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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-31
DISCOVERED JUST IN TINE.
A Bold Plan 10 Klndle The Fire Of
Revolution In Costa RiCa
Tho ConspirRtors Caught 20 he Made
nm Example of by tho
Government.

PANAMA, March 3l.-The govern.
mont has discovered, Just la time to
prevent 1t, plot TO inaugurate a
revolution in Costa Rlca. The con.
spirators plotted to attack the
military stores depot and with
the captured arms and smmu.
milton equip the revolutionists.
The leader In the conspiracy, Cutter
iez, recently returned from exile to
which he had been condemned on
account OF a previous revolt against
the government. The authorities
were advised Of their plans and decided
to allow them to proceed and capture
them In the net OF treason.
The conspirators made an attack on
the depot, secured arms and ammuni-
ton anu at the moment they were
taken by surprise by the government
troops, who took possession OF both
oonspirators and their munitions OF
war. The country was ut once placed
under martial law. The government
Intends TO make an example OF the
oonspirators.
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the city up 10 the timo OF Mayor
Ba'kln's departure east and | know
what I am talking nnout. shortly alter
the new ordinance was passed aud |
wus aproinleds chief inspector,
several coal yard employees Whose
names | have in my pocket came 10
me aud tnid they were ordered
TO mix the cheaper grades Of
coal with the better klnds and
to send the whole out as n superior
quality aud that they were afraid 10
30 this knowing they would be ar.
rested. They refused TO obsy orders
and every ono Of them were
discharged. The mon will all
make ailidSvilB 10 this effect.
have reported the matter
to the committee On markets aui
full investigation will now be made. /
temcmtcr another case, where stopped
two drivers on the street. They were
delivering what purp0r,cd tn be Rock
Springs coal. That kind was placed on
top, but that which was under wa-
Castle Gate, while Rock Springs had
been paid Tor.
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No Reorganization Expected this
Session.

WASHINGTON, March ala Repub
llcnn senator who stands high in the
party councils said today that tho
proposed senatorial Investigations OF a
private character and the re.organizl.
lion schemes would come to nothing
this session. They could not DO con-
sldered while the contested seals o.
under consideration aud when hn
subject was disposed OF tho stnnb
would probably a. JOurn, 90 the qu III "A
would otherwise disappear within wv
days after the President notititn 20
Senate that he has no further bLein -
to present IL.
The subcommittee Of the Senate
Judiciary committee was engaged for
4 time this morning In locking Into
the changes made by w. n. Weeks,
chairman OF the Indian Territory
Democratic committee against j. j.
MoAllister, nominated TO be United
States marshal OF that territory. IL In
claimed that McAl lister by reason OF
having married n Chickasaw woman,
was no longer citizen OF the United
States but OF the territory, and there
fore ineligible TO the appointment;
also that he has opposed this Democrat
10 organization In tho territory
and aided the Indians In the
recent uprising, supplied them
with arms anu promised them
money; that he Is a man OF
great wealth and power among the
Indians, ana by reason Of his influence
alleged TO be Improperly used, he Ii
not n proper man for peace officer.
McAllistef and his friends appeared
before the Econmittoes thisi morning
and declared that these charges were
tiumped up for the purpose OF defeating
him In the interest OF rival candidates.
The matter was postponed TIL Monday.
In the meantime Weeks viii lay tho
charges before the President.
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A PUGlLlSTlC SEANCE.


There was an exciting exercise no
down on the program at the meeting
OF the committee on markets with the
Mayor and eighteen coal dealers, In
the Council chamber last night.
Rich, in speaking to the question
under consideration, said the coal
combine sid coal TO the dealers at so
close IA figure that In order 10 he sure OF
making something they were com.
PEELED TO make every move count. For
instance, II consumer ordered Rock
Springs coal the dealer would uftun
give him a mixture, say OF Castle
Gate and Rock SPRING., and
"fOu'Te ID llaIlD came unnx-
pecled from w. /. Cooper, once
hoOkkeeper In the employ OF Mr..
Rlch, but now IN the coal business.
with "a bound Rich spTang into tho
middle OF the floor aud towards Cooper
exclniming "rgko that back" Tho
two belllgerents met but were separated
before single round was fought.
james Il. Fo0te, another coal man,
Joined In tho lracas. In less than three
minutes tbs two black diamond DEAL
ers were arrested by Chief Paul aua
required TO put up $40 each, which
they forfeited today Tor falling to
appear before Justice Gee and anawer
10 case Of abusive language aud
assault and battery.
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RUSHING WATER INSANPETE
SalpitCh River and Canal Creek are
Booming.
Nave to Move 10 Higher Ground
10 Keep their sect Dry.

