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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

This morning we had The pleasure Of
meeting Elder George W, Young, OF
this city, who returned last week from
a mission to Great Britain, Ho lcft
homo for tina, country on March 22nd,
$500, ON arriving at Liverpool he
was appointed 60 the London Confer.
eurr, I'm thr Keut district OF which he
sruut siN months anu subsequently
lahnTed iu the Berkshire aud wiz.
shIgr district u the same field. Elder
Young was then appointed 10 labor
IN the ldyerpool 0llige, where he fu.
mmued siN months. During his stay
nbrpal hu visl,pl several OF the CONT.
mental ouuutr.psOi Europe. His latest
lahurs, up TO the time OF leaving for
nome, were again in the London
Conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

Melbourne with second wife Mis-
Mather) Tor whose murder be- j. nov
on trial. His second wife, Decmlug
said, coufessed that She had already
married aud let him IN Melbourne,
because she was airiii oi bciug impli.
Gated In the murder Of his fic.t wife.
The iact 10 the Bainhill mur Ter wac
Lnown 10 40 one save Dcemiug, un.
ui after u was known that he hni Kill.
cd ihe second wife. II WINS the die.
covefy OF he latter crime that led the
police here 10 notify the Liverpool
police Of their suspicion that Dupm
ing had murdered his wife aud chill.
drcn at ll,inhill. 70 will there.
fore be seen that hia u.atemcn I
relative to his second wiisie,ving him
ior fear Of being implicated In the
Rninhill murders was without truth.
a Ter .nme further testimony ~ DR..
springihorp the defonsc announced It,
case closed.
The jury IN tho Deemlng case r..
turned u verdict Of guilty anu added
that the prisoncr Is not insane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02
THE GREAT uNwAsHgD.


In tie Police court this morning
Justice Nesler had rather more worl,
than ho could conveniently get
through by noon, and this afternoon
expected 10 have another long sitting.
subl0ined are the offenders who made
their bow to HE Honor iu part H.
George smith came up on "a charge
Of yagraucy, anu was discharged with
"a caution,
John Wells, c1lorcd man, plead
guilty to a charge Of gambling at a
house ON the state roat, ami was fined
500. Belng financially hampered
Just Mt picsonthe cls1lei "work it
ont" which the Court re ily gave
him an opportunity OF doing
Charles Haywood, another member
Of the yagant band, told a piuml tale
which almost melted th Court Ia
tears %, Hud ho was allowed 10 start iur
plsturta now, on his own recogni2'
nancet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02
LOCAL BREviTlgs.

TuE ninth quorum OF Tldor- will meet
In the Eleventh ward uooiug house OF
800 tonight.
II is expected that the new sprinkler
Tor use on the county rulds VIII "'
brought into rcqui-ition ibis week.
TuE RcSburr Milling company Of
Idaho held their annual meeting ui
stockholders Ia this city today and re-
elected the old board.
Buornrn tsAtu BOWMAN, On oll-timo
resident of Umh, died nj his rcsidoncD.
IA this city, at y. M, May l.', oi
drop-y. lie was In the siNy-cighh
year Of his age. Funeral services were
hold this afternoon,
THUS ha. boon q very idle day In tho
courts. Judge Iano "a Tor half IN hour
Judge Anderson bal adjourned hls court
sine die, and tho United ,i1ios tommi7-
slonors found nothing To do in tho shape
OF public business.
NAT BmouAN, tho woll-known and
popular vocalist of this city, who has
been spending several months in Europe,
returned home over the Rio tfando
Western today, looking aud feeling VOL,
and wa warmly greeted by many old
time friends.
MIC. N l.tNNs WHO OF SUPERINTENDENT
We,bv oI the rio Gmuds Western, aud
two dnuphtor viii leave ibis city tonight
ON special car, for Detroit. Michigan,
where they will make brief stray, afi'r
which they will continue tholr journey
10 canada, whore they Will spend the
summer
4 rrfrsuiY challenge debate hoiwcon
the Ogden iycOum aud y. NJ. g. a. de
,hatiug clubs u 10 take place On the fols
lowing question "Uesoivud, that 20 pro.
terliyo tariff would be moro advantageous
10 tho country than one Tor revenue
only" Measrs. Clunro and AudcrOni
from the s.. NJ. &. A., VIII take tho
affirmative, and MC-srs. johnson, and
tslaub fur the ogden l.ycCnm, viii speak
on the negative side.
TuAr was an alarming runaway which
occurred at tho cornof of First south aud
Main streets On Saturday evening. W..
A. W. Burrows, his sister aud Mr.. aud
Mrs. Cash ~ Provo were out iur drive.
Tho singing n thO salvation Army
startled the horse, which dashed away tt
b mtiiing pace. Tho conveyance collidcd
wilma telephone post, and was upset tue
occupants landing on thu sidewalk
Miss burrows received severe blow on
tho head, and was unconscious for Tow
minutes. Mr. and Mira Cash were badly
shaken M, bat Dr. burrows fortunately
escaped. Miss Burrows, having been
taken into the Nodbo- Pits drug store aui
thUro cared tor, was soon able 10 return
home. The buggy was sadly wrecked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Settings From May 10th TO the 2jih,
Inclusive.


