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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

head Governor Flower. Lieutenant Governor sheehan
and President pro ten Cantor. Of the senate are ali
In Chicago The constitutional provision ceases here
Had not the senate been stolen from the Republicans
last winter. the president pro TEN would have been
here in case Of an emergency As II Is there IS no
one within the state TO act for the Governor Should
an emereelcy arise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
COMMITTED sUICDE ~ HTS CELL.

WIlkesbarre, Penn. June 20.-Powen sinner.
polander committed TO Jail here last week, hanged
himself in his cell at 80 this morning. lie tore his
shirt into shress twisted the strips into rope. ana
tyInc one end to a waterplpe under washstand al
point scarcely two feet form the floor he fastened the
Thar end around his neck and lying on his left side
.Ith bIs left arm under his body pulled on the I'M
roD,sed rfipe until death by strangulation ensued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
TT ~ YARDS OLD CLAIM SETTLED.

Trenton. " j., June Coin the Court OF Errors and
nneols in this city today settlement was Lad In the
sas ~ Henry H. Yard against the Ocean Beach Asso
,uon which has been pending In the courts for tho
as, twenty years. The Court OF Errors Sustained the
chancellor and set aside the claim OF Yard and decided
49,. a large tract Of beach nnd fronting on the ocean.
ta,oneed d. TO the ocean Beach Assocaton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
RIQTING IN TRALEE-

Dublin, June oo.-Riotng broke OUT In Tralec to-
night at the conclusion OF Federation meeting. AZ
delegates to the meeting were being escorted the
railway station by large force OF police serious
conflict arose on the arrest OF Parnche BY the police
Many persons were injured and several arrests were
made The excitement continues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
LIGHTNING STRUCK THE POUDER KEGS
FIFTY PEOPLE SERIOUSLY HURT BY THE Ex-
PLOsION-MANY NAY DIE.

PLOsION-MANY NAY DIE.
Louisville. juno .o.-A dispatch 20 "The Courier
Journal from Somerset. Ky saysi YESTERDAY. during
tie severe lightning and thunder storm that passed
oyer TIL, section the general store o; W. H. Ryan. al
Pan mlcy svc. Wa,nc County. struck by lightning
Two kegs of powder cA plodci. throwing heavy iron
safe through the roof ani wounding all the occn
pants Of the rom some my In number
several phy sicans wero at once called In to attend
the victims Not occupant OF RNans store es
capcd severe injuries. Many. II Is honsh VIII die
from the effects Of the stroke.
Rlchiord, VI, June 20.-Contlnuous rain Tor sew
era, c,ys has been doing great dama~ here. This
morning the Boston express Tor Montreal was wrecked
near East Fsrnham, Que. on the Canadian Pacific
Railway. Tho engine. tender aud bacmge-car went
inf, washout No I've, were lost. several cnvert'
ON the M.slsQuoi Railroad. between here and ~ Al
hans have been washed out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
rynrr DROWNED IN CAPsIzED YACHT.

Detroit. Mich, June 2O.-rhe schooner yacn' o"p
rice OF this city, with party Oh twenty 'nree peop,'
NV ..va capsized in Lake st. Clair yesterday after
uoon All on board thrown into the water ana
Car1c Biebe Hzzis Ma1k and Henry Peito were
asowned The party Was composed OF members OF
,hs caprice Boat Club OF this city. who were rei i
yne rnro picnic on OF the Islands In Inc Iahe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
MINIMUM TARIFF RATES FOR A TINE.

Madrid June 2O.-A Cabinet council yesterday de-
cided TO offer minimum tariff rates TO most nations,
finding II impossible obtain approval Of treatise
In the present parliamentary session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
Mp RLA,NE AND GEN. FOSTER DID NOT DIsA-

Ottaya June Mackenzie Bowel says there Is
,o, uar,lcle Of truth in the story that Mr.. Blaine
and General Foster disagreed on questions OF United
States policy In the presence OF the Canadian Minister
on the occasion Of the aters recent visit to wash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
IMPROVEMENT IN TIE ITALIAN FINANCES.

