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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
FRANCIS A. BROWN DEAD.
Hs Passes Peacefully 10 Rest at
Ogden To-day.
A Noble, Faithful worker In the Carse
OF Truth IL called 90 the
spirit world.
The following telegram was received
today by the NEWS;

The following telegram was received
today by the NEWS
OGDEN. Utah, Juno g.-FrAncls A.
Brown died ~ s;l5 a. m. Further par
ticuiara Will bo sent later.
NJ. PouLrEn
Elder Brown was born In Milford,
OIssgo county, n. ", November II.
1922; Joiued tho Church OF Jesus
Christ of LAtter.dAy Saints February
II, 1874, being baptized by John Lane.
In Oc.ober following he emlgrAted 10
Nauyoo, where he taught school, and
afterwards lAbored ON the Temple until
the exodus In 1876 When the body VI
the Church moved west, he lmsde a
visit to tue State OF New York, where
he married And soon afterwards re.
moved to Kanesvillc, Iowa. There no
again taught school aud was employed
IN store until the epIing Of 1861,
when he was called on a IuisSion ~
Nova Scotia. While on this IN oil sou,
he visited the island Of Cape Breton,
where he baptized nine persons Auu
organized branch Of the Church.
companion, he also baptized a number
In Halifax and organized them into n
branch. Having returned 10 Council
Bluffs In the spring Uf 1858, he once
more engaged In sonOOl teaching.
In ths meantime his wife died, aud
having married again, he emigTAted to
Utah In 1855, locating iu Ogden,
where he has resided ever aimee. la
/ a.. A.. 10. -. ~
" here he had n sister residing, aud ia
ls65.bS he performed n good mission
| to lautupe, spending two years Ia HO.-
land, where he acquired pretty
| thorough knowledge Of the DuIoh
language, aud afterwards presided one
year over the Nottingham Conference,
England, While In Holland some
sixty pernons were baptized aud the
Voice Of Warning was translated iuto
the Dutch language. Ia 1851 and $500
he again performed a good mission Ia
| Holland, being president Of the
netherlands Mission.
At home no mas hlled many post
lions Of trust and responsibility. For
two years ho served as probate Judge
| Of Weber county Tor ten years IN
alderman Of the Clty council OF o.
den, anu also as Justice OF the Peace
for several years, Previous 10 hia DO.
| parture ON his ilrst mission 10 Europe,
10 taught school Tor uine Year,, aud
alter his return was engaged "A mum.
Dor Of years IN tho Ogden branch Of
Ilon's Cooperative Mercantile In
stltuuOn. Asp resident Of the Central
Canal company, he took an active
part In getting tho water from the
Weber river upon The dry bench be-
tween Ogden anu haysyills. Since
1851 he has been rugaged principally In
farming puTsuits. When tue prose.
cutions for polygamy aud unlawful
cUhabitatlon commenced, 10 was one
Of tue nrst victims selected from
Weber county. Having boen arrested
May TO- 1885, on a charge Of unlawful
eohabitatiou, We was arrAigned 10 the
First District Court In Ogden on June
SJIh. when he fnrnishsd all Iho evil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
Historic Places.

The June number Vi me Contributor
contains as one Ui iis lcaIiug articles
MissiOns aud Missionary WOfk-a
symposium from tue presidents Of
various Lattor.Cay saint Missio rs.
Valuable suggestions arc given In
these contributions 10 young men con-
corning the preparation necessary Tot
those who expect to engage la the
noble labor ot preaching tue Gospel.
The present article, continuation Of
which will appear In the July number
Of this mag ne, Ia illustrated with
We've Of ~ lsi,go on, Liverpool,
England; also tno headquarters Of the
Netherlands, sandwich lslauds, aud
swias Gud German Missions. Pest.
Anlh1n II. Lund's Rdvico given In
his article should ue read and followed
by the youth OF XJu.
This number VI me Contributor also
contains lIiug Foilytps funeral sermon,
Preaching aud Preaching, Rtmbungs
Around the World, An Att STUDENT In
Pifis, ami other contributions which
make the issue an exceedingly inter
Vstins one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09

