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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-02

The Brazilian government his nc.
Qull,d the steamer Britannia OIL tAe
North At'antiu Hlramship's fleet.
Daniel l.. Dawson, The poet athlete,
died in Philsdvlphin tJjuy, Of ucm'
uIrhagU Of the stomach.
Cherokee bonds ncrroguilng $780,,
coo have been taken ~ ny an English
syndicato - tneir iscs value n1d ~.
cfaed Interest, sgsrugatins s3i,OOO.
Colonel Gilbert s. Jenuing., retired,
ditd tonight ~ Detroit, aged 20, the
result Of iuhaling gas. Whutnur lac
blew the lisht our or rcriicntly re-
ulenci the stop 10 not known.
a formal complaint agalns, Lleuteu-
nut Nancy Tor tie murler oi Captain
Asdbufy, was nlcI with "a United
States commissioner today aud Nancy
w.s taken into custody.
A Wild steer got loose this afternoon
In st. Louie, and, In a viii dash
through tho streets, badly gofed Onicsr
William lierney, Tossed John Mann
anu Grace Kelly, knocked down
huvural other people aud badly fright
enod hundreds. lie was hngily Bhot.
The old liberty boil, with It's disiin.
guisLed esCOu, arrived In Cincinnati
from Chicago this afternoon. Tho
escort We're received by city officials
auu rendered "A reception. Tomorrow
nUrning the bell viii Ue transferred 10
a public lauiiog, whesO tho school
aud ciuzsns may Wow II.
Five thousand people attended Me-
Aulile's benefit In 81. Louis yesior-
Jay. Halt dozen preliminary bouts
were witnessed nIst, and thon Jim
Hall and George Godfrey appeared anu
displayed their proves. McAulifip
and Tracy M xt SPARED three rounds,
and Jack was obliged 10 hustle IN the
last Tim Mccoy, tho lightweight
champion Of OHIO, had sut.to With
Tim McCaty OF New York.
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Political Meeting.