Rome, June 20-ln the Chamber Of Deputies to-
day Premier Giolitti announced that the financial
situation had greatly improved. and that balance
between revenue and expenditure would soon be at
tanned After this statement bill granting the
Government supplies for six months was approved by
a vote OF 80 to 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
r,1tI BAIIROAD ACCIDENT.

,hsrhrook Oue June 2O.-The local passenger erah
-, ths Grand Trunk Roadway coming weot ran on tne
,-ach n.ar HillhunA this morning owing 70 wash
ont. The engineer. fireman and express messenger
killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21


nouuced the res gnaon OF the Cabinet in the Chamber
TO day.
The resignation Of the Greek Cabinet does not hav"
Tie significance which usually attaches TO such rllSnh
lions in Continental Europe. II |, not Sign that
Grcecc is undergoing political crisis but only one
more proof that the rules OF constitutional govern
mcnt are applied I'm the country. tn" 'lr-iAAtoIsuD
Ministry Wa, defeated at the recent elections. ana IL
shows It's submission to the popular Will 5y offering
its resignation and MAILING room for Tncoups tab
net. For many year, past MN. Trlcoups ana Del
yanui, have succeeded each other alternately ~ The
head of the Aten, Government. a. the English LIBERAL
and Conservative leaders alternate In power. still tie
Trcouplst and Dclyannist parties DO not represent
widely Offering political sysiems: iis former Is onb
somewhat conservative than the latter In apply
Ing the patriotic programme cherished by all Creeks
looking TO the recovery Of Crete and Macedonia. H.
October. 1890. ~ Dclyannls succeeded VI. THcoupis
and was himself overthrown two mcnths ago as the
result Of a personal disagreement with The Kins
though he had tie majority in Tie Chamber e. support
him King George chose Premier VI. Con.tan-
iopOulo who formed what j. called a "tanlnci
d'Analrcs." that T.. a Ministry having no POM Al
-gnlncance. Meanwhile general elections ~crc heii
and na-ruch a. H.. result decidedly favorable
10 the party Of n. IncOupis II was na;hrnl mat VI
ConetanupoulO should resign. 90 be- succeeded a!mo,
surely by tho leader u the victorious party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
LORD coLrRJDGE oN TIE nuELnERT CASE

LORD ChLFND6E On 1Ilb III HlhLII'hI '''F~
London. June 9O.-ln the ll0u-c " Lords today
Baron Colcridec Lord Chief Jusic, 81 England. called
The attention Of the House t. the official corrcpond
cnce on the impoundcd documents In the Hurlbcrt
case and the difficulty the Public Prosecutor lad had
In obtaining copies Of such documents. The counsel
for plaintiff and defendant he said. had been allowed
70 inspect the documents. lie never knew lIurlbert
and a. far he knew had never seen HIM lie did
not know whether lluIbcrt was entitled 10 the de
script!On an illusirOu, American had given him,
man cf fIihomlc~s turT ittdc, the admiration
respect and Intimacy Of persons Of tn highest rank
but II obvioIs that If iiuilbcrt Wa capable Of
writing those filthy letters, he would spare neither
trouble nor expense TO obtain possession Of the i'm
pounded Murray letters. However. r1llc had
been passed within The last few days which would
prevent "A recurrence Of the dlfiiculty by placing
Imppundpd documents hcnrc rciOgti under the control
Of the law officer, OF the Crown who would have The
right 10 decide who should Inspect them, he would
allow the matter - diOp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
CLEVELAND NEAR THE GOAL.
RIVAL CANDIDATES WITHDRAW
A SUPINE AND sPIRrTLESS OPPOSITION TO
THE EX.PRESIDENT

ONE Man CONTINUES TO ovERsHADow THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY-DI -DIsORGANIZED ANTI
CLEVELAND ELEMENTS LOOKING TO
GORMAN AS 4 FoRLoRN HoPE-THE
Willy MARYLAND SENATOR
REMAINS IN THE BACK
GROUND-THE SITUA-
TON AT CHICAGO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
TILE WHALE NEARLY UPSET THE SCHOONER

Digby, " s.. June 2O.-The sixteen-ton schooner
Lizzie Co. which has arrived at this port. reports
excitjng experience with a whale. Captain Keans
savs this was the largest whale hc ever saw. Tie
monster got under the schooner and nearly upset IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

Albany, June 20 (speciap. York state.
though drifting along as usual, Is without Official
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
BEsIGyNrrox OF TIE GREEK CABINET.

