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~ THE IsTEREsT oF MUSEUM.
Mr.. DO Young ct nan Francisco Goes
hast 10 uuy collections.

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-M. II. DE
HOuug, proprietor VI the san Francis.
20 Chronicle anu vice chairman VI tue
II, uuuieau National Committee, IL at
the Waldorf. Ouu OF HE Missions East
- - buy collections for tho new mu.
SUM recently established IA san
Francisco. lie was seuu by reporter
and tAiu. ave have recently had Oau
u tho greatest aud most successful
expeditions la the world. We malt
money On II and now are ,quipplng
onu Of the iintst museums IN America.
Our UXpoiiuOu had tue largest vlUctri.
cal display Ia The word, oxcolling that
NJ the Wufld's FAIR. French officials
connected with Ihu coming exposition
In PARIS sent q delegation VI experts 10
sos how We were managing lhings,
snd they will use number Of our
ideas. IL cost us 100000 10 get tho
exposition we'll startep, u d we raised
II all by sub'cfiptiou, viii the under.
slanliug that the money was n gift 10
tho exposition aDd was not ~ he TO-
turned. IL was great thing Tor Call.
fotnia, but tne people OF tue Pacific
slope will talk about II for yearB 10
come"
"Wnal 10 you mink OF the pOIlIlca
outlook"
sin California we shall electa ma.
Jorlty OF the Congress delegation oi
even, and thu next legislature Ia sure
10 bu Republican. The Republicans
will carry thaurx national House Of
Representatives.
The Mckinley t4ud gave people u
temporal shock aud caused good
deal Of prejudice that directly nntc' d
the vote. We lost Thousands OF votes
or Instance, because Of tue increase OF
duty on H. ported 5umatra cigars.
"lhe removal OF tue duty on wool
has hit California hafd, We have
produced On an average from 3O,OuO,-
10 10000, 900 pounds Of wool annually
Tor many ioau past. We cannot
stand AualTalihu anu Argentine COM
petition. Flocks arc being rapidly
reduced, the growers seudiug Their
,h,rp To the shamules rather than
saving them for HhrHring purposes.
"We shall seriously feel the With
drawal Of the bounty from beet sugar,
under tho stimulus Of the combined
output Ut which reached nearly 4o,'
OOO, 200 pounds during tho present
year. The quantity could be Increased
almost indefinitely with the bounty
system, tut without II the heet sugar
PRODUCTION Will 20 10 tho wall"
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DUEL 10 mann.
laarrei over ssn- Yarn WORK Ends
Ia Nnnstnughtsr

PORTLAND, o., Oct. l5.-In Lake
clunty, ~ tbs southern part OF this
slate. Id Donovan aud J0hu Vinegar,
nuighb ring tAnchris, engaged Ia a
Guei tnat ended Ia NiueykrJa death.
The news was brought TO Lake View
~ Donovan himself, VINO came into
town alone anu gave himself up.
D0uovgu's ptAtemei substantially
ourroborhted by witnesses II M f0iiowt:
Vineyard And Donovan quarteleI
over some farm work. Tue iufmor Ac-
cussd Donovan Of MOI returning some
borrowed harness aud implements.
suddenly Vineyard became e-Taged,
tHyiug;
"Y0u lying bastard, IN fix you"
aud with this he pushud his lott hand
benind hiui anu drew revolver.
Donovan, who wac ungfIucd, hardly
realized what was trnurpiI.ug until he
Jaw tho pistol IN NineyAfd's nsud, lie
then jumped Tor daffeii's ufis when
was leaning up HgAinft this stack, PROT.
ably lyu Or az feet itOm wnbfv Done
yau was Standing. They were about
twenty or thirty fout sp.rt And no
Donovan spfAug tor the rlti Vineyard
Tired, hut missed lis mark anu then
jumped behind Garrett.
GAtTetI got out Vi tue way In an IN.
-iNut anu tnen the two meu con meuced
fuug anu stared toward each other.
donovan says no has 40 Idea how
many shots were nteI. FiuHlly Nl.o.
} ATd fell TO the gfOunu win n bullet
through this heart and Donovan q.
csIed without injury.
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TIE HIDDEN BOOTY.
Lust 20 Som where HllhIE Q Eil.
Of Sacramento.
THE nUSr FOR rnE STOLEN COLD.
Guards Slaiiontd Alihg the Trhck ,
Malciiug bay aud Aight-No
Clue A. Yet.

