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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16

New YoIuS, May loon the
American nne steamer which sails
today are booked: George J. Gould,
Mrs. Gould, Master Kiugman and Jay
Gould, Mayone aud Helen vivian
Gould.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16
.oNanLss rnnrEEDINas.
a Rumorod Attempt to nribo sen,
atuFs.

wAMuN0ION, ID. O., May TO-
Lodge introduced IN the senate a
resolution Aut0rizlng tue appointment
OF i've senators 10 investigate the
charges Of attempted bribery OF sen.
at0rs In connection with the pending
tsrin bill, and also the charges rub.
iished by the Philadelphia PreSS Mon.
day morning, containing allegations
relating 10 the influence Of the sugar
trust upon tariti legislation, At tho
request OF COckfell the resolution was
laid upon the table until tomorrow,
Rumofs 10 use money 10 influence
action ON the tarid bill have boeu
circulated but heretofore received
little attention, IL II learned deiihite-
ly today that intimRtiOus that n money
consideration could TO secured for
votes against the tariff have been
made 10 the clerks OF Senatorsliy le aud
Hunton by North Dakota lobbyist,
formerly member Of Congress from a
Southern state and who was identified
with the carpet baggera. IL was repre-
scented that Kyle should receive slI,.
900 and 81 900 TO DO retained by the
go.betwoun Hs hia commission.
MoFaflane, Kyle's clerk, promptly
Informed Kyle, who Ia now in South
Dakota, auu Will return to Washington
on Saturday. IL IL scarcely possible
that Guy syndicate controlling the
money necessary 10 attempt " put.
chase votes would entruHt II To a man
who approached tue clerk.
SENATOR DUnols's SPEECH.
In the Senate discussion OF the
tarin bill this afternoon Mi.
Dubois announced that he had
no great desire 10 make a speech upon
tho pending bill, but II there had been
an effort made by the Democratic
party 10 carry out the pledges OF the
platform OF 1892 there might have been
an Opportu nity Tor fair and inlerest-
Ing discussion Of the respective adj.
vautages OF free trade ana protection
as questions OF economy and prlnoi.
ples. The party had still an oppoflu.
nifty TO present such bill and / would
have been glad TO discuss such
bill and many senators who
now at silent In their seats
would have contributed much that
was useful In taun discussion.
lie claimed that the discussion was
dwariod on account Of the many
different bills which had been pre-.
scented, H0 named the various bills
and continued; owe now have the
German bill which does not cure the
defects Of the previous measures and
represents the Individual wishes and
interest VI the constituents OF the In,
diylduala on the Democratic side. All
these measures are protection pure and
simple.n
Mr., Dubois claimed that his state
had been greatly discriminAted against
ami principally Ia the matter OF wool
and lumber. Ho returned his thnnka
for what had boon done for lead ore,
though he thought three.fourihs OF a
cent per pound was hardly sufficient
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16
STiLL IN a TUnmoIL.
More Riots Expected Ia Few Days
NJ BAY nNNnIh.

ST. JOINS, n. r., May To-Day
Devoid 10 still in a turmoil. Tbs
Lolleo were beaten and put to fight
Yesterday A. Gull island. They had to
t9teAten TO nae firearms before the mob
.lspersed. The police went to arrest
hs leaders In the fTst attack. While
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16
Mill nE mIAND TUMONROM.

GREES RIVER, Wye, May l0.-The
troops went into camp with the com
munwealefa. Marshal PlnkhAm will
arrive this afternoon with warrants and
Judge Rluer will give tue common.
vealUrs hearing tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16
M uIAm INpusrRIALs.

PUEBLO, Colo, May l0.--Finy Utah
industrialS, whose leaders were arrest
Ell at Provo after capturing a train,
arrived here today on n freight train.
The remaining 400 will follow. The Rio
Gfande carries the men rather than
have trouble with them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16
SOLDIERS ON GUARD.
n, lriuslrlals at Cheyenne Turned
over 10 tle Troops.
WILL ne RETURNED TO IDAHO.
b., n, rrled on the Charge Of Larceny
OF a raln.-0Ihsr Common
wealers Heard From.

