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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
TnB CONVOY RACE


LoSd PINE, Neb., June l7-Mid-
dlcton, Gillespie and Btivens of the
contestants In the cowboy race arrived
here last evening, in good spirits, with
the horses In SUCH g0od condition that
the humane officials could find no
fault. They proceeded after short
rest. At last reports John Berry was
at AinsworIh, with Douglas, Jones
and Campbell short distance behind.
They will probably pass o'Neill, Neb.,
the next registering place, today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
INDIANS AME QUIET.
They Think the Doctor Intended
no burdSr.

BRAINERD, Mimi, June 1.-THE
Indians ON Leech Lake reservation
have been quoted without any active
aid OF the United States troops from
Fort Smelling. Evidence 10 show DR..
Walker intended to shoot the Indian
is being collected by the Indians. The
United States marshal has granted
their request that he will be held In
custody I'LL 1t Is known whether tho
wounded Indian Will die or recover.
The presence Of the troops In a great
relief 10 the whites in the agency.
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a Town FLOODED.
Great Damage snd Los. OF Life IL the
Result.

CRY OF MEXICO, June 1.-THE
town OF Utz0mgtlAn was visited by q
wntetspoul that did great damage. Ii
burnt unexpectedly over the town nj
midnight aud the flood covered the
entire town, the water Tlsiug
TO the heighth u four feet. The
people were panic stricken and
many men, women aud CHILDREN were
drowned. A great many families are
homeless. Tue city council has issued
an appeal, asking other towns 10 come
10 their relief.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

NORFOLK, Va, June l7.-Rain
poured down all night and this morn.
ing the tide had risen TO a depth VI
two feet along Water street. In the
police station the water WAS twelve
inches deep. The damage 10 stock ia
the stores In the lower section Of the
city will be very heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
ONE LEG AVN A WHEEL.
beedlcsom Reaches Cheyenne ON ITS
Way 10 new York.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., June l7.-Frank
3. Beedles1m, "the one.legged bicycl.
ist," ON route awheel from San Fran.
cisco to New York reached Cheyenne
last evening. He IL sheduled through
In 100 days, and has now been on the
road twenty days. Mr.. Beedlesome 10
writing up the country he passes
through for The Athlete Of Syracuse,
Now York. AS he has only one leg he
is attracting a great deal OF attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
THE MYSTERYSOLVED
Thomas Jensen Of Pleasant Grove
Vas MOI AssasSlnaled.
HE WAS KICKED ny MS HORSE
Tho Fruit Crop Prospect at Pleasant
Grorc.-Returned lIonw.-0p1ning
Of a Pleasure Resort

'f''tN % tIt NhWas
PLEASANT GROVE, June l7.h, 1893.
The jury whivl held an Inquest over
the remains Of Thomas Jensen, who
came TO his death so mys,eriously on
phursday last, brought IN verdict Of
death caused by a sharp Instrument
In tho hands Of some unkuown Tor.
sop." The funeral was held cst,rday
1t 10 Understood that tlis prosecuting.
attorney for tho county Will institute
an inquiry into the mystery. No
clue has yet been obtained u the ~.
sassin, but II Is hoped that the pro,ecut.
ing tflicers will be- able to develop
something that will bring the murder.
OF to ustice.
Great preparations are being made OF
GENEVA for IA grand opening on the
sOth. Captain Daley mas expeudea
large sum OF money 10 make the resort
attractive.
Strawberries nre plentiful at Plens.
ant Grove. The prospects are good Tor
an abundance OF ffuit this season.
Daniel Wadley returned from West
virginia this week. Elder wadley
has been labOfiug ns n missionary In
that state, and was released ON account
OF III health. lie 10 looking bhdly, hut
ls IN hopes that the change ia climate
VIII Improve bis condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

Two orders only were made In the
Probate court this morning, as follow.
Estate OF John Miller, deceased. Jane
Childs Millerappointed sdninistratfix.
Appraisers also appointed.
Estate Of benjamin j.. Alien, de.
ceased. Friday, Juno Both, set for
hearing return " sale II real estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

7F'7'aI Dipdich o me NIWs.
CHEYENNE, wyo., June Nv.
BAKER has just perfected the sale of
,shteen cars OF two and th rec year
wv W, New Mexico steers for the Israel
NunE Cattle company. Gins. Il.
rI,. ist anu IL. w. Whiioomb Of this
wy were the purchasers. The cattle
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SPECIAL SESSION.
Tho Latest Rumor Regarding "a hat
ter much Talked OL

NEW York, June I7.-It Is reported
on The authority OF friend of Pfesi.
uent Cleveland that, as "a result OF All
Nicea AZ to the favorable attitude OF the
mrm6efs VI Congress regarding tho
repeal Of the sherman silver purchase
se', he Will call Congress In special
session before September lst.
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NKw TERms OF COUNT.

