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MARINE INIELLIGENCH

MINIATURE ALNAHAo-rBs DAY. ..
Sun rises... <6 Sun ssts.... IT Noon sstA -
neH wArR-rHs nAE
Sandy Hook II 10 Gov. Island-1 IL - He'll aats. ~
The sun., 1893-07-19

IS ThingvalA. from Swlnemunde for New Yorh.
IS Cbicago City, from Swansea for New York.
IS Karanianin. from Naples for Now York.
IS Basuto. from Shield for Now York.
IS Wordsworth, from st. Lucia for New York.
IS Justin. from Para for New York.
The sun., 1893-07-19
SIX New York Central Employees Arrested.

BUFFALO. July 19-six New York Central
station employees were arrested last night
charged with robbing the eommissary car OF
the New York Iiederkranz Society while IL
stood on the side track here last Thursday
night Charles BlImsswIight the oar Inspect
fessed that he had taken part in the robbery,
and gave the names OF the men I'm plicated
with him. Nearly all the men are married and
have families. No trace has been found OF the
stolen goods. except Blumewright's share.
The sun., 1893-07-19

IS Apollo, from New York. at Antwerp.
Ss G0thia. from New York. MT Hamburg
ss Mannheim. from New York, At hAassluia.
IS Lumen from New York. At Cuxhaven.
SIS Bayonne. from New York. at Avonmouth.
ss pnrmstadt. from Baitimere: a. Bremen
IS Hank ow. from New York. At Port said.
So Fl Monte, from New York. at Port Eadh-
es Nacoochee, from New York. as Savannah.
The sun., 1893-07-19

Died In Its Fathers Arms on so..k Beach.
Julia Read. the 16-months- old daughter OF
Joseph Read OF 974 Park avenue. this city.
died In Its fathers arms at South Beach.
Staten Island. yesterday afternoon. 1t 10 sup
posed she WAS overcome by heat
The sun., 1893-07-19

SIS Tallahassee. from nah for New York.
S. Old Dominion, from Richmond for New YORK,
The sun., 1893-07-19
DIED.

RAUSHER,-on tho 18th inst. Elisabeth O. Bazr
sher, rtlict of Henry Baushsr. In her soth year.
Eervices Thursday p ~. 2oh inst. from the rssi-
denes OF her daughter Mra O. c. whedon. 662 Han
cock st.. Brooklyn I
BYRNE-on Monday. July IT. Denis Patriok. b,
loved son OF Richard and Mary Ann Byrns-
Funeral Wednesday. July TO- from residence OF par
ents. 1oS East Tooth st. at2P.M.
CUMMINGS.-On July ID. Catherine CummingA
in the 10th year OF her age
Funeral from her late residence. 10 Columbus ax. -
the Church the Paulist FAthsra- Goth st and Cos
lumbus av., where grand requiem mass wni b
celebrated on Thursday. tho 2oh inst at 10 o'clock
An. Friends and relatives are requested 70 A.
tend. Kindly omit howera
GRAY.-on tuesday. July 49, 1909 Mary AEnss.
beloved daughter Of stephen T. and Mary Gray. Assa
byeap q
Funeral from late residence <l< East Seth st. Thurs
day. July 20 1P.A b.. m
KENSEDY.-on Sunday. July 10 suddenly. AlfreA
Kennedy, beloved husband of Charlotte Morning.
Funeral from his late residence. eb Norton o., -
Wednesday. July ~. 1898. At r. N. Intsrmsnt ~
Calvary. t., y
POoLE.-At sheepsasad Bay. July IT. John y.
Poole late manager SiblO's and Grand Opera HOUSE,
in his 69th year.
Funeral ThursdAy. July 20 at 10 A. n. from ~
Marks r. C. Church, sheepshsad Bay ].
KICKARD.-Aftsr brief illness. Mary J. kiokAs9
ather home. 72 Grove ST.. Brooklyn.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. t-I
SPAULDISG.-suddenly Of heart disease. ~ Riv.'
erdAis. on July IT, Henry y. .spsaidins In his 77'h
year
Services at Christ Church. Riverdaie Wednesday ~
bPM. Carriages will meet trains leaving Grand
Central Depot 1856 and <:lo. Kindly omit dowsrA
Interment at convenience OF family. ..
THOWBRIDGE.-hary Ethel TroWbrdge. elder
daughter of Miner and Charlotte Y. Trowbridgs. on
Monday, July IT.
Funeral services will be held at her late residence
s31 President St. Brooklyn. on Wednesday after
noon. July ~. at 4 O'Clock.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY. on the Long Island Rail
road a. Aple Grove station. City ONCE 1878 bwAy.
The sun., 1893-07-19

