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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-06
FIRE IN DENVER
A Paint COnpany'S Warehouse
Destroyed.
flREslEN MANEAERiYE Fight.
-=-Ha.s....=a--.
u..-f.. % NJ, n.. =.
flREMEN MAGEAGRayE FIGHT
Hundreds Of Barrels Of OIL S.Orad IN
the Basement.
ruE or,aVV on rat r.nr.
~ icrni nri.din.. ia T.nlnci Sit.
ornI sng I Egpiu,ians.
iaCaNJ Loss.

DENvEn, Col, Jan. 5.--AtlU o'clock
tonight fire vas discovered IA the iatge
wnfchtusr OF The Nallacs Paint c0m.
pany. Tho Alaim was g1ic s!y given
uu, ns.orc the department arrived tbs
building, which ~ iuys.story sttug.
turf, was eavuloped ia llimcs. T.c
iiremon worked like demons Tor halt
hour when there wac igcncfll STAN.
pcde causci 10y ,he cismblug VI tue
Wail1, AMI Ia lois than two ininutra the
itont walls Collapsed Rid u 10 feared
mat some OF tho iirom,n are caught
beneath tdr debrip.
Alter tue wall collapsed The Grcmen
worked at u great dls1uyan,agc, Gs II
WINS not safe 10 90 uear the bnild.ug for
there were huuuTci. ci barrl4 OF oil
stored Ia III. basrnemt. The Ire was
usyUud control at II o'clock gnd hsd
Bptoaj 10 the atjicent bIiidlugs. Bag.
Icy't machinery warehouse Aud
Eatun's tluwarr store ME on firv.
fac loss illareSdy vSroI s-JO,0UO.
Toe building was cCgupitu ~ &. w.
Bagity L Co., miDing ulc1inury, the
sullivan Dclii conlInu.; the HODdnll
~ Williamson Muuuitrturing com
/ pauy, machine shops; ,lic Il. ".
| stewart LYinOe. Cpnpily,t the Nation.
al Cracker Cumi,uy, the Denver
:, nmring company, amt the Pant ~
Glass company.
lhr frc started from the boiler Ia
/ the Vngluv tUpm and gnintu heuuway
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PITTS BuHuif jan. 5-Fire b,oke
out ton,ght Ia tho large brick QUILTING
occupied by the Collins Cigar CON
pany aud before the liamos could 10
suDduoi the structure was entirely
destroyed, together with three i've.
story buildings aud residence on
Pennsy ivania aveuuo. The buildings
d,eiroyvd Weie occupied by 4, Dan
aud Sons, commission merchants;
Gavin Il Halloch, lsnps anu fancy
guudt; Booth y Flynn, contractors.
and mum, rous oliic,s. The losses at
mijnight axe estimated at from u guar.
ter ~ hall n milliJu dollars. kgGuhts'
lnstnlment house anu tie W,slng.
housu machine shops were "a fro saw.
rlil l.mes, but the good wuih 81 tho
Ire dcpar,i nent saved them. a. 1880
O'clock the wall Of the Duii DuIIiipg
Tell with GRASP, bury ny The old Yer.
utr nHnsiop adjoining. Fortunately
tle mmily hnJ deserted the houEu
before The walls came down AMI rs far
as known no ont was lhiurrl, hut
nany valuable paintings hnd WORKS .,
art were destroyed.
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believe nuy suc1 restriction would he
elective. The hill went over III
Monday next, tomorrow and Saturday
having brrI o. apart for tae consider
alton " two bills in relation 10 quaran-
Tine and immigration.
The senate hill permitting NJ. 4.
Deadly, unitei States ladge for the
district ui Oregon, o. resign On oraiter
March iih next, aud theraupOn DO
entitled 10 draw salary NJ u judge dur
ing life, was iassCd.
The senate ill 10 nay ~ the algueea
ot legal representatives Of The late John
RaGh, the shipbuildBr, S3s, 100, the
bilhuce due on tue Unitel States
steamer Dolphin was taken up anu
discussed for over m hour and finally
lnid aside withGui action.
The senate hill concerning testimony
la ciminnl cases uu proceedings grow
ing uu, Of the interstate commerce low,
ON motion o. Mr.. Wilson Of Iowa, was
taken from thc calendar nuj passed. II
provides that no person shall be
EXCUSED iFota tesiiiying on tho ground
that hla testimony might teId 20
cFinilnatr himself. Tho Senate then,
after IL shUit executive session, nd.
uUfned.
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ONLY A'TRlFLg FOR THE PRESS.
EnCFmOES Amounts Lost Oh Bogus
Contracts.
An rN-nssIsrEn INtuiSED.
The niandip Arrest the chief Topic
Of Convention in tho Lobbits
of the chamber.

