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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts OF milk and cream
nj the different railroad distributing points In and
near the city for the week have been az follows:
Erie 4O73 cans Of milk. q OF condensed milk
and 12i cans of cream: SusquehaIna. l7i3 cans Of
milk and Il cans OF cream. Lackawanna, 4l10 cans
Of milk and % OF cream New-York Central
and Harlem 1921 OF milk, ~ OF con-
densed milk and 10 cans OF cream; NewYork and
ford 745 cans OF milk: Ontario and Western 2G7
cans of milk and 81 cans OF cream West Shore.
GRO cans of milk, IL cans OF condensed milk and
a cans of cream New-Jersey Central. 27j OF
milk and s cans Of cream. and by miscellaneous
cream. The total daily supply has been 1924 cans
az milk lGO cans of condensed milk and 3i6 OF
cream. The demand has been better this week
the surplus selling at an average Of 81 60 OF
40 quarts. The MIX Exchange price remains I'M
changed at 81 81 can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
HAY AND STRAW.
POULTRY.

Fifteen carloads of live poultry arrived yesi ester
dav and to-day. The demand was fair Tor prime
stock of all kinds. and prices improved a h t
lots Of Western chickens sold at 1i2mSc -FOUR cars
of turkeys changed hands at lOIlO2c. Duchs anu
geese moved out freely. Pigeons dull -, ,
in fjrmness on the better grades of turkeys unuer
a belief that the arrivals for Thanksgiving hoiiuty
would be moderate. BY the end of the week ,hes
of Western-iced turkeys reached Haze, ana OF
dry-packed 1lMl2iac, with few gltedge lots reach-
ing l3c arrivals Monday were larger man
lately anticipated. but it believed that most
of the holiday goods had arrived ana that t,aue e
would be active. Prices started at apou,
lac for fancy nearby goods and l2GlSc Tor good
to fancy Western and considerable business was
done on that basis. But late in the day the ieei-
ing became easier under heavy offerings. ana 10
day CTuesday). with excessive offerings ana n as
appointing trade. the market has broken bauiN.
Very fancy goods not overplenty, Dut ""
abundance and cheapness Of good. useiui quanil's
make a slow outlet for the higher-priccd Gooas.
and the few buyers who insist upon superlative
quality find enough for all wants AT the close l5c
is about top for any turkeys, except n Few extra
fancy up-rivers and exceptionally fancy Jersey
lots and while few of the best State ana west
ern are still reaching 1i1ul2c. there Is now very
little business above lie. while common TO 1air
grades are going down to 10Tl0l2c In TACT AT
the close. the market Is somewhat dcmoraliZed. anc
any reasonable offers are accepted. Chckens ana
fowls have shown little change: and best trades
close steady Ducks and geese have been or very
irregular quality. and value with tendency in buy
favor at the close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
EGGS.

pece,nts for the week. S3S bbls and 3l,SZ case.
,hnre has been little change in the range OF prices
during the past week. but trade has been ve,y adns
T. in buvers favor Positively fancy fresn.gatnei.u
are not over plenty and are he'd ABOUT s'ra ab
H., The nronorton of stock fine enough 10 reaGh
ton ouotatton is very small and on average quai,-
~. rsces are weaker in competition with the pet
s tes nrades az held eggs Icehouse and lined very
enlp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
HOPS.

Rocen., for Tho week. 5oeS bales: exports. 5.S9
bales Imports. 50 bales The Shipment OF pd hGhs
show up very heavy. but large part VIZ Snw
business of has sf been lighter and IT seems to be
sort of waiting market II Enslisn ma ,rnp, hons
quite certain that values will not cr ES scf fe
s ,y -, hold desirable lots little frmer ana
1t is not as easy to buy in any part OIL ''e ""' "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
CHEESE.