a.h aSVhh T. Poole. who died last Monday. had
,Sn S'ios period OF more than twenty years
tn.' on an active part In the theatricals OF the
y, n lie Is known 70 the younger generation
piaygoers chiefly by reason OF his connec-
sns Oa with the Grand Opera House. which he
s.s,.S MS partner. Donnel!y. established on .
mg basis Ut cheap rates Of admission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
BEAVER REPUBLICANS.
They Nominate James FcnnrmOre Tor
School superintendent.

Special Z, uEsrmr NEWS per D.ssG TIE.
prdIh'
Al tue Republican county Gonveu.
ton on Saturday, at Mnonville,
twonty.sevcn delegates were present,
ten leaving here eagly In the "a Jrning.
There wors plenty Of dag, carriages
aud horses decorated, with hunt.
ings. The convention was called
o. order Ut . pm, after which uelu.
yates soon got 10 work IA the main
business, that of dominating u oindi.
date Tor school superintendent fuf this
COUNTY. janice FenuUmuru, prom
iucut Merchant, AMI William FArn--
worth, brother Of the manager of the
Horn Silver Mining Co., appeared
10 be the fayuritu can Iidatus,
Saudw irh,d In with these was the
name u. FfauK Clayton, the present
incumbent oil the Office OF school slpe,-
iutruuynt anu formerly police Judge
there for yeats. Enough Clayton Is %
Democrat aud took pait I'm the Demo.
crntc convention hold 40 Miuorsyilie "a
few days apO, where hu wna the only
cyutusthut galust X Matsob VINO re-.
cpiyed IN iOrlty Nute over Clayton
and was nominated, Arthur Gentry
persisted iuusPiug Claytons's nOmina.
lion Tor tho position ON the ground
that tho latter wa. changing his pOlt.
deal ideas anu wOuld slOn i0in tho
Republican prls.
No this uilnr such Republican dele.
gates aa WIN. james Cox anu
lthurs Of beaver turaei donf
ear aud tried 20 diHuale the pert.-
lent Gentry who only yielded
when the vote was counlrI. Feunu.
more received 81 hicen votes, Faru8.
worth none aud Clayton one
A central committee WAC nominated
Iur thIs county consisting Of GEORGE
Mur lck, VIM. H.. RostrsJn aud W..
l.. smith. The Republicans a.y they
are NOT going TO spend any money In
election lurores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
DELEGATE RAWLlAS'S BILL.
The R pTs'nilliY.S Agree 10 Iha
Senate Amendments.
a Long Lcgi,intiyr Dny Ia thu sen
str.-SirwRrt Proposes Az
Amendment

wAIuSGrON, Oct. .3.-1hc Senate
amcndm uu to Rlwins's oil Tor the
relief Of the Mormon Church wa.
agreed TO.
Kilgore objected 10 the bill aulhot-
lzlng the payment Of the expenses Of
l.. l.. Williams, world'i Fair COM
missioner from Alaska, on the grounds
that u would resuiti 10 u deluge Of such
elaine.
The printing bill was passed, l0I to
II. The consideration Of the bill
TO provide for the construction
Of a steam revenue Cutlur on the great
lukos, to replace tho Andy J9huu1ni
was then resumed.
Land, Can't, offered substitute iu-
Guiding n provision for revenue cut
ter Tor the hGrb1r Of San Fw1cisc1,
Chairman Sayers OF the appIopfis-
lions committee, opposing the subsu'
tulc, tVtvcu notice ON his Democratic
colleagues, that uuiess they Ioiuei
with him IA economl1lng this would
be IA billion dollar Congress. Lapd
Withdrew tho substitute and thu oil
was passed.
The House then proceeded 10 the
consideration OF the bankruptcy ill.
Oates opened the debate In advocacy
Of II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
He CONES 10 GRIEF.