PARIS, Jan. j.-Be'ore the parlia.
manIary commission OF inquiry today
tho principal witness was Vlscount Do
Nillebois. Aiarouii, Monarchist deputy
for Mayenue. lie said tho expenii.
ture OF the Panama Capal company In
coriupting the press was a tribe when
compared with the enormous amount
Lost through bogus contracts. He
urged the commission TO call the
principal contractors and examine
them as 10 thu amounts received aad
The WORK actually done. The COmite
lie la Union du Panama he said was
formed expressly u influence deputies
and consI icu0us meu In the province
III favor OF tue lottery loan. The CONF
mission appointed subcommittee to
Inquire into the charges.
nAnIur BEFORE TIE MAGISTRATE.
NJ. Balhul, minister OF public works
In tue cabinet " NJ. De Ffeycinet In
1855, was today brought before the tx.
anining magistrate % confront ia.
Charge of De Lesseps anu Marius
tOnlnine, tho imprlsonel directors OF
the Panama Caual company. After
au examination Of two hours NJ.
Balhut was ordered to appear beiors
the magistrate again Oh January 10Th.
1IIE BLASDIN ARREST
yesterday has been tho one topic Of
discussion today In the lobbles Oi tho
chamber. II Is supposed hts evidence
OF yesterday implicated saihui, and
was the direct cause Of tho lattei's ex.
animation today.
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TLn Niar Course H,ciurn.

Hon. William II. klns h 40 fesnineI
his health and viii fiil his engage.
m,nt 10 lecture Ia the Slsr COursc next
Sunuay evening, IN tho Salt Lake
Theater. His Gutject will be pathcs
Henry, the famous Virginlan whu, IN
good did colony slmvs, dung treneon
amt defiance IN the face OF ToryGom
and cArriei Virginia for Independence /.
Mr.. King has very Interesting topic
AMI, US he N All oratsr 0i ability, the
isotuio viii be worth hcnriug.
rne music VI the evening wi bo u
colo uy Migs Crissiu Lawson Nh u
coruet solo by prtfrtspr Held, Per.
sous Wishing 10 attend should remvln.
Der that tho doors open At eight anu
the lecture besins at null past eight.
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w,rr,is,oN r,Lss.
i.c IhinhS Car,lsir Way acoons rre.
xldrEi,

iIe IhinitS CarIlsir Way aooous i'r,.
xldrEi,
sT. Louis, jan. 5,-Hcnry Waiter.
son, tho ken.ucky eiitof, Ia speaking
today o, the attitude Of John q. Car.
isle toward he Cleveland eininis,ra.
ton, enid:
"Yuu can sta'e as my belle! tina.
Mr.. Carlislc will accept the preferred
portfolio OF the treasury. THIS vii!
entail an DclIhi sacrifice on his part,
for as secretary his expenses would be
greater ,hhu his Income. As senator
he eau supplement- hi, salary by law
trnctlcu. AZ secretary Ag could not.
II Mr. Carlisle administers the tIea.
sugy a. the country has reason ~ eX.
pee, he willp continued Nj. Waiter.
-uu, no power ON uRflh could keep
him on! Of tho Presidency II he wants
IT,"
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NEW luRIl, Jau. 5. the sutries r..
cuiVrd lJr lAo famous handicap Ruhur.
Ian T. bB run at the course vi tile
COnvy lslaud jockey cluh wern made
public today Rs follow: Rey Del lley,
Di. Hushroucs, Leonaw-ll, Hsciar-,
Inurnamuut. ClndelsL.a, Victory,
Russell, Mars, HE HlglpSss, York.
vile Belle, Banquet, Deuulh, King.
stOn, L2ngsti,rt, NomaI, Il vcianJ,
Tammany, No hna, The Harper, 5ii'
vrr Fox, sieve Estes, Two BIZ, Cas-
tius, p.tsuru, Low ianGer. Fidellu,
TurfIlial, rarvonui, Ia rosci, Lamp.
lighter, Locosntohic, Nsjor Dom +,
Judge Morrow, Slfatnm.aiii, Cnasadv,
Hume.
Tue at,kes Tint closed January .,
1893, received the following eutIrf
iphyr 81; spring, IS; Juu,, Ia; Yer.
uni, %; Volunteer, u; BayIiusc, rs;
Suburban, ~; Sherp,nead Bay, 81;
Flat ush, D.; GI,at ESstcIu, ~; seq.
t-nber. -; Flight, lJ; Au,umn, 90;
Double Event, l-O: Crest rnai III.
The iuturity iUS ls9o has alres0y 70.
ceiv.d h9s tries, wi,A California ami
Eugluud to hear from. The eutries
viii probably b. over 1909.
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MONTANA lrGSsLArURg.
noih Houses Listen To tho Gsysruor's
Message.