Receipts for week. 9Oss7 boxes Exports SSS3
b,res We have had very slow movement asaIn
tb,s week and while the range Of values remains
about as for time past the genera zone h os
TIE Inarket has been n little easier. Receivers haEe
feIt inclined to sell the late ends OF 1uil crsa,n
mart skins etc, promptly as custom coulu , De
Sound and some of the sales have been at silgnt
Concessions Fancy full cream stock; especially
September make both large ana sna SIZE n%,ent ' az
rSi there seems to be considerable confidence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
WAYNE COUNTY, AGAIN.
Good Settlers sun WclcOmc.-A Home
for those Not AFRAID Of Work.


Correspondence DEsEHgr NLws.
CAiNEsvlLLE, Wayne Co., Utah,
Dec. 10, 1909 Asa numbur Or ques.
lions have been asked regarding this
country, thought It best TO answer In
your columns
There Is a good supply OF water,
which eau be- taken out very haudily,
there being water bitches made to con.
vey water to most Of tho land; one
canal IL now In progress. The soil IL
mostly blue clay land, bearing black
greRsowood and mineral weeds. There
Ia considerable mineral la tubs kind Of
soil, but good crops can be raised on
1t after the nut year. As you get
near the river the roll is sandy loan,
very rich, covered with willowF, rat
bit brush, wild canes, etc. There IN
not much feed for stock, Us the range
IL OVefdOne No present, Lumber Ia
worth twenty dollars per th0usand-
common lumber. We arc 100 miles
from tue railroad at the nearest point
that Ia Suliua, on the ID. ~ h. q. w.
Therais no meadow lRnu, the water
Is very fair except Ina time OF freshuts
watch are worst IN July ana August,
Tu4 country II surrounded by mesRs,
with ledge OF rock about ono hundred
feet high all round tho top. They are
ahuu $40 10 1000 feet high above the
valley Tho surrounding scenery b.
not tempting anu ihla lsuo place Tor "A
tsndegi0u.s anu scenery seekers. But
20ot working mon aud energetic peO-
pls wuD eau briug good recommends
can nuA homes here, There b. not
much AuI 60 no taken up here, A. any,
uut tnHao who have land VIII divide
with such as / nave mentioned Tor q
amAll figure. We want Hlme one 10
come hero Win a guUd store. In fact,
sums one 10 help build up tue country,
Wa are new trttlefa H. this parli
there Ia not much fale Tor produce at
| pfgsent, but One eau raise all he wants
10 eat, Il he will I'LL the earth, as W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
PETER EyERSONS DEATH.


Coroner Taylor this afternoon at 2
O'Clock held an inquest over the re.
mains OF Peter Eyeuon, who was
found dead at the Lincoln lodging
house on Wednesday morning..
Peter Nelson testified that ho had
known tue deceased Tor the past two
yeafs; Ito was a Woodworking mau
and drank heavily at times. Recently
lac was employed by the Culmer-Jen'
nings Paving company anu the Metro
pOlitnu Stone company In sslono quarry
near Park CITY. Witness met him at
Youugberg's saloon on Saturday night.
He was sober Ut that time but no at
once commenced TO drink heavily anu
continued uissipaiug until death
overlook him. he heard that tho de.
ceased had so on deposit at the saloon
namoi; ne had no idea " what became
VI the money,
shortly alter noon on Iue6'
day his father anu himself
wGru called 10 attend tho deceased
at his room. They found the man oon.
g1ious, but ia serious condition.
They made MIN hh cOmloIthule as pOh-
siblc, after which thoy took their de-
part,ire, prior to which, however the
patient admitted that no had been
am king ,ome-stun. An hour later
witutfa returned anu found the man
uuiulpruyed. During the evening he
again called anu informed the
uFoprielOf that the man would
MOI recover anu NJ a. ~.
Wpdnesdny he expired. In the
opipion of the doctor death was caused
| ~ heart failure. A. mat he was OF
tie belief that arsenic or antimony
md been taken, but later symptoms
| deysloppd this conclusion to DO incof-
reel. rne deceased was evidently the
victim Of some organic trouble; the
trup nature Of II though could only DO
determined ~ pOsi-mOrtem cXamin.
alton. The jury returned a verdict
settiug forth tuuG the deceased came TO
hl, death by hosrt failure supDTln'
ductd by dissipation.
Ihu iuuernl will tako place from
Sleeves ~ SOUS undcgiukiug parloia
tomorrow, A. Tue expense VI the
county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

