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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12
EUREKA EYELETS
Seen by a Wldc.Awak' Inhabliant OF
Iintic.

l saw n man yesterday, Sunday,
who, shoveleI sixty tons OF ore Ia less
than ten hours from an ore shed into
wagons, at the Beck mi nc.
saw the Iatter.day Saints church
last night, brilliantly lit up with cleo.
tricity from thirty-two candle power
incandescent lamps.
saw 5000 house at the Il. q. w.
depot last week burn TO ashes. The
water could not be got there In time to
save II.
saw 10 children made happy on
Monday the End inst. Every one
received beautiful present OF tree
In the Latter-day Saints church.
saw twelve men with good outfit
start for the San Juan gold fields last
week.
saw full SGT OF orllninces drawn
up by the officers OF the new city IN
corporation FOR the better government
OF tho town.
saw MIR. Geo. Il. Cox and Misc
Winnie l.. Mangum united In the holy
bonds a. matrlmony by minister OF
tho Gospel In the l.. ID. ). Church GU
Monday evening, Jan. ., 1893. There
were nifty couples assembled 10 witness
tho ceremony.
l Law the ladies and gentlemen 20
forth In the dance afterwards aud en-.
Joy themselves for three hours | also
beheld that they part0Ok OF rich re-
past, and enjoyed songs and music.
saw man yesterday from Provo.
He said 1t was just the same there as
here, money Ia scarce.
saw great many things which |
may write about some other time.
ORR.
EUREKA, Jan. 0, 1893,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12
GOV. BROWN THREATENED.
Crowds Gather Ia Public Places and
Discuss Matters.
THE CAUSE or Fur rnoUnLr
OF Eight unrdorcrs. Four IInyo their
Sentences Cosnmutsd and
only Four WIN Die.

CnEsrERTowN, Jan. ll.--Inlense
excitement relgns In Kent county.
-Four OF the octeite OF murdetefs who
assassinatod DR.. J. II. Hill, were 10.
moved from that place, their sentences
being committed by Governor Brown.
Those whose lives were spared nrc
Henry Burt, Joseph Barnard, Charles
Andrews and Lowis Benson. Those
who are left and win surely hang
Friday II they are not lynchod before
are Charles Brooks, Moses Brown,
Fletcher Williams and Frisbic
Comegys.
Whom the populace learned this
morning that the sentence had been
committed ana the prisoners taken
away there was excitement anu indig-
nation amounting almost TO madness.
followed by remarks that IL would be-
dangerous for the governor TO be- seen
about the city. Crowds gathered Ia
the neighborhood Of the Jail and all
places OF public resort and discussed
this matter IN loud tones.
Lewis Justice, promlnen: mer.
chant, appeared to voice the sentiment
OF the pOpulsoe when he said. 81
should not DO surprised II the other
four were lynohed tonight. You eau
hardly realize the pitch Of excitement
TO which the people are worked up.
IL the secret had leaked out last night
the police would not have had an easy
Job In getting tho men away"
Tho extreme cold weather prevailing
tonigh has apparently had n chilling
effect upon tho enthusiasm of those
citizens who throughout the day most
loudly proclaimed that lyuching tho
four remaining musderers would be
the only proper rebuke to Governor
Brown tor his Interference In the pro-
gram nriaiged for Friday. At thc
jail everything II quiet, but 1t Is known
Sheriff Plummer has u well drilled
guard OF men behind its doors. Ii can
safely be stated that no attempt at
lynchinR will Le maize tonight,
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on a SNOWED.IN TRAIN.
Severe SnTsTingS Of tho Passengers
and The Crew.
TnERMourrER BELow ZERO.


JoHNsTuwN, Pa, Jan. ii.-Tho
WORT storm Tor many years has been
ragine for twcnty.iour houn pnat In
the mountains near EbcDsburg. Last
nights passengers on tho branch train,
which Is showed IN near Ebensturg, M
mentioned In these dispatches, were
held all night in the open country anu
suffered severely. The train was stalled
through the careless work ot switch.
man VINO ran II ON siding where 1t
stuck fast. The storm ragged all night
with the thermometer at IL below zero.
II was trying time. Today the on
gineer, who was badly frozen, was
removed TO tue nearest farmhouse, aud
II reported In u serious condition. The
train was abandoned and the passen-
gers during the day were gotten to the
main line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12
hill AND CROKER.
Rumors Anost tina, the Two DO not
Agree.

