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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-03-22
WIND, RAIN AND HAIL.


Long View, Tex, Narch IA
terrific cyclone struck this place soon
after nj hight last night, eaAslng
great dimY'e ~ WWcr'y AM hss "'
lie ST y'o"' are know" to have
been killL aud dozens a'e Siiously
wounded, several of whom viii die.
The Storm was accompanied by rain
aud hail, Ilii'stnHes weighing fran
u To r. onuecs fell With such isree as
{, destroy bnljings, trees and shrub
berry. Ia maay p aces they were dis
covered buried fully iivei chcs in the
ground
l.epagls from Emhry, III, county
seat of Rilns county, are To the effect
that Xix PEI" l. we're killed outright,
sn over Eft. Wounded. Among The
d AL are Esther Alexander, Henry
Bass, George Wa ker, and n four yea
old 80 OF lie ry iIu.ray. Three
mniilaled bo lies vcrs found north OF
Emor, to IA. wLich have net been
i,lcpti:cJ
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-03-22
CAUSE AND REJECT.

1T is.an nii fact in our c'malerc'al
istory, Mr., Patterson, that .escrs e..
we're panic has come IN lheycar ter
i pr, ,i,lcn;ia election. allow do ,aa
for thalsY 3 sa~s
II, have nat ae;aiataI fir il. ! am
much mpre iuteNs OIL Ia ihsvesnlts.
The pluie comes, IS y"u say, just after
II u,s President com = int, Office, but
of course i, is the resalt OF causes
Operating hng bs.0re. Tie lirst in.
pll-e is IL blame The ADMINISTRATION,
bgt lhe.suuert iecp"d thought If the
people always leads lhcm to see The
true r'a'qus. Aud here is where our
Republican, frisnds aug laying w
trouble ipr ,Lomsclycs; IbeY iaces'
sanity Rraekin ilat .ha hard times
are ii,e result of Democratic rule; aud
when III good TIMES c,mc, as they
nrc absolutely certain to do, they viii
be bolhered to cxplai" them. a lang
'lepgc4sien is certain TO DO followed by
a l,@ N Easl,rn capita Is ccrtaia To
4 ~ Wvtwanl aud Soulhw ri, !,
del after the disastrous peri, ! of 1873
TX. 'rarn or liepub lean FIJI MI.
IN Lake TO l:.ake their assault ON our
iaiid irss At the lime ul,vn the cun-
try is ou a isins s.Ls Of prusi crit
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-03-22
The Grand Jury.

The following are the twenty names
drawn by the Commissioners from
which the twelve grand jurors will be
selected:
l. ID Travis, = II Dehoc. W ; Lu-
cas-, James Lee Walker. J w John
son, Hiram II Ford, w j Mcconnell
James w Prasher, 5 II Cassidy, Sam
& Smith, w j Duncan, in, \ rruitt,
sam Curuell, Alex Woody, J F Can
ally, \ NJ Pan-, l. y LaHue, w G
ryner, Ire Bris,oe, W VI Bfoan,
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Petit dgroTs.

The following i'a list Of the nAn's
drawn FIR the petit jlryi
W VI Hill, john Matthews, VIM +
Enoch., John A Crowcl'. Ben :
Croncli, Jsncs 7 Hammond, 10 "A
Gilbert, Geo \ Gray son, Nathan Ma
maud, Joel Stephenson, Thos ~ 10
bert, John 7 Riley, WIN ! BrasherI
Albert ra.,ey. RahI S Cash, D j
Travis, d 4 Martin, W \ Rochester,
.JG shrse, &C, q b Brantley, j j
penn,tl. Coo II Croft, W I Perry,
r 5 Edvar.!s, ohm woodall, Joseph
flushing, rr ark, Boyd Gahaga''
IN cD,~c.l.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-03-22