East Mil Creek Republicans had a
rally last Night The speaker, were
S. w. Sears aud a. IL. Woodruff.
George NJ. Cannon AMI Elma ED.
ridge VIII speak at Republican rnlly at
Mil Creek tonignt.
Republicans Of Granger will listen to
protective doctrine tonight. Speakers
5. w. Scare, A, II. Woodruff.
Chas Crane and Daniel Harrington
will address the Republicans VI Boun.
tlful this evening.
Frank ]. Cannon Is TO address a
mass meeting al Logan this evening
ON behalf Of the Republicans.
Republican rallies will he held this
evening NJ 1850, Ia tho Sixth ward
assembly hall and the Twen,y.third
ward meeting house.
Alma Ellrsdgs, Republican oAndi.
date Tor the Seventh Council district,
anu Is, w. Asltlu, uom nee for county
superintendent OF SCHOOL,, spoke 10 a
large gathering ~ Sugar House last
night.
At the Third precinct meeting OF
ciuzens In the Old Sixteenth ward
school hOuss tomorrow nisht Mayor
Bsskin, J. Il. Irimmouy, :. A. Ken.
ner, X. Z. MOrrir, Os6ph Watson, WIS.
MoCornlck and Others are announced
as speakers.
The First precinct citizens held a
mammoth meeting In the Exposition
building last night The speakers were
co, Whitlemore, G. S. Burton, Arthur
Patti. b. rlmmony, G. A. DShlqulsl,
LeGrgnd Young, JOhu q. Larson, H..
l.. Newell add Wendell Benson. Those
who attended are certain, they say, that
the First precinct has gone Liberal for
the last time,
on Friday evening tho Exposition
building will DO occupied by the Re.
publicnns In a First precinct rally.
The saHu evening the Fourth precinct
Republicans VIII meet ip the
Eighteenth Ward Independent school
house to diecuss the:issuts In the leg.
islatye campaign.
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came 90 live here. Harry was not
llnffeisgme aud was accustomed 70
.lll. ynIurr boys kindly. On the
jay OF tue killing he spent she entire
'uluuuon al HummouI'f place. Harry
lnd hls lwiiuurs's) brother went into
thr cellar under the Hammond h0use
and l0auei cartridge SHELLS. Witntss
ip.t there about T. O'CLOCK, somu I've
minutes niur his brother GEORGE.
HAIRY was at dinner at that timr. lie
lii not uear either Harry or his
brother George sAy anything TO the
DaFsouviilu ciillfuu OF 10 clyde that
morning, anu witness was near them
All the time.
Nifa. uaylob mother Of tho defend.
nut baylor, said size was iu her back
Hitcheu when the shot waH fred, fJl.
lowed 10y screams. Mr. Whipple camu
up uXelaimlng, "My God, wnefc diu
mat slot cUue irongn Ihu Two buyb
wrro c0miug down Main street thun,
appearing az usual Harry was cary.
iur yum. He used 10 come to her
place go pay, 900 &c fgu's COMPANION.
The Uti,ufu have quite % number
more Win 10 call, and DO h. not
likeiy tlut tho osse viii reach the jury
uii late tomorrow.
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FROM OYER TEE OCEAN,
Letter From Tho PamsllIlGs 10 British
Liberals.
Tho Latter are Accucsd Of Poitering
with Homo Uuic aud Forgetting
Ihcir Promises.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Ou Ostobpr 30,
TIP. O'Connor, president 81 the irish
National League, sent a letter 10 tbs
general manager OF the Associated
PresH, critlcising the Parneiiites "a
being OF the Irish party aud accusing
them Of desrrling Gladstone. To-Day
Johu Redmond, the leader OF the
PRrnoliilcs, writes 10 the general man.
agsr OF ths Associated Peas la
rclly. Hu says tho attitude VI the
farnellitts has been misreprysentrd,
thst II IL not tue PRONUNCIATION Of a now
policy, aud that the policy Of the
PaFnollltes towards the liberal party ~
precisely whRlit has been ali along.
'fhs PafDellitcs are willing 10 support
the liberals ~ long as they remain true
to their pledges to Ireland, hut they are
absolutely Independent, and mean 10
let them know thnt Ia pottering with
home rule they convert Pafuellites
from supporlcra into opponents. IL IL
not the Intention Of tho pArnellites 10
throw Gladstone out OF power aud re-.
store Salisbury. What they Intend Il
% give the prevent government to
understand that their eXiaieucu de-
ponds ON the ltish vO.eA nnl that the
price 10 be- paid therefor IL adherence
to their pledges on tho question Of
home rule.
