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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
A PECULIAR CASE.


Peter Hansen, Daulsh consul, relates
the circumstances Of peculiar Incl
dent that has come under his notice.
There Is an aged couple residing on
MIR. Lsrsen's farm, adjoining MIR.
HanseR's residence In South Cotton.
wood. The lady has been for some
limo afflicted with dropsy, aud the dis
ease had advanced to such stage
that about two weeks ago two physI.
clans who were attending her geye no
hope OF her recovery. The only chance
was 10 romova the water from her
body, and the operation they thought
would be more than she could stand.
Her limbs were greatly enlarged by
the presence of the liqull, and for
some time She had been unable TO lie
down 10 rest,
Ten days ago her feet possessed a
sense OF Intense cold, and nj her re-.
quest hor husband heated some bricks,
which she said no was TO be sure anu
make hot enough. He did 70, and she
placed her feet on them, but the piece
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
AZ ALLEamENY INC.
tn, FLAMES Threatening tho city
ncip Asked FOR.


IIcip Asked fnr.
PfTTsBuRG, April A big fro Ia
raging 10 Allegheny. IL started In
Godfrey Il Clarh's warehouse, q four.
story hu'lilug, aud spread rapidly %
Eburh trdt d Obrr's malt house ele-
vator aud warehouse &c $3.50. These
buildings were entirely destroyed,
and the FIRE ~ sin spreading with
high wind blowing. Tn entire
lire department 10 at work and Pitts.
burg has been asked Tor help. Godfrey
u Clark loses 500 ono; Eberhardt x
ODER, 100000. At $40 y. IN. the flre
hal spread 10 twelve dwellings,. The
lumber yard oi Cupu u Ffeclxley 1 y
also on FIRE and Heinz's pickls work
are threatened.
Tho Hope Cotton mills, Cupp aud
Fiokley's planning mill and the Heinz
pickle warehouse are all burning nnd
the two blocks between Sycamorp nnd
Chestnut streets and the South Canal
and Main streets are Rblaze. Illinois
Leather Works, Vsruish Works aud
the factory OF Heinz nni Coz. will
probably 60 next. The wind IL blowing
n gals aud Sparks hte flying In ali
directions. People for dozen blocks
around are busy extlnguishing small
firs on the roo +.
Al $3.50 tho flames had spread 10
three dwellings on Main street. The
loss ut this hour Is from s250,0O1 TO
100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
BURGLARS REAP A HARVEST
Rich in Diamonds, Gold Watches,
Chains aud Cash.


Tho handsome residence OF Nophl
w. Clayton, PRECEDENT Of the Salt Lake
aud Il Angeles Halfway, Mt No. 100
Second street, was selected us ashining
mark by tho ever ubiquitous and enter.
prising burglar last night. The choice
was an exceedingly fortunate one for
the person or persona who planned and
executed tho robbery. On the other
hand most inoppOr,uue piece oil
neglect proved nu expensive event In
the history OF the Clayton household.
The building II finely fitted up VITA
tho latest electrical burglar alarm
systnm aud when sounded will arouse
not o.ly the inmates OF the house but
pelple in the neighborhood. During
the day the current Is switched oil
50 M 10 allow the opening and
closing Of doom aud windows without
the ringing Of bells. At night when the
family Telires u rest 1t has been tho
constant custom 10 lock the doors, bolt
the wiudows and 80 adjust the burglnr
system that II would bs impossible Tor
anyone TO effect an entrance into tue
house without causing electrical bells
to ring. This cautious proceeding had
been repeated hundreds OF times, ap.
parently 10 no use, M burglars never
came. Last night about II O'Clock the
mombets OF tho family who has not
. .N.. 81 a
tuswitch ON the current ami the uuey.
peCte1 hOuscbrcakefs made them
quiet little visit and took their depar.
ture ~ noisolessly M they came.
EntrauCp was effected through d
basement window. From the cellar
the T1bbers passed upa back stairway
into tho kitchen. From thence they
went up another flight of stair, aud II
II supposed, first entered the bed
chamutr OF couple Of Mr.. Clayton's
sisters. Ihore they secured $50 Ia gold
and passed across tho hallway
into room occupied by Mr.. r. NJ.
Lyman aud Hbslracted his gold watch
anu chain aud three or four dollars
Ia silver from his pockets. Mr.. Clay.
toms room was next inspected. AS
result that gentleman mOurns the loss
an $50 diamond shirt stud and 5000
gold watch aud chain. The watch was
magnificent time piece, a present
from his father, VIM. Clayton, whose
name II bearB with the words "Great
salt Lake City, 1856" Nir Clayt1n's
purse was cut open aud $50 taken
thefeirom. Several diamond rlngs,
u gold necklace aud other valuable
juwelry belonging TO Mrs. Clayton was
lott uuiis,urbed. II ID supposed that
SONS Of the inmates moved In their
beds and the fellows took to their heels
before finishing their work.
Fully $4,000 worth OF silverwaTe,
within easy reach was also unmolested.
MIR. Lyman's watch was gift from
his father and very valuable time.
piece which he priced highly. The
Robbery was reported to the police
this morning ~ soon Us discovered,
but they have no clue that IL likely TO
lead to the apprehension OF the guilty
parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