What's in a nanss Wei, i'ilt
depends. Eur insianre, tho name at
rAycrH is sufficient guarantee ilnt
Ayers SsNararila i u genuine,
-sie,siiGr bloaj.pgrdcr and n"t a
sham Ike So much liza; goes by ne
name Of ''sa,,almriI a. Ayes sar
81 .a,il a il lie -tailisl.
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and shall enjoy seeing them do IL.
Lbs prospect almost reconcilcs me to
their having naoity In the next
apusc.
t"Therc is another and very weighty
reason which the opposition are
Ashamed tn admit namely, the stu
pendous success which Mr.. Cleveland
has. achieved. For man to start rs
county sheriff and become in rapid
succession mayor Of great city, g,v-
craor of the greatest State and Presi-
dent If the greatest nation in the
world, thea announce new and az.
sQssivc policy, be defeated, '. stick to
II principles ard come in again tn
u<1phan,ly, is indeed provoking to
II socnies. shy What ypa. win about
tlie pfincip cs involved. the election
q 1892 vss an unparalleled persona
fLnvrtA NJ xccrpEsr
+AIl this naturally makes those
ftioNs apprcbcnsivc. They realize
akhf be has done and they have their
sn>(icions about what he may do ia
the Future. They intend to put him
iown, IL possible. There is large
eiese of people who love to peck at a
successful man. They are fond Of
siSing that he is an accident. | can
act hook at hunan affairs that way.
Atman can get iuto Congress, perhaps
% accident, bat ~ start at the l)west
Place aud reach the highest man
most have great deal of talen. of
-atno kind, concea ed about him.
SIGH things are not done by accident
|. 7et any rate not in this country
ere We are supposed to be born free
ID equal.
*lt was the peculiar fortune of Mr.
Ckye'aEd to come into office when all
price were on the. decline. People
':otice a decline in agricultural pro
..use, for instance durilg the first yesr
of Cleveland. but have forgotten the
:reator decline during The las. year OF
Harrison. 1t must also lie remcmb r
ed that Mr.. Cleveland is really at
tempting three RETURNS at once in
the tariff, in the coin basis, aud in tie
OWL service land that the claims OF
I've different advocates of thes, re.
o ms are at present hard to reconcile
Many other things might be added,
bat ] haye given you enough to an
swer the question, Why do | support
the adnlinistrationy'"
81 csaelasisn. it must he said that
while the Republicans will be able To-
pick many flaws in Mr.. Palterson's
history and many more in his philoso-
ply, they mag take it for granted he
has franLIy set fnth the basis of Dem
ocratic expectation for a brilliant revi-
val before long and renewed lease Of
power in 1896. They ale therefore
r. ques;cd to consider themselves war
ned accordingly.
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Co., debt. attachment,
Sallic Moore vs.. l.. w, Cruc', dan
ages.
Charles Higgins ". W. II. Glen
ent, damages.
W. +. Week vs. James Written
bury; rent contract.
L. w Cruce, ex'r, vs.. NJ. Long
debt.
J A. Lynn vs.. Henry Todd, debt
attachment
J L. Pulliam VI, w II. Brantley
damage.
James Z. simpkins W. Psytor
Kirk, damages,
j l.. Truitt vs.. Alex. Woody,
irb,
Davis n Raplin Building aud Mfg
Co. ". Marion Creamery. debt.
Pierce q Son vs. Ohio Valley Rail
way Co.
IGHrn DAY rev cases
W !. lans, ". W l. Bi CHAM
DAMAGE.
i. j. Travis ~. j. W. Johnson
debt
J.. \. Weldon vs. b. T.. Robertson;
Jcb,
C. W. Balinn ". :. ?, IIughe.;
debt.
1T :. Brgwn & soa vs. T. j.
Gn,,s; debt.
jaime, l.. Friedman a Go. " w
l.. B'gham; d,bL
Jane ~ Moore W, I. II. c. Blown
drb,.
NJ L. Peek vs.. 5. c. Bennett
admir-, debt
}. H. k.kbam ". }. 9. Funk
aou,c,; debt
L. ". Wilsoa ". H. T. Bearli
damage
Goodhue Shoe Go. ~. Tom p.
Moore; debt.
Cans ". J. W. Skc'iom debt
J. 4. Croscllvs j H. CLARK, adm
debt.
}. W. Trrslcr vs.. W. 4 Minnu
debt
\. J, Baker VS. J II, aud d. "
D,b,e; Debt
The Babe ok Co.. We I. IL ProWiIi
debt.
-. Bepne,i W. J. Il. Kirkhmni
debt
George R.ck & Sons vs. Tom P.
Moor,i deL,
:, Frls 4 Brother y Co, vs. Tom !
Moon. debt.
j. :. Reeves 4 Co IS + NJ Oliver,
debt.
On Bird vs. Henry llolomln; debt.
JR Melnlire vs. W II Gopher, ia.
@sshs
Pierce & Son vs. + J Burger dehl.
l. W Cruci W G / ii dom q, debs
Swan, Abraham a CO vs. FM OH
vc; dsbt
Pierce 4 s5a W Geo Kosuiask'
debt.
sauu, Abraham y Go rs + NJ OH
v,r; detl
Az Sairpleish & Co vs. w n
Freeman; debt.
o.ta Young a Co w W NJ Free
man; debt
q W M,Gmw IS Town Of Marion
damages.
cE Dos vs. W d wllns'srd
geg,.
Henry Hahn & Co Us w NJ Free
man; debt
rs sNigert y " NJ FrSemau
debs,
There are cighty-two equity eases
aud Of this number oaly ihirIeea ar
new cesos; they are:
Daniel Stone VS. A L Il bertson.
Addie Belt vs. Fini, Bet,
john " iium,s v Mamie ilnn's
A Brown 4 Co Is Il I flsnary.
David W Young vs. Sarah Young
NJ Bran'ley Us G RICH.
CLARK & Olive W Ben 4 Gmnelt
f > Martin vs. sasan i.ltiio,
W G Carnahan, admir-, VS. u ,
Order.
Pierce K son vs. 5 l. lis lale.
John N CLARK VS. I } Davidson.
CYNTHIA Ford " NJ V Ford.
Petit aGrqTs.
| ~, .li.,,.;,., l. a La of The nlmN
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-03-22
lIfTENDEN CIRCUIT COURT
8enCs Next Mon lay With an
Average Docket of Com.
monwealth.
HOY LAW AND Equity CASES.
Docket, The Grand and Petit
Jurors.
roNmoSwrAurn pocKrr.