SACRAMENTO, Gala, oct. lbs m %
where witniu u miln ~ 5geramtn D
fortune Is hiddou. Fiity thousand
dollars In gold an1 several thousand n
silver, the o,y Of lho Train robbery
Of last rhufsday night h bartlett Ia Tie
,af,h, catheu In tbs tulei, sunk In a
slough or covered up IN cellar Bus
~ the detectives have been unable to
diminish the area within which the
,tolcn wealth must lie. The milo la
cludUs a town, a swamp, brush, fcljs,
river aud thuusand sloughs Sud
ropJs. There Is hSrdly yard Of It
outside OF the streets Of WRshingtou OF
Sacramento that might not conceal the
thT,e uags VI goiI Anl one Of silver.
For time NJ least the hunt Tor tine
ivhter- has given way 10 tue hunt iof
tHoir spoil.
A mystrriou, man was shot nj by
ire guards postoi against the remote
possibility that tho r01uers mignt At
uuce seek their treasure, but ho stspItu
back from tue fuuOnlightlntU the mutEy
shadowu VI the uight without worJ
aud without leaving even n definite
foot print by which his Identity might
he traced or guessed. The detectives
believe that n the robbers nave cached
Tue money they viii walt some time
before uncoyefing aud making u.s. Ut
u. With tue idea OF lusfuing all
possible chance, they stauoued guards
through the tuies anu hlOtg the tfAog
and have kept them there every night
siucc this robbery.
Messenger PAGE discovered that he
had not come soslhies- through tue
ordeal. He Stood At the winuOW 0f his
car looking TOT = chance 10 shoot nj tIe
fubbvu when Gus VI them hfei. ine
bullelshR'tefe1 the glass aud he though t
me Of the ifRg mrnts struck him Ia
uAu face, His heau became ~ PAINFUL
tuat ne hAu u surgeon canine ~. The
surgeon cue Into tue Tissues aui c1-
ifaoted half Of a Winchester bullet
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THE NATIONAL GUARD,
A hull Corps Of RsgImsntal Officers
10 be Named Soon.
fhe Government 60 b. ASKED Tor
Tents. blankets aud O,1sr war
Lspsaition Equipments.

A NEWS representative learned to-
day that the officials II tho Utah Ma.
iional Guard are contemplating an
important move la the military aliaiu
Of the Territory. The project IN an
outRfowlh Of the organizations already
ELECTED snd has in view the naming OF
At least one corps Of regimen,al officers.
There are now hftren c5mpauie, OF
infantry IN the National Guard, three
more thsn are ntcsfssry to form
frgimonL Ia addition ~ these there
are thrvc troops Of cavalry AMI two
bAttrfios OF artillery making an nggfu.
gate Of nearly nine hundred uniformed
men.
The fegimental oiiiccrs 10 be ch sen
are mrlof u cavalry, major Of atlil.
lery, a colonel, lieutenant lionel and
ih'rc majors Tor tue Infantry. Besides
thurv, Gays General Ounger, there
archie three COMPANIES OF H.
fantfy belonging 10 tue second
regiment who Ate entitled TO elect
major. CommAudof.in.Cht West
will soon issue the requisite orders 10
bring about the namiEg Of these new
guard officers.
A Tequisiilon will also be made on
tho government In the near future
Tor tents, hiHnEcts aud complete
camping outfits for the Natl0ualGuard
organizations. IL l. thought best to DO
this Ia preference 10 eHhHusting the
Tertitofy's uutlfo allowance In draW.
log uniforms aud arms.
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Indian Visitors.

Honec0, PescOn Nsz,aud several other
leading Iuuiaus now living IN New
Mexico. are Ia tne city on trading
expedition. Honeeo IL brother Of
Garnaumuuohe. formerly tho chief Of
the Navajo nation. band OF which
are supposed TO have killed son Of
George a. Smith, These "DfAvesn
are staying with James =. Brown, a
gentleman who was nown 10 have had
some thfiliing adventures with them
at timo when they we're hostile 10
him, but who secured tntir good Will,
ana they have been his friunus ever
since. they experienced considerable
difficulty la finding tho home OF MIR.
Brown, aud were two days without
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GERMAN CONQUEST.
A Powerful ilOitsntOt Chief Sur,nioTs
10 Hsjof LsuWoin
AFTER STUBBORN RESISTANCE
One Lieutenant aud Several Soldiers
KILLED or Wounded During
tho Engagement.