DETROIT, April i.-Returns from
yeHterday's state elections are s,lll In.
complete, but tho Indications point to
the election Of Hooker, Republican, Ia
the supreme bench by a plurality Of
10000 or uoro, and OF tho Republican
candidates for regents by n larger plu-
rSIlty. In tho old Democratic strong
holds, such as Wayne and Saginaw
counties, the Republicans made great
pninr. They have captured Grand
Rapids, Ann Arbor, Mauistee and
other cities formerly Democratic. The
Democrats elect mayors at Ypsilante
aud Port Huron, overturning the Re
publican maorities. All proposed
constitutional amendments Will un-
doubtcdly be carried. A light vote was
polled throughout the state owing to
apathy ana bad wenlher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
ORANGEMEN TO The FRONT.
A Great Demonstration in Belfast
Against Home Rule.
UnIoninais March the streets Cheorcd
Enthusiastically by tho


BELFAST, April i.-The scono is one
u general holiday IN the city anu
vicinity. Railway trains brought
thousands OF people and the streets are
throngod with enthusiastic crowds.
Everybody is wearing badge ia
Imitation OF tho Union Jack, signify.
ing devotion to the union.
At noon Right Rev. Hon. A. J.
BRlfour, Marquis and Marchionoss
Londonderry, Duke OF Aborcorn, the
mayor Of Belfast and other leading
uuionisIs, headed u monster prJces.
sion u orangempn aud members OF
uuionlsts clubs, Ojd FellOws aud
other organizations which march ID
through the streets with tue
tull regalia OF their respective
orders. The procession was followed
by students from Dublin in gowns,
bands played British ulionlst airs,
while the great multitude that lined
the street, to the Botanic gardens was
cheered with fierce enthusiasm a. each
noted character or well known organ.
Lation passed along. BslfDur role iu
carriage bareheaded, 60 sianlly
bowling In recognition OF the gteutiugs
Of ths multitude. Bright, sunshiny
weather, gally decorated buildings anl
tho mass OF marching organizations
with Attendance, all combined 10 IN Ike
the most brilliant possible spectacle.
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Of cloth Intervening between the flesh
anu tho bricks wae 50 thin that the
soles Of her foot were badly blistered
before she felt that the heat was too
great.
As result Of this, the blistors
poured forth quantity OF water,
which kept steadily, though not rapid.
~, running for several days, until
several gallons came away. The effect
upon the lady was remarkable. She
was uot only reduced Ia eize 10 a nor
NAL condition by the removal OF the
water, and was ablo 10 lie down In
comfort, but began Il regain strength
aud vigor, and Indications are that she
VIII have a new lease Of life for a short
time nj least. The process OF tapping
which had been regarded hs too much
for her strength had been accomplished
IN an unlocked for aud satisfactory
manner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
Chinese village.

A number OF Ogden Cinnamon have
filed articles OF incorporation Of the
Wah Nee Exposition company with
Secretary Sells. The object Of the
company is to establish a Chinese vii.
lage, with a tea garden, cafe, hnzqnr,
thoiter and Joss house, NJ the WORLDS
Fair. The capital stock IL placed ut
100000, divided into 10000 shares Of
tie par value of So each, aud u is sub.
suflUod for by DR.. e.. Gee WO, DE-.
Wong Lett aud Cuau Pax SWal Of
Chicago, Aug Sling, w. n. Schilling,
Rev. Snansenbaoh aud A. II. Hey.
wood Of Ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
THE REDIsrRlcrlSG SCHEME
II Was Talked Over at President Loot.
bourOW's Onlct Last Night

\ few choice sprouts belonging TO
the Liberal rank, met In Prcsiden.
Loo'bourow's Office last night to dis.
GUS the scheme Tor rcdisti!cting the
municipal election preclnots, as an.
uouucel In yesterday evenings NEWS.
President Looibourow was fsked by
q reporter Of this paper ths afternoon
what ho Know Of tho matter aud hu
tep'leui al ulu;ely nothing. lie al.
mlttru, however, That the matter
hal been Informally talked over
40 his oiilce last night uu. that no
specific understanding had been ar.
ilvvd NJ. II wns not yet In the hnuts
Oh any committee and und not been
preached in open clu eli, though the
matter would PROBABLY come up ut an
enfly date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
An Exciting Runaway.