cONNoNwEALrH DOtKEr
&c Commonwealth eases have boen
Net i. a. fllloass
rinsr DAY.
b. Lee Cowan. forfeited bal bond.
bat Cowaa, forfeited bail bond.
sstcoSp DAY.
BIZ Hodge malicious eating, two
,con berry Mill D.. rap
b.. Msyuaru, pee iury
b.. hyer-, deiainiuga Woman.
D. Br-.ks aud Rufus lrooAs,
y larceury.
h.. lloldinan. grand larceny.
blob Bogg. OBTAINING a woman.
saDk Dcboc. sclliug liquor with.
Iicea..S, two cascs.
oraoe walker breach Fof the
frgie lalos, eoncC al.oe The birth
Llslsrd.
ouston 81 mbridgc, concealed
sms.
b McCasiin. disturbing woship.
pmc assault and battery.
Quinn, cockGgliinF,
i'm sligcr. house breaking.
sLcri Deal, &C Ing liquor on elee-
dag.
m. johnson. selling liquor on
non day.
bm ButIer, selling liquor without
-. tvo cases
1chard Jones. ARRAY.
m. D,iI~y, asslul, and battery.
Las. Nishe!syn. disturbing wct
bhu G, Moore. malicious shooting;
sasos,
en kiag and Wm. King. malIoi'
ruiiins.
b. King, concealed Weapons two
bic Trail. concealed Weapons; two
acy Wright. concealed weapons.
tHRp Bay
~ Thfylkeld. shooting ~ sud
Neat aud pl.si me mcesled weA-
H.. Ajax, Wright, feloay, brc--
a hui,
pm Graws, keeping iiPpliag
a.
qreys', uuiayfg ly i0ja'lns 81
m. shrr,. concealed weapons.
u. Ling. attempting 10 bun a
nrk Markham, tdsnisilns lilror
miner .
,me, e nae a'e'l weapons,
aY Nillem. brsgeb Of 'qc
Re.
an l,ausrssis ais.urbing religious
kbifg.
sispaa I!a-hios Wpl dim CAMP
dis,srpins rcIigiuas worship,
ohn Batter, disturbing religious
'ship.
gorge wei, ~F'urS'0s religious
biz.
Ma payI.Aan h'<srb Of the peace
"; X Adshia'@p concealed ~e'.
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.pouRrn DAY:

RyplJaaag and others, rape,
Saa,Aiarlis and olhess, rape,
y In Barton, OBTAINING a " 'man.
as. Hstoa, detsIning y woman |;
, cases.
yp. King, cancealed weapons.
samcs, assault and battery.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-03-22


SEVENTH DAY.
|ldams W. Wright ". E Nation
pimcui.
" a, raskuell vs., J. IL. Mott
feat,
Hodge W. J. w. Liuc, debt;
as, willoughby vs, II, A, Jane'i
nages.
v. &. l.. Noorc. VS.. Johu Martin !
Ptment.
Ella1 George. rs Il NJ. Geo'se,
II.
: 'hnsoa Bios. 4 Co VS. W. A.
nj lsw0. Thy &io
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We have a hig line of
White Goods, CoIsets, Hosiery
Dress Shields, Ladies Vests,
Handkerchiefs, Hair Pins,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.