Argument was made In brief by j..
Byron Jennings OF Nephi anu W. W.
Vaughan Of Logan, In support OF
Ex-Governor ThomRs's proclamation
fixing terms Of court at tho places
named. The matter was then sub
mitted by District Attorney Judd,
who hoped that they would see NJ to
render au opinion upon It at some
convenient time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
THE JUNE RACES.
They Begin Today aud Promise to be
Interesting to the Close.

The spring meeting OF the Driving
Park association commenced today
anu IL In full progress this afternoon.
Tho track IL In prime coalition anu
the hofsemen are happy. The meet.
Ing promises to b. the most sventiul
one In turf history In Utah. First.
class hofses from all over the West
Will be given an opportunity TO test
their mettle with the finest fast horses
OF the Territory. The races last fvo
days and are expected to draw large
crowds 10 See them.
A band was on the streets TO-DAY
drumming up m attendance ana
creating Interest and enthusiasm
generally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
WOULD. M noBBERs.
A lGsnE Of STA bandits Promptly
CAPTURED,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, June H.
robbers attempted to hold up an out
kolnE Kansas City train, a few miles
nom Tue city, last night, firing vOlley
~ the engineer and fireman without
meet n posse at once started In pur.
sult aud word was received that they
captured the entire gang, six In mum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
LATER.

PLEASANT Grove, June l5.-It hos
at last been concluded that MI. Jruson
was killed by kick from bis horse.
The wound was 70 clean cut that Il
was at first firmly believed that Il
could only have been inflicted by a
heavy blow from "a sharp strumunt
like Ratchet. ClOsor examination
has, however, brought the conviction
that the Injury might have been
Inflicted by horse shoe, a.,
the cut into the bone IL not
As deep ~ "A sharp bladed ins.ru-
ment would have made. The ah.
seuce Of any known mOvive for nut.
ling MIR. Jensen out Of the way, and
The fact that there IL 40 Indication Of
any other person having been In HE
company at the time he received the
fatal wouni, led TO the conclusion that
his horse had kicked him. AZ the
matter stands this afternoon It Is not
likely that any further inquiry will be
made IA all here are satisfied as to the
cause OF his death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
IN THE WHITE CITY.
Tho Russian Exhibit COHSeCrattd with
Strange Ceremonies,
BUNKER NIL ANNIVERSARY.
A Wonderful Parade Of the lnhAbii-
ants, Savage and Otherwise, Of
Midway Plaisancc.

,,.,.c.,,, Tt,,o Il TTnusuni roil
NhioA'V' '""V 49,
gioua rites were ousotNei IN 'ne opuh'
ing OF the Russian exhibit IN the
Manufacturer building here today.
strangely robei priests held services
areordlnv 10 the ritual OF the Greek
ah,,..,, a., Tho A sta,tc ,aviiiop. Com.
s,,.,,.-..
missioner depcrai r. 20 oi"uAuo'-
akoy and other members OF the
ronnisaion. N number of exhibitors
-, .,,,... .,,,,d.d th.s.rvio,a. The
"'u 1850 '.,.--,-', -. ~.
ceremonies were oohu"o'eu " Wv
bishop Of the Russian'Greok church VA
Alaska, atslsted by local priests. The
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u''k ~ - - -. ~, e.
anu inc Fteslueht oi 'ne ohiteu S'H'.s'
The bishop, dipping his hands In holy
water, sprinkled the entire section anu
dedicated II 10 the glory OF the church
aud tbs advancement Of the human
race. During the services the Russian
bells rung. After the ceremonies tue
guests were rendered reception.
They were received AT the entrance Of
the main pavilion by Commissioner
Glaukhovskoy, Admiral kosnakon
samons Iy~nboii choyns sang dutinv
the reception and while luncheon was
served.
MAseACHUsEITs DAY.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-28
SPORTING NOTES.


