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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02


PirrsuuRo, June In tho United
Prtsbytcfian general assembly today,
tue Judiciary committee presented n
report on complaint OF Rev. David
Morrow ngalnst the pfcsoytcry Of Spn
Francisco. The complaint was re-.
turned aud the decision Of the pfcsby.
terry Affirmed. The complaint Of ].
I. Mckee, on behalf Of I.a RoIin
against tho Prosbytery Of Seattle, wss
also presented, and the committee re-.
commended dismissal Of the com.
plant. The point was raised that the
complaint was not regular, a. u had
not been made for more than year,
anu motion was made that the np.
peal bo dismissed on this ground. The
excuse was made for Rev. j. r. Me.
hec that he was absent from the
country for that length Of time.
The evening session Of the General
Assembly OF United Pro 10y tefiaps wns
devotet 10 reports Of various @ mint.
tees. The report " tic committee on
reform chafgcterIz,s the Chinese ex.
oluslon bill ~ "un.Christisn," un-
patriotic and monster Injustice"
The report says the Sunday newspaper
IL the mightiest engine that aSsnils the
church and the deATcsi rights and most
sacred Institutions Of tile Christian
people Of thu United states. This
report called forth considerable de-
bate, but was finally adopted. The
next meeting will be held at Mon.
mouth, III.
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Democrats aud Peoples rar,y Ia
J"i.i Meeting.

Kansas Cry, June l.. A Joint
meeting ~ the DemUciatsand Peoples
party OF Kansas waH held here today
which may result Ia not defeating tho
Republicans again, but also Ia trans.
frrring the State 10 the doubtful
column. The meeting was In secret
session all day, aud the whole matter
OF fusion was discussed and resolutions
adopted favoring fusion.
The preamble " the resolutions
arraus yea the details OF the coalition as
follOwt:,
This Democrats TO be given the eau.
dldate for Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court aud Congtcssmen at large the
rest OF the State ticket TO be- given 10
the Peoples party. The candid ties Of
the two parties ~ lie n0mina,.ds ut
separate conventions, the object being
to avoid the endorsement by either
party Of the Others principles.
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Loss OF u Fortune. FoiloWsd by SUIT
eide.

NICE, June 1.-The statement sent
out that the wolbfegy suicide nj Monte
Carlo wasa canrfd IA utterly untrue.
Mr. Wtlhtegg stopped here for one
week aud became known 10 n number
OF people. He appeared 10 be n Ger.
man.American, aud the SPELLING Of hia
name seems to have varied. He went
every day to Monte Carlo where he
lost heavily. Then his fortune changed
aud for : time he was winner On the
a3d OF . fih inst. hr lost about S01,O10
francs. Then he committed suicide IN
the rsning room Of the casino. The
bail with which he shot himself broke
mirror, which was for some time
evidence OF the tragedy that had &C.
nuIrnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

rONGnLss.
nu,iness Transacted by the Legi-iH.
tors Yesterday.