BFnLrN, oct. ia dispatch from
Maior Lvu,wein, imperial olmmis.
uonrr Of tho southwest Of africa, iu
command Of the expedition opers,.
ing against the powerful Ho,ienlot
Chief Henrik witboi. annouuccr
that the latter has yielded to
the Germans who have occupied his
stronghUld. Advlccs nom WMiisu
Bay on Sept. IS announce tlat Major
Luutweiu on Aug ~ s,ormsi che.
Wilboi's camp. Witb9i ttcapod uud
subsequently, Hent mgs'uugor Will
uiiefiugs ~ peace to tue GERMAN
uOmm iudrf. Daring the engagement
Lieutenant Dlestul aud titht German
troopers were killed aud Ed1fil Aad
Ten tr0ouoB wounded. WilUoi has
boon giving tue Gsfmans trouble u
long umr.
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ucr by accident anu the seconi tin
- uadly that tue h1ye could not poe
by have been 40 his besi, his adm r.
~ nave utsUflud him win asiunisnin.
.eauiuess.
The eclipse o. Senator Gfady's sut
De- the OFT myslUflaus eve Of tbs
cisju. ! Is reported among turf msr
nat Senator Giady has hal an acci.
ient known ~ "bfCaking atrOFB tht
1ack," "A sIfaluins u tbOse mut Giles anu
rndous which give driving impetus 4,
s morse. Tournament ~ rnid 10 have
lad such su Accidunt, although the
'utttssI0n at the time was that thr
fuublr was NOS with the muscles an
,'nu3ns OF tournaments back but with
20 ~ Oi HE boari.
How go0l Rabicon is remains 90 De
'seu. lie has won HE ttceut race
.aBily, cut he has ~, yet hratcn Ola
cracks, uud until he d1ss he can haui-
~ be Chased with Henfy oi Navari,
and Domino.
DJnuins wa n Liss9pC He
victory Ia thu Realilauon was sn "a.
remuiy lucsy onB, all thugs col-
.ileiei. D0buins ought 10 bea warn.
iug to all men who own gooi 2.yeat.
I'D There 10 sOme cout1latl0n to
knowing = hosgish policy in grabbing
al everything In sight meets with
swiit fetfinuti0n. II DUbbins had not
ragul inf 500 gursciiu thu Apfil mud
ht Elizabeth last year he would have
won M 90 81. zoos sk ~ THIS year.
Toe season nu- beuu the must profit.
able ~ thu history 1f all eastern raciu.
associations, The amJuut. earned by
Tue racing Tracks seom irbuiJus when
THE Original invtfimcuia ntu CUt-
sidsied. Brighton Beach, with ~
s-J5,3lO pfODi-, has hceu cnnsldef,d
phouUiuenai success, IL ,H now ia WIN,
however, that the Coury l-iaud Jockey
club cleared Ia the hrighhofhU1l u
iijO,00J aud tho Bfo3Alyn Jockey club
over 81 100000.
MofrisPaik represents such a lfomcu.
uous outlay that while III ~ proiits
Will probably run over s95O,OJu, THE
sum IL not a very large per ccu,age On
the sum Invested.
No organized movement has yet
been maIu ~ tue tr.cg wnvfs 10 iigut
tho constitutional amendment. 10 L.
said, however, that nomtthiug will bu
done thir week. All the money made
Ia racing goes 10 tue uHck OwpeTs Auu
the bfeudtfr, AMI there Is h profound
ttlisf am0ng horse owners that the
burden VI The war should iAll on tLo1e
Two cla.ses. la tho paut tue breeders
have carefully avoided contributing
anything 10 racing except IN nish
priced ysarlings.
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County Court.