Tho reason for calling attention 10
this fact now IL that tue attitude OF
the liberal party toward homo rule
has entirely changed since ParnelPs
death. Gladstone then declared that
Ireland blocked the way, aud that tho
only way 10 got legislation for British
Interests wan 10 fret pass the hometule
bill. But now II Is proposed 10 hang up
home rule and take up "A long list VI
British reforms, forgetting the promise.
Of strong tight, II the houeo OF lords
rejected the measure, In order as they
claim 10 he able 10 cary tho next cleo.
tiou.
Redmond admits tho truth Of this
clnlm but says " Is the intention OF tue
party to sec that only the proper kind
" British TeioTmB are proceeded with,
rad that the elections are moi
indefinitely postponed, otherwise home
rule would DO hung up indsnniioly.
llo declares II tho Neweabtls prl.
gram is carried out home rule will net
come up again In i've or six year,. He
points out that Gladstone IL an old
man aud to put home rule OF no long
would be 10 ruloga,o II 10 the mercy OF
some ono unifieudly or less able to
fleet his desires than Gladstone; there
fore, Ireland must continue TO block
tho way.
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Upon tho Ee.assombling Of the court
this morning the point which was la
controversy at the tins otudluurumout
last evening was again taken up. Al.
torney Waite cited additional authuri.
ties on the question, after which, 90
save time, the prosecution Withdrew
their objection.
Mn. Ryan, the b0y's grandmother,
was recalled anu sald Harry was of a
kind aud peaceahlu disposition. He
WIS "middling quick" IN temper, but
II was soon over, anu lac wac not al all
vinJioliye.
"Whst was his disposition toward
smaller children with whom he came
In con,acl?" asked Attorney Waite.
Tho witness repliei that no always
seemed willing 20 Amuse smaller
children; he was kind 10 them, aud
they always appoEre 10 take to MIN.
About couple ~ weeks before tue
"RcCidenp" che saw Harry Hammond
aud Clyde Robertson tOgslher,and also
at other times. On One occasion Harry
remarked 10 his mother, "Mammy, lsn't
Clydo a cue little fellow" and APP
peGred TO be quite kindly disposed 10.
warua him.
J. X. Chamberlain, u nursetyman OF
State street, near Eleventh South, said
he had been acquainted with the de-
ceased since two or three months prior
TO the killing Of Clyde. lilo should
Judge that his disposition was very
good, AMI had never observed In him
any evidences OF brutality or meauness,
Gaylor worked Tor witness In the nur.
sery and Harry was constantly around
there, as Georges insepgrable COM
paniOn.
The dispositions OF b. Il. Krlor,
newspaper publisher Of Lexington,
Dawson county, Nebraska; II. Is.
pearce, judge VI the county court Of
Lexington; Ruu w. j. Flvmng,a mer.
chant Of the same place, were submitted
and read by counsel TOT the defense.
(PFior to coming q Salt Lake, about
twelve months before the tragedy, the
doiondaupa parents resided at Lexiug-
toni
Mr. Ikrler stated that lac had known
Harry hammond for the past i've or
six years M quiet, orderly 10Y, not ut
all forward, tu, rather bsshtul. lie hal
never heard him BpOken o. as bad
boy many respect.
known the dsfeldAn from his baby.
hood and always regarded him az
quiet, orderly, well.benayed boy. Had
never heard anything bad said against
him.
MIR. Fleming, In his deposition,
spoke NJ Hamtnond NJ an obedieut
boy. His character AMI habits, no far
as he knew, were good.
Johnny Dyer, aged . yearp, son Of
Deputy Marshal Dyer said he was
playing around with others anu teas
iug the DassnnvilIe children on the
morning OF tho billing. lie did not
see Harry Hammond throw any
rocks, neither dil mo- hear him call
names or use threats.
To Judge H0wht the witness stated
he was not there gll the time, but
played around.
John Gaylor II, brother OF the
defendant George Gaylor, said he had
been used TO play with Harry Ham.
mond nearly every day since he
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READY TO ADJOURN.
III, Work Of the Special SESSION
About Completed.
prlps ADMISSION FAVORED
p.ppll,,s Want the Mex, President
Cards from Tho ?. 4. A. 10
Congressman.