tors Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, June LIN tho Sen.
ATE t0uhy the conference report on the
bill IL relation TO tho lands OF tn, Kla-
mAth River Indian reservation was
pleirnied aud agreed TO.
The diplomatic and consular appro-
Sfialion bill was today reported 10 the
Vena,n from the committee OH appro.
pfttions. The bill M 1t came from
The House was increased Sa2l 800,
making total Of si,7lO,0i5, being
bs,lsO moro than tho current nppro-
pfiati0n and si2s, I2l lehs than the esti.
mate. The missions 10 Columbia,
Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, which
were consolidated by the House, were
RESTORED 10 their present status, n were
Also the missions to Venezuela, Gusta.
mala aud Honduras. The salaries OF
the conHul.general Mt London, Paris,
Havana anu Rio Janerio were reduced
nom $4,000 10 5000 each by the House,
hut restored by the committee, M also
The salaries OF flfty.ono consuls 10.
bill.
Ffom ,..esent indications II appears
Were VIII likely bo practical suspen-
hon OF public business In Congress
next week, owing TO the number OF
absrnlees. Many Republican Sona-
!ors have already departed, orartanged
10 depart for Minneapolis.
Thc silver question came up unex.
p,eleily this afternoon In competition
With tue bill to reguiat. the manner
IN which property shnll he sold under
IN order OF the United States Court.
ielet offered an amendment requlf.
lhs that legal tender money bo fareiv.
"a In payment Of Judgments. Sher.
man held that that woulu involve the
violation OF specific contracts requiring
solu payments, aud objected to the
eohsiieraiion OF the bin. The yeas
AAl nays were called on confederation
sn1 resulted ia yeas a5 and nays IL.
~ quorum and a call was ordered.
hlll anu Hunton OF Virginia, new
nenators, voted In the Affirmative. The
sall showed the iinpossibillty OF secur.
lhg Aquorum without breaking pairs,
the OIL passed over without prcIu-
wee, End tho Senate resumed tho con-
siefati0n Of this calendar.
w motion Of Aldrich and without q
single dissent from either side, the
suAnbor decided that no vote should
9e taken onthe free coinage bill until
sane lilh, t-nd In all probability there
VIII Dc none until after the Chicago
convention IN finished. This agree.
men! was feached amor sherman clos.
~ hls TWO days' argument against the
nhlWhloh his last words characterized
irightiui demon 10 be'resis.ed anu
opposed.
Stewart took the door to reply TO
9hetlnan but yielded to anstion 10 nd
THE HOUSE.
Almost tho whole day was oonsum.
~ ~ IN the discussion Of pointf,of order.
nv nlanee wgB small. a few pri.
rMv Hills were passed. Whiting,
lMlch' )lfom tho ways aud means no.
ported bill limiting the amount OF
earring apparel 10 be admitted free OF
Iunty' Placed on the calendar. The
nvuse then went Into committee Of the
,wnole on the PoStoincv Appropriation
VII. the pending question being on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
Arrival Of Convention Workers and
Opening Of Harrison Parlors at the
West Hotel, Minneapolis.
HARRISON pGLroAsts FROM
INDIANA.
Tho blaine Men surprised. Rcpub'
llcaus at the Chicago
Hotels.
by TeisnAphto the news.
EAnLy ~ TuE FIlLD.
tho Presidents rri.nds steal - March
oo tn. Secretary. noomer-.

n" the sscrutars'- boomers.
MiSSEAIOLif, June 1.-The ad.
vance guard OF the convention workers
came IN this aft, rnoOu aud the Hafri.
son paflor were opened at the West
hotel. The arrivals this afternoon
wetc Harrison delegations solid, and
all came from Indiana, The early
opening Of the Harrison headqunti.rs
IL u surprise TO the Blaine men, who
expected to be the frst when they
come In with the national committee
tomorrow. In short, tn. Presidents
fflcnds have stolen u march on the
Blaine boymen, and their sudden ar
rival means fight from the start TO the
finish. IL Il said that their unan.
nounccd arrival and quick opening OF
headquarters was made at trlcgfaphic
Instructions from Washington, aud
the men sent here anu TO come tomof.
row ARE the satnc who dill no much Tor
Harrifou's nomination Ia ISIS. Gen.
eral diohnei and John e.. New will
be- la command. Il. Il. ShiVlds, who
was with the arrivalr, said Il was tx.
tremely bad TASTE for Quay, platt anu
Foraker, whesu Judgments were not
hAcaod by their records, u attempt 10
dictate who the Presidential nominrc
shah be. rhe Blaine sentiment, said
lac, wrn not ~ strong ss believed. IL
was more properly RntfHnrrlson.
Shields further said, there YVES no
shadow OF a doubt but that Harrison
would be rrnomi mated. ave have
tho delegates with which TO do II, and
u IL fJollShueIs % talk any opposition
to the President"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

SAN fRAaciscU, June Ia specl u
meeting Of the Cnnmtrr Of cuinnn roo
was held, -x.MAyur Pond presiding.
at which were debated and adop,' d,
resolutions exposing 10 toe Nicata
qua convention, which meets at ~.
Louis tomorrow, the sentiment OI all
the California merchants upon the
caunl question. The resolutions en-
dOrsc NJ sa'. Investments tile . pei
cent trust bonds irgurd 10y the Nicaia.
gua Canal Conjunction Company mud
set forth that Ia no way eau III. people
VI the coast better express their desire
for growth aud prosperity than ny In.
vesting la the said bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

WICHITA, "A special
IN the Eagle says that the southbound
santa Fe passengortrain, which leaves
wichita At $50 y. M, was held up at
0:i5 tonight by masked robbers at the
stockynrds near the station Of Red
Rock In the Cherokee strip. The train
was tagged ami the engineer and
fireman taken prisoners. The robbers
entered the exufesa car and broke
open tho safe aud secured the contents.
The amount obtained Ia said TO be
10000. The passengers were not
mOlca,ed.
Deputy United States Marshal Mad.
sen al Guthrie wns notified aud will
organize posse and start In pursuit. Of
the gang, n number Of which IN un-
known. The money obtained was in.
tended for Indian payments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
Laie., News Aboui ihe Min. Disaster
Ia Hoht mis.