Athens June c0.-Prmlcr ConstantopOulo an
nouuccd the resignation OF the Cabinet in the Chamber
10 day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

rHC NAVAL APPROPRIATION DILL
TOMORROW.
Several SIT OF lSpccchr, On the Scn'
ate Programme this Week
The silver Blll.
appropriations - he Considered
sprcrrcs 90 be- Wade.


sprorncs 90 be- Wade.
WAmuNoluNsAprl lO.-Ancr sew.
oInl weeks devoted 10 the tariii question
The appropriation bills have now the
right oi way Ne the House. rhe Hills
are well advanced, anu " tue pro.
rrgmme Tor the nrXttwc OF three weeks
y carried Uut, the question " nu early
hbnl adjournment viii rect with the
senate. The House, however, hhs
been pursuing tho policy u frltencl-
muht ~ loug that probably mn atFl'
moniOus conference between the two
branches OF Congress win follow acton
rs me Senate On the appropriations
before the bills cnu be- enacted into
hws. Tomorrow h District Of C0lum'
bia day, but II Is proposed 10 spend parl
%, the day on the urgency deficiency
appropriation bill. Ihc Indian aud
District of Columbia appropriation bills
nave passed the senate anu viii be put
in conference during the week.
The naval appropriation bili viii
PROBABLY be taken up on Tuesday. ita
consideration will occupy ut icast two
dayr, ana may probably run 10 the
CLOSE " the week. There will he little
discussion on the bill ~ whole, but
the Republican minority. aided by
some Democrat. who oppose the re-
communication NJ the majority VI the
naval committee, that ouly ono new
cruiser be authorized, VIII make AN
earnest Eight 10 have the OH amended
~ as 10 authur ~ the construction oi
two new limo Of Ultt,ushipr, aud per.
hapa some torpedo buE,s. The suudry
oivi, appropriation bill will follow, anu
will probably 0ccupy tue rest VI the
week. Besides these bills there are on
the uaiuudats tho consular aud diplI-
matte ana river rad hafbor upurUpriu.
ton bils, which In tho following week
Will be taken W IN the order named.
Tho committee ffD at work on tho MP
pFurtiai'on bills not reported To lilo
Huugr, unl before the bills on tie
calendar are acted upon most uf the
following hills viii b. reported 10 the
House: The postoillcr, agricultural,
legislative. Executive, judicial, iOTtih.
cations aud general deficiency bills.
The senate Ia 10 listen o. several sot
OF tpeechgs this week. Senator GilingVt
has given uliluc OF his intention e.
speak to WOTfOw ON tho subject OF his
hill for the creation OF a Gauitafium for
pulmonary diseases, and bic colleague,
Senator Chandler Is TO follow with II
speech on the subject u the election OF
senators by direct vote Of the people.
The West Virginia direct tax bin IL the
special order for Tuesday, subject 20
further pOsip0uomgnt, owing to the
absence VI Senator Morrill,. The H0as
bin, ampgdat0gy Of the Clrcuit Court
O! Appeals sci, Il unfinished huslucfs
but before Il Ia taken zap again the
Senate, according 10 recent order,
VIII devote two whole days to tho con.
sidufaiinn of BILLS on the calendar
which do not encounter objections. IL
r. also expected that during the morn
ing hours Of the presunt week additional
speerh,H Oh Che subject oisilver viii be-
delivered by Senator rellcrRnd othors'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