Corr,fp adeaes Dsierd Meas.
MoHOgi, March 20, is9s.-Spring
seems to have come Mt lac. The San
relc valley is sdll covered 18th sheet
OF Ice and snow, but thawing has set
In 10 rapidly that the Sanpiloh river Ia
lust about 20 overflow Its banks at the
bridge between Chester ami Wales.
This afternoon the water commenced
pouring into tho low places and gulleys
from all over the fields and hlllsiIbs.
IL looks now M II lots OF people living
along tho banks OF the Snnpitch, NJ
well AS many OF those ON the banks Of
Cannl creek, will have 10 take refuge
ON higher ground before the spring
thaw IL over.
We shall not be able TO do much
cropping before the middle OF April.
The mountains are h,aped with vast
quantities oil snow-muoh more than
has been known before since this val.
ley was first settled 10y white people Ia
1919. some are predicting that oil
the bridges on the river Will DO washed
away. Others say that this crops hav.
ing TO be planted 30 late will be- caught
by tho frost before maturing In the
autumn.
However It may be, we should hope
for the best. II IL quite certain that
crOps on the higher land Will do the
best this season, for the low ground
that does not get Ovorilowed will be
40 much undersOaked that grain will
not thrive at nil. J. IL. CHILD.
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AS TO THE MINING OF COAL.


The coal men, the Mayor and the
committee on markets were 10 hold an.
other meeting this afternoon to agree
on some plan to submit ut the council
session tonight. AT the time OF going
to pross, however, they had arrived at
no dehnite understanding. Council.
man BeaTdsley, who acted as chief
executive OF the city during the visit
OF Mayor Daskln to Washington, said
to u NEWS reporter "Mr. Rich Il
right when no accuses the dealers OF
mixing coal. l was chief inspector Tor
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ALLEGED SCANDAL.
DOUBLE SALARIES DRAWN.
Dividends Paid by Mining Companies.
The Cboctaw War,
Etc.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-A special
from Washington to the Record says'
Secretaries Gresham and Carlisle have
brought 10 light scandal oil senra-
tional tensions, affecting the stan
Of the Boring sea commission
now in eession in Paris, and adds;
uIt ia probable that Major Elijah W.
Haliord, who while privatc secre'
tary TO Harrison, was appointed
paymss,er In the army, will be
recalled from the present poet as die.
bursting officer Of the Bering sea com.
missioner, unless he consents TO certain
material changes In the condition OF
affairs, ~ Gresham ana Carlisle IND
them. Moreover, II Is probable that
the services Of ex-Secretary OF state
John w. Foster, now serving az
American agent OF the Bering
sea arbitrator, would DO dis.
pensed with, II his recent
high position IN cabinet officer did not
In some measure protect him from too
harsh criticism and too summary NO.
ton"
The story then goes ON TO say uint
members OF the stan OF the commission
have been allowed extremely liberal
perquisltes In addition TO tho regular
compensation. IL IL not known what
Foster receives, but II IL kit to be
inferred that 1t Ia quite large sum, In
view OF the statement that Halford, In
addition to his regular pay as
major Of $500 to $4,000 per year, Ia
allowed sl5 per day. or In all about
$500 per year. J.. Stanley Brown,
husband OF Mollie Garfield, daughter
Of this late President Garfield, IN draw
Ing two salaries, one Of $40 and the
other OF SIS per day, or s0l25 pcr year.
Several others receive double pay, the
extra ranging from 50 10 sl5 per day.
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WILL NOT GIVE IN YET.
Enoch Davis Counsel WIN Appeal 10
the United states Supreme Court.