s.,.a. DipaisA 70 ne SEwA
GerES RIVER, wyo., May iG.-The
t,, companies Of the Seventeenth
,.isnt,y arrived from Cheyenne on
,,s ,psoial train ut four o'clock this
morning. 1.-The troops remained In the
IN, until seven O'Clock, when the
t.su we're pitched and regular military
donations were put ia force. Tho
,,mB vas delegated Camp Rankin In
honor OF U. ). Marshal Raukins, WIN
,..p,clally deserving Of praise for the
EXCELLENT judgment he has exercised
i1 conducting the Affairs. lie appre'
bspdsd the desperate company Of in-
Iusirlaa who took tho train from Mar
sbaI pinkham Of Idaho anu posse and
held them until the troops arrived
without a single mishhp.
Atlho request Of Marshal Rankin,
Colonel POLAND, tho commanding ofli'
cor. relieved the deputy marshalr this
morning aud placed tho soldiers on
guard 10 watch the industrals, whose
camp 4 CLOSE 10 camp Rankin head.
quarters. Mauhal pinkham will at.
~ rom iJaho this afternoon with
wss,asts tor the men under guard and
~ soon ns Judge Rlner can
,ors from CheySnne the order
viI h. made for Marshal
psntip IN turn them over 10 him 10
-. iatsn 10 RoIs, CIV 10 la tried on
.ehssg. NJ iatcenv of n train.
TSs iniustfisis say Of ooufse they
,-lit nny.t 10 90 with fhn tronps. hut no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16
The DEFENSE OPENS.
General" Carter and Ills nsH H0W
Take Their Turn
AT roDArs INVESTIGATION.
Motion 10 Discharge Certain VI The
Defendants Ovcrrulcd by
the Court.

When the NEWS report Of tho Carter
ot nj contempt case closed yesterday
afternoon Deputy Marshal Fowler, Of
Provo, was under the fire Of cflsa.oK.
animation. The fsucccsdiug & g..
mony went to show inst noe. VI
the defendants engaged In the disturb.
ance; that threats were used and club,
bfahdishoI alo't when tho deputies
appeared on the scene. Nearly All the
twtniy.svvun men now charged were
idoatifud ~ having been present.
The crowd was excited aud tho MOI
declared they would not submit 10 ar.
rest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Notice is hereby given that in obcdi-
encc to an order Of the district court for
tho Seventeenth judicial district of Texas,
/ will ON the first Tuesday Ia March,
said month between the hours Of ~
O'clock a. IN and 4 o'clock p. m. at
line courthoUse door Of rurrnnt county,
Tryns In the city of Fort Worth. sen at
hubble outcry to the highest bidder all
The property, franchises name and good
md The C:agette company. including the
F0rt Worth Daily Gazette, The Fort
Worth Wpekly Gazette and the Fort
North Scmi-Ncckly Gazette, aud also
Including ono electric motor Of fve-horse
mower. one Bullock Webb pcrfecting
press, with attachments complete; one
nluer-Yettipr machine. complete: onc 3D.
horse mower Rice automatic engine, with
nft1cbmcuts complete; one 45-hOrse mower
boiler complete. rollers for press com
pletc. one proof press, also hclting, pull
Errs shafdnry type. plates dcsks,
list of which will be found in the office
of Tho clerk of the said district court, in
the Inventory filed February ., 1891, In
the case of W. II. Parsons a Co. vs..
the Gazette Company ct al, aud on
pages 1 to T. both inclusive. OF said in,
ycntorv. cNccut money ON hand mentioned
therein. And also including the follow
ing real estate. which is mentioned ia
sni1 Inventory. to-wit. Lot 9 IN hlocl; Ii.
AIanlosn Heights addition to tho city Of
Fort Worth. Tarrant county. Texas:
also lois o. 10. II, Il. %, 81. 30 aud 30,
In biock ia. Port Aransns, Nueces
county Tcxns. also 800 acres of land
Stenhen Il Minter survey, Throckmorton
county Texas: also lots ! aud ., in
block ;. Santa Anna, Coleman county,
! Texas. nlso lots 9 and 10, in block 10.
| Folsom Springs CollaN county, New
I 49,. A.. la h1,tsE 1,t u,
| biocl, la lot . in block ~. lot II in
block -. lot 10 in block SO, lot II in
| block ~. all in Cotton Mills addition to
| tho city of Fort Worth. 1nrrant county,
| Texas, also lots and Z. IN block II, In
| Dixie Wagon Manufacturing Company s
| addition To the city Of Fort Worth, Tar
rant county. Texas; also lots / 10 H.
both inclusive. beng block Api, Of the
East division of Laredo, Webb county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
GLAn rHEY,Rn ALWn.
Two Drummers Lid 10 Cave by
M00nshiners.

o. NJ
barbonrsyille. n.y., Il en-. - Two Two
druinmers-Alf HUI OF Chicago and Ion
johnson OF Baltimore here on
their return from an extended ulp
through the back mountain counties ana
tell a most singular story OF tnelr wan
deiings, which Is generally credited here.
While out 10 this picturesque. country
they decided 10 take uhy on 9hl 81
hunting Everything went well until
they had started on their return 20 the,
little mountain village when ,they missed
the road ana became Iost IN the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
A BIG THEFT
DEEDS TO PROPERTY VALUED
AT 100000 STOLEN
From the Gov-rnment-rhe Property
Was wiiled to the Government by
wealthy ola Nian.-'rhe Thief
Captured aud He Is Now
out on Bond.