wAsuINGroS, April o. - In the
Raum investigation today RepTeseutn-
tive Cooper lnd.) said that In his al.
sencu from tue city an attack had been
made on him, and that there were
sonic things nuoning oXplanation. On
ilA face II looked as II he was connected
with repreheneible matters, and which
had boon done In hls name without his
knowledge. He had no connection
with anything Irregular aud requested
PERMISSION 10 examine tho Pension
oilice records AMI tue testimony, In
order to make fuil anu complete
statgmVnt.
James W. Donaghue, pension
clerk, testified that he caused tho ar
rest Of Major Barker, the dismissed
chief Of the record division, Tor failure
10 pay borrowed funds, anu finally got
his money, but Barker reduced him
from section chief 10 clerk. Then he
tried to have him dismissed, and the
Commissioner and Assistant Secretary
Bussey recommended, hut Acting
Secretary Chandler interigred and
prevented II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

rfn,ulalions began TO pour Ia upon the
iiowr4 family iromAu owes lhr city,
and these ics'imUnials added no little
20 the jUyuu.uess consequent upon the
gool news received from Yokohama.
Mr.. HrwtE was seen At hN houHc
this evening and asked concerning tie
truth of the report that ms daughter,
Mrs Heihut.ngtou, intended TO amply
lot 70 divorce. lie fNid there was ahsi-
lately NJ truth IN such % t.I1f. aud
showed letters from Me-. heihciinrtou
which bacb up his statement "buu
may sny.'' he added, ",h,t Lieutenant
llyth,flngtou aud my dnugH,er have
settled ell diGicudps, Whatuvcr they
m1y nave been, aud arc nov hlrpicr
thau rves they were. You may alsU
.y that Ms. Hrtheringtnu viii mot
leave Yokohama without her husband
leaves with her. II he Is tfsu.irr.ud, a1
he may uc. to the PFclnc coufi, then
they VIII snll Tor san Fbuciaco to-
gclhcr. | Lana satisfied from tue tenor
VI the Letters received rom thum that
nothing but death VIII separate them
now"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

There scgns 10 be a good dc,l of conf
fusion IN the minds of tho publie and
the press as To what copa,ituirs Inc M.
florence between un choir pr,spmptiyor
and am choir apparcnt % and ono Iop,le.
man who hns Itpn informed ,b,t tbrr,
Is mo choir pr,.mnptiyo" 10 tho tllron,
al ,lc prrent time. writes 10 inauir,
oil mo whether prine, Gcor1e ~ Wulrt
ia mot entitled 10 that d,sirnatinp. |
should say certainly moi. I'M poini of
law. th, heiris tho p,rty wbn.surr,,,Il
10 AN estate or "A dignity Inv linz d,n,i.,
of tho pruyious holder. upi nannu .nn
only have during nj. life an .boirynp.
parent % oran "b,ir persumpti,,,r
Tho Prince Of W,lrsi, now tbo t,r
apparent 10 the throne. auI wbls IN,
iiv,.. tb,,, g,r IA, ntb,rI,.,. ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11
AN UNUSUAL LETTER.
The Popo's Epistlc ~ The President OF
The European Fair Com.
mission
suRPslslNo TO THE oLo ocHooL
cHURcHmEN.
Bishop Ireland Eulogi1es His Holiness
In The Highest
Manner.
Tie dives Evidences Of Ills Liberal
snirti.