We claim that goods COOL the market affords
and guarantee satisfy YOU in prices ii You will see u.s.
We realize that we have very strong competition in
line and owing this fact have made prices that
will be met in the city and vrno partner in our
business to divide profits i certainly think eau meet
any bodys price article that may be cred in the
market.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-03-22

The ill has been signei by the
Governor and Is aow Law.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-03-22

BIZ Hodge malicious ea,iiag, tive
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II tVhNhNN AAlfh lHN NIL
b. Commonwealth cases have been
Net il a. folloWs
FIRST DAY.
b. Lee Cowan. forfeited blil bond.
bat Cowaa, forfeited bail bond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

WAsmNuTOS, May 2l,-rhe gold
reserve viii stand at about So, 900, 900
when the vxp0tts Of the past week are
deducted, 70 there IL no gain from any
source 10 the meantime. Small guam
titles Of the yellow metal are constant
ly coming into the treasury from
American production from customs
payments, aud Il no more OK pOfta are
ma early this week, the reserve 10
likely TO bu nearer S. 100000 than the
lower figure. Assistant Secretary
Curtis h slill hopeful that exports will
fall on during the next ten days and
practically cease after June lat A loss
Of gB,OOO,0O week, such as was
Witnessed last week, would hammer
the reserve down close TO s65, 900
la the next tnres weeks anu force tho
government 10 take some stops 10 re-
plenish the supply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

90 thu custody OF tur marshal
"At TO tue other ru.ouoG" continued
hiH honor tmcauiuE -rhhOrfl, "ho Gao
give toll iu ihu tum OF 500 fDr hls 49,.
rearance later ~ not, he Will br com.
miticd g. the custody 0f the u. s.,
murshal until the further order % this
cIur;--uutil J BOD au opportunity Tor
taking hiH case up.
sruuilgr di1 nos appear Go srIlah the
thought u' tuis AMI spiaus up quickly
from his seaI, auyluE-i Withdraw my
flea now; / am as guilty as any VI tho
rest OF tue boy.
Judge Muuilt-f0u mus. plead either
guilty Or not guilty.
The AUTOMATICALLY.
Judge Murfi,,-Woli, then your sen.
isugu 30 tue same as tue utnufs-iurut
layE
The uuiIre batch was riding w. 10 Ga.
"Iuu," huif au hJIf later
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A Referees Findings.

Referee II. Ii. Cabell this afternoon
filed bis findings In the case OF Joseph
BaumgaTI0u VI George Culllus. The
suit was brought IN reference 20
certain deed OF conveyance Of property
aud has been on the tapis long while.
The Referee found that the plaintiffs
cause of action was barred by section
l0i NJ the code OF civil procedure OF
Utah Territory, anu that tho deed
delivered by defendant 20 plaintiff
should DO reformed by adding % tho
description OF the premises. That
defendant should recover his taxed
court costs,
rho court confirmed the findings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

RO,tE, May 2l,-rhe pope was
present today ~ the c0ntlstOfy 81
which new cardinals were formally
invested With thelrred hats. ThuE Pope
pfeconizaitd twunty.four bishops anu
announced the appointment Of the FOL.
lowing a. bishops: Rev. Paul SInnislaus
LAR Icqur, bishop OF the seo VI 5her.
brooke, Quebec; Right Rev. Joseph
Ira emaouer, Fort Wayne; Right Row.
a. J. GlOriauK, ID. ~, Boise CITY,
idah0; Right Rev. l.. J. Dunno, ID. d.,
Dallas, Tex; Rigut Ruv. Michael
lierney, HarIord, Conn; Right Rev.
Paulck u. DJnaghue, wheeling, w.
Va, and Right Rev. T. NJ. A. Burke,
Albany, n. Y.
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OPIUM DEN uEpRAvlTY.
A Chinese Proprietor Oh Trial IN the
Police Court To-day.