This afternoon Chief Justice Zane
made the following settings Of criminal
cases, at the request Of the prosecuting
attorney;
MAY iGTH.
Thomas Robert, Cornelius Mathews,
and VIM. Cornell, robbery, aud (sec-
ond COUNT assault with intent 10 com.
init robbery.
William Hin, battery.
John II. Bowman and George Olsen
forgery.
NAY 10TH.
W. II. Barnett, grand larceny.
J. j. CuHhman, grand larceny.
Hugh Rouark, assault with intent to
commit rspo.
John strlngham, grand larceny tfor
dlsmissal.)
MAY corn.
David Fitzpatrick, rape.
William Daggelt, attempt TO oxtort
money.
Geo. II. Jackson, perjury.
MAY 23RD.
iAs is hlVu, uAtNNlgs
Alex johnson aud II. w. briggs,
forgery.
Eliza Fawkes and Hebor Cooper,
adultery.
MAY l7TH.
Nicholas Groesbeck, adultery; second
count, unlawful cohnbltatlOn.
Frank Medium, adultery.
Gilbert Marchaut, unlawful cohabi-
tation,
Isaac Sears, unlawful cohabilailon.
MAY 18TH.
James Parsons, perjury.
VIM. Il. jenkins, perjury.
Alfred Goodsell, PERJURY.
MAY 26Tii.
q. W. Bonner, adultery.
Chas. 5. Coon, fornication.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

BuDA PEsrii, May 2--In spite OF
the police prohibition the wotkiugmen
OF this city gathered at thirty.iwo
different places yesterday and marched
In procession 10 Nungdorfer Park TO
celebrate the day,
While the demonstration was In pro-
grcss n fire broke out In the Nichoison
machine fnctory adjacent the park aud
the rumor spread that the fire was
started by the workmen 10 enable them
to lote the establishment. The pro.
prletor denies, however, that the fire
was Of incendiary origin. Tho build
ing was Quilted. Lose, 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

Yesterday afternoon, about 3:l5, a
fire broke out on Eleventh East street.
between Fourth and Fifth South, by
which barn was totally consumed.
The fte was caused, 1t IL stated, by
some hot ashes being emptlod ia too
close proximity To the building.
The Hire ieplttmcnt arrived on the
scene OF the fire fifteen minutes after
they were notified and la time 20 see
the firo out, which was good time con
sideIng the long run and the steep
grades In that locality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