The weekly session Of the county
court was bcli this morning. Probate
Judge Blair PRECEDING. Comparative.
ly little bu'ine's was transacted, aud
at noon an adjournment was taken
III tomorrow,
A number Of petitions fer relief from
tax sales we're presented aud passed
upon.
The Probate Judge was authorized u
execute a quit claim deed 20 Lydia 4.
Merrill etai IN reference ~ certain
piece N lHnd situate Ia lot ., block 20,
plat "a" Salt Lake CITY survey.
The clerk was directed 20 give the
road supervisor OF district 80 au ORDER
ON Canoon Rfus. iof 6JO ieot " lumber
anu SIS iVr sIlkrs,
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
Democratic Primaries Tomorrow Night
Mr.. Cannon at the lhsaier-hr.
RaWlins 10 the south.

Democratic primaries viii be held
throughout tue city tomorrow Tues
day. night Tor toe purpose OF elootiug
delegates 10 atlend tue county convcu-
lion to be- held on Wednesday next aud
Tor the purpose ot nominating dele.
gals 20 the Constitutional Convention
~ follow;
Fifst precinct-Exposition building,
meeting called tor s O'Clock,
second pTeclnci-SiKth ward hall,
Third West street between Fourth anu
fifn South streets, time Of meeting S
0'clucs.
Third preci ncl-sryenteenih ward
meeting house on First North between
West Temple Hud Fifsl West ttftejt,
1880 O'Clock.
Fourth pTsoinot-Burlingto school
house ON III street between Second ani
Thlrd streets, S O'clock,
Fun pteuiuut-Oid Federal court
room, WasaIoh building, corner Esst
Temple anu secoud south streets, 5
O'CLOCK.
A candidate for Justice Of the peace
anu constable Will also 10 nominated
Ia each precinct
Faux J.. Cannon, Republican uoml-
nee tor Delegate 10 Congress, Will adj
dress tho citizens Of SAT- Lake at the
rnvalrr on FRIDAY night next begin.
ming At ) O'Clock.
Hon. J. l.. R,wlins aud n. IL.
Roberts art maging political tour
through the southern part nt tho Tern.
tory and Will speak ut the places
named M fOllOWt:
Pauguitch, Garfield county, Tuesday
evening, OoL 10. Cifcluville, Piute
county, Wednesday evening, Oct. ~.
Marysyalr, FluIu county, THURSDAY
evening, OtG Is, Riohneld, SEWER
county. FRIDAY evening, Oct 10.
5alins, SEWER county, Saturday even.
ing, Oct, 20,
A meeting Of the Twspty.seoond
ward Democratic voters viii DO held
at No. 6ii West, Tnird north, tnis
I Monday evening beginning at 1850.
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snOr mInsELr.
misuse Of PubIe suads nssrin In
suicidc

BuRLINuToN, la, oct. l6.-W. IL.
IbgTa ram, clsTk OF the district court,
shot himself through the bead last
night In the vault attached 10 his
Office. In the court house. lie died
nlmOrt Instantly. The dead man hAi
served two terms ami had recently
been Tr-nOminatei on the Democratic
ticket. He was driven TO seli.destfuc-
ton through the exposure OF hiH m'r.
use OF public funds. His b0nusmcn
were obliged to make good = shortage
Of about $1,000 year ago. List month
no was ordered by the court 10 pay
ever 10 the county treasurer 500 cash
bail which had bsen fvriritou. There
was much criticism nj his negl, Ut ~
comply with the order OF the court,
nnu this was intensified few days
ago when on deposit OF cash balm
another ease he made payment Of s50U
on ths Not account. The bOafa Of
supervisors demanded an accounting,
anu the Democratic central committee
that hs Withdraw from the ticket.
Yesterday he could nos no found. He
probably admitted himself 10 the court
house during the night Mir. Ingiu.
ham leaves wife anu a large family
OF CnilIIun.
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CoLORADO srRIAGi, Oct. To-
Thomas short Hud James Cannon,
Hull ilill miners, arrested by Deputy
5aedn krArney e.. Sterling On "A
chsrge OF having Tobbod tho Victor
gamOling house, attempted To escape at
tnu divide last night when being tAken
10 lail In ihis city. Deputy Sterling
shot botn, killinS Cannon anu wound.
ing snort IN tho leg. lie may die OF
loss u blood. Il Is bruoyed the men
were innocent OF the crime with which
they were on-rgeI, NJ many miners
declare both were NJ = bail In Victor
at the time the robbery was commit.
ted,
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Lecture by DR.. Tanner.