New York, Jan. ll.-"Men nre
whispering the startling rumor to each
other In Albany tonight that Boss
Croker aud Senator Hin are out, says
tho Herdid's Albany correspondent.
The caustic criticism made by Tam
many leaders on the Senator's presence
and actions during the meeting Of tho
electoral college have not boeu forgot.
ten. 10 is asserted that Croker said
bluntly that Hin had dono the Demo.
cratic party deadly Injury. However
this mny be, " Is certain that tho
machine magnstes had serious difli.
Guilty among th0msclyes. How far the
resentment OF Croker towards Senator
Hill Is likely TO go no ono caTeB TO
predict, hut II 10 taken fer granted by
the politicians that the big combna-
ton was broken by tho Senator. rhcy
also believe tina. Murphy will refuse 10
DO made u tool Of By his associates In
tho United States Senate. IL 10 said
Now York Intends honestly 10 support
Cleveland, and that policy OF pacin.
cation Will DO adopted toward him
from now on by TammSny. IL looks
very much rs II the future actions OF
Murphy were understood, aud IN any
further opposition to Cleveland, tho
senior Senator from New York would
get but very little backing."
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me NEnnAsIsA sENArr.
"rgsni ed after ~ Deadlock of more
than ~ Week.

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LINCOLN, Neb. Jan. 1.-THE sell.
ate, after "a deadlock lasting more than
a week, organized today, u combination
OF democrats and independents having
been effected last night. The Inde-
pendenls tried TO make the condition OF
the compact that Coryell, the Repub-
llcan previously elected president pro
tenn, should be unsentcd, but this por-
ton the Democrats would not agree to.
a resolution In the interest OF econo.
my, offered by Mr.. Coryell, Republi.
eau, limiting the number OF employees
10 the statutory number anu providing
that they should not draw pay iof
more days than the senate sits, was
tabled on the motion OF Mr.. Darme, an
independent. The motion To lay on
the table received the cold Demo.
cratic vote anu the votes OF NIL tho
independents except Senator Dysart,
who refused To vote. Other motions
were tabled by the same vote. Tho
organization was effected by tho
election OF Democrats and Indepenu-
ente alternately, several motions In the
Interest OF expenses being voted down
by them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

Secretary Tracy has awarded the
contracts Tor the cruiser Brooklyn and
the ballltship Iowa to Cramis. Ia
making the awards the secretary says:
"Had the power 10 award the con.
tracts for the construction ~ these
ships, In my discretion | should dis.
tribute them to two firms, tu, have
no such over; am required by the
statute 10 award the contacts 10 the
lowest aus most responsible bidder nd
There IL no Doubt that Cramps are the
lowest bidders, and | caunui Fay that
the Union Iron Works are better uuild-
efs than CfHmps any more than | can
say that CRAMPS ARE better builders
Than tie Union Iron NofhS. | regard
both as excellent builders AMI equally
good. Under theee circumstance IL IA
my duty under the law to award the
contracts for both said vessels TO
Cmmps.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

HAVANA, Jan. ll,-Ignacio Herrera,
son oi Count Bnrreto, was kidnapped
yesterday from plantation near san
Antonio De Lns Vegas boy four bandits,
among them bcing Garcia and tho
notorious Mulatt1 Piasoncla. The
bandits refused an offer OF 81 900 ran
som and declared they would not re-
lease the captive until they received
$4,000. A detachment u trooIs has
ueen sent in pursuit OF the robbers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

GAIYEsroN, Tex, Jan. H. The
steamship Kanawha In her efforts to
enter the port today ran hard aground
and sprung the rudier post seriously,
damaging the steering gear anu was N
u critical condition until n tug went 10
her rescue. Tho steamers Bona,
EggIeeton Abbey aud Neuces, all out
ward bound, are reported on the outer
bar. Several vessels grounded at the
wharves and hauled out into the
stream where they are completing
cargOes from barges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12
runLic DOCUMENTS,