Charles Haudley,a young man who
resides ON B slreut between rwc.ih
aud Thirteenth East, ia Lincoln Park,
related a rather funny and oXcilur
story to "a NEWS representative today.
ttiuvolyes tho reputation aud standing
Ia the community OF Samuel g. Sner.
rell, a well known CONTRACTOR ward
heller anu political boss. Mt. Hanilry
says that for aomu time past petty Ihiev-
ing has been carried on 10 AN alarming
extent In the southeastern part
OF the city. Ga Friday night
some one atolo twenty bushels
OF POTATOES from him aud q copsider,-
Die quantity OF hay. lie accordingly
mnue up his mind TO locate the tuiei %
possible, ami on Saturday night armed
himself with Rdouulr-hArrslrd shotgun
and hid himsvliin the hay close u
where he expected the tobber would
come. Hu waited patiently until To-.
wATds n O'Clock when ne declares that
the aforesaid SheIroll stalkeu into his
Geld, planted q pitcaiorG into bunon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23

Nu0Nn n local musical CIRCLE, Was
arrested 600 % Charge ui forgery uy
lui 70 arlg us AMI thUn Transferred tu
500 sht.N 10 ig alleged that hoe pn,s q
1 forged SO check upon Gltoi, the
salt Lake tailor. The signature %
Frank NCbfiIC was attached g. tic
pap,f. Tho defendant Wns tlAol uU.
fore Justice MhuCaulu, WHO liked bic
.Onds ni $500, iu default OF which he
went 20 tue county jail. 10 So stated
that there nrU several other cases OF
forgery ngainHt him.
james 1Ctserh was arrested uu
Saturday uiLul ry sheriff MCQUEEN
ilr Cuutump, 90 court. lie, il1, went
90 the county iaII in default % s-ui
u0udr. Tho alleged contempt con.
diets in thr dU.uH4Hnt not appearing
uuiJru Justice IuCuue whom sum.
muuci uu su attachment question.
Latvrun thy Defendant found % friend
aud the frgglt was his IUlc'tc TOM
eva iOuy. Hu Dr. duchntud o. answer
before Juaucs L0chf,r tomorrow.
HUGO G.. Reich. tate Proprietor nf the
& lumuin aaIuuni O'htlu DlHck, wust
SECOND South stfrpt, was nrrrslvu ~ pu
Ulfiy no SuuIny mJruiug Iur
mniiclsuely Destroying property.
Reich closed hIs saloon several days
$50, mud just after saturday m.duigut
Boo ans o. iurcC of men began 90 remove
Die stock rom the building. O'Nogrt
Bros, the landlords, swoIc 90 q cOn-
llaiut before Justice L0ghrir, ana %
warrant 1f ngr,s; wa issu.I, lie wa
taken Boo custody, tut released on hiB
own rUcogul1tucga, pending a Pre-.
limiuary hCnurg.
sheriff MCQ IeUu uTrcltod Vim
krolUw, a sale Lake architect, ON Sat.
uiday night, just 1s uu was about 30
depart or tue claat, ON charge Ul
attempting 90 leave the Territory iu
order % dcltauj BILE creditors, one a.
whUui, IN hts Indignation, 90, The lew
ia active motion, Tho dyituIaat was
greatly put about nc the "liboItyn
tagcu with him, but preferred 10 maze
a cash deposit ofs1j rather tnan Hpand
limo Ia jail pending an investigation,
RumOi now oath lac bus siucu van.
Ishud from tue city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
ALL IN GOOD TINE.
THE UTAH COMMISSION WILL
!rpoint judges or Election for salt
LAKE Weber aud Utah. Another
Point Under Confederation

This mornings session Of the Utah
Commitslon was of unusually brlei
duration. Z. was after II O'Clock when
tho members assembled Tor business;
however, there vas but little on tho
program " today for them 70 DO.
All tho counties have now
been attended 10 In tho matter
Of election judges save Salt
Lake, Weber and Utah--the thrus
mrai important to M. The registrars
10 these were instructed In the Quiet
NOT to send Ia names until tho con.
clu-iOn OF the political conventions, Ia
order that nominees Tor office nigh,
nor get upuu the list Therefore 70
soon ns thu conventions are over the
commission will receive the nnmlua.
tons 20 Iudgva Tor the remaining
counties and act upon them Without
delay.
The commission this forenoon, ia an
informal sort Of way, discussed the
proposition made 10 them last week by
Mclsta. G.. q. Whiitrmoro and ID. q.
Dinblr 40 10 the appointment ui three
aids 10 Attorney Baldwin Tor the
hearing Of objections 10 voters; but IA
was decided not 10 take any definite
action until the C0mmlasion had
obtained some additional Information
on The subject.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23