Message.
HELENA, Montana, Jan. o. Both
house, OF the legislature sjJOurnsd
shorty after hearing tho governors
message toiny. Nothing eau be done
until the comnlitteee on rules report,
aud THIS II looked Tor tomorrow. Gov.
ernOr Richards first message compares
favoraUly with those OF his predeces-
sprs. tits exhaustive la its treatment
oi state Issues anu pronounced IN favor
Of imporsint MEASURES.
An amendment 20 the election laws
10 prevent bribery Is strongly urged.
lie recommends TINT the registration
law no changed No that voters can
register at their own polling place at
any timG up To within few days OF
election, aud the placing OF the names
OF candidates IN parallel columns on
the Australian ballot Is also urged 30
that straight Ticket forany party can
be voted with single marx.
lie speaks highly Of the state Worlds
Fair management and recommends
lutther appropriations In addition to
The s50,l0J already Appropriated. He
estimates the whole expense for the
next fiscal year at $4,000. The rev.
eDug o. tue state for the year past
was ovef 1888, 000. The governor
strongly urges the immodiatc location
OF various state institutions, except the
capital, anu the establishment OF u
state orphanago reform school anu
agricultural college.
In the matter OF railroads seeking to
acquire title 10 lands, he Invites
prompt aud stringent legislation TO
protect ue PEOPLE against such corpor.
Dtions. He also recommends the
enforcement by legislation OF the
ntovision 0: the Constitution exclud-
ing Pinkestons or Other armed bodies
OF men not authorized by law from the
state. Liberal Irrigation laws are
suggested and memorials 10 Con gresa
asking lot free silver laws aru recon.
menued.
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A Halter Wants to Come Here.

An Omaha halter writes TO Secretary
Sears OF tue Chamber OF Commerce, Us
iOllow.:
"At present am engaged with
some young men who are running O
hat factory in Omaha. We wsuld like
to manufacture Tor the trade on large
scale. Can mauu 'actuge either wool
or iur hate, soft aud sill. Ascending TO
quaAtl'y AMI quality, tao prjf,s range
from 10 10 20 per cent, aud ns Omaha
will not pay usu bOuus W. pro Jose to
20 whofe they will. II vol csn b.
bought for 10 cents II would bo q pny.
lag lhvestmusi."
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Colorado. DcadIock.

DENvER, Jan. 5.--rhe senate re-.
eolved itself into "a deadlock and how
II viii net nut Of the muddiv none eau
tell. Seven Democrats known as tho
white wings faction have the balance
VI power aud declare they will have ~
large proportion of'the Offices or VIII
not proc, Ell further with business.
ltis reported tonight that comhlna-
ton viii DO formed between Rvpubl-
cans and Democrats whereby the
senate can be organized. The house
OF representatives met aud without
delay prOoeedel to the work OF COM
pleiinp the organization, after which
Hn adjournment was taken until to-
MORROW.
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WAeHINqIoN, u. g., Jau. BY
uuaBiuiuus consent the House pro.
ccvlci iutp com1ilitee Of thn Whole
10 the confederation of the fertilization
appropriation bill. There was no gen
cEai debate. Vhu bin was passed With
out amendment 1t arproprla,o'Sl,
$50 .ul5.
The consideration NJ private pension
bills was resumed aud a iew measures
tskcn withou, opposition because
little attention was paid them, aud as
there wa, no quorum the House nd
ioutuod.
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Iron Hail officials.

