon thut
ended the brokers career. No one
Witnessed the tragedy. A clerk nameI
HAllowell was just leaving Mr.. Pay,
alone In the Cilice when Kennedy
came. Knowing KENNEDY asa former
customer Hsllowell paid no attention
and went out. lie mad gone a few PAGES
when lie heard TWO shOia aud rushed
back Just In time 10 see Page gasp hi
last breath. lie had been shot in the
back while trying 10 escape. In ths
front OF tho office Kennedy was found
lying on his lace dead with buils, In
his brain.
Clerk Hallowell says II Ia two year
since Kennedy began dealing pfiuui.
pAlly In Atcbison. For some timn
his ventures were successful and he
made about 100000. Then tho tide
turned and he Lost all ne had made In
a short time. Hallowell claimed only
bought and sold according 10 Ken.
nedy's orders aud that Charles n.
Page always kept account. He gener.
ally had trouble making Kennedy
Understand them, and even when they
were In his lavor. Hallowell SAYS
konnedy was regarded IA II crank OF u
harm less variety. Kennedy had
boarded on North Eleventh street for
me past iive years with Miss Austen.
che says he was man about IS yeats
gu aud toll her he came from Now
orleans, where he was engaged Ia the
ury goods business during the war. A
search OF his effects told nothing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

as it not gratifying" said Caraway
Geninlly removing some dust from
Hooks shoulder, "is It not indeed most
comforting to reflect that our friend.
ship despite the yicissiiudes OF life, stilI
romans as strong and unimpaircl as Il
was in tho boginningy"
81 should say so,' asscnted Hooka
win twenty do this time, do you
thinRy-Lifc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
ALICE MITCHELL.


Mr,nIus, July 25.-lg the trial Of
Alice Mitchell to-day iOf the murder
Of FfudI Ward, the defendant took
the stand In her own defense and
told the story of the killiny substan.
TALLY NJ heretofore related. Shp adj
mitloj her iniatuation for Freda, and
sail she had tried twice before TO KIN
her, but was prevented once by the
razor sticking IN her rocket, nnd once
10y the publicity IT the place In which
she found her. She told n her Intend.
81 marriage TO Ffeda and how hbe "a
poct u raise mt ,Eche by shaving.
She declared she ure. 10 like Miss Joe
Ward. Ffcta's eisier, I'LL shc went on
the stand and swOrU ~ u lot OF lies
about her; now It would not be safe for
Mis- joe 10 thrust herself In witucks's
power. Miss Mitchell occasionally
gave evidence Of the loss OF her here.
lufoTe remarkable seli-p9ssossion.
When Alice concluded the defense
submitted the chse without argument.
Judge Dobose will charge the jury
Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Mrs. Wouldn't it DO grand
II science should discover tho moon
20 be- inhabited, and hit on some way
10 talk with our lunar ncighborsl
Mrs. Gabb-ludcod it would. They
would bc near enough to talk to, yet
not near enough 20 10 running in 1t
ml hours OF tho day, you know
Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

The largest bell in Maine hangs In
the tower OF the Audroscoggin mill,
at Lewiston. The tongue is us tail
as man and six times heavier.
Nhcnllmgual loud asst is possible the
conclusion breaks the glass in the
windows along the front W tho mill,
-Philadelphia I.Olger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Favored Waitcr-lm goln 10 leave
here wen my week Is up.
Regular Gucst-Eh? You get good
pay, don't your
"Ycs, bou, the slme's everywhere"
"Apl tips bcEidcss'
"a good many"
"Thon what Is tho tnattor;'
"Ihoy don't allow no time for goin
Ont to meals. have to eat here
Now'Y York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
Tho Tug "chlcn.nr run Into.

CHIoAGo, July, P7,-The tug "Chi.
cago" was run into by the s,ehmer
"City of Concord" cir Hyde Park
early this morning and sank almost
instantly. Steward Oscar Page anI
Decknaud william ltopfcr, who were
asleep below the deck, went 10 the
bottom with the i..-'atod craft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

CHICAGO, July a9.-A. A. Nudge.
= New York travelling salesman, and
his wiit were 10 warm when they
lnpded in Chicago last night thst
they decided 10 nke "a swim IN the
North Side Natnt0rium. IL was
ladies' day aEd Nudge was barred out
While his wife ditrobed he took charge
Of her dianruds. Professor Meyer,
proprietor OF the establishment, spied
Nudge and fell on him thinking he
was Paul Pfy. In tho scnnlsN lila.
mon brooch was lost, AID Nudge had
Meyer arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

In a cemetery indefinitely located
ION the Susquehmna river" there
Is a grave with this opitaph ON the
marble memorial slab; "Chas. LOWS;
llo Voted for Lincoln" A Baton
Rouge lnJ gravestono bears this
lcgundj Here lies the body of David
Jones. His last words We're, 1 dis
II Christian and u Democrat. n-st.
Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

wuSEsBARRu, Pa, July -. o.
Alexander lsVgles,on's wife left nim
some time ago because Of brutal treat.
ment. To-Day he shot and killed her,
made an iroilectunl effort 20 Nil his
son and The committed suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28
Non-un;ou 'ren IN Iinho want rro.
tUrttou.

wAnDNtR, Ida, July 27.-Tho
order =, Loving the troops stationed a.
bunker i'm mine created cousternn.
ton among the nnu.uninu men, and
about forty demanded their umc, re-.
fusinr o. work without the protection
OF ifoops. a guard Of ten men was
left there TO paoiiy them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-28

Gilos--I was thinking Of going to that
place whore you spent your vacation.
ANY malarin thoroy
Merritt-qhore's not apt TO be.
guess, from tho way fool, that took
1t all away with me..-New York Even
ing Sun,