There was an exciting runaway and
very narrow escape from serious acct.
dent ON South Temple street last
evening about O'CLOCK. A span of
half broke hOrses belonging to Sam.
Mcintyre got away from iheir driver
At the rear Of u. &. NJ. l., anu dashed
up the alley leading uorihward NJ u
terrific rate OF speed. Thpy were
attached toa farm wagon containing
quito toad but Drew II with apparent
~ As much ease Dc though II had hecn
a toy vehicle. The street was filled
with people and they scampefrd away
Ia ali directions. The frightened
horses crossed the street anu turned
west and followed close 10 the sidewalk.
Fortunately the ullnt came 10 n
sudden halt, for when in front Of the
NEWS office they ran almost on top uf
= score ol nswsbOys who were punched
together struggling 10 obtain admission
to the DuilIing for tho pur, husc Of
papers. The cause for the unlocked
for stop was collision with shade
tree which badly wrecked the wagon
aud knocked one Of the hOTses TO the
ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
WANTS TO BE GOVERNOR.


A rather well dressed man, whose
raven hair aud black beard are being
sllyered with streaks VI gray, called NJ
the NEWS editorial rooms this morn.
Ing and politely asked to SEQ the man
who reports tne City Council proceed.
ings.
Being introduced to the individual
In question no commenced his com.
plant by saying:
"Don't use my name In the paper. It
Ia 10 Morris In private lie but John
Brown In public. | have kiol,
against the city government and |
want you 10 help make II
count. But am more par.
ticularly aggriUved at tue re-
prenonsible conduct Of Mayor Bashin.
suppose you have heard tnat hu went
TO washington recently. Well, |
wanted TO go with him but he wouldn't
listen to IT. You ses wanlel 10 be-
made governor OF Utah but the Judge
was fishing for that bait himself ~ 1
had 10 stay ut home and endure thu
nultance the Quincy Cab c.mpany
maintains on my promises. When /
found out Il was no use trying to get
the goyernorship asked for berth
on tho sewer department. But II il
evident that am not In touch with
the administration and I want your
paper to help me Out.n
The Visitor then commenced an q.
intelligible speech, during tho deliver.
ance OF which he acted strangely and
proved that there are men anu women
Ia the insane asylum whose mental
faculties are In much healthier state
than his own.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

BAKER CIrY, Or, April 8.-Sherill
CoAun anu tye deputies To-Day at.
temptei to arrest Thomas, George aud
William Mccarthy at their resldence,
twelve miles from this city. on
knocking at the door, the sheriff was
covered with Winchester rifles In the
hands OF William aud Thomas Me.
Carlhy, who disalmei the sheriff. He
was then held 10y the etepson OF VII.
liam Mccarthy until his father and
uncle had made their escape. A posse
Immediately STATED In pursuit. They
ato wanted for the robbery OF the
Roslyn bank In Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

uuwnrfAnted statement coming from
90 humble n prrsUn rs | nm, but IL
nevertheless true, ~ u full invts.iga.
ton VIII prove.
The use VI Church influence In aid
OF any person or corporation beiug uu
you assure ne "entirely out Of the
scope Of cur religious dutits." We
humbly aud not without conlllunc,
request the aid o; that Influence which
your exalted position givos you, nj
least 10 the extont that no further use
OF theit authority "a Bishops or other
officers Of the Church In aid OF the
Bullion Beck and Champion Mining
company aud against tho poor, hnrI.
working aud industrious members Of
your Church and Others, be longer
permitted. NOurs respectfully,
JuHN DUOuAN,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
SENDING pRoTEsTs.
Against tho Appointments Of VI
Eads for Governor of Dew sicglcO.

