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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04

WAsllIEdTON, May l.-rho secret
service OF the treasury is informed Of
tue txlstoncu Of new aud dangerous
oouu'eIf cit Of the Two dollar treasury
tote. II 10 OF tho series OF 1891, obeck
letter "B." j. II. rimmau, registrar,
H. M. Morgan, treasurer, with Me.
Fneibon'a portrait ON the note. Toe
note Ia u triflo smaller than tho genu-
iau aud ID printed On soft, tlimsy paper
The numbering Is poor but M to tor.
nation and color, ueing almost brown
or chocolate instead VI cafmiue. The
zeal IL about One.EiKttenth VI an inch
smaller than the genuine aud Il uuli,
dark, faded red instead Of brink pink AZ
Ia the genuine. In the Mcpherson
portrait the collar IN tho counterfeit
shows all around IN front, giving the
whieheTs tbs appearance OF being even.
iy trimmed. In the genuine the beard
extends below ths COLLAR, partially
hiding the email words 1.-TWO" which
appear IN two places aud tue figure
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Croi,erNecd- = Rest

WAanNuTUN, May 4-llchari
Croker, tho Tammany officer, h spend.
ing q few days In Washington. Mr..
Croker IL SAID 10 he contemplating
permanent retirement from politics.
His physician has advised him 10 take
an indefinite period Of rest anu 10 that
end hu fools shat ho must got OUT Of
politics AZ once. IL u therefore prop.
sblo that lao Will give up the loader.
ship " Tammany and devote himself
strictly 10 his private busiuess.
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BLOODFLOWSATLAST
Fatal Encounter at The Coke Works
Near ScOilsdale.
At LEAST SIXTEEN PERSONS SHOT
soms OF Them Fatally-lntense tx.
element aud Threats OF Ven
geauce ny Dynamite.

scoTrDALE, Pa, May "A riot
osenrrei nj the Painter works Of
the Mcclure Coal company at o
o,elook this morning. The company
made An effort 10 start this aud
o,bsr plants on Tuesday, aud 10.
DAY the women determined to drive
the "blaoklegs" from work. With
lin rams, club, coke forks and
trsoms they marched 10 the coke
yMds. Sanford White, the mine
,urerintendeut, Ewing b. BOidy, tue
b5ckkeeper, anu a lot VI deputies were
on quart. A shot was lrud 70 scare
The women, men rushed 10 the scene,
and White opened IRE On tho crowd,
which numbered over hundred.
AT tie first flfe three meu fell
wounded, Que shot through the thigh,
one through both legs and the thir1
ia the neck. The women carried Oh
the wounded and the lniufiated men
set upon White and Roddy. White
was beaten over the head, ksocked
dogn, kicked aud bruised about the
boIy. Hls recovery IL doubtful.
A big Hungarian had White down
ami was standing over him with an
ntv when no was knocked down by
lance raff, the store CLERK. R1ddy was
s. first thought 20 be badly
injured, but he escaped with only
sight bruises. While all this was 10.
iug on, tue dol titles, who mad begun
o. use Wiuchostefs, shot one woman,
ghois said TO be- dying, IL II now
believed that ut least sixteen were
ihut.
There l. great excitement through.
oui tue entire region. The strikers are
tgcUmiug desperate aud mDha are
autmDIing ut various points TO raid
the plants.
Df. w. n. Cole, the company ply
stefan, states that hfeen strikers went
down IN three charges. Three men
sud onu woman were carried n the
ground alter tne 1rrt charge nnd when
the NIB nnally ietIeatod they bore
away 90 least tou more. Three wound
ell were lett near the work., two Of
whum viii die. White Is suffering In.
tense agony aud his recovery IL doubt.
iIl. kOddy IN believed 10 be fatally
wounded. IL 10 feared the foreigners
Will ayunge the dealh.Oi their country
men. lt Will DOT hs sufprie 10 the
PEOPLE here shoul{<hp sirikers resort to
tho use u dynauiftr to blow up the
works.
rae Injured a. far M known are;
SANFORD White, superintendent, ter.
fibly beaten, condition critical.
Ewing u. Roddy, terribly beaten, In
u critical condition.
John skoneski, shot through the
thigh.
stephen Yonski, shot through both
thighs.
Joseph skoleski, head spllt with au
bNe,
Murtes sohensnski, shot In the
shoulder.
An unknown 5lAvish woman, shot
In tho thigh.
Sheriff Richards, OF Fayette county,
Il near the scene Of battle with forty
men armed with Winchestefs aud has
already arrested twenty persons who
now are on their way to Uniontown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04

The Reptile hidden Ia Hen.
Atst.