PRAGuR, June 1.-The latest news
from tue scene Of the disaster indi.
Gates nft, investigation Of the reported
riot, that the missing men will number
200. Al the last accounts twenty We
bodies ,urne Land biackenod were res.
curd In pfecnflous condition. The
unfoitunhtta were shockingly burned
and crushed. II WIS iouud that mt VI
vi the victims, nvluIlDg thre. men
who Loaf their lives IA the work OF res.
cut, died from tuiincailon. The cx.
plosion 10 believed 10 have been caused
10y come reckless miner who took u
naked light Into tho presence OF tho
gatts. Another Tumor attributes the
fire TO inCendiRry origin, Large crow DIS
Of excited pcfsons consisting mainly OF
the families VI the unfoItunates stand
around the shafts. Affecting scenes are
witnessed on all sld,s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

Chicago, Juue Republican p ~.
ticians were plenty ut the hotels this
morning, cOnfrrtuces OF leaders bthg
constantly held. Emmuus Blaine,
after a conference with Garrison, Con.
ger and other, declared that he knew
nothing regarding his fathers inteu.
tiuns, though he admitted that Blaine's
silence seemed 10 mean IA good deal.
senator Hunsbrouyh n. d. has All.
viurs that i've OF the siK u,luGates
from his State are for Bliiue, aud all
but two 81 the South Dakota delega-
ton who were instructed for Harrison
have gone over 10 Blaine. Tho meu-
bcis OF the national executive commit.
tee left for Milwaukee this afternoon.
Thy will be hanqueted by Henry
q. .IIyBe 'Onight, anu VIII proceed "a
MINNEAPOLIS tomorrow Tho matter
will not lie definitely settled until
Saturday, when the committee viii
meet In Minneapolis, hut It nav seems
probable TINT the Hon. Thomas Reed
u Maine will be temporary chairman.
Friends Of Harrison were booming him
M well ~ claiming various delegations
aud Leaders for him, among Others
Governor Mckinley Of Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
THURSDAY JUNE ., TERRITORY.

the following ticket Governor, X. Il.
Link Of Franklin county; lieutenant
governor, James Lamont OF Rockford;
secretary, John A.. Killan o. Shelby;
auditor, \. n. Noe OF VcrinillioD; a,.
tofney.general, A. r: Wright Of In
Sale; trustees State Univefsily, Pro.
I, ssor Albert q. Green ~ Lebanon;
Professor Carl JOhnu OF Eureka, Pro.
fessor l.. =. iiegan Of Chicago; con.
gfctsmen.at.lnrge, james Fcller 81
Springfield. +. n. Andrews OF Stefl.'
ing.
a lengthy platform was adopted.
Absolute prohibition II demanded; the
retention VI the present compulsory
education law Nv demanded. Allen
ownership ~ lands aud mines is de.
nouuced. The resolutions favor un-
limited coinage, tho control
by the government Of rail-
ways, telcgrnphs aud Telephones, the
abOlishmont of the tatin On faw mn.
tcrlnl, the taxation ofhDndt, mortgages,
and other evidence Of Indebtedness; a
law for the suppression q wheat and
stock gambling; service pension VI
one cent pcr day foT honofably dis.
charged soldlefs for the time actually
In the service; the election Of Utited
States senators by direct vote " the
people, and for the suppression OF
trusts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

Soaked stale bread collects IN the bow
els AMI forms "a hard mass, resembling q
cartridge tor q revolver. and Is like
stone; this olstruc,a tho passage and will
not move, Tho chick droops around q
few days and then dies. Several sush
eases came under our notice the
past two ycar. stale soaked bread
formed large part Of their daily
food. On adjoining farms whore brrnl
was not used no Cgscs occurred. We
mean In chicks aud young turkeys, snys
Tho Poultry New, Tho Fancirls Jour.
nal. commenting On tho foregoing. ,nyai
"Murc chicks arc sent 10 an early grave
by soaked food than anything else. 4
chicken likes graduated foods best. md
cuarscly ground wheat. corn aud oats
are rclishcd by even very Young
chicks. Cracked rice, worth about 80 I,
cents per pound, can be- used ia ihl
misiurc occasionally With dry food
the chicks require plenty " drink. i
iuyonte food IA ulJ by some poultryifcn
Is bread made Of bran ono-ihitl.
ground oats ono'thita aud curnural ono
third, mixed with milk and baked hard.
This bread Is broken OF ground mp
coarsely and Ted dry
II lisa popular belief that hard b,ilud
eggs furnish the bcst 10. ibic feed iol
newly matched chicks. The SOUTH "a
fancicr iakcs exceptions to this general
rule and saysi "Wc do not hoshatq "
dcnomco all such cpicurcan dishes IA
hard boiled eggs. mill; toast, etc, and
strongly advocate the simplest diet OBJ
tninable, For young chicks we know
Of nothing better than cotnmcal cooked
into what ia commonly known ~ john.
ny cake This AZ first, and ahcrwhrd
wheat und cracked corn"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

