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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-23
STATE RACING EVENTS.

2:20 pace Ada A, Fort Wayne horse
won, but in the next heat went lame
and was drawn. The summaries are as
follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Pennington Visited by a Blaze Last
Evening.


Special 10 ns DEsrBrr NuwA
FAmlSuroN, oct. 1.-THE barn,
sheds, corral, and about sixty tons Of
hay belonging to the family Of the late
Leonard q Rice of this place, were
destroyed by fire about 8 y. M. yester.
day.
Tho barn, one buggy, mower horse
hay rake, horse hay fork, aud other
implements are valued M 500, aud tho
hay $3.50; total loss, sli5l. There was
no insurance on the property, and the
origin Of the fire is M yet unaccounted
for.
The youngest child Ia between seven
aud eight, and had Just returned from
school; Mrn. Rice and her Oldest
son were absent iu Salt Lake CITY, and
tho unVelcome eight they hrhold on
approaching their home In the oven
ing can be realized by all, but more
especially by those who have passed
through somewhat similar experiences.
The family residence was situated
eighty feet from the barn aud some OF
the stacks n hay reached within six
teen fees Of the flre But tho littlp
breeze that was blowing happened Ia
be- from the right direction, and by the
efforts " a large crowd OF willing
nelghbors, the other property was
saved. G.. II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
THE FURIOUS GALE.
Eastern and Southern Cities Almost
Entirely Isolated.
TELEGRAPH WIRES FRUSTRATED.
Justice Brown Of tho supreme Court
Meets with an Accidental ship
Sunk and Lives Lost.

CHICAGO, Oct. lI.-As n result OF
the fearful wind anu rainstorms tele'
graphic and telephone communities
ton with New YoSk, Washington,
Boston and other parts OF the South Ia
next 10 impossible. The wires from
the West are working after fusion a.
for east as tile Alioghsnios, Tut the
country on tho further slope Of the
mountains Il cut of almoat as though
It had suddenly sunk into the sen. The
trouble with the wires began yesterday
AMI gradually grew worse through the
night, reaching \ climax this morning.
Ia tho condition OF proslration It l.
Haid to be about tho most complete on
record. Toe only cafc approaching
latnllcl, na far nt least as wire com'
municntion Il concerned, wls the ex.
ttAordlnary New York blizzard IN
which Roscoe Conkltn lost his life.
The blizzard, however, only affected
compnrativeiy small stretch Of terri
tory. Today hlmOrt the entire Atlantic
coast was cut oil aud the effects VI the
storm 10 felt over thousands Of mills
away.
WASHINGTON SWEET BY A HURRICANE.
WAeHiNuruN, Oct. i4.--A storm Of
the hurricane variety passed over tue
city last night. IL Tained all day and
towards night the wind began TO blow
hard anu Increased In velocity. Tue
rain increased In volume III o O'Clock
when it ceased, but tue VIVID c0ntiu.
uod vita increasing force and tue
weather was hot aud Hultry. n USES
were upruOied and some small ones
were blown down. TolugTaphic con.
npctiOn with the outtidc world WIS
almost entirely cut Oh by the breaking
Of poles and wires. Finally, late
ut night, tho Western Union
got wife TO the West by way
VI Memphis for the Associated Press
report The storm abatol Ut daylight
this morning aud by s O'Clock the sky
was clear
Justice Brown Of the Supreme court,
white trying q cloto window last
night was struck by piece OF plate
glass ia the right temple, cutting
severe gaeh scvering the artery. But
for prompt medical ats ndanco he
would have blod to death.
A smp GOEs powN.
CHICAGO. Oct. IA morning paper
IN a late edition has n dispatch from
Boston saying that an unknown
steamer was ruu down and sunk IN the
harior last night In this fog, and many
on board were drowned.
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Tho E.nngsIIenl AIIlnnc..

CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-Christianity Ia
IT, relation 10 the social problems was
discussed from various points Of view
At today's session Of tho Evangelical
Alliance congress. REV. George Wen.
ner Of New York read a psper ON home
missionary work Ia Germany.
The paper that aroused the greatest
enthusiaam was that Of Anthony Com.
stock, q discussion Of "rhe Foes Oi
Society, Church aud State"
Professor Commons Of Indiana uni.
versity delivered An Interesting address
on political reform. Several other pa.
pers were read, anu tonight the speak
ers were Rey. Graham Taylor II Chi.
cage, DR.. IL. IL. Waylnnd OF Philsdel-
phia and Professor Henry Drummond.
Chairman shaw VI the general com.
miitee Of celebration OF the closing Of
the nineteenth century Of tho Chris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
Horse and Buggy Stolen.