The horrible condition OF Chinese
opium den derpnvity as It exists la
this city was plainly portrayed la the
police court this morning when Fon
Gee, the proprietor Of a Second youth
street Joint, was on trial.
The accused has long been suspected
a. conductor VI house where the
extract Of the poppy plant II smoked by
white women, For days aud nights
the place was under official survcil.
lance. Women came and women went.
Evidence accumulated, and early yes.
IeFday morning PatrJlmen Gillespie,
Roberts and Ford raidod the house.
The story Of violousuuss aud
utter abandon related by the
arresting ON uars beggared description.
Two white women were found lying
on the dor completely under the iu.
hu,ncu Of the drug and almost Ia
nude state, win FOn Gee they were
taken 10 the city jail The Chinamau
WAS charged with maintaining an
opium joint and the women as being
resorlefa. FOu Gees case went over
until this afternoon and that Of the
women continued until tomorrow.
The oiliCeTs COuhscalel complete
opium smoking Outht with their
prisoners, II WAS taken 10 the ofiieo
OF Cniof Pratt anu placed among the
relies Of rOgues In cabinet kept Tor
the purpose.
Fon Gees case was concluded before
Justice smith this afternoon. F1u
declared Ia pigeon English that he
was innocent but the women admitted
that they emit the pipe" frequently al
the request Of and solicitation OF the
Chinsman. The result was that the
defendant was sent TO jan Tor my
days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

"Captain" jesse was closely ques.
toned NJ The police station today 70.
gafding his autectdenIs anu his iuent.
hcaIion with the Industrial army
movement He stated that he was
regularly engaged Ia work Ia CALI
ioruia until recently At $500 day.
Finally tho hard times commenced
ami MS wages were reduced 10 $3.50
pur DAY. Thcn oven that was not as
regular as he liked. He could, how.
ever get work at 81 per DAY but sail
ho refused 10 accept 1t. Asked as 10
whether he would not work Tor that
figure now, he declared that no would
not, neither would his men, who were
not "dOllar day lab0r0fH."
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4 P0lIcemnn vs. nnekmrn.

John Harrington and William shcp.
pard, hackmen, were on trial before
Justice Smith this morning ona charge
Of using abusive language. This com.
planning witness was i. II. Holzein er,
OF the Rio Gfnnde Western. According
10 tho testimony of the witnesses, la.
elegant language was used by Police
Onlcer Miner towards tho defendants.
Brsidus rcsofting 10 the usu Of words Ia
strict violation Oi the rules OF the police
department II appeafs that he raised
his CLUB, aud wAH about 10 strike one Of
the hackmen, IL Il stated his suspen.
sion from duty II one OF the pr0baOill.
tlcs. The alteration took place at thu
RIO 6randeWestern depot ca Saturday
lasl and arose out Of dispute ~ %
crossing the "doad" liuo al the depot.
Harrington was discharged and Shep.
paTd nueds6.
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sun rassIuE Arouud lho nal

The "Home reserves are stlll
passing the hat around With a view 70
getting money enough 10 pay the
nnea " the Imprisoned CaTIeTites,
whose terms expire Ju Wednesday
morning next Cuuiliglng stories arc
lOld M 10 the amount Of money collect.
cd, According 20 some tue responses
10 subscription solicitation are quite
sufficient 10 pay tho hnus Of the Train
stoHlUu, OIners cay tuAt consider.
able sum IL yet wanted, but aud that
10 will be- raised between tbia and
tomorrow night. A total VI sl55 10
needed. It's also intimated that there
are counterfeit collectors appealing for
shekuls, ami an ORDER has been issusd
tquiuny each asker Tor aims ~ pro.
luce his credentials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

wAsIISGlOS, May 2l.-Soventoen
Laplandors enroute 10 Alaska leave
Madison, Wis, today for San Fran.
cisco, whore they will take chartered
vessel for Port Clarence, Alaska, which
they expect 10 reach on June 80.
The head of the party u William a.
kletman, the new superintendent Of
Port Clarence station, who had made
contract with tho Laplanders to
manage herds oi reindeer lrOm Siberia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
aENEnAL 800 IILrEn.
Engaged TO AZ American Girl. who
was Afraid 60 marry Hun.