In the Territorial Supreme court
yesterday afternoon District Attorney
Narian mentioned the case OF Enoch
Davls,tho Vernnl wife murderer, W hose
appeal was Dismissed by the judges on
Wednesday. He stated that Davis
had no attorneys In court, but that his
counsel had Informed him that they
intended appealing the case to tho
supreme Court Of the United States.
In view of this fact he submitted the
question as 10 whether or not the court
should make an order before auJoufn.
mcnt 10 the effect Of allowing the
appeal II Davis counsel ordered the
record sent up within reasonable
time. Mr.. Nnrian further called at.
tention TO the fact that II was question
OF lite or death with Davis, ana he did
not wish 10 sec the dofondant pay the
death penalty with any right OF this
kind uudotorminod. MIR. Variants re-.
marks were made with the understand.
Ing that the court would adjourn until
June, but he was Informed that the
court would meet again ON April
10Th.
Judge BlRckburn-I'll see that he
gets all the Tins he needs for an appeal,
anyway.
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Court Pickings.

$. =. Carlson ia suing NJ, q. Smith
In Justice HalPs court to collect a
merchandise bill amounting to S0i.
William @. Dean 4 Son have begun
suit againit the Salt Lake Plckle com.
pRny In Justice Gees court to collect
Sll0.2l.
The Anderson Pressed Brick com.
pany has instituted attachment pro-
ceedings In Justice Halls court against
A. FTain 10 collect sll4.23.
The III. Nj. Meyer company has be-
gun attachment proceedings in Justice
HALLS court against the II. g. Coilln
Hardware company to collect Sl23.
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Dishonest Applicants for Positions ON
tho Pelice Force.

CHICAGO, March Si.-rhe city ia
preparing TO put on several hundred
extra policemen for the Worlds Fair.
Applicants must pass a writ.
ten examination. II was discov.
cred today that some one had
worked up n scheme by which appll-
oauts can ecure the necessary question
blanks already filled out In peri, ct
shape. The applicant comes to the
examination room, takes his blanks,
pretends to I'LL them out and slips
them into his pocket, substitutes the
prepared answers and turns them In.
One OF them was caught at 1t this
morning anu confessed 10 much. The
name OF the man furnishing tho bogus
papers is not yet learned.
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Several local sportsmen have been
enjoying Themselves the past few days
by putting In their bost efforts to bag
some wild geese or ducks before the
time when 1t is unlawful to kill the
birds. One business man who cane
In this afternoon reports results as
follows; "Burned face, sore muscloE,
two ducksand $50 less in bank accour /.
But that IS better than paying doctor,
bills. The Vi COR got from roughiI K
IL for few days more than o0ml en-
"a o. for the outlay. This Il th last u, y
the law allows shooting uduks, until
after September 20, 30 came In"
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Those Burglars.

Tho three burglars who had been
arrested for breaking into the Tithing
house store, couple OF weeks ago, and
stealing some 5000 worth OF jewolry,
were TO have u hearing before Com
missioner Greenman this morning.
Charles Walker, one o. the trio, was
ushered into the presence OF the COM
missioner Mt 10 O'Clock, but he pleaded
not guilty, waived examination, anu
was held TO await the grand jury's
action In the sum Of $1,000.
A. u. Franklin aud J. Is. Conway
were 10 come up latter In tho day,
Other WORTHLESS may yet be drawn into
the net.
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Tho story OF the Hank Robbery by y
Nations flrst Man.

Nations firss nnn'
New York. March 3l.-The story
from San Domingo to the effect that
the president OF the republic had
broken Into the French bank ia not
generally credited here. The amount
spoken OF rs taken by President Heu-
reux, says r. Il. Vasquoz, the Domini.
can consul general here, was adjudged
due the president Ia his personal
capacity by the supreme court. He
threatened 10 enforce tho decree Of the
court, as the bank refused TO abide by
the COURTS decision. Then the bank
appealed to the French consul and he
called for the support OF the French
wsrship In port. Consul Vasquez had
temi-oiiiciai ndvices yesterday that
the matter 10 still In nbeyRuce.
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Terrible Experience by shipwrccled
saliora