deBce hlm,oli Tor hls conviction AMI
read an hbly plea Ia court, in whiJh
he asserted that he wOulI rather hRvd
his heat severed from his body than
pTUve feCftnut 10 his wivts AMI
children anu betrhy his trust
His rematks were Characteristic Of
tuo muL--uoble, courageous ana con.
sc.ouuous. lie was tfue to what o
conceived 10 be biz poet OF duty, a..
gardless Of tho consequences U hlM.
self w 10 the close VI his lie lu
was active IN hie lsbOrs Tor the wolihte
oi his fellow Utiuga aud the establish -
mont OF righteousness on the ear, b. N -
held tbs respect sud u,tutm, ust only
Ui his 'Uligionitts, but % those Win
differed widely from him in feugiuus
belief, and he Will b. muurueI by oil
Glasses OF citizens. Tue world In bet.
ter through the lives 81 such men ss
Francis A. Brown. Would there were
more Of them.
The following telegram regarding
the funeral was received this after.
noon:
CODES, Utah, June 9.-The funeral
Of H.. A. Brown will boz held at tue
tabernacle on SUNDAY, June lOtn, AZ
. .. IN. NJ. POuLrEM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
UNION PACIFIC ACCIDENT.
A Train Delayed Between Black Rock
and Milford.

Special Dhpaitt 70 ne NEwA
BEAVER, Utah, June "a smashup
on the Union Pacific railway bs.wecn
Black Rock AMI Milford, Thursday
afternoon, was sufficient to keep the
Salt Lake papers AID mail there for the
night The stage came In here at noon
today with two days natl from Sal,
Lake and the East, but II Is under-
stood the mails from Beaver city aud
Southern Utah will bs delayed ga got.
ting 10 Salt Lake accordingly.
Whether cattle or sheep on the track
causoi the imashup, or the lack Of the
section hanus TO keep the road Ia ~.
pair cannot bs ascerialnuI, nor the
extent Of the damage.
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate Of Mary Aun Maxwell, iC.
ceased. Account filed and citation
uismissed, Hearing on account sgt foi
june 2Srd.
Estate OF w, Il. Blsnny, deceased
Citation to j. A, Connally to snow
cause dismissed, on motion OF pet,
liOuer
Estate OF Paul o. Paulson, deceased
Hearing on petition Tor distribution
anu urueT maize accordingly.
Estate OF Abraham Coon, deceased
Hearing on return Of sale OF rea
eAtaLe. Order mAue cor affirming sale.
Estate OF William j. Woodbury., de.
ceased. June 2lst sol for the hearing
VI nnnpai account
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DnmoYED ny DYNAMITE.

SOMERSET, Pa. June 0.-Last night
Be- ilpples, BruDAker and Coleman
hts, nrar Berlin, Pa, were destroyed
tytsmite. Last night was the nfst
y, 10 several weeks tho force hiss not
ish working. IL 10 supposed tbs
.lngs was committed by strikers.
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Charges in Plenty.

An Individual by the nam Of W.
q. Linden, who paid a visit to Frank.
lin avenue last night, got into trouble
with min named Henry by trespasi-
lag on the lat.er's proper ~. When
taken to the CiIy Hall the following
quadrupln charge was booked against
ninH Disturbing the peace, trespats,
aburtve language anu assault with
intent % XIII. Linden was locked up
lace Justice Smith this afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
Temperance Rally.

The NEWS Do requested to announce
tIal tomorrow at 4 p. M, at the Y. NJ,
O. A., Holmes Building, 2ll Slate
street, the Woman's Christian TempeI.
ance Union viii conduct a special
meeting In the interest Ut temperance.
lhs meeting will be- addressed by
prominent speakers and there will be
excellent music. Ladies' as well As
gentlemen invited. Free seats and a
cordial welcome 10 all.
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Qnlet Among Ihe LaMyers.