council called up The night whu1 upon
lIviHs'H late return home lo i.uk his
watch from his pocket and threw 30 al
his vito while shU was -icE iu bed.
hcakuE the ticker into fragments.
"lhli" Ea'd Mir. Zane, " ught iu Ip
uuaurn 90 satisfy, na DO cruelty. the
hUHft even OF such % Nol0ch uf the
ttsiim0ny shows thls man 20 bp. This
b. ,hu loving mlu; this DO tho Kind,
lender AMI nnUyt1uaiu parent tnut
has been held up 90 ~ az such "a splsu.
.il example Of manly worth. Iuusr
ore ihe cuaplct1 OF culony with which
my friend Mt Dickson crowns thiH
NAME brow"
Cout, at this fo!at adjourned for
luncheon.
When court roamomhlrl this after.
noon, nt q o'clock, Mt Eauu continued
Die frmnrt7, which were expected CO.
tAicud Gar into the afternoon. He Will
ur followed by Judge b nnui ON tho
came eide, aud % is Anticipated tnu.
Judge pIwcrs viii then make thu clos.
iur reply ru fhH part OF Irvine
Judge AlHulull, OF counsel for the
defense, ha1 not been urp8uui iu the
courtroom today, but worked exceed.
iugiy hard throughout tue TRIAL
Tho c.uu doors which had beou
closed agBiut tho general public
throughout the taking Ottuu testimony
iy thu Gaze wua thrown open during
Che legal Arguments, AMI nearly oil the
sph,- were tOuu occupied when the
Urjur 600 thuttilugt waa given.
Mr. Irvine and her relatives occu.
piud ,u0 lma gnsts today as from the
OPENING suy of the trial, last Monday
morning week. Little Flussiu. whO
was 20 cOusplguIus figure at tho trial
~ her iaihuf. at Lincoln. Tor tho Stay.
Lug OF Montgomery, uss not been seen
here et any time lu tho course % the
li,Hfut invtHiiratiln, Mt. lIviuc,
who throughout the long and tryiuP
ordeal hos Eat almost ~ eth a. n
statue, closely following every word
Mat lgll tIm the lips OF ail the viii.
uUrsus, iUyins 90 show signs of tue
terrible mental strain she has uudct.
zone, aud her face wears ltathly
ia'lDr She listened altuntive.y g. the
uI0quuntGddrog0 % Attorney Dickson
this m ruling, but even when counsel
INDUCED In uUmu 90 hlH mus. damaging
uHstrtluus .he looked calmly ON anu
exhibited no outward sigu VI poTtutbA.
ton OF emotion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tm HONE OrERA 60 gave a very
pleasant entertainment In rendering
the Operetta Of Pauline at tho Eigh.
tenth ward ihall last evening, The
audience was only fair, but was quite
apprecintiye. While the young people
IN the cast showed a certain degree o :
uewucSs In their acting and the stage
businufs, their very Cteliiublu rruUuT-
Ing Of the pretty music OF the opera
more than stontd for the dramatic
shortcomings. Miss Dnyues both
looked anu sang Charmingly, Mites
swensOn's role was filled with credit
and lustn aud MrsHrs. DOugall, Gill and
Ashw0rlh made tho must VI their
muslcnl chances. The small chorus
acquitted itself we'll and OF course
Chrls,ens0n's orchestra was thoroughly
excellent.
The TuEAIER tonight will be 9cCu.
pied by the big charity ball a 1--we
committee OF ladies have it la hand,
anu uB all expenses are cut down low
and the refreshments are uDnatui, a
ynug sum ought 90 be- realized Tor the
deserving cause, Tomorrow VI. tcruu1u
the children viii mluOpoU2s .Ae ilOor
nuI the iAiry fountain VIII be- turned
ON us feature.
FANNY DAyESpORI'8 advance sale
opens tomorrow morning, and SOME
thing on the Urlrt VI a riot Is looked
Tor. The advance in prices SCENE 20
cut not the leas figure iu tile demand,
rs applications for teals have ugcu
coming IN steadily Tor a week, No
salu-, however, will DO mad0 tlll 10.
morrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