MADISON, Fla, May "A llttlc
daughter OF Mrs. Bond, was acnt 90
the barn 10 get some ogRs. She thTus,
her hand into tnr nest IN the hay ami
something struck H. She thought %
was the hon. Seven times her nand
was struck but she got the eggs and
returned 10 tho house, and told her
mother that the ben hat pueked her
hand. II was bitten by highland
M ccasin. The child died in awful
agony. The suukr's iaugs measured
yHu and half Inches la len 9Th.
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4 Remarkable Ride.
8s,iai Di,pafc, 10 n, NEwA

Special Dispafci 10 me NgwA
LANDER, Wye, May "A remark.
ably rapid ride was made by Roland
Bent, an Englishman who n Waiting
ranohman on Twin creek, tweaty.five
miles from Lander. A physician WAS
called from this city one day to
attend u serious ease In that vicinity,
and when he reached his patient he
found II would be- necessary 10 have
some instruments which he had for.
gotten 10 take with him. Alr. Bent
volunteered to get them. lilo made
the round trip Of tifty miles IN three
hours aud ten minutes changing horses
once.
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Anartli.is Arrested.

LIEGE, May 4-fhirteen anarchlsts
have been arrested for connection with
the explosion Of dynamite At tho reel.
dencs Of Dr.. Benson Ia Rue DE La
PAX. II Is believed the Internal
machine was intended for Judge Ben.
son, who lived m different part OF the
street. Dr., Benson was terribly
woundoi. Dr. Robert and another
person, who were passing ut the timo
OF the explosion, are also wounded.
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The CoheClub.

At the meeting Of the Coke club
last night tho following officers were
elected Tor tho ensuing totm Alex.
McMas,cr, president, J. n. Murphy,
vice president, John James, secretary.
At the meetings Of tins club Interest.
lug aud Instructive programs are Gar-
rigd out, which result In great benefit
to the young disciples OF Blackstone
who attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04

The filings 30 the local land Office for
May iih consisted oi homestead entries
by ErHcst l.. Durice, u Mount Pleas.
ant snnretc county, Of the west half
NJ the northwest quarter and the west
half OF the sIuthwest quarter Ui sec.
ton p township ll south, fanlo % east,
aud ~ Charles a. Burke m rra-dnlr,
Wayne county OF tie sluthpa.t uunf.
ter OF section no, iowuship 80 r1uih,
range b east. Mr. Burso'4 filing b. o.
have n correction made ia hls name,
which appeared without the final "o''
lu ME homestead application VI Dec. Z,
1892.
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Murray Opera House Noie.

The opera house al Murray will be-
occupied on Saturday evening. Msy
Oh, by the Best Musical club, s,8istci
by Prot. Frank W. Merrill, the plan.
IT, with a musical aud dramatic per.
iofmauce. There Will to sougs, quar-.
ittios' chnruses uud fundamental
selections, AMI tho laughable COM
mrdiuita My Unclt's win.
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Immen.e Uonl Dene.It-.

sr Vincent, Mimi, May 4.-W. H..
Neal Of this place, who IN IA practical
miner, was IA Hallook Two weeks ago,
MT w. X. FAloomb, vino has been
Prospecting In the Lake OF the Wood,
region aud who supposed lac had struck
coal. Neal, Falcon and Howe len NJ
once Tor the location, which IL Buffalo
bay, anu fouHd immense coal deposits.
Ihuy secured four quaTlefseciions on
the Cuilel states eile Of the iuternA.
lional boundary line, and twelve SEQ.
tons on the Canadian eide. They
expect TO ship Ignite coal by Juue.
Buffalo Point IL seventy miles east Of
81. Vincent.
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LED A DUAL LIFE.
A Secret In the Career 0f Musician
Parker Made known.