The members Of the bar appear 10
have been aware of the fact beforehand
that the distric. court judges would
not do much Ia their respective
divisions today, and therefore very
few attorneys were present. As will
bo seen by the briei proceedings re-
ported IN another column, they we're
not far out IN their anticipation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
Land Office.

one filing appears in the local land
Office under date Of June o. 1. is that
Of William NJ. Miller, Of Plymouth,
Box Elder county, desert entry Of tho
northeast quarter Ui the northwest
quarter, anu the south half Of the
northW est quarter OF section ~, IOWA.
snip ii north, RANGE west.
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THE BODY RECOVERED.
II Had LAln Beneath Many Feet Of
SNOW for Months.

This morning the body Of John
Destislssy, an italian mluer was
brought To this city aud taken to
skewes's undertaking establishment,
where Corouer Taylor hold An inquest
this afternoon.
nestisissy peTished In the snow IN
the Cottonwoods last November. His
body lay buried during the entire
winter, and was only found few days
ago when the warm summer sun melt.
cd the great bank OF snow that Gu.
Vrloped Il.
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Saltair.

The Knights Of Pythias are arrsng-
ing for an excursion to salIsir Beach
Thursday, June 2lst.
The Weber stake Academy have
postponed their excursion 10 Saltair,
which was 10 have taken place today,
on account " weather, rney will 10
next week "if the weather permits"
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Services For CIV Prisoners.

Religious iervlces will be held In the
police court room at the city hall to-
morrow morning beginning at $3.50
O'CLOCK Ths meeting will be unuef
the auspices OF the Salvation Army
And all the city prisoners will be re-
qulre1 10 attend.
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Costly 'FRONT.'. They Wore.

Flnlay @. Brooks has been convicted
In u. 3. Commissioner Pfatl's court Of
having dead trout Ia biz possession
aud fined $50 and costs. A stay has
been granted till Monday, and some.
thing n said Of an appeal 70 the Third
district court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09

love-; Bassin, Watson, Lynn, Chees.
man, Morris and Bambofger +. W..
McCslery, wh) has by'n ding duty
NJ inspeciOr Of tue building aud
grounds, was discHrgod and Martin
Christpphtrsun tv.tctuI - do bic work.
After the trats icliou of other routine
business appropriations were made a.
1 .IfoNHt
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Ynehl nnee. AIrenrsd Dor.

LoEDos, June 9.-The iisid say!
10 IL stated that Geo. Gould had an iu-
teryiew with tue Prince Of Wales anu
they arranged Tor "a series Of matches
between the princo'a cutter BritIani
anu Gould's sloop yacht NigllanI.
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A Bulky Street Gar.

A Sixth Street car passing along ou
south Temple street this ai'eraoon,
halt a block east o East Temple street,
gu Idonly refused to move, owing to
some Encouragement OF tue machin'
cry. The united effort VI the oon-ue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09

LOSDoS, June 0.--The publishers OF
T.. J. Iynau's book, "rhe ltish Ma.
tlonal lnvinoiblss ana Their Times"
have Informed the ~. James GassHo
that Tynsn Ia alive anu they are pre-.
pared t0 prove n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09

NEW York, June 9.-At the OPEN
ing Of tue exchange today sugar wa.
tue object OF bear attack aud lost /.
per cent, but subsequently recovered
Leather, preferred, sold up ~.
sugar lost on tie day lead one
per cent rubber, preferred, advanced
"a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09

OMAHA, June 0.-rno drouth In
NsDfAska has been broken. Last
night great quantities Of rain fell.
Today Il continues 20 rain. The DOWN
pour will save about 90 por cent Of the
wheat aud ~ per cent VI tho oats, anu
assures a good crop Of corn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09

NEW YoRIS, June 0.-rhe weekly
bank statement Reserve, decrease,
sl,Oi6, $50; loans, increase, $4,000;
specie, increase, 81, iB5, 800; legal ten.
der, decrease, S2,slU,3 $40. Deposits,
decrease, 81, 25S, 200. Circulation, $50.
100. The banks hold $40. 0l3, 2jU IN
excess Of requirements.
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JUnrED TIIE rnAcK.
4 Fatal Accident on the vandaiia
Line.