BY Associated Press.
New York. Feb. 2S.-William Iaini-
son Of Port Townsend Wash, VINO IS
charged with being principal IN plot
10 cheat tie government Of sSb,VVO
by stealing me deeds TO i've large tracts
of land frtm the land otice in WASH
ington, u. G.. Is now in WaAhin gton,
ami the case, II Is expected, viii DO on
trial The latter part OF this week IN the
United States district court.
james Elder. q wealthy man 9l w nat
com. Wash., prior TO March, lSJl, made
a gift deed to the United States gov
ernmcnt 70 1--WE tracts Of land Of the
value Of $4,000. He decided the land
~ the government with the request that
IL be given 10 deserving immigrants from
the ovcrrrOwded East " is saN rc,a-
tiyes ooncocted scheme TO steal the
papers from the laud office IN Wash.
iuriou and substitute for them forged
documents.
Iainison went to Washington and pre-
tended to be Interested IN a wei known
land company NJ the West, aud he was
Introduced by his lawyer to oihcals OF
the land office. He distracted hVr OF
the Elder recordg from tie box aud went
10 New Ynrl, and had the deeds copied
The clerk when be discovered inc loss
and the theft reported 70 prnmmond
who hal Iunlson arrested Elder Wh'
arrested at Mhatcum fortnight ago aud
taken 10 Washington with Iamison. IheJ
are now uH ON bnil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
IN LOOKS BADLY non KRE1nnN.
Poison Is Said TO Have Rccn Found in
the Brain Of Muller.

Baltimore. Feb. ~ 1t is said the re-
sulls OF the chemical analysis Of the
brain Of Karl Muller, the saloonkepper
who is believed 20 have been "a victim of
Dr. Krcmien. will be as startling ms
those OF the Forrc autopsy. Prof vii
son was engaged today completing Tho
analysis Of portions of Forres' remains.
He began that OF Mullers. but refused
TO disclose the results.
The main test Is said to he directed
to the brain and Deputy State Attorney
Campbell today gave the reason. Ii WINS
well known when Mnler's BODY was ey-
hnmed that poison would be found. AZ
the body Ind been cmbalmed Enbahn.
ing fluid never reaches the brain unless
specially injected there. and tbis tbs
undertaken positively declares Was mar
done in The Muller case yet It il said corr ,,T.
rosiye suhiimatc has been fonnd In Tia
brain. 90 'i'c
The state; Il Is understood. now has
proof that DIR. Krcmien did not use w,
luton Of corrosive suhlimate M nm .n
isepdc in making n post mortem evan, MI.
nation of John Ferries remains M lam.
hach's undertaking establishment as bo
claims 10 have done IV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
IN THE CITY.


Frank Daniels is to make his annual
how 10 a Fort Worth audience next
Monday night. The engagement Oh ulis
fnvorltc comedian aud his big comedy
,yiil III seen in that fnriously funny
fantastical farce, Little Puck, but in so
different form as 10 practically make
ii a new play In this revival Of lAtile
Puck, Mr Daniels will sing amons
other things, several costermonger SONGS
one OF which will be entirely new 70
our theanr c0crs. The words and mu-
So were written and are now being sung
by Chevalier. the famous London con,
cert hall singer IT il called MY va
Dutch. j" Mr.. Daniels gives. his version
Of II by special permission from Cheya'
lier himself. The comedians support
ing company numbers twenty-five peo-
Die. and includes some of the most sue
cessful players on the farce comedy
stage of today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Tomorrow night Miss Annie Eva
Fov.I the spirit medium. will appear at
GreenNnlrs opera house. The Houston
Post says: Tho seance given by Mss
Annie Eva Fay at the opera house las,
night was OF a kind which mystites ana
puzzles and strikes different people ~
different ways. Some will call II spirit
ualsm and others will say II is Nstt
domain, pure and simple. some VIII
insist that whnt they have seen belongs
to the realm Of the supernatural ana
others that il is very clever 0rnncc'
Whatever It Is the performance IS coz
tainly wonderful and It Will puzzle any
body to know how 1t is done. There Is
no impeuetrahle darkness about the Sc
ancc which Miss Fay conducts me
lights burn brightly aud committee
from the audience is permitted 10 ne on
the stage and 10 closely examine, WINE
nt her back was a board to Which the
bands by which she was bound Were
tucked. This having been done the
curtain was pulled over the aperture of
the cabinet and Immediately musical IN
atrdments which had been placed at a
distance Of fully six feet from where tine
lady sat began To sound ana We're
thrown out bells were ringing ana hands
were appearing from the top anu eidc
of the cabinets.
Were these spirit hands?
Miss Fay will probably say they were
but the skeptical will shake their heads
Another time the cabinet, having been
| first thoroughly examined all around, holl
| inside and out and the gcntlCcnen IRON
| the audience being careful TO sec that NO
| one gets in or out. is supplied with inu'
| steal instruments and then closed NJ.
| Miss Fay, another lady from the Nuli
cnce and q well known citizen are seated
| In front Of the cabinet and the insiru
! mnnfs In the cabinet are made to nllN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
DOWN TO BEDROCK
Are the Public Funds OF the Ohio State
Treasury.