Mrs. Sarah Cannon, Of this city, was
at Forest Dale last evening, ylsiting
at the residence Of her son, George NJ.
Cannon. Her horse and buggy were
placed In the yard, where the animal
was tiei. When she came to return
home, the horse and buggy were mis-.
sing. The animal was traced north to
Twelfth South street, where II turned
east toward the penitenliary, UP to
the present the thief has not been Az
pretended. The horse was large
brown animal, branded II u on the
lott shoulder Ihe vehicle Is O
phaeton, almost new.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
Fire at Nlendon Today.

Hebrr J. Grant a 90. today received
a dispatch from Anderson a Danielson,
merchants at Mendon, stating that
their store aud contents had been de,
stroyed by iire. The loss is not stated,
but they carried fair line OF insur.
ance with y foreign company,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
Indge GOndwm's Lecture.

The Congregational church was well
filled with a select audience last night
to listen 10 Judge Gl0dwin'a lecture on
Washington Character Sketches and
Gold nd silver The lecture was pre-.
oeded by number n cIcellently rem
dered musical selections. Judge Good.
win was I'm hls hsppiest mood aud
lalked Interestingly Tor about forty
minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
LOnkinr rnr on Frlends.

Mr.. J. J. Keep, Of Charleston, Cache
county, Utah, asks II any Of
the family Of John Sargent ia still
living. Mr.. Sargent with his family
nmigrated Fl m Newturg, Berkshire,
England, In the year 1850. He was
accidentally killed on the road. but
his children came on to Salt Lake
valley. Brother Keen would like to
communicate with any member Of the
Sargent family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

RAwLISs, Wyo., Oct. li.-T. II.
Merrill arrived here from GTeAsewood,
R.utt county, Colo, anu reports that
he was a memtur Of n hunting party
u i've. Tho other four lett the camp
one after another aud never returned.
The place was wild and Tar removed
from civilization, Merrill believes that
all met with foul play. The names OF
the missing mon are Nonihor, Rey.
nolds, Mack anu Brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

lumbar Liberty Bell and the white.
bOrderel flag NJ peace on their mission
around the world. II contributions
are received iu excess Of the cost Of
this golden book memorial Of the eX.
position, the sufpius will be used to
carry on tie work uf the Columbian
Liberty Bell committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
A ReceiYer Annnlnted.

In the Third district court Cornelius
Mclaughlin has brought suit against
the Park City bank calling for judg-
uent TOT S2O, 900 due on a certificate VI
deposit, aud askiug that u receiver DO
appointed. Judge Bartch has ap-
pointed ID. q. Mclaughlin receiver,
ON hliug bond Of $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
Index to This Paper

rAor i.-iatc,t local aui rclggrarhic new
rAaU , dramatic Tyne
pAar photographic NcWa'
rAgK t.-tditoriala
rAos s.-Loch Nows.-Ncwi Of The Wel"-
Commercial, etc.
p,au G.-Adiacout tiuoi'
p.ar The Sew Lduc1uon
IAur s-iocal News
rAor y.-Kats Chase in 1895
"a Wofgt ~ 1oid' nd,t
pAar i0-yisiung uid Tucson
10. ", T. auyL
rAor IA Chapter h The Life otCo'umou'.
r,gr1l -Wakeman's Wandering
ZIous savings Bank adNt
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nany of the injured may nc.
euKtr.

cuNtr.
JACKSON. Mich, Oct. ii.-lt is be-
llty,I all oi thusu injured IN yeslef-
days accident, except MlsH bluncc
Buardaliv, OF Canton, Pa, anu Miss
Johanna Honlgy, Of Morris Run, Pa,
will recover, though numuer OF
them will bee manned Tor life.
Mlts Bcafdsliu has fractured tkull,
internal injufi,s nni IL ifighGnlly cut
aud bruised about tue bOly. There D.
only lhc ipinicst hope Of her recovery
She " conscious AMI unconscious by
turns. Mis- Haley has bad fractures
Of both legs. Il was thought at ON,
time that Dmputation would be necos'
eary, but 10 mas been decided not % yer
form the operation. There IRE blighl
hopes Of recovery.
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Cheyonne'- Prosperity.