sr LOUIS, juno 9.-The eastbound
I'st Train on the Nandalis line leaving
here al $3.50 was wrecked at Pscahon.
tss, LIE. =. A. Paulsen, dfomap,
was killed, and the mail clerk Henry
Albaugh, had his chest crushed. The
injury IL probably iatal.
Dead-firoman ). A. Paulsen, Tcrfo
Hautc, under the wreck.
lniured-Geo. n. Craft, Belloville,
ILL.,, hurs inside; J. a. Albaugh, postal
clerk, hurt In back and cheat seriously;
Z. U. Niverson, postal clerk, hurt IN
head, hip and knee; Miss Auua u.
Acuehler, indianapolis, badly scnlded;
Samuel Richaris, Denver, bruised
back; Oscar Van Horn, postal clerk,
hurt Ia shoulder, head aud bacA. The
accident was caused by the engine
Jumping the track on curve.
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Mfs. Annie 4. Stevens, wife OF the
deceased, teltgraphed from San Fran.
cisco yesterday 10 Elder George T..
Browning, Oi Ogden, the former prosl.
dent Of the samoan Mission, As tot.
lows;
"My husband Is dead. Leave here
tomorrow morning. Please inform
authorities and ask them 10 Telegraph
f. Chrislensou, FaiTviuw, at once.n
Elder Browning did an requested,
aud tho Presidents office, In this city,
seut the message 90 FalTvlew, where
the deceased Elder resided, aud where
his parents are still living. Brother
Christensen IL the father Of the widow.
According to the foregoing dispatch
Sister Stevens left Sau Francisco this
morning and 10 expected 10 arrive Ia
Ogden tomorrow Sunday evening.
There she will remain tho guest OF
Elder browning until Monday morn.
Tag. A few hours will PROBABLY be-
spent In Halt Lake Guy, aud she will
lake the train Monday afternoon for
her home.
Inquiries from Fairvisw to lay were
received by the Presidents office AZ 10
whether or not Elder 5teysns's body
was being BROUGHT home. rnero II
nothing IN either tue foregoing letter
from Elder Hilton or In the dispatches
that have been received 70 iul icLto tia
such IL the ease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09

Providence, II. l., Juno g.-Mlss
HOPE Goddard, daughter Of Colonel
William Goddard, aud heir ~ g., 900.
900, was married 10 G. Oliver isnn, sou
q the late millionaire, Banker lsliu, Of
Now York, today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
Joint Building Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the joint
city and county building committee
was held Ia Mayor BasEin'a office last
evening with msmDsra present A. fol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
DIED In THE HARNESS,
Elder R. |. Stevens, President Of the
Samoan Mission,
Passes Away a. that instant Land on
the asih of a,,t APrli-ttis Griuf-
stTtcEcn WI iIomowarI Hound,
Editor Deserci NemH