SAVANNAH, Ga, March sl.--The tug
Mntcotlo went ashore on Cumberland
beach yesterday afternoon In a heavy
storm. The crew succeeded In reach
Ing the shore alter terrible struggle
with the waves except Steward Bowen
who was drowned. Fireman B0zen
was Unconscious when lie reached the
shore, ana his companions thinking
him dead left him, and started to walk
to Cumberland, ten miles away. The
weather was very cold, and with their
soaked garments they suffered terribly.
Captain Potter tainted at the end Of
four miles and was carried by his com.
plnions the rest OF the way. Some OF
them dropped unconscious on reaching
their destination. Later u party went
to the scene Of the wreck and found
Bozen stu alive, In spite Of the storm
anu cold.
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cuUgcm WAR.
Ease Of Spiritual Nature In sscu,
lar Couri.

OTTAWA, Ills, March 8l.--Thc
supreme court Ia an elaborate opluion
PER curtain, has settled tho EvaDgeii-
cal church war, by ousting the Dubbs
laclion and holding that the Indian
apolis general conference Is ,he only
lawful body, and that lis adludications
anu findings regarding the division
IN the church are final aud binding.
The opinion has been looked for
ward TO with great interest, no, only In
llllnols, but also In Ohio, Pennsyl-
Vania, OREGON and Iowa, where splits
have been organized ia the Evangell-
cal church by tho Dubbs faction. The
case at hand upon which the supreme
court passed, is that Of Hussefs VI.
schwelkcr from Chicago. The supreme
court opinion IL practically In accord
with that OF the Chicago court.
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STATE Agents AppoInted.

wAsnNGroS, March 3i.--Secietary
Morton has appointed five state agents
In the department OF agriculture to
take eiioat on April LIST. They are:
Frank A. G. Dillilush, Illinois, vico
5. ID. Fisher, removed.
A. 5. Mercer, Wyoming, vice IL. A.
Slack, removed.
q. l.. Fryer, Tennessee, vice +. II.
Reeves, removed.
l.. NJ. Nay, Wisconsin, vice II. l..
Adams, removed.
Nathan Pfcwt, Detroit, vice ID. b.
Stewart, removed.
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NEW YoHR, March ai.--rie French
steamer la Normaudic arrived this
morning reporting that four days ago
sne spOae 10 the steamer Hekla, OF the
IhiBgya'la line, Disabled In mid.
ocean. She had made temporary
iepaim 10 the disabled machinery aud
was steaming on her course at the rate
OF eight miles Per hour The vessel
haH about 500 passengers, OF which
sixty are In the cabin.
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LARGE DIVIDENDS.
Profit of tho Mining Industry for
Three Months.

NEW YoRK, March 3l.-The Eagi-
neering and Mining Record publishes n
table Of dividenus paid by mining
companies In March, and also since
January LIST. Thiriy.oight are include
In the list. They paid In March $780,
$50, anu since January LIST, 81, $40, 42O.
In the column for the quarter, Mollie
Gibson leads with the other large
dividend payers in the following order;
Minnesota Iron Co., 100000;
Quincy OF Michigan, 100000; ri
Metallic Of Montana, 1920, 900; DAILY
Of Utah, sll2,50O, and Copper Queen
OF Arizona,an Delamar OF Idaho $780,
600 each.
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A public debate will be- held In the
Social hall tonight on the question OF
prohibition. Messrs. PlAisted and
Walters defend prohibition and Messrs.
Young and Drussr oppose It. These
gentlemen are able debaters, belonging
TO the Y. NJ. g. A. club, and treat
may DO expected. Tho chair will DO
taken at s. Admission free.
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Labor Trouble.

NEW York, March l.-Presldent
Hornthal OF the Clothing Manufac-
turers' association, says there are
really only 400 men locked out, and
that knights OF Labor are rapidly
Killing the places and the members OF
the Federation OF Labor TO which the
cutters belong are leaving It every
day and joining the Knights. All
contract tailors belong to the Fedora.
lion anu It Is said the contractors may
aseiuo to lock them out and not wait
ior any sympathetic strike.
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Around the world ON wheels.