Special Diipaics 10 hs NEws
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dot. l4.-There
Is brisk demand Tor Cheyenne real
estate. Scarcely day pas.ea that
eome valuable property does not
change hards. The indications are
that Cheyenne viii oujoy season OF
unusual activity anu prosperity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

Special Diipateh 70 ne SEws.
LARAMIE, Wye, oct, H. The com.
mittee appointed at tho board Of trade
meeting to interview the citizens In
order 10 ascertain how much money
could be- raised towards securing the
location Of the glass works are meeting
with splendid eucCess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
nrl,rn nnl D, 10 Alshnn..

spttA, oct. 1.-THE Russian Co
lionel Nsnnovisky has beeu driven out
Of PamioFs by tIo Afghan, otter NJ
tempting 10 force his way across a
distfiut at the head Of the Cossacks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

WASHING Oct. lI,-in the
Hoube yesterday bill was passed In.
oteasing the number OF army officers
detailed AS military instructors In
state Institutions from rs 10 100.
Before the debate ON the Chinese OK.
cluslon bill WIS resumed an agree.
meut was reached by the friends and
Toes Of the measure To vote on the Mn
on Monday at 3 pm, la yesterday
debate the east was pllled against the
west irrespective OF party lines, the
former supporting and the latter as.
calling tho measure. Raymor Dem. J
made speech IN advO.
oacy Of II, during which he
attacked the decision OF the Supreme
Court anu declared that IL was tho nj.
most uuauimouB opinion VI tho Amor.
lean bar that the Geary law IL uncon.
stltntiOnal.
Maguire, California, made a reply In
behalf Of the Pacific coast and elaine
that the advocates OF the hill mai
shown the eleven DOT. They did not
want the Geary net extended.
Bower California, ana Draper,
Morse and Mccall, Mass, were the
other speakeTa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

The following afc the valuations Of
real estate improvements, cattle, ETC.,
In Box Elder county. They are the
totals taken from the county assessors
rolls lDr tue year 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
BUSINESS And MINES.
Prospective Falling Oh 10 the Terri.
tOTys Sheep and Wool.
GoLD.slyER MEMORIAL nOoA.
Mica Find In Southern Idaho Mount
Pleasant Progress. -liusincss
aud Mining Items.

The movement among sheep owners
In shipping mutton sheep east, where
they have been able to net good prices,
is bringing considerable quantity VI
money into the country, RUd the cash
Ia finding III way into circulation.
Many Thousands Of dollars have come
In this way already, nnj sheep men
are feeling better over the fact that
they are able 10 NEE. coed.
lypttpoit.on Of their obligations.
The shipment " sheep outward IL
still going on, with a prospect Of con.
liuulng Tor somc Time The condition
" the wool market East also indic8tos
improvement, and a large sh .pmenL Of
wool is % te sent out from Saupeto In
a few days. This b by the sang COM.
binatlon that received this week an
5000 draft Tor tho sale Of muttOns in
Kansas Guy, IN which the sheep
owners uettod s. 90 10 s2sOpur head
for their sheep.
The ptesout demand Tor mutton has
also Induced g0Odly proportion Of
sheep owners to send out large ship.
puuia OF llmus ON which tnUy ARE
aule 10 real % ready cash. "W,'yc
| got 60 DO It," taii large sheep owner
/ today. 20 debts must bu met. We
/ lUst heavily on wool this year, ami
now that We nave o chance 10 get
| money for sheep, both muitUus aud
I NHfa sab HFsH
financial credit goOu."
"Whlt would hU the elect on the
/ quantity OF sheep aud wUul produced
IN the Territory two yeats neuct9"
"Mell, II means that We viii not
have near o. much gH We have bad
/ this year. Last spring was bad on,
ior lambs, aud the proportion OF lossUi
/ wAs very heavy. Owucra are nov
selling all the mutt0ub they can be-
cause tho need OF zach crowds them tl
| 10, anu that Ltings their huTus down.
! They are also dispusiur OF thuiI lambs,
anu that viii make "a still further cut.
know number OF sheep men Ia thi'
county, ~ we'll ~ la other, wht
are now arranging 10 SEND out very
LARGE shipment ~ lambs. Tho number
going gu, Is greatly In excess OF VIVA
It would have boen 10 We had gOl
money on our wool. hut We have
obligations falling due, AMI must met
them ~ the expense Of reducing the
number Of sheep. The fact N that
lhu way things are going now, TN
next two ) ears will see good mani
lees sheep In Utah that there has beer
fora numbcr Ot years. o. course oul
wool PRODUCTION will fail Oh proportion
atciy.
~ think, however, that this will
cEuse IA 10 get bJitor prices Tor b0th
wool anu mutton. IL II this way
Everybody iu the sheep business
all over the county IL doing the same
Owners are selling of all they eau 4
meet their bills. The result will b
that throughout the country the nun
her Of shoep viii be greatly reduced
A. there VIII be- less wool grown 1
como into market, ani as tho Jomanl
Il not decroasing, the elect Will be &
false the price Of wool generally. w
Will get our share OF the alyanC,
though Ia dollars aud cents tue iuC0m
10 the Territory from the sheep bus
ness may hU considerably under Wha
Il was m lsO2."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