MELnlrHSE. MAY 2.-rhe trial q
Frederick Bailey neeming f1r the
murder 0f hls wife was resumed this
morning, The first witness was Dr..
Spriugth0rpe, who related Deemiug's
explanation how his wives disappeared.
necmiug snid that while he aud the
hrst wife were living at lAinhlll
near l4iverpU0l, IA man named Ben
Young told hin that his (Dromiug's)
wife would leave him for ilfty pounds,
lie paid the money and his wife le't
him, he supposed Young Killed her,
while he Deoming was coming ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

Tue HAGUE, May The only dis
tur6anco 20 note VA Holland ycstoruny
was Ut Leenwarden, seventy mills
north cas-. Of here. The conflict be-
tween the police aud the workingmen
became 80 serious that cavalry was
calledou aud dispersed the rioters who
were s,onlng the police. The excite.
ment continued throughout the even
ing. Many windows were broken by
missiles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

NEW IoRK, May IA Washington
special 'ays that according To tho tai o.,
delegates 10 Minneapolis conventlo )
kept at tho administration head
quarters 22i Nloleggles have already
been instructed for Harrison. Tnis g.
one more than enough tO non In 10
him on the ilrst ballot, not to in,nt n
large number Of u1instructed de q
gates who, Il Is known, viii vote for
him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The House
aud Senate couiyfe,s have reached an
agreement on the Chintso exclusion
bill. 10 will be reported 10 the senate
today. The basis Of agreement l.
'aii TO be- the Senate bill, but II con
hins clauses providing for the registfa.
ton Of resident Chinese, and the sus.
pension OF bail Ia babeas corpus appli.
cations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

PARIS, May IA number " reac-
tionnry youths held secret meeting
on saturday night with the object OF
forming an Anarchist association.
Many incphprent speeches were male
6nt promised little practical results.
Tue movement may, however. lead 10
demonstrations Ia which the Anar-
chists are likely 10 be roughly
hand Cd.
a quantity Of explosives were sc'zed
today IN mn Anarchists residence lt
Niuemomblu, the police having got
Wind Of "A plot 10 destroy Hotel lie
VIE. One person was arrested but u
number Of others escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02
a sLr,ruER,Sa VOLCANO.
AnRrchIsm In France not Dead
though inactive.

PARIS, May The papers generally
are commenting on the quietness
shown by the anarchists anu give
warning that the appearances are de-
ccitful; that It will not no To suppose
the trouble with the anarchists II ut
end. Reports from oil points Of i'm.
poftanse In the provinces today show
that no serious disorders occurred any.
where yesterday.
II II stated that Marquis dc MOres
n challenged by the municipal cOun.
cillOr who insultingly referred tU him
In public spt ech yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

TuE lessees Of tho salt Lake Evening
Tfpe', whose names were recently given
IN thc columns OF this Journal, have
assumed oguirol Of that paper aud are do.
torminod, they say, To make Il "a howl.
ing succcs-.' The management II made
pnpcr promises 10 be an auspiclous ono.
The NEWS extends professional well
wishes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

ROCHESTER, n. ", May "a night
train on the New York Central, taking
water AT Gnu chville this morning,
WIS run into by another freight. a
minute later another train crashed into
the wrecked uts, TIE mass caught
fire. twenty-five cprs and much
freight Were destroyed. W, NJ. Jones,
nm engineer was kiiled;F, Richardson,
u fireman, wa Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02
Orcriures Looking Ia q Peaceful Settle.
ment Between The wyoming
Cnitlemrn aud Rusilers.
Am AGREEMENT ON The CHINESE
9tLL.
ny Telegraph TO tho Nrws.l
UAFrLEMTN AND nUsTLCRs.
Tho olive Branch Of Peace Extended
by ttc Latter.