The House committee on library
began Inquiry this morning. under
which 1t VIII report whether VI not the
charges against Henry CabJt Lodge
and Henry Adams relative to their
alleged monopoly OF documents In the
library Of the state department shall
be Investigated. General IL. ". Boyn.
ton recounted how, ns roprcseatativ. OF
William Henry Smith, 20 etal man.
ngger OF the Associated Pres, he triod
through various administrations to
have certain state papers copied, but
without success. This attempt, Gene.
raj Boynton said, began IN the Gar.
Hold administration anu hp.' Intended
through those OF Arthur, cleveland
ana Harrison, anu every attempt he
had made was met with failure. During
all this time he had the hearty CO.
operation OF the secretary OF state aud
assistants under all admitistrations
aud that Of the chief clerk snd other
officials, but when the oiiire OF the
Librarian was reached every Effort was
baked, and that despite the fact that
he wus armed with written sad verbal
orders OF superior officers.
MIR. Smith was writing n History OF
boNernor 81. tlalr anu the ilDfthweHt.
ern territory and criticism u Sparks
life OF Washington, and wAatcd the
papers copied for use In tlie,c works.
General Boynton was unable todo any.
thing by reason Of obstructi9as put in
his way by Dwight. Boynton told tho
committee that he discoverbd that
Lodge aud Adams were having not
only access TO those papers, but that
they were being copied Tor them under
the supervision OF Dwight. Other
things showed the existence Of n ring
in the library OF the department. Im-
mediateiy after Smith applied for per.
mission TO copy papers and aid why
ho wanted them, notice wan lpblished
In the New York papers by Adams
that he was preparing history identi.
cally the same as that ~ ~ which
Saith was working. ~ -,Ay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12
Tho Typhus Ia New York.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE official
recorJ OF the visitation Of typhus fever
up to this evening IL 100 cases, 85
deaths and o discharges. There
are 81 patients and 90 "suspects"
remaining at Bayari street who will
be taken 10 the island tomorrow. The
health officials consider tho disease
well under control.
Later-Meler Moisel was taken from
1874 Rigg street tonight suffering from
typhus fever. This Is the frst case
found In the house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

BuENO8 AYEHs, Jan. 1.-THE
general envoy charged with bringing
m end TO tue insurroution In the
province OF Corrirntes has the pro-
vlncical aud rebel troops at San Lucia.
a section OF federal cavalry today
attacked the rebels at san Otomc and
dislodgod them from their position.
over nuy rebels were killed or
wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

TASGIERs, Jan. 1.-The sultan paid
quick attention to the ultimatum sent
him several days ago by the British
government, demanding the arrest and
punishment OF the Moors vito s3mo
time ago killed British subjects. Three
men who were accused OF the crime
were Imprisoned today, and upon con-
viction punishment Will be- speedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

DENVER, jan. li.-Petor Augusta,
under sentence OF death for killing
Harry sullivan, today was granted a
respite of ninety days. This IN the
first official act OF the POpulist gov
ernor, who opposed capital punish.
ment, aud is determined that there
shall be no hanging done, aud the 70.
spite IL granted 10 give the legislature
an opportunity to abolish the law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-The re-
ported purchase Of tho Nova Scotia
coal fields by the Pennsylvania coal
operators, Reading Railroad company
and others, could not be actually con-
firmcd here, but that such deal has
been contaminated II generally be.
lieved In financial circles. 1t IL said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12
THE SILVER QUESTION.
Texas Governor wants Congress OF
states 10 Discuss 10.