RONE, April LIBERALIZATION Ire.
land o, 81. Paul, speaking OF the poue.
said that the lattulis letter 10 tho pf,,l.
dent Of tho European commission OF
the Chicago Exhibition l. an unusual
document, ana has surprised tho
churchmcn Of the old school. Tona.
cious OF traditions ana forms, tho Pops
IL constantly giving proof that he IL
really the poniiii OF this age, under
hlhudlng thoroughly liz AFFILIATIONS
aud methods. 4 few weeks ago he
broke an hOnorcd custom, which, un.
der the plea OF guarding his dignity.
confined mis- power, aud, Ia an inter-
view with n Partisan journalist, adj
dressed himself through the public
pfoss to tho people Of France on the
gravott political and religious qu,s.
tons. To-Day he opens his mind in a
most cordial letter to mont a,hollc
gentlemen, snd through them TO
nations largely non.Caiholic, hid.
ding godspeed TO the gigantic enter
price which, On the shores Of Lake
Michigan, IL 10 bring together an never
before In the universe the fruits OF the
earth nnd the works Of the genius and
Industry Of man. Archbishop Ireland
said that he could quote numerous in-
s,Auces ~ proof that there Ia no other
European percentage Of note N Amer.
lean Ia his thoughts and sympathies
no Leo. He says that In the United
states IL the perfect blossoming Of the
rational liberty he so Hrdently desire,
for all nations, and he has derived
from the United states, n not y good
share Of the democratic Inspirations
which he has been sending out over
the world from the Vatican, at least
solid encouragement for them. Ire.
and went Oh TO eulogize the Pope la
the highcht manner, and said that his
plniiilchte viii he historic, marking
ono Of the brightest pages IN the annals
~ the church. His eucyclicals have
dealt onn after III. other with tho
pressing question Of the age, aud each
ole comcB out from the Vatican more
significant IN tone than the proceed.
ing. The archbishop dwelt at length
on the encyclical on lnhor, anu the last
cue addressed 10 the people OF
France, hs showing most clearly the
characteristic feAtuTea OF the Pope, and
said that he il the Pope Of the future
NOR. than " the present, Ia the sense
that his work today Ia the sowing Of
fruitful ideas, the full growth OF which
cannot be seen for years to come. The
futurc alone can Judge Leo In Justice.
In conclusion the archbishop said that
Leo bids lair to direct for several years
yet the onward movements OF the age.
He has just entered upon his s8rd year
and while apparently most irail In
b0uy he IL healthy sud capable Of much
labor. His mind Ia ~ clehr and ylgor-
Gus as ever and his memory most re.
tsntiye,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

More I,itcare Against the suspected
NnTiergr DeCming

MEEyuRNE, April 10. - An uu.
claimed baskc, which has lain In the
BAifuFialo railway station since Janu.
aTy has Just been forwarded 10 The
police here. IL was found that the
name " Mrs. Dobs was inscribed upon
the lalol In Deeming's handwriting,
and key found upon Deening fitted
into the lock. Tho basket contained
the apparel formerly belonging to the
murdered Mrs. Williams, or Deoming,
ana Emily Mather, and "a portion Of n
Liverpool paper, another portion Of
which was found At the scene Of the
murder Of Mrs. Doeming at Windsor.
Deeming continues TO pretend that lac
is insane, although Snumber Of physl-
clans have testified 10 the contrary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11
ruo british omecrs Murdered IL
luuin.

SiNuArORr. April .. "A Papany
native who has arrived here declares
that two Britifh officers named Stewart
nui Harris have been murdered by
Mglsys In the villages OF lNualliuchi
aud Suniuldurl. Tue murlufcrs are
believed 10 have been commanded by
the important chirfs, rang, Lima aud
Mudai who atc expected 20 make an
attack Oh pec0u, tue center Of Euro
pehn trade In pNpauy, on tho night %
Apfil G.h. II Is Thought that the chiefs
Intend 10 plumber tho place. The
Europeans have huilt a St0ckade ami
sen; ladies 10 the mouth u the river 10
embark on the iirst steamer The en-.
tire garrison nj PCknn consists Of
twuuty siLhg. Reinforcement have
been dispatched from SingHtoIo. II IL
fumOrcd that the Sultan Of papHuy In.
stigatcd the revolt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

JuIc Verne. idea about to he Rcai.
iFed

DETROIT Mich, April 0.--The
nhmvlets submarine boat, which was
built hure the plft winter, today was
given a thorough trial under water aud
proved 10 he success In every par.
ticulnf. With q crow o. thiop on
board, the boat was submerged, going
down graiualiy anu under perfect cone
tr0l Of tue pilot. Under water The boat
was able t. attain u speed Of over ten
miles an hour, turn arouudSrise orsink
with the grs attest eMc. III sinking ar
ilsiug, the boat maintained horizon.
tai position, n matter Of great import.
auce IN n submarine boni. The boa. Is
equipped to mn with steam power
while on the surface, but underneath
the water the motive force comes from
n powerful electrical storage battery,
tho cells being charged with the nsme
Cngiue that tuus the beat on the SUR
lace. Tho present boas was built only
Hs AN expeiimrui. It i~ cigar shaped,
with pointed ems ami compressei
tidcb 'ung thirty feet long, fourteen
feet icop aud uinC feet beam. It's ia.
von.or Il George G. Baker Of Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