Editor Dcserci NcwE
FAUALu UroLU, Samoa, May %,
lsgi.-5ince you last heard from tho
iat.oii LAM, the hand Of death has
again been among IN; thls time II has
taken from our midst, our honorei and
beloved president, Elder Ransom NJ.
Stevens. He had been complaining of
not feeling we'll for some Tins, aud
had been confined to his bed for ten
days, when on the morning Of Sstur.
day, April 18th, 1894, his noble spirit
was called hence, AMI We were loft 10
mour n his loss, and try to comfort aud
console his grle stricken wife.
Brother Stevens had been president
Of the the samoan mission for some
time previous TO bis demise, aud aa
president and oo.laborsr he won tho
love and esteem Of the brethren and
sisters who were associated with him,
and his death has cast u gloom over
our missloa home which time aud the
tho Spirit Of God only can eiace.
His many, many virtues, and his
deeds Of love aud kindness made him a
great iavOtIto among the servants OF
the Lord In this land, AMI We feel that
la his death We have Indeed lost a
brother and wise counselor. His love
and charity towards this orring people
was such as only true servant Of God
can bestow. He WIS ever ready and
anxious 10 speak word Ia defense Of
truth, and show fallen man the path
whereby ho might regain his Makers
/ presence.
Although We sadly foel our lose, aud
long, with aching heart, 10 comfort
his befeaved wife, yet VIZ realize that
"Ho d0elh all things well, "and We
feel 10 say, "rhy will be- dOne." We
invoke tue blessings OF God upon bis
parents ami dear Onos In their hour Of
great trial, aud we crave His special
blessings upon the devoted wife, who
will leave for Zion on this steamer,
with sad, heavy heart. We have
learned 10 love Sister Stevens ~ a ole.
ter during her two years stay In thlz
land; anu her noble deeds and woman
ly actions shall long be remembered by
us. She has every reason 10 feel com.
fotted In regard 10 her departed hus.
band, for his life was full OF good deeds,
and worthy Of emulation, and we
trust We may DO enabled 10 pattern
after his worthy example
Ever praying for the welfare Of Utah
and her people, aud for the advance,
msnt OF truth,
1 Rm your brotherln the Gospel,
THOs. II, HILTON,
Clerk Of samoan Misslop,
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Tho Territorial Supreme Court will
be- In session again next Monday.
Several opinions are expected down,
anu the legal Or, umebts In cases sot
Tor heaflug will proceed In due order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
MULTUN IN PARVO!
Judges Merritt and Barlch Sitting as
q Third District Court
A LONG LIST OF SHORT ORDERS.
Motion for New Trial submitted
Tho Supreme Court Must Have
First Confederation Now.

Judges Merritt and Barlch did s0ms
little work Ia the rhird dlstilc, court
this morning, but the chances are. that
while the Supreme Court Ia In session
the business Of the lower courts will,
Tor the most ratt,go over. Chief Justice
Merritt made tho following long list Of
short orders aud adjourned sine die,
after sitting about an hour Ho shot
through ,uom At almost lightning
speed:
Brighton and North Point Irrigation
Go. W. Chas. J. Hubbard ct sl; here
toforc lsubmitted. Judgmen. rendered
TOT the defendants.
Goo. A. Lowe W. NJ. l.. Gsrraty.
order is,ued for the sale OF property
covered by chatlel morgsgel by the
sheriff Of summit county.
Lorenzo ID. Young W Dslos Robin.
son ct al. Sarah Young appointed
guardian nj lllem, aud oasS was sot for
hearing on Friday, June 10th.
Hannah Johnston W Eva Forney.
Demurrer overruled; ten days to an.
bwUt.
Martha Ann Coombs W the Utah
Paint & OH Co. OF Al. Time extended
for Ming report Of referee I'll June
lG,h.
George Quinn Va Nat NJ. Brigham.
Demurrer ovorrulei by consent; fiiteeu
days allowed ~ answer.
Nephi Howorot OF NJ We Mary Niool
et al. Order 70 show cause continued
by consent Tor two weeks.
National Bank Of the Republic "
WIN. Butke. Order made amending
oomplaint by adding a. defendants
Edwnti B. Weeks, trustee for II. Is.
Scoti, AMI NJ. Is. Buiord, J. w. Taylor
ani George Crocker, trading a. the
Pfomontory Stock company.
John W. Judd vs. David MoRas 81
al. Default, and decree granted quiet.
ing title without costs),
Board Of Education W VIM. Lister
ct Al And Silas Wood. In consequence
Of tue death OF Attorney Jefmain Post,
Messrs. Goodwin and Van Pslt were
substituted rs attorneys for the defend
ant silas Wood.
A. Hollander, trustee, W Theo. Bur.
Martha Ann Coomss W M. titah
Paint one. III snd ~. 80. i,Ii
lnteTyenor. same order ~ abJve Tor
intefvouOF.
Eagle Foundry a Machine Co. W
q. II. Boutwell, ct al. Statement Oh
motion for new trial settled.
q, %. Whittemoro Va Thomas Cope
OF nj. Motion OF plaintiff to use state.
,a men, Vu M no' an i1' s, new 'tIh IN
overfuled.
bahS OF Commerce vs. george II.
oHuon, Do'Au"i anu luushoh' VI
'ossulosuis,
- "lgu,s SAVINGS hank q trust 20 W
W ~ Iiatuy e'A DeIauItAhu ueofee
VI .oies'osun' 90,
h ~ neli ys Jonh r. beh, De
lAul' uoeIee VI ulNofee grhnteu on 'he
stouhu o' uesei'loh anu failure 70 sup
Pot.ss;; ,,..,,- ,--,,
hila HiulIet W RANK muller. Otdtt
maui 10 'oa' o'O's-o'hplhnt ul hhh
noa''ns ,,,.,,
49,. ~. ~. N'suuie " Ie'ef y, btiAen'
ouuun'llou anu tAAeh uuuet AuNlse'
nivut Nl'uoul argument
, nIoiino osH'o oa'Iuss bauN W
Nuoa"ilo ~ ~ DoWu. te1 o'euu'el
eo,ehlAu' sl'oh VII June zStd 10
An'"e''
THE sEcDND DIVISION.
I,d,. p.,t,i, t,..,I ,h. .,,,,r,.,,,.
OF counsel on motion for q new trial Ia
one case, and Al ll;lU retired from the
bench TOT the Jay. Both Judges then
turned their attention TO the supreme
court work, dey0ting their time TO tLo
preparation Oi opinions.
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tor ard mot rman proved ffultle'.. Il
WAS finally pushed back by a Third
Street car and ihe track was clolred
Tor further IL ilir.
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LONDON, June 0.-Chief Jusiice
Coloudge, who has been seriously 81
iorFomv time, passed a bad night aud IL
very much exhausted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
Marriage Licenses.