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE Texas
House Of Representatives completed IT,
organization this evening. the COVER.
nor's message VIII be presented tomor'
row, and among other things he rec.
ommends u resolution inviting u con.
gress OF stats TO assemble TO discuss
the silver question, life tenure in office,
the repeal OF the national bank system
and tax ON state banks and a gradu.
ated income tax. The remainder OF
the message III devoted 10 purely state
matters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

BosToS, Jan. ll.-An important dc.
clsl9n was made by Judge Nelson Ia
tbs United Slatos district court today.
He passed upon the treaty OF June,
1892, made between this United States
and great Britain, aud holds that un.
der the treaty cOnsuls are not given
power aud finally to determine differ.
onces between master aul aeamnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12
NO MONEY AVAILABLE.
One Consequence Of tho spuabbie In
she kansas Legislature.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE
sqnabble In the house OF Representa-
tives has stopped short all Efforts OF
Treasurer-elect Biddle to secure bonds.
men, Ms the legality OF appropriations
VIII be involved. Treasurer Stove
viii honor no acquisitions upon the
slate treasury, anu no money will be-
available until Biddle qualities. 1t
viii thus be impossible to carry on the
business OF the state 20 long as there Il
any question rs to tho legality OF the
house. organization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

HAMBURG, Jan. ll.--ren steamships
were sighted of Cuxhaven today rs
they drifted eastwards In the midst OF
enormous Ice Hoes. All had steam up,
but were apparently helpless. Only
the German tank steamship Paula,
Captain Hinch, was recognized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

FREDERICK, Nd, Jan. ll.-At 5.l5
this afternoon there was distinct
shock of earthquake felt In the west.
ern part OF the county. Goods were
thrown from the shelves Of stores.
The shock lasted from i've To ten
seconds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

New York, Jan. ll.-At the annual
meeting Of the American Sugar Rein
ing company today a report was sub.
mitted showing n surplus for the eleven
month"; ended November 3Uth OF Si9S,.
537. This added to last years surplus
makes 1876, $3.50 the surplus, anu after
subtracting the dividends S5,639, $50.
or the s25, 900, 900 new stock authorized
last year all but about million and a
half was issued to pay for new refner-
les. The net earnings OF the last Ms.
cal year We're ss,Si5,3l7. After de.
Quoting dividenus on common stock
and dividend paid January 3rj there
IL left n surplus OF earnings for eleven
months ended November 30th OF 81,
732,l57.
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Senators Hcnoniina,cd.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 1.-THE
caucus OF Republican members OF the
general assembly renominated Senator
Hawley tonight
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1.-The Re.
publican Joint caucus tonight renomi-
mated Senator HlacOCk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

that William G. Whiting OF New York
IS interested largely in the Nova
Scotia deals and that his brother went
to Halifax some time ago TO complete
the final negotiations Of the sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12
THE ROYALISTs PLOTTING.
EiaerS CONNECTION With tho Panama
Scandal.
TO HASTEN the NEXT ELECTION
ao.iaiists I..us n Manifesto ana Call
for Mass Meet.
Ing.