Engaged TO AZ American Girl. who
was Afraid 60 marry Hun,
NEW HORl, May 2l.-rhu news
received mere that tue engagement OF
General Antonio Eketa, vice president
OF Salvador AMI general Of tue army,
with Ida Dent Wright was broken OH,
occasluned great surprise and excited
much Interest, Tue announcement Ol
their engagement WIS mode public last
June. IL had then existed Tor three
months, the couple having met IA
MeAioO, where Miss Wight wau travel.
Ing win her mother, Mrs. Marie Rob
inHou Wright, OF Oakland, Mi. IL was
originally General Ezela's wish 10 DO
married In Mexico, rs he greatly 90.
sired 10 have his friend, General Diaz,
serve nH PadTinO for him. This hid not
accord with the deHires OF his belTOthed,
and during the month OF June tue af.
Engagements were made for military
wedding, to DO celebrated Ia October,
In THIS city. Then came the TevOlu.
tionary outbreak Ia Central America,
which has for months kept den.
EzetA buoy. Mles Wright finally came
10 the conclusion that the hazard was
too great and requested her mother TO
write the letter declaring the engage.
ment eli,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
sn.nended Police Omesr..

Chief Of Police Pntvs power under
the new nro and police bill Is manifest
Ia suspundiug from duty two Of the
pntrOlmUn, Larsen aud Lcayilte. Both
% those officers, according 90 the
charges against them, ATE guilty 90
using abusive nuI pfUiabu Language,
ono 10 thu other Too nfa aud police
commissioners Will iuycatiEatU the
.pHFH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

CaTBerrI Fatally shot. Rsfnses 90 Tell
by whom.

NEW York, May 2l.-James Car.
berry, n driver IN the employ VI tue
street cleaning department, who was
taken 10 Harlem hospital Saturday
night with "A bullet In his back, died
without revealing the name Of his
slayer. lie said he had started for a
walk early In the morning with his
wife, but had lett her 10 join John
ScAnl0n. lie and Soanl0n drank
several times, he ssaid, anu then sopar.
ated, ami shortly aiturwaTi, at 04lh
street aud First avenue, he got the
bullet IN his back. Hu mad had no
trouble, he declared, anu no could not
imagine who had shot him.
Alta late hour last night detectives
learned that the story told by Car.
berry war, as they first suspected, a
iAlsehood. fhey found, they say, that
Cafbofry was with gang OF men In "A
stone yard Ia Pleasant avenue, be-
tween 18th aud 18th streets NJ 1880
O'Clock Saturday night. THIS stone
yard 10 opposite the stables OF the
cleaning department. A light occur.
rod and Cafborfy received his death
wound during tho quarrel. Tho two
men harnessod hOrSe aud putting the
wounded man In, drove, not 10 his
home close by, but 10 Bcanlon's house.
rheTe no was placed ON bed, anu the
police notlted. Why the man was
carried such dislauce Is mystery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
senntorlaI nrlbsry Inanir,.

WAsmNGrON, May 2l,-rne soma.
torial committee 10 investigate the
allegations OF ths attempt 10 corrupt
Senators Hunton anu Kyle held brief
session today. Senator Huuton ami
his son testified. The correspondence
between them upon the subject was
laid before the committee. &. W..
ButtE asked this privilege 10 represent,
No answer was made. Senator Kyle
told the COMMITTEES that about Two
months ago ho was approached by
Butlz with proposition 10 pay him
sll, 900 for his vote,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

NEW YOKK, May Alan unusually
high tide prevailed along this coast last
night. A. far AZ asoerlsinod NO serious
damage has been done.
Two vessels are reported Ia distress
OF ScAbright, n. j. Tue track Of tho
New jersey Central IL washed out
between Seabright amt Highland
Bcaon aud the sand IL piled 10 TO 10
feet high. NOTmaudie station 10 en-.
uTely covered by sand. Between
Morgan anu south Amb3y on the n.
Y. nnd Long Branch railroad sand n
piled 10 feet high. A. COney Island
the Brighton Beach railroad tracks arc
submerged. The sea 10 running over
the beach into the meadows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
Cnrhcll MIIIIrhI Inch.nn.

NEW YoRiS, May 2l.-Champion
James J. COrbelt has written letter
10 Joe Nondig, a member VI the Duval
Athletic Cluu, Of Jacksonville, no will
agree To meet jackson IN October II
the organization Will bang up a purse
OF Sgj, 900. Nendig says the club will
Offer purse u that amount and be.
sides will give each principal 81 900
for training expenses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

NEW YomS, May 2l.-.rho stock
market opened strong. The attack on
sugar was renewed aud the price broke
%. Of which, soon recovered.
Free selling caused "a decline N The
mcst active shares; Northern Pacific
preferred 20 ~, decline psr cent
from The opening; suEar which hnd
rallied per cost, lost ] Silver OIL.
lead, 20.