CHEYENNE, wyo., May .. - AID.
vances looking 10 q compromise be.
tween the stock men nud Tustlors have
been made by the representatives Of
johnson county. The olive branch
was extended In the shape Of n paper
addressed g. the cattle owners, which
recited that the authorities of johnson
county invite all owners who have
participated IN the recent armed inva.
sion, and Trustworthy aud discreet
persons TO their ranches Ia Look after
the proper rounding IN Ani preserva.
ton Of their property. The paper,
which is sigutd ny the county commits
siOners and the sheriff, pledges cattle.
meu protection Of their interests.
The proclamation was received by
the cnitlemcu with feeling os resent.
mcnt. Fred g., Hess, manager for DR..
Harris, said! This thing ~ as gauEy az
the offers 10 protect our persons In
johnson county. | don't believe the
officer. OF the county are able 10 protect
". The rustIers own johnson county.
They sny so, and none can dispute.
The peAcsmBkers protest that new
leaf will be turned over; that the best
citizens propose to stop stealing at any
cost.
one omissary Of North franklin OK.
plains that there Is g. be reform In the
hope Of retaining IN the county taxable
wealth IN shape Of herds, soon 10 be
driven 10 Montana and elsewhere.
The peace delegation from johnson Is
much discouraged az the rebuff they
received from the cattlomen, but say
they will make new overtures amt
hope 10 bridge over the difficulty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

IWNroS, y. j., May 2.-Tho at
ioruoy'gUnorsl under the directions o.
the governor Is searching for the best
means Of crushing the Reading com
binc. lfno law can be- found to meet
the case n special sUs,ion Of tho lcgis.
laluro Will probably be called 10 enact
one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

LEApvLLE, May last night
fire when started on the stage Of
Loeb's variety, destroyed that siruc.
ture aud half q block on State street.
A number OF narrow escapes, One
woman aud "a child were burned to
death. The loss II $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

DETROIT, May 2.--rhe Lackswana
line Of steamer "Russian" snnk last
night near R1ndcnu, Lake Erie, after
y collision with an unknown steamer.
The crew escaped. IL In not known
what became VI the other vessel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02
A moan sI,rr,m rnnnh.

NEW UL,L MINI, May .. - The
boiy OF Louis Schmelz, the sheriff Of
Brown county, was found In the river.
Tie had been desponueut aud no doubt
shielded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

WiNNtrEu, Mas, May 2.--rhe loss
by ytslerllay'- IRE was si2j,OOO. -Four
blocks burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02
RIO GRkNDB
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,


rT'o SILL THE PArENr LAMr CHIMNEY
i t.Cnucr.fCla Of slHhL SO hrmhuf,
tVrrY iUuseLcpoi huY sample lln, aumps
taktn,at tilH ANLN1XIN CO..
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-02-05
Nebraska's Acting Governor Says
Only n Mandate of the Court
Can Unseat Him.
Notwithstanding the Urgent Advice
of Friends He Will Hang on
for Month.
Boyd's Appointees Notified to Get
Ready to Resume Their Res.
pectiye Duties.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. "a World
Herald dispatch from Lincoln, Neb.,
says: John L. Webster, Governor Thay
er's attorney, came down to Lincoln,
and was closeted with the ex-governor
for some hours. The entire situation
was carefully reviewed, and Webster
put forth his best endeavors and most
clinching arguments to prove to his
client that the best thing he could do at
the present time would be to simply step
down and out, surrendering the Office
to Governor Boyd, without further de-
lay. But Thayer was obdurate and said
that he should continue to exercise the
Office of governor until he received a
mandate from a court from which there
was no appeal. 81 am governor now, "
he said, s'and I shall continue so for at
least month" Nothing would shake
him in his determination and he would
hold to his resolve.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-02-05