have a splendid ol.mae, ctn WORT
clearing land, building fencing.
ploughing, ETC., most on winter.
snow mover lice In tho valley
over three Or four days at "a
time. Hoses aud cattle are cheap
we have 90 go fifty miles To- the gfist
mill AMI there we eau got roller nour;
lul We have o splendid mill site aud
ate going 20 ralIe more grain, W we
cnu get mill. There 30 no dancer Of
frost IN ruiu. There have been two
croua u oats failed in one sons01.
We have bad considerable airl.ursl
mis- winter having teen visited hy
That dread ditUlac diphthrfln.
respectfully,
w. T.. HANI,4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

A young physician OF this city IL
engaged 10 . very tstImabIo young
lady and h permitted TO visit her three
times a week, says the New York Hsr.
aid, The mother Of the young lady 10
possessed Of a very strongly developed
fonso Of propriety aud does not believe
In familiarity, particularly kissing boz.
fore marriage. She therefore arranged
10 have her little nephew with her
on these visiting days 30 keep guard
over the urc0Tum Of the young couple
Ia the drawing room while shu ~.
tended 10 her household duties. Now
Il happened during Ono of these visits
that mamma desirci 10 spuak ~ her
daughter aud entered the room abrupt
ly. che was am bed 90 sec her seated
ON TIE phytiuiau's lap with both arms
twined about his neck, while her
nephew was cropping about the room
with his eyes tightly taudAgel with
her young mans handkerchief.
"DUuilr" The angry woman eN-
claimed, "what docs this meant"
hut before tho embarrassed couple
could reply her nephew answered:
"Why, Huntie, hos teaching me ~
play blind man'a bun. Don't you
think ils nics2"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

BAsALT, Idaho, Dec. 2s.-ChristmAs
Day was very hne. The sun ross over
the eastern mountalns, sending forth
his golden rays upon the inhabitants
hero. The crystal snow, with tho
glorious sunshine upon II, gave tho
appearance Of typical Christmas
day.
Basnlt gave party to tho young
0urs IN the Afternoon and Ia the eyen-
ing the older people took up the time,
and all went home we'll satisfied anu
much fntlgusd. The hours they lost In
sleep they all Intended to make up tho
next day.
President Shelley and the lew Of tho
settlers Of Shelley gave a very fine on.
trrtAiument VI a Tree dance and good
music and unique picnic on Christ.
mas, this being tue first Christians for
SueIlry since Il has been located. We
,futt President Shelley Will live long
10 give such treat ON each Christmas
day.
Shelly Ia growing fast In populs.
tian ami there ara many families who
ntH intending 10 move here next
spr'Ug,
with all Of the sickness that has been
hero Tor some months past none u tho
people have passed away. All are re-.
covering health
Mr.. l. Forth hAs got some NJ his FAM
ily sich; little Sister Elsie Whltmill Is
also sick but we think lhatby good
nurslng all will recover.
think Basalt aud Shelly have not
nuy cause 10 complain much ni hard
times while there are countless thOus-
auds elsewhere who have neither shell
tor nor food, as We have sufficient Of
both,
Today Is fine but a north wind Ia
blowing and indications are that the
temperature Will keep down nenr zero.
LONDoNER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

Hul q halls 'hetin 1901 10 paid au ~.
earned diyidcu.; CHAT thc rond De Boo 81
ugor condition rhyficaEy; that b. De-
uu.a.t; tlut the dirtci0ra mannttI %
100 tnHre dlsfr.arI of tl' Interests 20
the a'.cahulIes, 81 Il for Che Iufilcr'
nuCe ui priy.i Interests no certain j..
rtc,Ors, ius.alcing q number Of iran.
actions iu tue way of leasing liHtE.
breaking tutmcutg, etc.
The vote OF the gioekbolIers thIs
a.t.ru ON on the lcasu ot tiu Sew
York Now England auI Northern
showed % clear majority IN favor VI tue
piupcslllou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