ST.. LOUIS. March 3i.-rhomas q.
Allen and William Ssohtleben, WASH
ington university students, who started
from here June 2Srd last, TO ride
around the world on bicycles, arrived
here today from San Francisco, hav-
ing accomplished the remarkable feat.
They were escorted into town by a
cayalcade OF local wheelmen who
went out 10 meet them.
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W1LMiSGTON, Del, March 3l.-The
chief OF the IRE department has
received word that the tow IA Of Galena,
500 Inhabitants, was wiped out by n
firc this morning. No further partie'
ulata.
Two hundred houses were destroyed
and several persons were severely
burned, lighting the flfe. No. lives
were lost. As there Is no railroad or
telegraph office in the town, II ~ im-
possible TO get further details. The
houses were frame, neat aud substan.
tial but built Close together.
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RIVERS RISING.
bridges washed Away and Raiiroad
Traffic Nnspended.

MANDAN, N. d., March 8l.-The
Heart river IL 70 high that railroad
business was suspended on the east
end Of the Missouri division this
morning. The bridge at the crossing
OF the Heart just west OF Manian, was
carried away this morning and all
west bound trains stopped Mt Mandan,
The Missouri river Is still cold and the
water In tho Heart 10 gradually
getting away, but II has risen some
Ave feet In one night. 80 far there Is
no danger to the town.
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and many o.hes lines OF business are
closoj. AS It 10 not legal holiday.
however, and commercial papir ma.
turing must be met, the banks remain
open.
The celebration OF Pefach, or Pass.
over, will bc hegun by the Jew the
world over at sunset this evening aud
continue eight days anon, thu orth1.
dux Jews, while reformed Jews will 90.
serve 1t seven da.s.
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"ArbOr Day"

Tomorrow being a legal holiday, the
BANKS OF the city viii be closed. The last
session of the Territorial Legislature,
designated the fret Saturday In April
ns "Arbor Day" and 1t was In pur-
suance OF this provision that the
Governor Issued his proclamation.
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a city LEFT In Darkness.

McKErsPoRr, Penn, MARCH a.
The Electric company's plant was
burned to the ground this morning.
The loss In $4,000. The electric lines
are left without power aud the streets
will be In darkness tonight.
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Tho 'ato " Bish5p Dahhs. tt!s saii thst
more than q hundred similar cases afs
pendlng through u, the United states
which decision viii directly Affect iu
tlis ely twelve evangelical chgtChCs.
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CHICAGO, March 3l.-The japanese
temple ut the Worlds Fair is complet.
cd, and Mt noon the keys were de-
livered, with appropriate ceremonies,to
the Japanese commissioners.
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How They swindied the Company on
Large scale.

SEDALiA, Mo-, March 8l.-A big
eteai among the engineers aud lremen
on inc missouri Pacific Railroad has
besn bfoughtto light In this city, re.
sulllhg Ia the discharge Of the time.
keeper, nine engineers and ak bremen,
with inc probability that many Others
are being implicated. The tralnmen
In collision with the tImelseeper, drew
checks for time not put In by them,
This company's loss win extend into
thousands anu extends over period OF
ten months. No names are given,
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HIGHLAND LIoIIT, Mass, March 81.
Three more bodies from the dories OF
the fishing schooner Damon, which
went adIift, were picked up on the
beach ut Nauset last night.
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sECnErARY nonrON's PLAN.
He Hopes TO Oct Net of FIRST class
Employees.

WAsInNGToE, March 81 Secretary
Morton, Of the department OF agricul.
ture, has devised the plan to test the
fitness OF applicants for the positions
not governed by the civil service riles.
Each applicant ON filing his appllca-
ton win be required TO answer set OF
questions IA to the moral and ph ysichi
Publications, ana on the work which
he will be required TO perform. Hs
hopes by this means to secure high
standard at the department.
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AT sHr WHITE HOUSE.

wAsIiISuroS, March 3l.-Go.d
Friday was spent quietly at tbs White
House. The President saw n lew
congressman from 10 10 III O'clock
when the cabi1ot meeting began.
Mrs. Cleveland usually receives on
Fridays but did Tot today. Instead
she went out for mn airing In nu open
carriage with Baby Ruth.
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GOOD FRIDAY.
Commencement Of the jewish Pass.
over Tonight

New York, March March 3l.--To.
dry Is Good Friday. Special services
are held In nearly ali the churches;
ihe custom house, euo'treasury, ali
commercial and maritime exchange,