wAnugaroN, Nov. .. 80 sponker
Cn.pauu General Catching, OF the
mmittuo On rules, had % contefenoe
u,, morning, AM decided to rrpot "a
,.,,luton Tor hnai Adjournment TO-
morrow o. 81. m.
qne House Is ready TO aJJourn ioioy,
but toe Senate dtsirts to uispose Of tho
gbiuese billit possible and the uonl'
psiions sent In by the President before
uIJ0urnmeuI
an nominations which fail Of con.
fruntiOu when sac Senate njluuFns
will lapse ana mutt be sent 10 tue
Suuatu asaiu. ~
la tho uOmiuatlOs over which ihofu
was tho n1st contention, that Ut JulBo
Hornulowur, VI New York, FORA place
on tue supreme bench, the general bt-
lei ~ that Hiil has elected u uOnoina'
tiOu against nim AMI thaI ~ viii uo
defeated,
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TIE DEFENSE OPENS.
Harry Hammond's Side Of Tho Case
Is Being Ventilated
TESTIMONY As 10 CHARACTER.
DISPOSITIONS or Ntbra.ki Witnesses sd
duced IN that iicai.-iho
Evidence This boy.

Further evidence was sdIncaI FOL.
the prosecution IN toe Hammo'd
murltr CASE 90 trial IN Judge Baftch'.
court, after the NEWS report closed
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Emml Whiting oali she heard
Tho report % gun ard saw several
boys roi K north on East rompiol,r,yt
beiofu ,lo shot was fred. She IccJs-
u.2fI Harry Hammond a. the boy WHO
had tho gun. The shot sounded as 70
10 CAME from the shed 10 wEipple's
yari.
Tlomas Qlayie testified that Harry
Hamm sna denied h him any kuoWl.
oige Of hrng tno guu at the umo %.
the killinH suylng that ho bat not
discharged 70 ,incu he LEFT the bridge.
TIE testimony given by hammuni
at the preliminary hearing WIS then
aubmiIted to the jury by consen! o..
COUNSEL.
Judge Howat then announced that
tho prosecution would here ret, aud
Attorney Waite inside an opening
satement ior the defense. lie took tue
ground that Hammond hrud his gun
oil ON East Temple stfesf,a litiit sUutu
VI the untrauCs TO WuItuk's yard,
aud that hr dil not 20 into
tho Whiting loj further. shat 70
tue shot nrri by Hammond killed
CiyUv Robertson Il WAS purely ncui.
uCutal, ~ hu uid not SEQ inc chiiu at
the time, uui hsI 10 reason " drsiyt
10 iujufo MIN Ia Auy way.
J. ". II. McAllbtcr, called by the
defense, identified drawing mAuu by
himself Of tue lOcaiity where the traS.
Guy occurred.
AIR. Anna NJ. Ryan, grandmother
OF Hammlu tuauiiuI tuat che was Ia
tho Kitchen VI thu hammInI house alI
tho morning OF Juuu 2i.u. Between
n aud II O'Clock. hammond auu
Gaylor were IN u cellar uulcr tho
house. she diI not hear any quarrel.
luz among thu children, AM ulJu't
hear any threats maIu against Clyde
Robertson. About 1880 a rock
was thrown iuio tho house.
Harry went 10 tho door anu said, "I'Il
HEX the whole outfit OF yOu." ruRt
eafeAA"eA aAWiJ NNhk NeA MAA
gun,and she ana not SEQ him again uu-
az after the kiilng. Sau htarI the
snOt, aud shoruy after Harry rame IN
anu rnij, "Aipmmu, fombUOdy bis shot
little ClyuB Robertson, ahd l'm going
10 500 ABOUT a."
Attorney Waiie-"What IL your ox-
perieucs OF the character Of Hauy,as ~
peace aud quittness anu OtherWise2"
Thls question WAS objected ~ by the
prosecution. Both siIes cited num-
Der VI authofitirs, after which court
adjourned MI t0da,, with tue under.
Standing that the pUiut should then be
argued.
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VIII. NooN sunaEnpln.
KiaE LubsnEuia surrounded On Al
sides.

CArE4owE, NV. IA special to
tue Ass.uiAtod Press ftrUrts kiu6
L0touAu,A a. nyiuB norm. Wneh
lstt fel ulted uy native runucf5 he was
Tying ~ rally histOops IA this vicihiiy
Vi sac nuhngAlu riVUf hud h~eiU, about
a huldreu miles from BuiuwuyO anu
liJ miles west OF Fort Chatter lie
seems, from dispatcnesi 10 nave iailvh
into complete ttaI, Ills runner
night north toward Z-muusi RIVER 10
blocked, while no has tbu l'eta,hy
country IN uis rear anu tuft Salisbury
UE his right Hank, with tie btttish
column Advancing. IL 10 Ca
ptctud he viii 10 compelled 10
surrender IA lew dsys. During the
march toward the kwcio river tue
BRITISH raw numerous budits OF Mat
sbrlus, but thcy always Te,feaIud. ca
tue nirht u Oct. SUtn NJ JIr FyrLcs
teut "a BODY OF scouts IN lhu utfvcIiOu
OF the headquarters VI tue rtfOugts'
hRtabele regiment, and they found the
lnsugOula lmpi IN large iO'ce, appaf.
entity prepared To make "A desperate
resistance. When iu!Urmou VI TINS
Major Forbes t1nt forward n ioiCo Ol
sryetal hundred troopers sup trtud
by two RAPID IRE guns. They irit their
way care uiiy 10 witnin "a short ut-
lance of thu kunl, placed tue remain
ing guus m u commanding position
hud then charged. 10 thu astOuish-
nent OF the troopers they found not IA
eingle soul in the kraal aud the Miati-
bules In iuli tlght In the distance.
On October 70 a small Dody OF British
troop, while guarding u lot VI pfisOn-
ere, Was attacked by Matubeies, but
tho lnttvr were IepultoI utter
shatp engagement la which
several were Killed. The Brit
ith lost quite a number lncluiiuy
Gudelt LsEer. The British columns
crossed the ruaugrie ryer.
On Oct. 81 the Mntabeles, 5000 strong,
MADE furious attack on tHe Butish
from several sides ut once. They
showed admirable discipline aud thu
greatest bravery. The British reserved
Their hTu until the Mathbeles came In
close range anu then OIeuud tTe on
them with Martini rifles And Manun
rapid IRE gus. The Malabclrs came
on desperately for u time uut o-ulu not
Withstand thu fearful slaughter. Flu
ally they broke and hed, leaving nve
hundred killed and wounded on tue
Held aud cars ing with them hundreds
OF other wounded besides th0re able
10 etagger away In tho retreat
many OF whom have since died.
Btitiah loss Is oEiy two killed and Elk
wounded. From there 10 BuluwayO the
Bfi1lsh found the way unODstructOd,
the MatAbel6 evidently beiug TOO Ills.
heaTtoned 20 attempt further resistance.
NEw YOmS, Nov. 2.-Iniormatlon
received from Matanzsas, says the
steamer Guy Of Alexandria, Of the
New York aud Cum line, l. burned.
She was an iron vessel VI 20I tons.
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From the Sandwich lslnnds.