tlnn err NJ Jerusalem afuvoi Lore TO
secure Nh cooperation Of the Coiun-
biau commission in making tho cele'
bfation n worldwide succpia.
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rnounLE VIM INnIANs.
a treaty with Them Ma, Prove to n
NOid.

GUTHRIE, Ok, Oct. 1.-the Kicka.
poo alloting agent Ia experiencing
difficulty Ia getting members Of tho
tribe TO accept their aliotmenls. They
say that they did not Sign the treaty
which was agreed o. by the govern.
ment commissioners anu n committee
Of kicknpoOs. There N nothing 10
show that the majority Of tho tribe
ever ratified II. II tnis be true It Is
not binding on the ludiaos and the
action OF Congress providing for the
opening 10 vOiu.
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WERE FORCED TO ADJOURN.
A CltTaFly Devised Scheme by Lead
iBg Silver Hen.
Enuugh 20 Taih About Cor a nonih Ia
tie Senntt.-iircd Of Stght s,s-
sions.-Thc blouse.

wAsiuNaroN, oct. 1.-the uuglo
which resulted IN the adjournment Of
the Senate last night was the result Of
"a clevrrly devised scheme worked by
Dubois aud Teller They discovered
that while a quorum was present Tor
all purposcs where pairs could be die
regarded, there was not quorum on
poinis demanding tho observation Of
pairs. Teller also discovered that the
rules provided that the public dOcu.
menl which had once been read
could not again be- read except by
unanimous consent PETER wasspeaking
ut the time and soon fishei up publ c
document. Teller raised the point Of
order against tho reading. This
chairman decided the point and al
appeal was taken. This was what the
silver men were looking Tor, aud roll
call was ordered showing no quorum
present. Then the repeal men stepped
In another trap. Villas tried 10 force
Dubois ~ vote. After long debate
l
that tie Senate would not excuse
dubois from voting, resulting In an.
other lack Of a quorum and the Senate
was forced 10 adjourn. The pending
question is an effort TO make Dubois
vote aud Il II Nilus's Intention 10 have
/ Dubois censurcd. This, II N stated,
| viii bring out a nice constitutional
| question nnd develop a debate which
Tue silver men claim will last II month
/ at least.
ToDAY's SESSION oF the SENATE.
Considering the late hour Of Rd.
lournment last night there was a
! liberal attendance at the opening Of
tue Senate this morning. Though there
will be made no announcement ON the
eubjc Voorhees, says he will not ask
The Senate 10 sit tonight but VIII ask
An Adjournment about y this evening.
Morgan occupied the morning hour
with n iaceteoue speech In reply 20 the
criticisms of some Alabama news.
papers, Not much activity was man
Tested IN the matter u compromise,
IL II believed that something def
mite will 10 ready 70 offer the Senate
in the beginning ui next week.
Notice was given Of the proposed
amendments 10 the rules OF the Senate
as followg BY Lodge, Mass; II shall
not be- In order for a senator 20 read O
speech either written or print
Ell; also when the Senate refuse,
to excuse senator from
voting anu he still declines 10 vote, h.
shall be counted as present Tor the pur
pose Of making quorum.
Nv Stewart. Nevada That no sen,
at0r Interested In any national banl
shall vito upon any question affect
Ing the coinage or issue Of cur
renoy by the government or through
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nIor AM KII.Lnn.
a Romance aud ~ TTnEedy.-The Act
oTH were Printers

KANSAS Cay, Oct. IL. 90 Anton
bchuoh WAS shot anu killed this morn
ing by Charles Is. Etu Mt Belviuefe
hotel, where he found Hchuch AMI
Miss Nettie Mccall registered M hus-
band ana wife, occupying the same
room. All concerned are printers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

within the last two OF three weeks
three cases OF losses Of sheep In body
have occurred "a the mountains tust "
tho city, says the Mt. Pleasant lyFa'
md, About three weeks ago John
Seely lost tOrty.hve head Of good
buckle, aud during the snow storm last
week Joseph Beck Loot ubgvt l25 and
Thos. Brady about $50 hcau OF good TAT
lhmus aud wethers. The cause ~ this
g. supposed 10 be vegetable poiTuni ia,
though by what particular Kind is not
exactly known. IL seems tncre are
some vegetable and shrub gtowths that
frost turns into rank poison, Some
say IL is eldorbetfy, some claim II 10 a
plant resembling parsley, others maiG.
tain that It Is l0oO-weed, AMI Others
declare that II IL pine browse. Here h
an opportunity Tor someone TO render
valuable MD 10 tue shoepmen by die.
covering which lie really the harmful
growth. Several years ago u similar
experience was bad by some sheep
men ON the same mountain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