pHlLApELrIliA, Jan. 6.-Ffcenan
ID. SOl;orUy, iatu supreme ptcsi tent OF
the order VI Iron II VI, DR.. Charles IL.
Parker late supreme medical examiner,
Joseph Gisddiny, late supreme organ.
Mr., anu James II. Eckersly, late
chairman ui tue supreme finan,u com
piitec, were Arraigncd this morning
before o magistrate on n char.e u
using 5000, 900 Of lhc orders funds to
sustain I. muluel banking ani trust
company Of this city.
Counsel Tor tue dclcninuts walvei a
hearing Gnd the magistrate bound
them uvus la the sum oi 600 bail.
DlstricJ Attorney Graham said he
wOJll rests, any Attempt Of the In'
Giauspolls auihori,le, t. take defend
ANTS there IGr trial.
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0mcIni r.is, or uortr,y.

SAN FKANcHcJ. Jon. 5.--Tho tli.
cinl trlnl trip ~ the new roast drtcn,e
Nvss.', The Monterey, occurred In The
hny o. san Francisco today, and wap
outlr,iy successful. Tbs feature ut the
tgial which attracted the greatest attan.
ton on the part Of nnva engineers
was the eullf.ly euccssstil reriurm-
ance III ,he Ward coil Doilere. an a mcr.
iaan invention, which was u'ei tor the
nlst time on 80 largo u yca'c, or ain
battery aud whicn the Navy Dc.
pnrtmcnt placed In the Monterey US an
experiment.
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srnoSg LANGUAGE.
Abigail Dodge Accu,s~ OIasstose oil
Nugdcr.


Nutder.
BusTuS, Jlu. DIN the namo Of
God | arraigu you, tho head OF the
btitish government, fDt the murder u
Florence Elizabeth MAY now
dying III tue convict prison al Week
Inv"
81 writes Miss Abigail Dodge, the
AuthOttss known TO tho literary world
as Gail Hamii,on, TO the III. Hon.
William Guls.Dnc, prime minister Of
Great Britain. Mius Dodge derlafes
there H. no evidence OF tho imprisn ned
wOman's guil., anti shames Great
Britain tUF placing the woman IN n
living tomb, anu demanding more
evidence Of her innocence. After
Tepronrhing the British g0vornmcut,
aid the home office IN paGtiGiiiar, for
the bAfbaruus actiou, ths declares II
delibcTr,c murder. IT, closing she says:
"But " there nc God who makes
und notes the ways VI this world, who
hcafs the voice OF inuocuul blOOh
crying unto Him from the gtouHd, II
is ctteT to DO u Young " llc and mother
poishinr In Weeaiug prison than the
urimc minister Of the government
which works her torture and ner
| B!aughler."
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Ausris, Tex, Jan. 5.--rhe legisln.
ture viii convene Tuesday. Both
houses are overwhelmingly Demo-
cratic, aud ~ the Democrats the Hog
faction Is IN complete control. The
session will elect n United States sen.
stor 10 succeed Mills, now filling Ren.
gan's uneNpired term. Mills will
probably have n walk over, though
there are iumers OF n deal between
Governor Hneg and N-Governor Ire.
land, by which Ireland n 20 succeed
Mills and Hogg to succeed Coke two
year. hence.
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n CHICAGO. jau. 3. - Archbishop
Ireland Ia an interview this afternoon
declared the ALLEGED cnryclictl letter
goinC the rOnuts OF the country pur-
poning to lie from the pope, WIS
pnurIous and iaifr IN every particular.
The document represents tho poIe as
calling u on tho priests nud lrymcn
~ ihe Un,,cd Staies 10 use their iullu-
'unCH a. citizens ol a merice iu sccur.
ing fof The PIP. the COMPLETE control
over the tcinpJra.iiics oi this county.
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Home from Kentucky.

Elder Clifton It. Bunker, " Rich.
Had, Sewer county, who left Uta Tor
a n,ission to Rcnucky on SsntemOpr
7tll 1899, returned to this CITY yvater-
uay, hctng released 10 semc home u
upoOlnI al al health. lie wi. go to
OtdsD Tor low uaya Tor II 1t and locre.
ntion aud icr tins purpose o. Visiting
IlluII NNa.
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Tne NEBRASKA DEADLOCK.
4 Possibility Of Having u Brokcn
To-day.