PARIS, Jan. ll.-There Is q strong
,.o,I,, 4, ,ho cbamber of IDENTITIES AZ
NJ
wen ss III uhe Be"o'ai p'o',o Us
Ribot has not yet suincientiy purBeu
the ministry, who whether innocent
=, entity have hen, under supicion in
connection with the Panama scandal.
In Difference to demand Tor iurther
reconstruction NJ. IAbot had lengthy
Conversation with Admiral Gervnis,
81, =, On. ,i.na,,,,on, n, ,a,,p, md
e"'e' " '"o epsas"' y 49, A..
colonies, IN feghfu 10 hccep"nB 'no
ministry Of marine and colonies, In
rlacc NJ Burd.nu. Admiral Geryais
d.cii,,d m. miniatrv. A N cabinet
cn,noiI later A. was decided 10 detach
tho roIonios from the marine and at
,ach tbem IN IN. denartment of com.
,,srcs uas.r NJ Sieofried. TN,
n,syino nnrtfoIso will be offered nj once
nrobably 10 another bieh naval officer.
IN Rlbot shoild fall TO explain 10 the
.,iisfartiop On tho chambor his reasons
m, tho ch,rges made in the ministry
,Sc Rovallsta w m interneIlate him on
M, subiect.
THE RofALis1s
bnvo shawn greater activity within
lie mast twenty.four hours and the
authorities nnp.ar 10 be In posaessIop
$500. 'p1 ,.a,,an, S,,,o,,,,a-
,ion NJ 10 their ieslpns. There has
been copsidersble telegraphing between
Madrid and the minister OF foreign
nIaira and while tllo object of the com.
,nunicatlons ia secret enough Ia Lnown
10 make Il certain that the royalists,
,,trign.a o.tond h.vond the pyren.es
and an equally careful watch n being
mnintained on the royalisls plotting in
Paris.
The announcement that Gen. Saus.
star viii y.main nm ,ha ,c,,y. list no
military governor of Paris after
pussing tho age of retirement In con.
strued as an Indication that the gov.
eminent means 10 be- prepared for any
emergency. General Ha,issIer In con.
sidefed tue most reliable man in the
army, and would be Invaluable Ia the
event Of u public disturbance.
"h N0'i"iSSioN VI iNouhhf
appointed by the chamber today heard
the testimony Of members OF the Lot
y. 10 asaa, a uouS. s.as oaiiietoy
guilty OF the charges against him. Ii
was decided TO inquire into the con-
tracts OF the committee declaring that
100000 francs had been virtually
s.olen. Light ON the subject liz neces-
tary.
=, Nun, - -
i"h hN""iSAiioS OF hifFEL
today he admitted that he had cashed
ostensibly drawn to pay for machine y,
while he actually expended only 300.
OOO francs for tho purpose. He gave
100000 francs to NJ. Hebrad to secure
contracts with the company and 2,OOO,-
600 to DE Reinach to secure the latter's
Influence in his favor with tho gov.
eminent. Tive million were also paid
by him TO n certain contractor. wbose
favor, like that of Hebrad and Reinach,
was indispensable. All these aumis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

lRoNwOoD, Mich, Jan. ll.-Fire
was discovered thlH morning on the
ilith level Of No. Z shaft Of the Norrie
mine, the largest iron mine In the
world. Men are slili working on u
tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12
4 NEW MUNICIPAL HALL.
One Of tho Most Ornamental nuIid
ings Ia New York.

New YoRK, Jan. ll.-At a meeting
OF the Municipal Building Commission
this aftcrn Jon II was decided to erect a
new municipal building on the site Of
the present City Hall. II IL proposed
TO make 1t one OF the city's greatest
ornaments. A COMMITTEES appointed
10y tue mayor prepared for advertising
for plans AMI Specifications for the
building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. ll.-roday
the TransoOntlnental conference took
on for the flrut time the aspect Of
bOdy assembled for work, and this
morning the officials OF the several
roads assembled g. debate the momen-
tous questions which seem to be
causing 30 much trouble IN freight and
passenger matters on transcOntinental
lines. The adjournment taken yester-
day till this morning WIS meant for
nothing more than n chance % let the
freight and passenger committees have
an opportunity to hold independent
sessions. The meeting OF the freight
committee In the office Of HanuafOrj
was not without its results and
the session OF the general con-
ference today was for the pur-
pose OF talking over the matters
this COMMITTEES had agreed upon.
The chief problem lust now Is the old
Spokane rats trouble. The meeting
looks upon passenger matters as n side
issue, and there II but little doubt that
the questions under elaboration deal
exclusively with the Western freight
situation and the effects OF the opening
OF the Great Northern to the coast.
President CLARK OF the Union Pacific
will arrive in the city tomorrow and
Join in the conference. While there
has been no decision yet reached, II
bee ones clear that the chief points ia
dispute will be settled by division OF
territory In the Puget Sound territory,
and the Union Pacific will probably
withdraw from that section entirely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

Secretary Foster OF the State De.
paflmeut today received tho following
cable dispston from United States
Consul E';ee ut llimbitg.
There were three cases Of cholera
yesterday and five today. % the
eight five were on the Spauiil steamer
Murine from New rleans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12
Onircrs Installed.

OLYMPIA, WASH, Jan. li.-aov.
ernOr.elect John II. McGraw aud
other state officers were lnaugurated t.
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-12

Y New York, Jan. 1.-The Molten.
haner Sugar Refining Company with
a capital OF Sl,OUO,0O0 will begin 70
compete this week with the American
Sugar Refining company. Its caps.
city will be 5000 barrels daily, which
ALEC means u business Of si5, 900 day.