A committee appointed ut meeting
held In the Mining building at the
Worlds Fair on Monday last, consists
log OF Chief skin, chairman; 1. A..
Webb, president; samuel Brady, vice
pfesideut; Harry H.. Grain, recording
secretary, aud G. II. Won PotorsdorL
corresponding secretary, has issued y
cell 10 all persona who wish TO contrib.
ute to "ilibetty's Golden Book" In
stfucllug them o. bend their cOntribu.
tions 10 the Northern Trust c0mpany's
bank.
THIS book Is to be- a unique affair. II
Is To contain, engraved On gold AMI
silver leaves, the documents that make
up the story OF liberty aud cJDstltu.
tiOnal government, such as the Swiss
compact of over 6lO years ago.
the magma chsTtn, tho bill Of righH,
the birth VI parliamentary govern.
ment, the Mayllower agreement, the
Connecticut constitution, the Mary
land charter guaranteeing religious
freedom, the Mtukleuberg declaration,
the Declaration Of Independence Of The
United states OF America, and the
constitution Of every constitutional
government.
1t VIII also contain the record Of the
WORLDS Fair, nud one or more leaves
are % DO added dedicated 10 the im'
iuOrtals In the cause OF liberty aud
peace. This book will be ~ planned
that it can be unbound and each leaf
framed, and at the coming Paris eX'
position Rnd the worlds expeditions
that follow the framed leaves VIII be
hung about the walls Of specially
prepared room TO DO called the liberty
| room.
This book will accompany the Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

A Dispatch from COliax, Washing.
ton, dated October n, says that uu.
precedrnted storms throughout the
Palouuo country from the let Of
October 10 date have damaged the
wheat crop to au extent hard q csu.
mate. The ralus began iu the mifg I
Of the late harvest, and 10 daie i've
inches have fallen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

a soap factory 10 being inaugurnttd
In Ogden by the Weatcfn Mauuiactur.
ing company, with a capital Of 1900.
A Sonora, California, dlsphtch, say.
that ore 20 the value NJ $4,000 per ton
hat been struck at the Rawhidu mine
and the yeiu is an Immense one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

In Ito Gaze OF the Commercial Nae
tlonal bank W Oscar J.. Young ct NJ,
default, judgment was entered ioi
plaiuiif ~ pTHyeI.
Tho Crane company We Jas. l..
Gagegan Of al; appeal dismissed.
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nAoIIMAN nNDonsEp.

COUNCIL NOMINEES
riHsr rHECNCE
l., q, Hardy, LeGuud Young T.. +. Newell.
sECoNu rECiscE
A. j. Chrcsman, Geo. u. Dean, a, q. Giauque.
rtup PRECINCT.
Joseph Watson, W, S Mccormick, Il, r. Morris
rouWu rHIoNor
Spencer Clawsou, j. T.. Bacho, J. j. DalY.
rlIrn rRroNcr.
Elijah sells, r. " Madsen, @. l.. Rood
POLITICAL SHORT BITS.
An Amorine who recently fell out
with Coroner Mort q. Taylor and who
has large legislative bee buzzlng In
his bonnet, proposes 4 elected TO In.
tIoduCe bill providing Tor the aboli-
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IiE FAILED

Attorney Armstrong argued the mo
ton tor a now trial on behalf Of Charles
Carter convicted the other day u
burglary ut the BiKby rtHideuco. | was
opposed 10y Assistant District Attorney
H0Wat anu overrulsd. The de endaut
was then sentenced 10 two years In the
peuitentiaty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
WANTS 4 INV TRIAL.

In the case Of the People VI George
Brennan, convicted on Tuutsday Of
fegury, the hearing on motion for u
new Trial was sct Tor oct. 2lst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

CHICAGO. Oct. IA morning paper
IN late edition has n dispatch from
Boston saying that an unknown
steamer was Tun down and sunk IN the
hart or last night In thu fog, and many
on board were drowned.