BUENos AYREs, April lO.-The
election for provincial delegates TO
elect tho president pissed on quietly.
Tho radicals abstnlnrd from voting.
The coiclliatiou rarity was victorious.
After the elections he state Of siege
was reimposed.
A majority Of the delegates elected
favor Sienz PenR tor PRESIDENT The
pres dental election Is fixed for June
18th. UTruburo will probably be
elected yice.pTesidgut
The people here are asking the
meaning Of the distant powers In seek
lug naval depots Ia Argentina. Rus
Ella has asked Tor the Use VI Staten ls'
land,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

CHEYEsEE, Wyo,, April TO- Word
Ia received ut Douglas, Wyo., that "a
fight had occurred un Powder river
between the cattlomen and rustlore,
but no particulars whatever can De
LEARNED. The rumOrui hanging Of
Jack Flagg, rustlcr, by theCa,tlemon,
cannot be- confirmed. Fho avenglng
are thought to be on.
camped temporarily on the site " old
Fort Reno.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

Sunday, Apfil 10, was appointed as a
day OF fasting aud prayers. The
Quorum Of Twelve reported adversely
In the request OF the Detroit branch
that missionaries be- stnt 60 Canada
Il also Z. mmcnici that 90 appoint
men's be- made 20 the ministry OF men
who usc tobacco, contrary 90 The rovu.
lnulu ~ isss,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

CHICAGO, April O.-lGst night, with
the market shooting skywardA, Part
ridge, who, Il Is estimated, IL ten mil.
lion buahcls short, was thought 10 bu
ready TO throw up his hands. Tonight
al Inn changed In the wheat pit,
Partridge being again on top. Ho
flooded the PIT with selling orders at
the outset, and before the close pulled
down the price over 3 cents hushel.
The market closed within ono-cighth
cent u the lowest price for the day.
Partridge asserted that nothing less
than dollar wheat would drive him TO
cover. The days trade was zpasmodio
aud not us heavy M Yesterday. The
fluctuations were rapid unl violent,
and the feeling unsettled. Bull news
was plentiful, aud, but for PGrtrldgu's
bold tactics, would have had marked
effect. The hulk Of the opening sRles
were at s5lc, The market went OF to
$40, then up TO s5c, held for u consid.
cradle time at SAG, and ut noon shot
up to s6,c, dropped to Si.r, AMI then
began to weaken, aud NJ 4 O'Clock was
at ssir, closing at S2.c, or llc under
last night. 1t is reported that George
Haynes, small trader, has failed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

KANSAS CITY, April J.-At todsy's
session Of The international Conference
of the Church Of Latter-lay Saints a
resolution was adopted requesting the
Hsavealy Father h. give a revelation
10 Prophet Joseph smith, by which hu
may be guided M ullins the vacancies
In he church offices, 10 the same end
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-11

Fourteen Persons nrawned, ihe situ'
alton "a Columbus, Bis.

BuNusGuAa, Ala.April lD.-Flood
ncvs from HOlumbis CITY reports that
the river hns fallen aud thai the town
Is ull NJ people from the surrounding
plantations. The damage Ia great.
Fourteen pcfsons are known y have
been drowned, aud It ~ thought that
the loss Of liic In the Hooded territory
81 iGFFt.
Tho situation 1t Columbus, Miss., il
sl bnu that the people have decided to
mex government aid. The town h now
feeding over 800 refugees, anu the sub
4idinf water viii leave many pc0.
PIE dtatiiutr up and down the river.
10 ~ impossible 10 ascertain the unncs
Vi any ~ tho drowned who are re-
ported 10 the number OF twUnty ~ as
cgrtalncd