Columbus. Ohio. Fob. % When the
state treasury closed for business ON Sat
urdly there WIS scarcely 5000 IN the
general revenue fund At the same time
$1,000 OF legislative salaries and the
monthly bills uf an the public Institutions
were due nud payable, This unpleus-
ant condition of Affairs is charged TO the
tluglc between the two houses ON the
common school appropriation bill, which
prevents Tie county trclsurers from set
ting with thc treasurer Of the state.
But this Is not the trouble. The eys-
tom of advance drafts To mec nppr0.
rrintions il excess Of the stutc's revenue
Is primarily TO blame The state IA
in much worse financial condition than
the legislature seems TO comprehend.
BolE State Auditor Poe and State Treas.
urpr Cope sounded notes ol warning IN
,hoir official reports. but tho inGnoicrs
OF fbc legislature seemed TO regard thom
as campaign lies The only thing that
will prevent the state treasury from put
| tag mp itF shnttcrs tomorrow viii be The
| timely arrival of $4,000 of Dow tax
from Hamilton county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
VERMON1vS PRIDE.
The Remedy that Makes People WELL Paine's
Celery Compound.

erv compound. Persistent headaches ~.
Chronic constipation no lonsfF u"s 49,
oHn. ana the terrible heart ihrahpinss ,lo .a
which 80 many urcd women sln'l raw
them Ia peace. - "A,
Bacause VI this wonderful discovery p,
paineA celery compound, thQu.lln7 W.
homes have been made brighter am hust'
OF sirE men and women led ffpm nFniNHN'
ency 10 health and activity, ,.t...
sunlight has not cast more Dltlutnt
Into thOusands ~ homes uifpu4hnnl Guy,
country than has this greatest irnedy OF
the Nineteenth century. Ncryons Mninf9
suffering from pain md drplrsslon nnd
relief after a few days use of This Nohuef-
fgl remedy
The thousands Of testimonials from men
ana women all through the ranntfy iel
the story most COnylucingly " the Falnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Chicago. Feb. 2S,-Letters arr boir,
reserved almost daily from Miss Francs
Willard who is still an invalid At LoJy
LEFTY SomerSets cottage at Reicats.
branches II Che Women's Cbristie, nm
perance union in this country rcgsrji ,,,
The proposed national ohservnncs K,
March next Of the ninetieth birtbda,- ~
Gen, Neal Dow. Advices reccivef ",
the headquarters In this eity STAG tbaa,,
every state aud territory Ia tbe rnior
mas been. heard from, and that the eeI,a
p,s,io5 y 9slng acuyely worked IN
All ever the world temperance v.ori,e,.
viii take up collection on fhe ss,n,. 3 =,
for the work of the worlds union '''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01
The winnebago S1nNw Who Claims EK
Governor Rice Was Her Husband.


St. Paul. Nfiun,. Feb. a6.-Gcorge W,
Walsh and GuyT. Graves, attorneys for
Wec-lInn.Ko the WinnebAgo sduaw
who claims to he the common-law wife
Of the late OK Governor Henry NJ Rice,
have finished securing evidence At the
reservation near Sioux City aud have
returned here aud fled formal objec.
ton IN the probate court TO the will Of
Mr.. Rice. which leaves the property. cs-
timntcd 10 be worth SiO00.0OO 10 Mrs
Matilda w. Rice and her thildren. The
protest alleges that Wee-Hun-Ko is The
legal wife OF the late Mr. Rice and
TINT she and her three children, Henri.
eta. isconore and Henry NJ Rice. Ir.
are cutiticd 10 all the real and personal
property Of the dead statesman. When
the case shall come up before Iudri
Oliver next Thursday, Wee-uun-Kh's Al
torneys will attempt 10 prove that IN,
Indian eQuaw was united 20 Nir. Rio,
by iAiian rilunl hack about lSin; thai
they lived together as mau and VIII,
for several years; that neither part,
over secured divorce; that Mr.. ms,
deserted her whom she went away TO H.
reservation in Iowa. married again. mi,
denied his relation 20 Wee-Hun-Ko M,
| Rice heirs have made a motion 10 sfrit
| out the objection and say they will nav
20 difficulty ia proving that whateye
Mr.. Ricc's relations 10 Wer-IInn-IS.
/ were they were not those ofa husband.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