PUGILIST MITCHELL IN FLORIDA
Jacksonville, Fla. December 27.-Char.
ley Mitchell and party arrived today. To.
night he appears at the theater and to.
morrow night in ST. Augustine. Then he
viii begin training on the island Just OPP
posite town, Mitchell says his wife will
not come to Florida
While the Duvall club officers continue
confident that the fight viii be brought of
mere none of them for an instant allow
themselves to encourage the belief that
the State officials viii hold hands off. ON
the contrary they say the governor will
probably do all in his power TO prevent
the contest but they assert that they
hsYe the law on their side. Bowden speci-
hcally denies the statement of Brady,
Corbetts manager that the State officials
have decided to hold OFF and says Brady
Is only aggraVating the governor by such
tank TO severe efforts. Bat Masterson Is
here and is talking up the English cham
pion.
Mitchell gave an exhibition tonight at
the opera house to an immense audience.
bout with Mike Pogarty, there were loud
calls Tor a speech and Mitchell stepped
TO the footlights and said:
Ladies and Gentlemen-I thank Won
Tor more than for the kind reception ex-
tended me. You all see | have turned i'm
ana nothing outside will prevent that /
shal meet James j, Corbett in the ring
on the appointed date, Although / may
ran TO surprise YOU tonight, 1 hope to do
so on that occasion"
Mitchell and party leave for st. Angus
tine tomorrow. where the Englfshma1 will
Immediately so into training for the CON
test with Corbett. NO'i-
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advertisements much under their usual
l rates nv allowance Tor this wQtk bc'ng
small explaining that thereby they were
hencftinc the youth OF the State and
while some refused absolutely The Post
always responded literally and with
alacrity. II Is a une paper, ana l wish u
abundant success.
The captain who, by the way was a
member 81 the famous "Barksdale's Bril-
gaieH OF Mississippi. Is o graduate Of Har-
ward. ana IS full OF sigccodte and rcfninis-
ccrce, Turning 70 his nephew. youth OF
90 summers, he said;
"Oia boy, do YOU remember our foot bah
games at Cambridge They were the mer-
est chld's play when compared with those
~ the University Of Texas, They don't
bite nor scratch nor hit each other with
their lists, but they have way OF piling
on top or each other and yankinE each
other around that Is fearful. and frequent
~ ends in dislocatcd collar bones and
fractured skulls
Captain Clark is n general favorite with
the students, and being a perfect mine OF
informal on IA frequently appealed TO by
the youth OF both sexes. a short time
since he was interrupted several times
by a young lady friend and forced 10 mn
swcr various questions AZ last turning
70 her With a merry twinkle IN his eye,
he said; Miss --. l can't he forever
shall have q 'frcwning face na'nted on
the back OF my bald Uranium which shall
be counterpart Of the one l now turn
70 you, and which hope may deter You
from tpterruptins me in my labor" ''Oh.
captain" she replied, III YOU do ri never
smile again.
Captain Clark left yesterday for Austin.
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ing a few days ii the city and Is III
guest "a AIRS John X, Kirby.
~ A. Caldwell manager for .Atwoot
Violet & Co. IA this city, returned ycStcr
DAY from visit TO New Orleans.
Miss Gunlce 4. Hunter has returned {,
The cfy after n pleasant visit TO hei
father Mr. r J. Hunter Of Fort Bend
Mrs 9. y. sabln widow Of the late
.Gdge Sahin % Galveston, Is NisitinE the
sainiiy OF her brother .udGe W. Il. Ham
plen, on Walker avenue.
Mr.. wanor scott 81 Brownwooi came
NoWn 70 attend the marriage Vi nus bto
sterl Dr X Il. scott % Miss Emma a
Mefi0eth yesterday Afternoon
AIR, and Mrs w J.. Sottesast have gone
10 Aastin to see their youns people. who
are at school in saint Mary's and Saint
EDWARDS colleges They Will remain three
or four days.
a. y rootc Of Mexico. 10. = in the
city. air. Foute s a hreeley " tiac horses
and VIII probably locate IN Houston FOR
the purpose OF establishing large stock
Farm IN this section.
Mrs, Grace Beard " the Mense OF
Tor0say. Isle OF Null. Scotland, Is sitting
her son. Mr. r. &. ReAid OF the hous-
ton and Texas Central freight depart ent
She Will spend the winter here.
Colonel l.. A. Mhauey superintendent
OF the Texas state penlteptartes, came ~
nom Huntsville yesterday evening. and
viii leave this morning for visit 70 the
State farms and plantations near Hous-
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stone A. q. Lewis. 2. G. Law, !. y, Ho-
sack. H. II. MaeGrcCOr, W. A. CAtldreSs,
Hamp Cook and y. X Warner
Joa1 n Browne was re-elected chair.
MAJ ". Z. Watson vice chairman g. w.
tary. The balance 81 cash On hand was
ordered retained BY the treasurer Tor use
IN geifaSlnE the expense OF another eX-
cursion In The spring
AZ the meeting held preliminary 70 the
last excursion W. G. Crush. genersi pas
seneer and ticket AGENT % the Missouri
hansas and Texas rrilway, was present
and gave Assurance that n he were given
time ne could ana would work up mag
mncent excursion "a the spring and put
more people into Houston than had ever
been seen here before at any one time.
lneer the above organization. which Inns
on hanu surplus on cash from the last
excursion OF $50 be VIII be given mn
opportunity TO display his talent. AMI
the other gentlemen IN the same business
VIII not be neglected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-28
PERSONAL MENrIoN.