Against tho Appointments Of Mr
Eads for Governor of Dew MEXICO
ALDuoUERouE, n. NJ, April A.
The Democratic GENITAL committee
membess Of the Democrat Territorial
central committee, Albuquerque Com
metolal Clue and prominent buhiness
men irrespective OF party are telegraph.
ing protests to W9shinglon against
William Ends OF Missouri Tor governor
Of New Mexico, mainly on the ground
Of his being n Nonresident. They
strongly endorse Colonel j. w. Al.
bright Of this city as not only the
choice OF his party but OF the whole
people here in Albuquerque where he
is beat known. Colonel Albright has
owned and edited the leading demo.
cratic daily OF tho territory Tor II
years, which has been IA power
In New Mexico politics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

tnuie TO all uiec I've oflreI on the ucl
cnuierung aulf1go upon thom bc
abolished, according 70 the strength
,hu women ssow at the polls. Tue
registration OF women have been larger
then ever hu'uff AMI q largo female
vote IS expected. Ia kelsl8 city,
Nansa-, Mr.. Aura Potter is running
Tor mayor tn the Independent ticket.
she viii hardly hr elected.
Tho weather throughout the state 10
ine, which Is ia lavor OF the Populiste.
Most o' Thorn live In the country ami
10 ttquifus good roads 20 bring them
cut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
BURGLARIzlNG A STORE.
Sacks OF Flour, Hams and Other Gro.
cerlcs Stolen.

A small store that was being run by
Mrs. Little, at the corner OF Third
West and Sixth South streets, was an
Object Of attention from burglars last
night. the front door was burst in,
and two sacks OF flour, two hams and
lot Of groceries carried OF.
There In no clue TO tho thieves, but
the general impression In this Instance
Is that the parties do not reside very
far OIL. That locality has been sub.
jecteu to a good deal Of petty thieving
OF late, ami Is practically without
police protection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

ST. LOUIS, April l.-rbe body oil
troterick ellis, an army veteran waf
ieund in shauiy late last night. He
had been siranglot 10 death, probably
sunday night, when Joseph Bippul,
who claims to 10 a cook, anu Situz, "A
cigar maker, who ronted room, was
.rtn leading "a man, supposed TO be
ellis, to the place. There Il no clue 10
the whtTuabouls OF the muIdrrufs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
The senate.

WAalIfNGrON, April i.-The Senate
resumed the consideration Of the report
Of The committee on privileges AMI
elections In favor OF the admission o.
tue senators appointed by the governors
OF Montana, Wyoming and Washing.
ton.
Senator Nest made an argument IN
opposition TO admission. AZ the con.
clusion Of his address the Senate went
into executive session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

PARIS, Tex, April 3.-Agent Ben.
mott spent mott OF the day with the
Choctaw militia ut Goodland. 1t
looked as II temporary peacs had
been obtained, but tonight brings ugly
rumOrs. Some Of the militia includ.
ing Captain keyes Durant were aT.
rested and brought here today for in.
tioduciug whisky iuto the Territory.
They gave bond and then got to drink
ing. They were very outspoken and
declared 1t their Intention TO attack
Locke before tomorrow night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

hftnpugSr, April l.. Tho Com.
mofrlW Bank Of Australia has sus.
n'n4rd payment. rhc concern has
n,etn IN % bal sh ps for sonic time and
me cOiiliso was uVpc ted. Tho bank
has H Paid capital " cl,ano,u 900: sub.
tcr'el capital CO .111,Otl. Tie rcsufvo
is till,nu. IL ugs branches IN Lon.
doh, Ei.n1urs, Giasg1w, aud the pfln.
cipal cities VI Australia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
Cnnnol Form . CanInc,.

PARIS, April i.-Dupuy has aband-
oned his effort 10 form cabinet be-.
cause he could no: induce Paul LouiB
Pcytral TO accept the portfolio OF
lrance unless Dupuy would also in.
clude Edouard liochToy as minister o
commerce, which Dupuy would not
do, believing Lockroy too radical.
Lutor-Uron the urgent request OF
President CaTn0l, Dupuy consented TO
make another attempt to form min.
istry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

PARIS turl i-rho Boring sen
court OF aluilhtlon assembled today.
Many American lnulss were among
the audience. Sir Chas. Buspel Of
counsel for dielt Britain, moved that
Campbell furnish the court COPY ut
the report OF Sir Henfy Elliott on tho
Brfing SEA question. Tho motion wa,
supported by Webster, also OF the Brit
i!h counsel, aud opposed 10y Phrirs,ard
Carter ot the counsel Tor this Va ted
States, after which tho court took ar--
gtbH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

RIO JAEEu,O, April 3,-Details are
received OF u battle ut Legreto, March
"a, la the state Of Rio GrRnde Do Sui.
The slaughter was irightiul. Fifteen
hundred troops were Engaged on both
sides. Five hundred were killed and
large number wounded. The state
troops were defeated and the revOlu.
tionists have full sway there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
THE NonTmnnN PACIFIC.
yIiiara Has 80 Intention 60 With
draw, bio says.