The county clerk Issued marriage
license today to Herbert g. Wardle, 20,
OF West Jordan, ami Annie J, Shields,
OF South Jordan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09

LONDON, June0.-Right Rev. ChAs,
Arthur Hsryoy, bishop Of Bath aud
Wells, died today.
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CoNaREss rnocEEDINus.
nnis Parsed by the senate. more
TRrln TAIh.

WAsuINGTON, June y.--BeioTe the
resumption OF the tarI1 debate Ia the
Senate today bills wvre passed 10 sup
ny the deficiency In the grant Of pun
lo lands q Mississippi anu to re'clasuiiy
anu prescribe the salaries OF railway
nnAlAl cleIks.
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otryBrs, June "a report has
:, ,oe,i,ed here that the miners at
s.s.,,llls 90 the Cleveland * Pitts
'.,,dl,,Ion Of the Pennsy lyauia road
",s,ufed O coal train and wrecked
~ if.Ighi lodly.
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cAHTER IIEAnp FRoM.

DENvER, Junee.-About3 800 CoHey-
lies got away today In small squads on
trains. The remaining 500 will 10 In
boats. General Carter, Of Uuah, got a
pass and will 20 to Omaha ahead Of bis
forces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
JUDGE GEE PASSING AWAY.
A Veteran Resident OF Tooelo Whose
Course Of Life Is Almost Hun.

Word came from roosle today to the
effect that the condition Of Judge Ly-
sander Geo Is gradually growing
worse. This morning hs appeared
very noar the sud Of bis loug Snd pa.
tieutly borne tfilc,ion which, as
NEWS readers will remember, Il 1 n the
shape OF oanoerous growth OF the
throat similar to that which caused
the death NJ President Grant.
When the trouble frst developed II
was not thought 10 be- very serious.
But later stages OF the disease proved
that the contrary was true. All that
surgical anu medical skill could do has
been dOHe the pact year, but without
avail. 10 IL now n question Of a short
time only until the veteran patient
must obey the summons that viii call
his spirit into the unseen world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09

Ianle charging tssttlt mi murder.
Ihfte mines resumed today anu many
more VIII resume on Monday.