House bill authorizing change of To-
cation in railroad bridge over the
Mississippi river at South st. Paul,
Mimi, was passed.
Mr.. Mitchell, from the committee on
elections, reported two resolutions
affirming Alfred T. Dubois was elected
to retain his seat as senator from Idaho,
and H. T. Claygett was not entitled to
such seat. Mr.. Vance, of North Caro-
lima, asked that the resolution lie over,
as there would be minority report. It
was SO ordered.
Mr.. Palmer, of Illinois, submitted q
resolution providing for the election of
senators by the people, and gave notice
that at some convenient day he should
address the senate on this subject.
To Find Out Where Brioe Lives.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 3.-In the house
resolution was adopted for an investi-
cation as to the eligibility of Calvin S.
Brice to be United States Senator from
Ohio. This investigation will go into
the question of residence which has been
discussed ever since his election, and
the result will hinge upon his being
proved citizen of Ohio or New York.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-02-05
A Big Row Among the Congressional
Delegation at Washing.
ton.
Coalition with Democrats the Bone of
Contention-simpson, Watson and
Otis Out.
Cleveland's Friends Feel Better than
They Did-The Ex.President Re.
fuses to Talk.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-A Washington
special says Jerry Simpson, supported by
two other Alliance congressman-Wat-
son of Georgia, and Otis of Kansas
has split with the other Alliance mem
bers Of the house, and it is said that the
cause of the difficulty is too serious to
be healed. The trouble came to head
at meeting of the Alliance congresmen
held in this city last week, and it's re-
suit was developed by the refusal of
Messrs. Simpson, Watson and Otis to
attend another meeting of the Alliance
members Thursday night. At the meet
ing last week there was long and bit
ter discussion over proposition that the
Alliance men in congress agree to cast
their lot with the Democratic party.
This proposition was vigorously opposed
by Simpson, Watson and Otis. They
contended that the Alliance had pro
gressed favorably without the aid OF
either of the two great political parties
and advocated the third party scheme.
Nearly Came to Blows.
Several times during the evening ar
exchange of blows was narrowly
averted. and after it hal been decided
that the Alliance congressman should
work with the Democrats in the house
Simpson, Watson and Otis protesting
the meeting adjourned until the mex
night.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-02-05

CARTHAGE, Mo-, Feb. 3.-The county
collector has been told by SO many tax
payers that they would not pay their
taxes until he compelled the st. Louis
and San Francisco road to pay up their
back taxes that he decided to make de-
termined effort to get the money. He,
with two deputy sheriffs, went to the
depot with the intention of seizing the
freight locomotives as they passed, but
the word went over the line and the
trains whizzed through the depot sc
rapidly that he could do nothing. He
then attached tho depot with all the fur.
niture and freight therein.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-02-05

Senator Kyle is just now occupying a
large share of the eye of the universe
in his gallant endeavor to place gen
eral marriage and divorce law on the
national statute books, while his starry
ing and blizzard-stricke and generally
down trodden constituents on the prair-
les of South Dakota, if we may believe
his party organs as to their condition,
are still without Legislative remedy for
the financial ills that overwhelm them.
To paraphrase the distinguished gen
tleman's own sentiments, what does it
matter whether man has wife or not
if he has no home to keep her i'll and nc
garments wherewith to array her:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-02-05

The first number of the Sioux Falls
Gazette, the new state Democratic Or
gan, is at hand. 1t has an excellent
telegraphic news service, is neat look
ing geographically, and its editorials
are characteristic OF Walter Goddard,
whose journalistic work was one of the
features of the Church administration.
We shall watch with some little cllrios-
ity developments between The Gazette
and the esteemed Argus-Leader in
their efforts to occupy the same politi-
cal field.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-02-05

The death of Charles spurgeon, the
greatest divine in England, removes a
striking figure and a tremendous intel
lectuality from the religious arena.
And it may be matter of general sur
prise to very many who can scarcely
recall when Spurgeons name was not a
household word on both sides of the
Atlantic that at the time of his death
he was but So years OF age, but his biog-
raphy shows that he began preaching
when he was Is years of age.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-02-05
Getting Ready for tn. Change.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. s.-At noon
Governor Boyd was still in Omaha and
said he had not decided on what course
he would pursue. He expects Thayer to
notify him to come and take Office, but
the latter has not done so and if dis
posed can hang until the supreme court
mandate issues on Feb. 20. Politicians
are advising Thayer to retire quietly.
Governor Boyd hasnotiied his former
appointees that he is governor, and they
are preparing to resume charge of their
respective stations.