And Her Little Ball Of Yarn Saved
His Life


IIarrodsburg Ky, Feb, 2T.--lumcs II,
pcshalter, "a highly respectable farmer
IN the western end OF this county met
with a serious accident yesterday that
came near proving fatal, and his life WIS
saved as II by miracle, lie was cut
ting wood Tor the oookstOve. when a
stick few up, striking him across the
nose. blood flowed copously and could
not be chopped A country physician was
sent for aud soon came to the relief, but
failed to effect cure,
The news " his danger Of bleeding to
dcnth soon spread throughout the neigh
borhood and good Samaritan In the
person of old Mrs. Nelson came IN not a
minute too soon Sho averrcd She could
staunch The How OF blood IN two minutes.
She was allowed TO have her way. and,
procuring a ball Of wo0llcn yarn, wrap
ped q strand around the neck Of the
allotted man, drawing 1t rather tightly.
In less than the time specified her rcm-
cdy proved effective and tho blood ceased
10 How; hut tho man Was 50 feeble from
l0ss OF blood that he had TO Law IN bed.
He evlnced his gratitude hy making a
nice present to the old lady Of one Of his
hest milch cows. The medical men ndl-
culc tho means employed to save The
mans iife, hut Mr.. pcshaltcr * loud IN
hle praise of the good old lady. who 4
oyey four score years of age. who says
she has, by the same means. saved 4
/ number Of persons similarly affected
after the doctors had failed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

40 Any Rate ihr Birda owner WIN Try
90 Make u uur.
pnmeriy. Ohio. Fob. ~. There Is Canary
tli lu d barber sh1p IN this city which ia
exciting great iutUr1st tmong nrul hird
tinriea. n must he troubled with sleep
irs-ngss, 49, tor ,he past Few months II
h1s put lu every hour from sunset tu day
llrut swinging lts motions Hrr as regular
MS the pendulum ~ % clock duriug thc long
hours OF The night In fHct, the sounds "
mnkcH on iu wire swing greatly rpsemblc
the ucltnrk uf an ollsihlrsty old timer,
ii hiss heeu cytlmutpi that mis- bird makes
At2uu forward aud backward moves every
night without pppnrrHt pAcr,iun. the dis.
lance covered by each move being about
SIX inches, ur over four miles for twelve
hous. Tho motion seems TO be SUM-
by contraction Of the muscles Of the legs,
The proprietor VI the shop s. about Ca
attach euck works 90 the sWiug m order Ia
ascertain what the bird will do In the mot
ter VI recording tho PASSAGE of time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-01

Peculiar Contagious aud Fatal Disease on
tlIn Ohln-lndlanA Llnn

f-erultnF Contiguous uuu Nhlhi Disease GU
tho ohio-lndiana i.iuc,
Greenyllr, Ohio. Feb IS Reports have
been received hero today from Snarinns.
hurg. Ind, a small hamlet " three mndrod
inhnbltnnis, Just ncrpsa tho state line, vi Il
terrible scourge that l. al present raging IN
anl about tnut Mace.
Tho disease TINT lA causing 80 much trnu
hle " what n known az hlnck erysipolus
Afier II has assumed gangrrnU nature Tie
Affected parts turn black aud eventually
die, The tongue beeoincn black and very
fhiok nnd iho pailnnt then dies an eS-
circulating death This plisuc has been
raging here for about ten days, and IN his
abort time seventeen PERSONS hava sur.
cnmbea % the dreadful disease, Pr John
beTy. who 81 the only Ylyaiclan IA that
locality, has attended an ~ those cnHes.
and now lies nt dtRihs door suilerlne FROM
tho same dispnse A phyaieiNn frnni Gin.
c!nnoi has been to the place besides phy
Fidnns from Richmond Winchester, Indian.
npllia mud other points. TiVy al pronounce
ny disease as being ceniuslous enl always
fatal. Splri1nshurg II only fllrrc miles
from the coored settlement thar had IN
cpihcmir Of smallpox Recently, several
physicians from thls city Will bold a con
nuitation Mon0ey over Dr. Bcyy's ease.