DIR. }. Tanner delivered = very In
teresting lecture tod.y before the
Latter.daY Saints College, upon Bible
history. This Is Que OF series being
delivered by the doctor before tho
students, who take great interest IA tue
lectures.
The lecture today was upon the early
life OF Christ up ~ the time OF Hts
appearance IA the Temple. The tins
was principally devoted by Or. Tanner
In giving brief history OF the birth.
place Of the Savior, anu some ohaTao-
ttrlsllos VI ths country anu people.
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JUDGE MERRIrTs COURT.
Various Matters Passed Upon at THIS
Mornings Session,

Thee. Bunnoll Va Thos. Carter OF VI,
Demurrer to answer oveTrulod. EE
oeption entered.
&. +. L1oibourow, administrator, VI
tho Niagara Mining 90. Motion Tor a
new trial ovefrulei. Exception.
W, h. Remington oil al. VI John l..
Wehbrf Of al, Motion for a new trial
oyetfulod. Exception. Motion 10 sot
aslde fndiugs nnd conclusions Of refer.
enoe also Oyeuuled anu exception
taken and twenty days allowed 10 tile
attachments or bill VI exceptions.
Margars. LludSu 81 A.. Va tho Aneh.
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% Mining Go. Motion 20 strike ouI
part Of complaint ovoTuled. Excep.
ton.
q, NJ. Afuoli Va l.. ID Kinncy ct ~.
Order giving defendant twenty unye
time In which TO pfepa. g AMI sofve bii
Of exceptions, nnd nluppiug all pro-
ceedings ueniing during that time.
While & Sous c.. Va Laufa ID. PITTS
et ~. Plaintiffs given permission Co.
'ubttituiu &. T.. Allen a. udminIstfa.
tor TOT Laura Pitts, administfairiE, ss
party defendant.
Warren w. Bafnhaft " CaHai.
Foley. Motion 10 discharge and die
solvn attachment argued aud tut.
miuod,
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PRINCETON, KY, Oct i5.-willls
uniluy, q uegfo, brought two weeks
Ago from Curistlau county Tor sale.
Eeepiug, was tnben from jail last nigh.
snd hanged two mites south Of town,
aud then fiIdled with bullets. Gufey
assaulted Nils. Luua Berry the adopted
daughter Ola wealthy Christian county
couple, while the was uu her way Il iue
fom chufCn, lou weeks ago. The
m1b consisted o about iorty men, VINO
fO-e fgHy miles.
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Lehi banner; Manager Cutler, Of
the sugar factory, Wishes to call the
attention Of the public 10 the TACT
that fiom this date there will
be- no public days given for people
10 visit the factory. There may b.
special occasions when tho factory will
he opened 10 visitors. Mr.. Cutler sAys
ha regrets to have 90 take this step, bul
combination OF circumstances have
brought this about One II, II lis very
exp, nsive 10 inc company 10 allow
lheso visiting days, Hnl IL is daugerUus
lOt uhiidrDn 90 be allowed la tue fac,
tory while lt drumming. Another l.,
the company has To cut down every
expense possible 10 keep the factory
running, siuce tho bounty has been
taken from H. lilo fuftnef says, Il has
never paid ils way outside Of the cOun-
iy; therefore, flT the good OF the com
pany, no Is under Ine necessity OF
giving this notice.
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s,tihiur oisaE Makers.

NEW York, Oct. lb.-rho executive
committee VI striking cloak makers
claim that 4, 700 nave returned 10 work
under the terms specified ia the IUiut
agtesmen formulated by toe sifikop
anu slgued ny tue factory owners VINO
No not belong 10 the manufacturer
union. Two hundred cloak makers
employed by Mayer, Jonass5n s. Co.
Joined the slfikurs tuin morning.
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CLEVELAND, ONO, Oct. l5.-Clsr.
enne l.0uiusuu, under arrest here,
with his wife, for the murder
Attorney Gibbs OF Buffalo, last a
made complete confession tOuay.
lie said he attacked tue attsfney, bat
would rot give his motive, anu while
they were fighting Mrs. Robinson nrod
tue snot winch killei Gibbs. Robbery
10 presumably the cause Of tho murder.
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wAsI1SGToN, Oct l6.-It ~ the
policyo lh5 bureau VI Indian affair
90 abandon iuo couttar. schools a.
soon as pOe.lhlr. This viii be accom-
nlished by Transferring the ludiau
pupils from the bru,ariau 10 public
cuooa IL probably Will require n
O upic u Year, 10 carry ous thu
scheme, 40 there ATE about $40 pupils
now enrolled Ia the contract schools,
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lt is thought the robbers camo here
on the train with the treasure box and
followed 10 ur. Charles Tlbbitts, the
company's Ifivtr, sleeps Ia the ~ 1foss
Nice, uut on the night NJ the robbery
uc was attending a hall an did NOT
return until I o'clock. The robbery
was eyidvi ny committed between
1880 anu 1880 on Saturday night
while TiObiits was absent. There IL no
clue b the robbers,
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VIII Take Hold Tomorrow.