Nav York, Oct. -, II AIM stocks
were strong, active siaco opening snd
are now at the highest point The
llntufu wus heavy buying ui coal stocks
on the protected Rmnlgemnlou Of
the Reading anu Delaware Lackhwhu.
Ua ami Western, Ia New Jcrscy Cuu-
tral; later 1t rose 5 10 llBi, fuactur
49,; Lauhawanua roli zap 81 o. lD'.
rcc,dlng 60 1884. Del. d nuie0n roo
Ifulg iraJtiug 10 l2,i sugar up TO
g1.. au advance In tnu general liz
o.
Coal stocks made n further advance
thia nltefuo o., LacEawunua auvgno.
Ing 90 l5l. but T,ce1ui 10 IL /, now
i7II; n. j. Central rose % l2us, nine
puiuB adyNlct; Lake Shore tolu up 10
l29, reactinv % 1870, now 1871. Tue
general market D. s,fong at an advance
VI g. g. The transfer Of 4J,glO
shares OF AacEuwanua % w. *.
Vanderbilt II confirmed anu tue deal
h said 10 inclujo IN arrangement by
which harmonious relations between
all the coal companies arc practically
assured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
Broke His Wrist.

Thomas, the nlne.year.old son OF
Thomas II. and Eliza Thomas, who
live ut No. 557 west Fiui North street,
met with painful accident last even.
ing. The boy had mounted horse
anu gone down 10 the river after some
cove. While In front Of Theodore
Mchean's farm he had occasion 10 dis
mount aud a few minutes later NJ no
attempted 10 get ON again the animal
took fright At band OF horses run
Ming by. The lad was thrown violently
TO the ground. In the fall his LOFT wrist
was badly broken. Dr.. Meacham was
summ1ned and bound up tho injured
member Tor the night. Today the boy
was removed TO st. MaTy's hospital
where the fracture was reduced by
Doctors Pinkerton ana MoaohAm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
TENTH DISTRICT.


Special % ns NHws pee Dti.r.i Telsgraph
BEAVER Yah, Oct. 28.-At Para.
wan, on Friday night, the Democratic
convention met IN the county court.
house, where large audience was
addressed by prominent speakers from
all the counties In southern Uinh.
AZ 1880 pm. on Saturday tho dele.
gates aust from every county ia the
Tou,h council dis,rlct met and effected
temporary organization, appointed
committees and adjourned TN PIN,
at which time there Was n good repre-.
sontation Of all delegates.
At2 pm, the convention mot pur.
suant 10 all ournment, when pcIma.
nent organization wus made with John
Ward Christian, Of Beaver, a. chair.
man, aud John Chaltorloy, Of Cedar
City, rs secretary.
After the committee reported II was
announced 10y tho chairman tnat the
convention was teady for nominations =.
John Henderson OF Parowau uOmi-
mated CHARLES Adams Of PaTowan Tor
councillor. This was seconded by 3.
U. Crosby Of PanRuitch. After on.
quiry by the chairman II there were
any more nominations, Il was moved
that the nominations close aud vote
be taken ON closing " nominations,
which was unanimous. IL was then
moved that they have rising vote,
aud the whole convention aruto, sup.
porting Adams az councillor from tho
Tenth council district.
Bands discOursed mueio literally aui
Saturday night, after the close OF the
convention, a meeting announced had
10 be- adjourned ffOm the court house 90
the meeting house IA consequence Of
the crowd d1glring 10 hear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
THE COLORADO RIVER
! Scheme on Foot 10 Make II NlVl-
gable for 800 Miles,
MlxlCO,s MINISTER INTERESTED.
Many Great Advantages TO ile Derived
from the Plan II TX
tcutCd.