INV YORg, June l.-Cofrespond.
ence 10 the Hcrdd from Georgetowu.
British Guiana. says there 10 great TX.
element there. The government, la
order 10 raise revenue 10 meet The
deficit caused by the Mckinley tariti
and To drffny the expenses Of the In.
creased military protection ~ the
colony causcI by the slafnl,t news
ton, have passtd the gold mining
that Industry, most OF the financial
houses depending on the gold indus
try, aud a financial CRISIS is Imminent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

OTTAWA, Ont, June l.-Fostcr,
minister VI finance, and Rowell, min
lister o. militia, left this AFTERNOON Tor
Washington 10 confer with Secretary
Blaine aud Lord PauucofOt-. II In
stated the mlnistors' mission IL 10 dis
c,iss matters touched upon but not se,.
tied At tbs sprlug conference. Among
them IL the question Of we'll and canal
tolls.
A London special 10 the star snyt;
Great Britain. acceptance Of Sir Johu
Thpmsou rs Hrlti0h nfhitfniOr In c0u-
nection with the Rcting sea arbiirs-
ton gives general satisfaction. An
eminent Juris, vill be chosen aa the
other arbitrator.
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Member. OF the whisky Trust In.
dicted.

CLEVELAND, June i.-warfen II.
Cofnin and Jullua T.. French, mem.
bera Of the whisky trust, indicted Ia
violation Of the antitrust law, were
given hearing before United States
commissioner and bound over to the
United States district court " Massa-
chusotts In the sum VI $1,000 each.
They refused 10 give bouds and the
commissioner issued mittimus com.
hitting them TO jail In default OF bail.
They were Immediately taken before
Judge Kicks and the district attorney
made an application for the removal u
the prisoners TO the Jurisdiction Of the
dietfict Judge at liostoh. Tho npplica.
ton was contested On the ground that
the Indictment did not charge them
with an eiiensc tryablo In Massa.
ohuaetta courts, and that the antitrust
law was unconstitutional. The argu.
ments were not completed at the nd.
tournament OF court.
Corning and French were not taken
TO jail, the marshal personally assum.
ing the responsibility for their appear
ance In court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

The late Eugene Cowlos, who died at
II Paso. Tex. was intended 10y his
father, Edwin Cowles, TO be his success
sor ON the Cleveland Leader. But the
young mans talents did not run that
way lie deserted newspaper work soon
after his fathers death and turned his
attention to invention. fo It WAS who
first applied electricity to tho separation
Of aluminium from clay. The process
was very successful and the Cowles
Aluminium company now operltes the
largest dynamo In tho world It would
have been u consolation TO the older
Cowlos. IL ho had lived, 10 lind that his
son was success in ono Held though he
was not in journalism. Too many
wealthy self made mon have tho mor,i.
iication Of seeing their eAponsiyely odu.
Gated sons failures altogether
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

DuBLIS, June i.-Ata meeting held
today IN the town Of Nnvan, County
Meath, 10 selcc; candidates 90 oppose
the Parnellitcs Ia the ciniing election.
Michasl D1yitt WA ei,yaen 10 ooutrst
nelli,es gathered nj the plsce where
the meeting was hold aud waen the
proceedings terminated followed the
visiting Nationalist TO the railway
station. Here collision took plac,
and bloody struggle ensue', the com.
batants fighting Tor some time. Davitt
Received n severe wound In the head,
which blc1 freely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

The Bordeaux mixture consists of six
pounds Of sulphaiv of copper, four
pounds OF limo aud twenty-five gallons
Of water. AMI 10 applied by means Of u
spraying machine, For uso on potatoes
Paris green can be- added; the mixture
to be applied as soon az tho potatoes aro
nlOve ground, aud Htterwad Two or
thryc times Or oiicner as the condition
oi the ulapts indicate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

Perhaps the most curious occupation
conceived by women Is that OF dinner
tnsicr. She II a product of parisian ronno.
mcnt und yet unknown la this country.
She spends "a part Of each day IN visiting
houses aud tasting the dishes Intended lot
dinner She suggests Improvement and
shows the cook new ways OF preparing
dishes Exchange
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