Dr. Dalby, the new health com mis-
sloner Tor this city will tomorrow. take
charge Of tho sanitary affairs OF the
municipality. which for tho last few
years have been under the direction OF
DE- Beatty, who has,maIe au efficient
e. Nicer The friends Of DR.. DdDy says
tue city Will be faithfully anu effect.
lively served by him.
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WAsntNuION, oct. i5-rhe follow
INK have huun u1pliit Ell msmbta VI
ihu cuntfrl committee OF thtG1uu RJad
conirieurv, which will be merged In
Tue tual rarlihmrni NJ Atlanta on
October 10 Anl n: California, J. A..
WI n3I; Montana, o.. NJ. llay; tInhu.
james Mclanuy. Washington, J. II.
Jones; Aroma, GJv. l.. q. Hugbr;
Nevada Surveyor GENERAL J. L.. a.
Jones.
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Appearance of the niind wife OF n
Notorious criminal.

HfAhfANhN NhNithNAs
CHICAGO, Oct. l5.-Secfet service
oiilch' WHO hal nff,sted man call.
Ing himself John RIbarton dho1vef, d
lDiay that tho urisOntr was John
spnylc, tho notorious coun.tr cltor,
fugitive tor three Year,. At tns
examination today beautiful woman,
lui totally bhuu, announced herself ~
5pfaynt's wife. James Moftou,a we'll.
i0'do moichani, called 10 witness, dt.
olarci the woman was his wife who
had disappeared two years before.
Recognizing Mortou'- voice the blind
woman pii'Ously begged 10 be protect.
ID She Acknowledged that she wa.
Mfs. Morton, tut said her husband had
treated her cruelty anu she feared him.
Durplte Motions sutreaties she refused
TO 70 with him. She was allowed 20
leave court with tue guide who had
accompanied her.
spayno was sent to Jail to await
trial.
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NEW YORiS, oct l5.-Early trading
resu.ted H. decline in Northern Pa
rinc, pfe'effed, OF / ptf c"ut Sugar
vent OH nut soon rallied . 90 81.
sugar continued stfous iu contrast
% the depression " other g"atss. 1
moved ~ sugar preferred Ltau
Hfuieff"d fu,,u BE- han pc. Gene higher
Pacific mail advanced
sugar totruyed irUgularlty AM
ropr, At close. The market closed
WUaA.
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THE DALLEs, Ofn., oct l5.-The
Pacific Express Company's oiiice In
this city has been robbed OF 81 1000 or
sl6, 900, which arrived from Portland
On Saturday night. +. n, hiil, tho
express agent, anu two officers took
charge OF the money rs soon ns Il
arrived, taking II ~ thOltTprssl ofties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-15

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oca i5.-All
,xoep. Laurel Lake auu Richard berger
mills which are closed Tor repairs,
started up oday with half looms run.
ning. About 1000 wravurs, nearly ali
young men. parHded tue streeia 10
south park, where a mass meeting WAS
held. II Ia bslieved thst many weavefs
will stop work again, but The mill own.
err alpcaf ~ DO oounient that the
trouble IL over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-15
ncadIY combs, on a plantation.

TuXpAE, Mexico, Oct. i5.-At Van.
illa, the plantation VI q. B. Bsskiu,
au Englishman, eighty miles distsni,a
desperate iight took place on Saturday.
iiud WITH the superintendent VINO IL
an American. A number assaulted
aim. The supeflutenien, had a ioS
friends among lhe laborcrs, who stood
by him. Tue foreman WIS badly
WOUNDED and four Mexioans kiIiBd.