WAsuuNaroN, Oct Ex-Governor
Hughes of Arizona had an important
conference with Minister Romero Of
Mcxic5, touching improvements " tho
q dorado river, which would add TO It's
importance a. channel Of commerce.
The governor represented to Romero
,hat Colorado was the second largest
sroam on the Pacific cossL
lis eald that with secure
irt,les at tho mouth aud with some
usIring along the c0ursu ol the stream
u c1uld be made navighblu .Oi wv
miles, lar up into Arizona and N-Nnu'i
tapping rich mineral deposits IN the
mouaiain aud pine agricultural nui
horticul utal regions ia the lower
country. He pointed out that Mesleo
along the Gulf Of Calif rnia possesses
large for,slAn. dnr timber ani im.
menso deposits OF coal IN both oi which
the southwestern portion " thu Unitei
States BE- deficient Governor
Hughes thinks the government
Of the United Sinies would
make improvements nccrsfary within
itH boundary, II tue Mexican govern
mrut wnulu undertake 20 10 ~ much
within Mexican territory, the lower
100 milea OF tho river being In Mexico.
Minister Romero was very much im'
Pressed with the representation maue
10y the government. lie said he
would recommend his government
to give the matter attention. Hu
thought tho best way to proceed
would be Tor the two governments %
Join IN the appointment Of a comm ne
sion TO Investigate the whole question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
WORK OF vANDALS.
A Dangerous Practice That should be
Summarlly Checked.

The actions Of young hoodlums arc
becoming decidedly annoying, and In
some respects dangerous Ia certain
localities in tile eastern part OF the city,
and II tho parents OF the oulprils viii
not exercise restraining hand over
their progeny, the officers win have to
1e called to summarily stop the pro-
ceedings.
One Of the exploits Of a dangerous
kind was porpotrnted In front Of tho
Twelfth ward meeting house last ovOn-
Ing, Just before tho hour OF COM
moucing the sabbath evening
meeting, Boys tied rope from
the hydrsnt TO the fence, about
six inches above the ground. Three
ladies who were walking along quick.
~ were tripped and thrown heavily TO
the ground, ami though not seriously
Injured were all more or less hurt. a
few minutcs later an ngod gentleman
came along and tripped on the rope.
IL was with difficulty that ho saved
himself falling, aud as II was he was
severely wrenohed. The rope was
then cut for tho protection Of other
people.
a liberal reward Ia offered Tor tho
apprehension Of the culprits IN this iu-
stance, and it Il 90 be hoped that they
viii be caught aud receive punishment
that Will restrain them from such
criminal pfankH In tho future, and will
prove an effective warning 10 other
boys who arc overwhelmingly in-
rliuOd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
TuE SENATE

WAsiIiSGToS, Oct. 2S,-The Senate
met at 10 O'Clock. No adjournment
having taken placs since week ago
today, the legislative day OF Ostober
l7th, continues.
Stewart, Nevada, gave notice Of an
amendment ho intendod 10 olier To the
repeal bill proposing = conference % b.
held at Warrington within nine
months between the delegates OF the
United States, Mexico, Central ana
south America, Hgyti and San Dos
mingo, for tho adoption Of y
common silver coin 10 be-
legal tender between the cuuutrics
represented. The consideration ui the
silver repeal bill was then resumed.
jones, New, resumed his Argument IN
opposition 10 tbs bill.
Jones made an elaboration Of the
arguments he was advancing whom
the senate took recess on SAtur Jay
evening, that the standard Of tho
country could be neither gold
nor silver nor any material
thing, but that whatever the
standard might be It was quaniltatiye
and the value " each unit depended
UPON tho number VI uults, Hnd thai
there could be but single STANDARD
in country, aud that one Of qusutty.
Last summer the British govern.
munt, desiriug 10 show It's eympa,Ey
with the object Of the administration
Ia this country Issued m order with a
view Of facilitating the descent OF sll.
yer. Tho order was taken by New
York 10 be the announcement Of the
doom OF silver. During this time
where was the United Slntes-lhc
government ~ ali tho nations most
Interested The position Of the chief
magistrate Ofthis country on the uues-
ton was well illustrated by line from
Emerson; 81 am the doubtvr ana
doubt" but In a word Of thu Supplement.
tal line, the "Genius o. the Rupuuilu"
ndm0nishei toe Pscsi lent ns well ~
GsuRt Britain that the people Of the
United states uid not propose 10 be
lrft out Of consideration az to what
should be the material OF their
money. The United States IL not
yet dependent Of Great Britain
and the President IL not governor
general. For the bret lime IN our IA.
tlonal history We inu Ourselves puttiug
Toto execution through officers elected
10y the people OF tne United Slatea,
mans which II not formulated are
heartily approved at the Horse Guards
anu on Downing Street.
At 1905 pm. Jones remarked that be
desired 10 yield the ilOjt 10 Teller,
Colorado, expressing "a desire 10 TO
sumo his speech at another time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23