NEW York, April Ain regard 10
tue report thot Horny Willard Is to re-
IRE from the board vi directors OF the
Northern Pacific, President Oakos
uays: "rhe written resignation OF VII.
lard has not, IA stated, been handed In.
Neither has there been any intimatiOn
from him or any one speaking for him
OF his intention 10 resign. IL IN prob
able that the plan will be presented Gt
the mue,iag OF the board OF dlre,tors
Oh April Goth for funding the floating
Willard has stated 10 his friends that
ho has no present Intention OF with.
drawing from the Northern Pacific
management.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

NEW YORK, April 1.-The suit OF
the United states against General
\ dam Baduau Tor fees received while
consul ut Havana, has been stricken
from tho calendar, having been com.
promised. The amount Involved was
sbgGg. The amount paid by General
Badeau aud sureties IL $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

GRESHAM, Va, April A negro
Desperate, named Morgan, has been
lynched By mob OF negroes for the
murder OF another negro. The mob is
looking for Morgan's confederates and
threats TO lynch them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
NOMINATED ny THE rHEs,DENr.
A Former salt Lalser Minister TO
Austria.

WAsHIEoroN, April 4.-The Preti.
dent has tent the Senate tho following
nominations:
JamesO. Broadhead, Missouri, min.
liter 10 Swiizerland.
Bartlett Tripp, South Dakota, min
ister to Auatra.Huugafy.
Ebcr Alexander, North Carolina,
minister TO Greece, ROumonia anu
Servin.
Consuls: Jane II. Neal, Ohio, nj
Liverpool; James NJ. Dobbs, Georgia,
at Valparaiso.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
DECLINED An OFFICE.
O'Donoghue offended NJ ihc Way ia
which the OIicr WINS Made.

NEw York, April 9.-Presldcnt
Cleveland has, II In stated, offered
Joseph j. O'DOnoghue the position Of
assistant treasurer OF tho United Statet
at tho sub.treRsury OF this city.
O'Donughue declined II. Some very
Interesting correspondence ON the
subject Is said TO have passed between
tho President ana tho coffee merchant.
OiDOnoghue - aaid 10 have taken
oiiense NJ the offer and the way IN
which II was made, anu according 10
the report, has writuu letter TO Cleve.
land reminding him Of HIS pledge
made last December regarding the
cOllectOIship OF this port.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
A Lady's Lost Watch.

II the lady who lost a watch On East
Temple slroetn day or two ago will cal
nt the NEWS office she will be informed
where she can recover her Loot
chrOnumeter, rs the name OF the III.
diviJual VINO picked 1t up has been
reported at this Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
TnnOuGnoUT Kansas.
Ihe Elections are or Unusual Interest
This Time.

KANSAS CIlY, Mo-, April 4.-The
municipal elto ions throughout Kansas
today have an unusual Interest. The
party lines between the Republicans
and Populisti were strictly down
and the results will go far
to determine which party gained
and which lost public con.
ndence In the recent struggle
Ia the Legislature and to settle the
party supremacy In the state nj the
next state election. l viii also decide
whether womau's suffrage Will DO ex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

PANAMA, April 4.-Mail advlces
confirm the news Of the triumph OF the
tevolutiOnists In Honduras. The fight.
ing continues among the nomadiu
bnnds, but the encounters are unim-
portant. BOnillR Is In power.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

81. LOUIS, April THO weather Is
perfect for tho mulicipti election to-
pfUBrese TO-DAY. Five tickvts-Demo.
ernie. Republican, 5ociaHstIc lnuor
Prohibition anu lndepenjun,-aro Ia
thn Held. At noon over half the
registration hal voted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04
EsCAPED DEATH.
A shipwrecEcd crew Arrives n, poin,
Conception.

LoMPOco, Cal, April "A boat
has landed at the Point Conception
lighthouse with sixteen men from the
new steel ship King James, coal laden,
from Newcastle TO San Francisco, anu
burned at ses. The fire caught Ia the
hold March 18Th. rhe crew fought
the flames I'LL the 8Oth, when AN ex-
plosion tore up the deck, and compelled
Them to take 10 the boats. They were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

PARIS, A yril S,-Thu Temps states
that Italy, following the example Of
England and France, will raise her
legation ut Washington TO the dignity
OF nu embassy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April i.-The
legislature metal noon. IL consists OF
" Democrats anu ! Peoples party
men. PascO will be chosen to succeed
himself ms United States senator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-04

WEST SUPERIOR, wis, April -
Part OF ouo oi the big elevators col.
lapsed, burying five men. Two are
dead.