INDIANAPOLIS, ugc. IS. ANN
Wagner haB been acquitted 0f iuc
rb0rgco poisoning ine iug.iur iamii ia.
Mf, Rooster AMI several children diuI
Uut The father recovered.
Tue ttihi hl8 uguu going ou nearly 70
month. The alleged motive was tuli
sho was In love wil. is usiUf. The
verdict was CRESTED with l0uI applause
and one woman ioll 90 iHv lU1r uucJu-
Hri0uv, rtmsiuiun % nearly bali an
hour. 5hn was a domestic Boo the
Rooster family, aud 10 was charged
that she used slow POISON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

Eo5ToN, Dec. 25.-A report IL cur.
Will DO maize Tor a receiver Tor the
General Electric company. Thomas
JrilCrsOn Coolidge says White /
am not director oi thc company, /
know there 10 not particle Of truth IN
the uuOr.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 9S,-The rumor
has reached here from the East that
an application will be male here Tor a
receiver Tor the General Electric com.
pauy, No such application had been
filed Boz the United States court NJ 20 "A
late hour this afternoon. Persons con.
nee,Ud vita the company huro do not
bullnvn LMn MINOR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
DO NEw rNaLAND noAD.
Receiver pIRt iIas Not Yet Taken
pusarsaluu.

NEW YOHR, Dee, %. - Receiver
PaJ has no. yet taken possgsaion Of
the New York ana New Eng land
road though entitled TO DO 90 under the
uuurl5s order President Mcleod cx-
pocm 20 uc able this afternoon To get
enough proxies toratiiy the lease OF tho
New York, New England aud North
ern 10 the New England.
Tho pupfra ON which the temporary
receiver WIS granted Tor the New York
aud New England road set forth that
the road ID hUpelussly insOlveut, iuut
IL has been operated at AN increasing
lUss every year; that the actual de-.
tioitncy Is now more than a million
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

LONDON, Dee. 2s.-lr0ker Phillips,
dealer IN American tucurltioI, has
Jailed lie WAS long two tAuusnUG
shares on theLoulsyillg ana Nashville;
q, 300 in the AtuhiEou, and short Ejl,.
900 Brighton stock, His failure
brought uoWn G;Aut, dealer In Bush.
ton stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
IN rnE sEcoND DEGREE.
Tho verdict Ia hs Jones Harder
frisi.

Special DnpHia UnsNEws.
SHERIDAN, Wyo., Dec. 2s.-Thc
Jury IA the rial OF W. 4. JONES for
the murder Of John ID. Adams which
has been progressing for the past week,
brought ia q verdict 81 murder
in thr second degree. Too murder Of
Adhmuwas8n one OF the most COL I.ul0odUd
in the criminal calendar On the 2nI
Of June last Sir. Adams wns shot from
ambush " No nc was ut work ON an
irrigstinH ditch, aud his body thrown
into slough, where II was found by
men who went out IN search TOT him
when he allied 10 return from his
Wurs. A bitter feeling had existed
between Mr.. Adams and Jones Tor
several years, anu circumstances point.
uI strongly ~ Jones as The psrpttrit1r
OF thr crime. Alter the Inquest no was
arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

CLARKhvnLE, Tenu., Dec. 2s.-The
United States Circuit Judge 5eartOn
today heard An argument on the appli-
cation for receiver for the Cheese
peahU, ohio n southwestern roud.
The decision viii probably not be an
uounced for several days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
a RAILHoAD nA0NATE CENsUnED


LONDON, Dec. IS. - The English
press f. severe on what % calls the
misleading statements Cf President
Remnant u the Atchison railway sys'
tom, Hs TO the position Of that company
as cablud TO London. Il IL claimed
that these alleged misleading slate
menls were made while all arrange.
menls for the Ming OF bin foe
receivers had already been completed,
and II In asserted tie Etluir destroys the
last vcstlge of confidence wbiOh the
investors might have mad IN American
railroads,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
ARTHUR PRATrS SUCCESSOR.
Governor West Appoints Hon. John
T. Calne ~ Territorial
Auditor.