LIscoLE, Mob, Jan. 5.-Thcre Is
now II possibility Of tue deadlock ia TIE
senate being broken tomorrow. syn
aior. Rubect ana Mcdonald served
notices GU their Republican colleagues
tonight that they intended to with
draw from the cAucu-. This caused u
suusa;iou. There was also AZ luic-
peucent caucus over the allegation lhat
certain m"mhors were not acting In
good faith and there now seems u
possibility OF u coalition vi anti.mon.
opoly members aud the ofganiza.
ton Of the senate irrespective OF party
lints.
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COLD EuH0PE.
Almost NJ nisnsirous IA, Two Wears
Agn.

Almost ~. Disastrous u, Two Year.
Agn.
LoNpuS, Jan. 5.--vhe present cold
spell on the continent bids fair to be-
almost ~ DISASTROUS US the cold
spell OF two years ago. Dispatches
from Flu.ae, Austria, say q railway
train h,a been stalled In the snow near
there eighteen hours and tho imTis.
onrd passengers arc vanishing aud
we've half freq ~ when 10 cueI.
a cottage ut He2)genburg in Aus.
tr!a, was buried under mass OF SNOW.
The cottage was Inhabited by eight
lorsous. 70, thr . days they Were
without ilrc or food, and when rescued,
two OF tho mmily were alreaiy dead
and the u,hen were ~ lrJsttaled that
II 10 l,aCod more may lie.
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sArolLI RECALLED.
An italian paper says II!s Mission
WAS "a EiascO.

Ro,iE, Jan. 5.-C0UicTo De! .RllbO,
a newspaper published a. Naples, Gays
The leaIIng topic at Rome ID the hascO
OF MonseignUg Saioi.i's mission from
tho Vatican to ths United States. Vns
COJrnTo article says MonseignOr
SatOln's brusque manner excited us
content OF American bishops, who
caused tho Cutia 10 understand they
w,il not tolerate the arrogance Oi IA
envoy. The Vatican, therefore, for
fear OF causing greater friction ~
Obliged 10 recall Mous"ignor satolli
lustead OF having him remain IN
America to represent the pOpo at ths
Chicago WoIld'5 FAIR.
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JEFFERSON CilY, No., Jan. 5.--Thc
Democratic Jpint caucus u the General
Assembly tonight rcnomlnated +. NJ.
Cookreil or United states senator by
reclamation, starting him Oh his .ourIh
term. An effort WIS mslu 10 epdoTsu
Governor Francis Tor ncatinel position,
but It was defeated 10y tho chairman
adj0urniug tho caucus.
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CONGRESS.


WAsinEuruN, jan, 5.--ihcte Was u
col!Ouuy between Mrssr.. Villas ami
WashDusu, tins latter Of whop' has
charge OF the auti,opliou blll, la the
course of when the gursJluu was pat
to Wathnu,n ~ n whether he would
accept AZ umVndmrnt that wouJ con-
hne the operations Of ms measure .
operations absolutely gambling ani In
which there WIS 10 bc no delivery but
the Minnesota senator hesiIgiiugly de-
clined to answer tue question am INA
lively, rcmarkiag that he did lot
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Niiied on iii" stage.

ELGIN, Ills. Jan. 5,-Sinhlen Jones,
nschool teacher In the high school at
Hampshire, died t0Isy Of dagger
wound Inflicted by ROsa s5chuil2, a
handsome young teacher IN tho Sam"
town. She was the bcroinc Al q he II G
villain ina drama presented by an
amst, ar ihee,rical company, o which
bjlh wero members, aud ia tho
excitement U; u public pIeon alton
she plunged the dagger with which
ehs was supposed 10 kill aim into his
breast.
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ALBANY, y. ", Jan, "a horrible
murder anu attempted suicide oG-
Cured this afternoon. William IL
Shsttuck, 22 years old, shot his wife,
10 years old, three times In this heat,
killing her instantly. He then shot
himself ia the temple, but IL alivc.
The couple had nol lived happily.
owing practically to the wife learning
that h,r husband had given watch
To another woman before their mar,
r!Ahe.
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OMAHA, Nob., Jan, "a fire tonight
ia the composing rooms On the second
floor u the OmahA Printing com.
puuy's building communicated to the
hiuicrics on the thirh lInor and the
storage room on the fourth ilO0r.
Within tive hours the building was
completely euttU', entailing y loss o!
sl10, 900, partly covered by insurau &c.
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a HANE rAiL,RE.
Esciirmsn, nigh NJ rairfaN.-unnk.
cr- ia Jail.

REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, Jan. g.
Excitement ubs high at Fairfax over
tho B,nh o, Falgiax failure. The "a.
signee has not made n statement, but
the liabilities nrc very large aud the
insects very small, Messrs. Gray aud
Bea Il are confined Ia tne village lock.
up IN charge VI county officers. An
attempt was made T. blow up tho lock
up with dynamite, but tho fuse wont
out bsforo reiohing the explosive.
Assignee Brown Is having difficulty
in securing the $4,000 bonds du.
nauded.
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DuRASGO, Cob, lan Livery train
brings 10 new arrivals who "OIttit'
hero aud pun cut n! once 'or tho
ylacuTs. Tue i,st relief TIP OF the
stage which consists u, .our Concord
cOlches AMI thitty-two hUrs,s drove
tut Dolores this evening. The driver
did not bring tack anyone anu all
report the excitement j. nigh, but no
Trouble has YET occurred.
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nonc, coIl,c,c,. n.pu,lln,ed.

p1DnuRd. Jnp. .. The officials q
the Aiualrumated association anu
PROMINENT Homestead tt,iker deny
ali knowledge of the llOuesieai
steel workers rclcriei to H. Cincinnati
AMI Chicago dispatches a. hcinE In
tnnae cgire Tor the purpose OF raising a
lund Oi sSD,UM b prosecute Mcssrr.
F'lck, Loveiny and Attorney BrccS
Tor conspiracy.
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A fnInI TIghi.

DESIsoS, Tex, Jan. 5.---James aud
Will Nrvips anu Jacs i4andon, all
cowboys, had n fight with Winchesteis
aud six.shUOteTs ut Three Hearln
ranch IN The ChOctaw Nation yestel.
Jay. VIII t'evins aud Landon we're
killed anu Jim Nev!ns fatally wound.
gu.
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.Aal uruej

The new board then elected WIN.
Nelson as em1orlfy chairmau, nnI
after the ifarsact.on OF tome pFrlimi-
nry business the election Of officers
cGmmrnced.
CO,. Svison wes elected president,
Richard w. Young vice president, anu
j. Il. MJie,Gn c.ers.
gIE VOTE on TREAsURERsHIP.
Twice iie votes were cast fer IL. 4.
Duke gud HeOer NJ. Wells TOT treasurer
u The board.
Adjourned for one week.
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EARAnoo, WIZ, Jan. o. An au.
topsy, Remarkable In iAnli aud with
surprising results was held yoday on
mo b0dy OF this mammoth elephant
Xip that liod u lew days agp.Alihougb
long Of a traclihla disposition, Hip ior
three days preceding his d.lnlse was
In state Of continuous frenzy. When
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NAsHvlLLg, Tcnu., Jan. 5.-Tbs
Democratic members VI the Legislature
held u caucus TO nominate u candidate
Tor United Sisles Senator tonight.
Senator W, II. Bate was nominated.
Tho nomination Is equivalent to an
election,
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caIIIornlnns WINNING Mhlle.

SAcRAMENTu, CAL, jan. 5.--The
Democratic eau .us ON United States
Senator tonight had iiIty.uinc present.
Carbon, an lrdependeni, 'lid not 30 H..
The Bfst ballot resulted: White A.,
Wilsou I, Lynch q. A second ballot
was Unanimous. !or White.
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ilansnS acpubl,cans Win.

TOPEKA, Kansa, Jan. 5.--The
supreme so II Ihis AFTERNOON decided
the Observation-Disclosures leglsls'
tive contest ia favor Oi SLubbs. Il Re-
publican. This virtually insuEoa The
i.upuOlicans tAe organization vi the
HOUSE.
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Ntw YoWt, jan. 5.--SiN new eases
" typhus fever were taken from Belle
vuo hospital TO North Brothers island
today There wero three deaths dur.
ing the morning among the patients
ON the island, II 10 believed the disease
Is now under control.