CaScIsEA7I, o., June l.-Lato this
afternoon lot OF men at the water
works were pumping hourc-raising
casting weighing i've tons; SOMETHING
In the supports gave way and let the
casting drop twenty, i've feet among
the men. Thomas Duiler, foreman,
wa. killed aud four Others very sell.
ouhiy injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

KANSAS Ci1Y, June 1.-The Star,
Pueblo. Colo, special .ays. The bank
% Pueblo assigned this morning TO a
J. Qlald, formerly It's cashier. The
amount Of liabilities are unknnwn.Frcd
Rohner Ia the owner OF the bank. The
cause Of the failure was due 10 tho cx.
trcmo dun times nnd inability 10 MAKE
collections on overdue accounts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

"Rcally, Family. our Household expenses
aru growing at a most alarming rate"
But Keep them down all can. George.
Just think how the price oi everything IL
going up "Gut, then, your cNtrava
gimcc. Only last week yol got another
new bonnet" "Oh, that has no,hlng to
do with az saved that unt OF my house
keeping money. n--l.ondun Public Opinion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

SAN FRANCIsco, June /. - The
California delegation to the Rcpubli.
eau convention lett this morning ON
special train. The party consisted Of
sevuniy'nvu people and incluioi
many pIomlnont Cili1sns Of the STATE.
They Will reach Minne,po June
9th.
The Nevada delegation will be taken
abroad ut Reno, anu the Yah drle.
CATION will board the same traln to-
morrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

SAN FRANCISCO, June l. - Judge
Cofiey today rendered decision In
the case Of ex-Asstmblyman Elwood
Bfuner Of Sacramento, charged with
Offering TO accept u bride during the
session Of the last Legislature 10 defeat
the "5calpers' hll." The court held
that the evidence was sufficient
wnffar, for the belief that Brunor was
guilty, aud tho latter was accordingly
held 70 answer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

CoSSERsviLIE, Ind, June H.
Ellen Carlisle Huston, daughter OF
United States Ex.Treasurcr Huston,
was married here this noou TO Howard
NJ. Gordon, editor OF the Connuisvlile
Tunes. MIR. and Mrs. Gordon were
the recipients Of costly presents, among
others u solid silver fruit dish from
President and Mrs. Hariison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

Of the committee. 1t Ia believed he
allowed the arbitration resolution TO 20
through under compulslon. The ques.
ton which finds expression now "
whether the directors will consider
that there Ia anything 10 atbitfate.
The final sentence Of their memorial
looks NJ though they saw nothing OF
the sort.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

The Duke Of Marlborough Is, like Max
o'l,ell, grAt ndmpr OF the American
woman, aud says shat 'she has u natural
quicknes for approaching the characters
Of the men around her, aud she tnkca In.
finitely more pains, aud IN som, tspccts
greater trouble all round, than tho Eng
llshwomhn displal..n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

Tho old house AZ Fcnny Dr,yton, Eng.
land, the birthplace NJ George Fox, tho
founder of tho Society OF Friends, is 10
DO taken down piece by piece. Thcparts
are to b. carefully numbered aud packed
for chipping 10 this country, where It
will bo regretted The site las not YET
heeu decided. Chicago Herald.
Carollpo Esch,rd, one Of the leader. on
the mqyenont f,r school suffrage In Ohio,
pays niuro tUNps than amy other person ~
the county where she lives, 4 u director II
bank and Is CONNECTED with nearly an
the important things on foot In her 10
cality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

LOSDJS, June k.-Dlspalehes from
Teheran says Conflicting accounts
aro received Of the cholera epidemic nj
drshei. II is stated that no deaths
from cholera occur In single day.
The disease has now appeared Ia the
hills compelling the removal Of Eug-
lish camp.. the Inhabitants OF the
affected districts are fleeing from Their
hanna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

OcALA, Fla, June 1.-The Peoples
party met here IN State convention
today. light Attendance; nothing Of
moment done. The convention IL
apparently waiting the action VI the
State Democratic convention In the
matter Of adopting the ~. Louis plat
form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

san FRANufscD, June I. - John
Craig, assistant ,ecrctafy OF the Cali.
fornia Wof de Fair commission, was
arrested today on charge of forgery.
He IL nccuseJ Of forsinR the nRmrs Vt
President Irving M.5cott aud Secretary
Thompson OF the commission 10 checks
nggrcgaiing $500.