last night
Gays IN Richmond
Miss Name cntter OF Dallas Is in the
city visiting relatives
Colonel Moore ~ Liberty. Texas was
10 the city yesterday
Mrs y II, MeGary y at Bryan IN snand
rev days with relatives.
Mrs, w. Il. Hunter has gone 10 D.u.s
tor u few Gays visit 70 friends
Captain Al Cook ii az hone .gs,,
atter q few days spent IN Austin.
Louis kilner, a hardware merchant ~
taylor, Was In the city yesterday,
Dr, George Collier o. Woodville TEXAS
was 10 the city yesterday on buslncas.
~ Smith. . prominent merchant ~
f1rt Worth visited Houston yesterday
Captain Ike Pryor. the blr rattia no,
"aa IN The city from Austin yesssrdav
y. 4 Loefler returned yesterday iron,
the holidays 7PS''N'ns
Mrs. James Q, Patterson, Jr. of San
Fannie Il. Iite. ''"Ans'' Airh'
Mira T. A. has Of San Marcos 4. v,.,,
Kinney avenue ~ 80
MIgs Ella smithar Of Huntsyi,ie 4. i,
jamin Campbell, ''''''
Misc Mary L. Williams OF caiye., /. =,
the city visiting her niece. Mr. h - a. r.
Cox, up5 Austin street,
Mrs II b Kirby Of liondo City i apend-
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MYsrERIous MuRpER.

This Time Near Crosby The Second
within Week.
Justice Schwandar was called 10 Crosby,
Tuesday night, to hold an Inquest ON the
body OF Rob Harris, IA white man, aged
s. years, VINO was murdered.
Tho old man lived In lone hut far
removed from other habitations, on the
Wallace ranch. He was employed to at
tend 10 a bunch OF hogs. and seldom
sought companionship. A suspicion was
general that he was a miser and kept
what money he had about his cabin, and
report made the sum a considerable one
The wound from which he died was I'M
ncted In the side Of the face and head
and was CHASTITY one. evidently made
with shotgun The murder IS one OF
those unysterlous affairs that seem to have
no bottom-at least none Is reached
and is the second OF similar nature that
has occurred In this vicinity within a
week.
There would seem to be an opportunity.
In connection with these murders, for
somebody to do little detective work
in the interest 81 the good name Of the
community.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-28
BULLFTGHTs AND PRIzpFIclrrs

Havana, December GA strong syndl-
cate of wealthy sporting men of this CITY
have just arranged for one of the biggest
bull fights that ever took place in the Is
land Of Cuba, and they have sent a repre-
sentative TO Jacksonville. Fla. 20 meet
Messrs' Corbett and Mitchell and their
managers and TO arrange, IL possible. for
the appearance of these pugllsts and
others in an exhibition here. The envoy
of the syndicate win offer large sum for
the appearance here OF either Corbett or
Mitchell, or both. and he hopes to so ar
range It that the bull fights and the pugil-
istic cortesst may take place on succeed
ing days in The week following January o.
The syndicate is said to have paid $23, 600
in old Spain for two OF the bulls which are
to fight here, and both animals are now
on their way here from Madrid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-28
r1FTH MARp BUDGET.