Elders John J. johnson aud j. r..
Giles Of Provo, Irwin +. Fisher Of
Bounti'ul, and joseph b. Hawkes. of
Franklin, Idaho, returned today from
mission to the Sandwich Islands, for
which they started November 10, 1890.
The missionaries met with oucOufag-
ing success while laboring In various
paris OF tue lsIguds aud speak highly
ui the treatment received from the
people wherever they went. Their
report OF the work which Is being car
ried on by tr0 Elders there is moat
gratifying one. The brethren named
came back in the best OF health and
spirits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-02

The M.t,Eaia' star, In Nh editorial
ia tho issue Of October 20, makes the
following gratifying commsnta on the
mi'sionary work ia great Bdalu;
Tho ryp0r. Of tho labJts Ia the various
cou'ercncs' % G,oat Britain, for the
pos, ia months are very encouraging.
Twelve on. % thirteen conferences
have reported the progress Of the work,
Ireland alone being omitted, ~ ID.
cluietence hns not yet been eli. The
results to.tiiy that the work in this
laud b. NOS Yet over. The lsldcrs have
lub1rrd, during the last IA months
under many Disadvantage. Not only
hos the business depression a. home
lnaio their pocuuiary circumstances
anything but comfortable nul agree
ablc, Uut the ltUor difficulties
IA this lana have also groat.
~ hnmpeTOd the work. Not.
wiihstandiug thege ohsiaclos, the
Elders have labuIeI with diligence and
hithiulucss TO spread tue truth. AZ
their con creuCcs this brolhrBu have
invariably tostihoi u tue goodness Of
God la opening up ways aud means
Tor the continuance " their lhbofs, aud
those nave been prosecuted with a
iufv0r and earncsluess that IS com.
munla0lr. a gOodiy num1nr OF out.
door meetings have boon held during
the summer hut during the coming
siN months thu meetings will, ns a rule,
De held indoors, unless tile weather
shall permit otherwise.
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slarriage YoMs.

Mis- Esther Eldredge auI Mr.. L. @.
Colin, the we'll known hardware
merchant, were united In wedlock ut
the home Of the brides mother, No.
2'0 ca6i Frat 5outa street last night,
Judge Zane ofiiciatiug. Only The
near relhuvcs Of tnu contracting parties
were present. The newly weuded
couple nave many friends la this city
where they VIII continue 10 make their
h ono.
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WAsutNGtOS, Nhv 9.--Seerelary
Hctusft sand today tntru u 10 tfu
whatever in the report That BrHIu o.
ncuvulj negotiating with tho United
States Jr the purchase vi Zoe now
United Atalo- wA'HniIs Nnchilf,
Montgomery and Mlfblehsnl, ana
that tho navy department Is utterly
without tho rover 10 sull tue vesst.f;
only Congress cool do that Ihtiu
are no neg llat.Ons TO that oud pend.
lup
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A correspondent writing from Salt
Lake CITY snys-"l can well remember
my grandfather mentioning that In his
early days II took MIN week 10 come
from Belfast 10 Liverpool, aud now
you are 10 nave n steamer that Will do
the trip la little more than Us many
hours AZ lac took days Tor the Journey.
Receiving tue Weekly Mercury all the
year round from Liverpool mas caused
me 10 think OF then nnd now. Last
year on three occasions | received the
paper In eleven days from Liverpool;
this year once each In the came period
NJ time, per r. =. Etrurla aud Umbria;
but m far the paper per =. =. Chmpania
has Reached mo each time In eleven
days, anu this week the 4. =. Luuauia-
her fret tril--haH kept up the recort.
Thinking VI the past, then and now,
the trip from L,iverp1Ol 20 New York
Is shorter In time than voyage
10 Belfast was In the past,
ana the delivery Of letters and new.
papers within eleven days here In Salt
Lake CITY, a distance OF nearly B0O0
miles from Liverpool, serves TO show
the rapid strides that have been made.
aud tho remarkable enterprise OF
steamship anu railroad companies.
Making allowance for the difference OF
tune between salt Lake City. the
actual time OF arrival VI papers and
letters here, IN the cases mentioned,
was 10 days lB hours, or los, time than
the pioneer steamers Of the Cunard
company took 20 accomplish the voy-
age to New York"
A Wiltshire LabOTer'A Bill Of Fare.
Tho "RBu Nanp Ot tho Lord Rs.tor.
alton League mas breu vlsitlng the
village ana hRmlots in Wiltshire duf.
ing the past few weeks, aud the leciur.
era have lent helping hand 10 the
Wilte General and Agricultural Work.
era Union, Speaking alta mesting nj
Kingston Duvcrill, tue lecturer, Mr,
Riley, said laOnrer's wife In East
Wills had supplied hlm with details
of now she managed TO keep thp
family on lie. week, Her husband
was n cOwman receiving that sum as
wages, anu their family numbered
seven-tiy children, whose ageB ranged
from three 10 twelve. This IA now Sue
spent the lis: Six gallons OF bread at
81. per gallon, 4. 3D.; hafgallou Of
li9ur Tor puddiugs, 43d.; llb. tea, l01.;
40, b,cOn, L.; llb. butter aud cheese,
-. 3D.; Bib. sugar, 74I,; oil, 81; half
hunuredweight OF coal, 3d.; soda, H.;
soap, 3D.; tobacco, 81; total, los. 1854.
Nothing was allowed for clothing or
shoes, anu tue woman told him that
when they wanted these neoessaTles
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Special Meeting.