The Hon. John n. Calne, ex-dole.
gale 10 Congress, was this afternoon
appointed, by Governor West, auditor
Of territorial public accounts aud re-
c0ruer n marks aud brands, 10 sue
coed Alr Arthur Pratt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

ATLANTIC, Ia, Dec. est g..
s'ulnke this morning was appointed
receiver tor the C0u County bagE.
Fac ussuis are 100000, and the llo.
biliiitu 100000. The dOpUHilJn will
probably bu paid in iull.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

JAgi, uSyiLtT, Fin. Dc. 2i-
Mitchell Wal arrested today iD prevent
him from o biting. lie wnu committed
Tor trial. aud ai QUO applied .Jraw %
%. habHid corpus Cofbolt is not yet
arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

Application Tor uccoi,orcr Not
Grnutru.
BosTON, Dec. .3.-C0unsel iot The
New York AMI Now England road
sought % apply Tor % receiver in the
United States Circuit court here, but
Judge CoIlill and Judge Nelson OF the
district court refused Co act Ihr GI-
uiicAuta tuen lclt Tor Providence lO
Apply 10 judge Carpenter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

WAsmNuTpN, Dec. .5.-losgph
Don Jon has been held To- $1,000 TAIL
90 await the action Of the grand jury
Tor toulins threatening letters To- Vice
President Stevenson anu others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
a BIsMARCK THREATENED.
A Letter Causes Him to Employ
Detectives.

HANOVER, Dec. 2s.-Count William
BismarcE, the second son OF Prince
Bismarck, and governor " Hanover,
has received letter threatening 20
blow up his house. The place Is
guarded by detectives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
Tho rrcnn.ran.l IrInI

CHICAGO, Dtc. -1.-lhu closing
arguments Tor the defense aud Tor the
prosecution iu the PrUudorgasi tfiul Tor
the murder Of Mayor Harrison were
made today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

HALIFAN, Dec. 2s.-Four miners,
Faulkner, Lois, Savage aud futile,
were drowned in the Simonds-kaye
gold mine near here, a blast breaking
the wall and letting in the water,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

HAKRDp.Buru, Ky, Dec. 25.-The
house OF Thomas Rauadal, near B0hon,
was burned last night Mu. Rausdsi
aud three children perished In tho
nampH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
omaha urIdge nnd Motor charter
IaFfsttfH.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Dc. 25.-Judgo
MCGcp OF che superior court this morn.
ing declared the charter OF the Omaha
and Council Bluffs Bridge aud Motor
company forfeited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

TOPEKA, ks., Dec. 2h.-Mfs, Lease
has been removed us member Of the
state board % charities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
IN T.InN rArIrIc.
New York uoudhoidcrs tome West Co
Investigate

OMAHA, Dec. gs.-DJughcrty and
Cook, Di tho New York committee OF
loutuollurB OF the Union Pacific. Den.
yer 81 Gull road, have been sent west
O. mako % personal inspection OF the
line. They reached Omaha this morn.
ing anu held a uouiuitutiou with Re.
cgiycr Cnrh, Of tho Union Pacific.
They leave Tor Duhvor this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
PROBABLY TRUE
The Report Of the Massacre Of English
soldiers.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-rhere seems to
be- little doubt Of the correctness OF the
reports that the commands VI Captains
Wilson and DAurOw we're quito pieces
by tho followers Of King LObengub,
though no official news 10 that effect
has yet been received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

In the Probate court this morning no
busiuuss OF public lnlvrcil Or impor.
lance was transacted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
ANOTIEn INJuNoriON OnIAiNrD.

SEATTLE, WASH, Dec .s,-lho
Northern Pacific last night secured In
the United States district court nn iG.
junction against tho employee similar
90 that obtained IN Milwaukee, pie.
venting them from combining 10 Grip
pic the operation OF the road,