Items u Interest from the Busy Ward
People Who Come and Co
]. A. Pearson left yesterday Afternoon
on "A pleasure trip down on the bay.
The Sunset Social club VIII give grand
SSy S' - VIZ - T
A party WIN be given at the homo OF
Miss Maudc Pruett on Providence street
tonichC
Mir. and Mrs. F. II. .symes are mourn
ing the loss % one Of their twins, who
died December y.
I G. W, Butcher, Ir., OF san Antopio Is
bell OF Providence street
Tom Dorman left last night for Liberty.
! where his WIFE has been spending the
I holidays. They viii both return in day
7 or two
/ MISS Ainy Howard mesmerist and mind
I reader. VIII give another OF her interest
! ing entertainments tonight at Sunset hall
/ on Mckee street.
/ The Christmas entertainment Of the
I Presbyterian Sunday school NJ Jourie
I vilie Will be tonight a splendid pro
| t.ranine naR been arranged including
Christmas tree for the children.
quite a number were present Tuesday
night at social gathering at the home
OF Miss Lizzie Hutchins on Providence
street, Games OF all kinds and refresh
mcnts and delightful tete q tetes consti-
tuted the programme.
The residence OF John Msckie was bril-
liantly lighted Tuesday night, the occa-
sion being a most enjoyable social and
dance. Several couples from the Fifth
went out and participated in the pleas
ures- supper was served in iirst-class
style.
The Christmas entertainment given by
the Mckee Street Methodist Sunday
school was greatly eninyed hy the little
people and the biz. people. too, The enter
tainment consisted OF recitatons songs,
etc ard the distribution or bags full OF
candy and all sorts OF goodies-this being
the part the children most appreciated.
y surprise party was given to Henry
Buse Tuesday night by his many young
lady and gentlemen friends at the resi-
dence Of his mother Mrs. A. T. Buse, 1910
Harry street one Of the incest things
about IL w-s that II was a sure enough
surprise. The evening was spent playing
pulor games and enjoying delightful re-
freshments.
The birthday party given In honor OF
Miss Mary Pearson Tuesday night was
well attended by Il host Of friends Those
present We're Miss Addie Reunean and sis
ters Lille Snowfall. Matte Dolen. Daisey
SNOWFALL ana Louise Pearson, MIR Charles
De Young. WIN Robinson. Tom Otto, VIII
Sslhy u. Reaneati, Ed Knuebrew Charles
Tew and George Dawson After ii nice
supper was served, they all retired with
the satisfaction Of having had n nice time,
T. }. MuyCy gave n surprise party at
his pleasant home near the Southern Pa |
ciiic shops Monday night in honor Of his
cousin. Mr.. Charley Mulvey, OF the South |
ern Pacific yards engineer force Among /
those present were Mr., and Mrs Bernard I
Mulvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fox. Mr. |
and AIRS, Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett, /
AieSsrs. Ted Burns Weldon ard other |
friends Of the family The company are |
greatly Indebted TO Mrs. Burnett for her |
repast Singing by Mr. and Mrs Fox. |
and iuHrrumentai music by others of the /
guests, made the evening Il pleasant one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-28
THE NORTH SIDE.
What Happened on the North side or
the BAYOU Yesterday

What Happened on the North Side OF
the Bayou Yesterday
a travelling museum pitched its tent yes.
terday on Washington street near Silver
II. Guy Of Ennis is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. A. Tubb. 1913 Washington
lonn Thompson, who had his hand badly
cut by q chisel a few days ago Is not vet
able 90 resume his duties
clyde, the 1-year-old son or A. w States
OF Center street, has been seriously IN for
several days. Yesterday he was a little
better
a dog that was supposed to have been
mad ran INTO a grocery store on Wash
lnBion street yesterday afternoon. ~
GJitwied under the counter, but with the
aid OF brooms and sticks was run out.
Two cases were tried before Justice
Priester Of Ch8neyyllle yesterday and
resulted as follows. Jack Burton, affray
hned 81 and costs; Harry Hempel. theft Of
over so ia value; bound over, $500 bond
VIM. Bnndice. colored while M work
yesterday in the Merchants md Planters
oil min, had his right hand caught In Al
nun preS9. which tore the flesh nearly of.
lie WAS taken 10 the Houston inflrmary
ana the wound was properly dressed
g. N CrpDen Of De Sofa, Mo-, who was
spending the holidays with his daughter.
Mrs T, F.. p'Ieary. 1900 Lubbock street
alcg Yesterday morning from an attack Of
ia lTippc. He was rs years OF age nnd
had been a Mason thirty-eight years. HIS
remains VIII be sent 10 De Sofa tonight
for burial,
Tuesday. night the Third Baptist Sun
day school had their Christians entertain
mont Songs and Rotations We're arst on
the programme and then Santa Claus
came down the chimney (Which WAS very
artHucaliy mhdei and distributed the
presents 4 better santa CLAUS than Mr.
Tom Duncan would have been hard 10
md. The church WAS so crowded thnt
some conld uoi get IN and had to stand