There will DO a meeting Of the board
OF directors Of tho Deseret hospital on
Saturday, Nov. I, nj 10 O'Clock AM, at
the hospital building. A punctual at.
tendance OF all the members Of the
board is urgently requested, as there
are important matters To be considered.
By order OF the president, II. b. Claw
son. l.. B. WELLS, Secretary.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 2--Tho House
Joint rrsolullon reducing by so per
cent the duties on goods mporied for
exhibition 20 the World's Fair passed
today. II releasss from duty altogether
articles acquired by the Columbian
museum for its own use.
The Senate bill to authorize tho
Missouri River Power company Of
Montana to construct dam across the
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rRENDEnuANrIN couRE
lie Pleads Not GuIIty.-Giad to Get
Hack 90 iIis Cell.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Preniergasi,
Mayor Harrson's assassin, wa. ar.
raigued In the criminal court today,
Tho court room was crowded anu
much curiosity was oylnccd 10 Soc Tia,
murderous crank. As ho entered thos1
In court roso TO look ut him. This act.
ion terrified him aud he covered
trembling and pale close to the officer.
He plead not guilty ami was returned
to tue cell pending the securing OF
counsel. Ho had evidently intended
TO make a speech but WINS stnmpedeu
by the presence Of 80 Wany people and
was evidently glad % get back TO his
cell.
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DIES MOISEs, Ia, Nov. 2.-Dr. Geo.
q. Sander, u prominent physician,
was sentenced TO Fix months IN Jail In
the United States dislric. court Tor at
tempting 10 induce tbs postmaster 10
sell postage stamps vt loss tuan regu-
lar prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-02

Today Judge Baldwin ordered the
names Of niue persons, which he re-
galdcd az not being entitled 10 remain,
stricken from the registration list. Tho
judges tusale with registration matters
closes tauay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-02

renl eeri1usiy digcu s'nr candidates.
rlere is strong sentiment ~ favor 81
Jerry simpson. and Psl-t haaa io'-
Iuwirg, tut Alun. (Nehrofkal VINO
held the Seueic for fifteen mourn,
seems 10 have chnfuc Cd the memteW
~ his putty M the uuu'e, To- suoh an
extent thnt he IL now ruiovng %
Presidential boom. watson (Ga) IL
spoken OF for vice PRECEDENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-02

they had 10 reduce their food supply.
~ go Ia lto', and get out a. bcs, they
could. Except NJ WhiAun.i4o they
never hal any ifr'h meat. The ro.i.
uon Of that family was that of hun.
Iireds IN tue coun' y Of Wills, AMI many
had not more than 10. veok.