.mu.iig o. ruils0lds 'hc right o, way
over tne iuuuc uJm4iu rney wlr'
gwen ths privilege pi u'iug .ae mhts-
fiss 900 tie public unmuui uut BE- was
cIuiou.eI ny the UHUcI s Asses thut
Hit pfivuc.r HD uuiri Old That
mater could tv ussi only on
.ur nr ui tbp fUb D. IttnHt Go the
.llCy tom which u Wan tshrs. Justice
IsetHlu, slyfNus Ur the t.ut, ttii
hH " o. too narrow 70 e Instruct oa 1l
uIu iaa aua that there wia 300 imlln.
tlIu ls t0tnu part Ui ih" rnai on W1ic1
toe Material might be uui. thu only
Limitation ueirs thl'iae material must
r ma from IA 4iH llItc 900 ID HIm'
pat ui t.v railroad utNt 90 way.
me tour. according 'y uilrucI TIE
judgment VI C,laralr Circuit COURT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
FOR ROBBING The NAIL,
Latest Sensation Sprung Upon Ch0y-
emo People.
Posimnstor OF that Place Accused OF
Kobbing ihr Unitci stRtos
Mnil.

Special DsrIfc' tohs NEWS
CuEYENSE, Wyu, Oct. 2a-Post-
master Mast has been arrested here for
robbing the United States mail,
A registered letter containing $3.50
was sent Oct. by the postmaster at
Rock Springs to the assistant treasurer
Of the United States ut Chicago. rne
package was tracei to Postmaster
Masi OF Cheyenne aud was last seen
IN his hands. Ho was arrested on
complaint Of Post, tlioe Inspector q. ID.
Nichols.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23

Of hay, shoulferol g. aud slafied Of
when MI Hsuuicy called OF, "H0ld
up your hands, that belong. Iu mtlv
SuurrUll, hr claims, WAS The mosttui-
ptiscd man he uyeEaaw. lie sayt .r
Jumped at least ten 'eltaul cricu cut.
"D'n't shoot, plva.-, don't, nuI T'n
nay you anything you wHui.n
HtHdley says Do refused 20 taso tho
q sh anI ordered Shtfrcll inin thufirsot
and marched him 90 thr muxzle OF HE
gun towards the city Han. shpuCli
begged 90 lu spared The humiliation OF
arrcft aud the iisgrace that would f0l.
low, nuI fer unviHg gone three blocks
uHj clui,8slug that hr wns the man
that had been stealing from HanllCy
risht along, was let Oh by the latter ON
paying aim sl1iJr ;hu property he had
tasuu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
BRIEF TgLgGgAMs.

A Milan dispatch announces that
the archbishop Of Calabania b. dead.
Martin FohJl, the murderer Of Hen.
rietta WlllsIn, was ,lectrOcultd TT
DanumOra prison, n, v, this morning.
The Russian naval officers con-
tinue TO enjoy the enthusiastic hos
pitality Il the French capital Today.
The funeral Of Mite. Kate Clark, wife
OF w. a. Clark, the millionaire copper
king OF Butte city, Mout, was held IN
~. Thomas church, New York, this
morning. Owing to tho ui0lent storm
few attended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23

wAsutNaToN, OCT. ga-Bcll o.
C5I,fnJD has introduced "a biu o. o.
ducc the feos Tor tmrsrt,h.ng ttsu'
rOny IT, land ctsrs in states west u'
tre hi sissippi ny,r Macy y',r
10, the omctB %. the Wet found D.
necessary TO have iuo f''s doubled,
bfcauep OF thu uuuaIu! 'xVrwcs a,-
tending such busitctt. n " % hn'
brrn 0bviat,i 10 aurHHf ui Com
vrcss from he Wee u.vH uu.u 4skc1
10 have the ieCt reduce.