Mr. g. l.. MoLoary, a gentleman
who has been in the city but short
time, hut who during his brief stay
here has been very Intimate with
Musician Parker, related story to
Coroner Taylor last evening that Will
cause a sonsation almost a. great a. that
Of his suicide.
La brief Mr.. McLeary claims
that Parker led dual life dur.
log his entire residence Ia Utah.
lie says that the young man was born
aud raised at Roscoe, Coshoclor, Ohio;
that his father was a minister anu gave
uis son all OF tue educational AIvAu.
llges la his power that the latter WAS
a school teacher, a member Of church
choir and tue leader OF band.
On tue death Oi rarker's iAtner tho
young musician Inherited 4 consider
able amount n property aud later
married Mr., McCleaty's sister. lie
got into trouble anu forged his brothers.
name 90 various notes. His criminal
conduct was discovered anu lac de-
serted mis- wife while yet u bride, came
west anu changed his name 10 Parker.
His true uamu was Elw0Oi T.. Oder.
Three years ago hlH wilo WAS divorced
from him an tue grounds 0f deseftion
and according 10 McCleafy's story
nov lives nj Denver.
Tho Inquest was held at tue 5kewta
establishment this uitul-
noon.
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A RIOTOUS HORDE.
Enter a T0Rl and H.lp
Themselves 10 Food.
PEACEFUL CITIZENS PROTEST.
hut the Chicago "tentralr VIII March
on IN Spite Of Prohibitjry
Resolutions.

NALrARiAso, Ind, May i-Gon.
Randall arrived at Hobart with his
army today. They "oondsoatol" all
tbs bread and crackers In town aud
there was considerable rioting. Rsso.
lutious passed by the valpafsi.3 citi.
zens, demanding that tho army be
prohibited from entering tho city,
wete handed Randall, but he said they
would march 10 Valparaiso never,he.
less,
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sEDALIA, Mo-, May 4,-rhe First
National bank failed TO open today.
fne bank had n capital OF s26U,0 anu
was supposed TO have reserve OF
s21,OJO. The suspension In attributed
TO the iots Of business brought about by
lhe publication In "A ~. Louis paper
several months ago OF a telegram say.
ing this bank bad lailed. DINER hanks
became suspicious. 1t Is tho general
bolief the deposltore viii be paid In
full.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04
Loudon DyuamIlers sentenced.

LONDON, May i.-Twenty aud ten
year, imprisonment respectively were
the sentences ui Guiaippe Frrnato Aud
Francisco Polti, tho dynamiteIs, today.
Fernaro cried, awe PanRrohie," and
was seized aud held; POlti shouted,
'Shame." While being taken from
the court FernAro said through the
interpreter, To-day you make laws,
another We shall make them.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04
LOOKING ron COLD.
Iho story ola surprised Rich Vein Ia
south Dakota.

CHAMBERLAIN, y. d., May ain
the early days OF the Black bills u
party OF prOspectofs camprd one night
on Crow creek. They started the FOL.
lowing dpy for Deadwood. Several
mile. from Crow creek one Of t,'o parry
picked up piece Of quartz which
10 ked valuable. The stone was cat.
rie1 10 lleadwood ana pounded up and
phuued OUT by an experienced miner,
VINO says II was the richest piece or
rock he ever saw IN the Black Hills.
The man who found II fully explained
the place where he picked II up and a
lew months later made an attempt 10
again locate the spot, but owing 10 the
snow, was unable to do so definitely.
lie died before again attempting the
discovery. Those who are familiar
with the details Of tho story believe
that tue place has never since been
disturbed by prOspeutora. An attempt
win be made within the next few
weeks by two old timers 10 locate the
gtound whore the itch gold ycla IL
supposed 10 Uxis,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04
Home Industry in Ogden.

The manu- aclurers OF Ogden are 10
hold a meeting on Monday evening Mt
s O'Clock, at toe mayors office ia the
city hail Duiliing, Tho committee OF
the Bureau OF Manufactures Ia this
city viii 20 up " meet the Junction
city workers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04
fRYE AND ms AMY


ANDERSON, Ind, May I. The
indiana industrial army under COM
mand OF General Aubrey has arrived
here.
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nov arriving at 1895 will lesvc Ogden
a. 900 aud arrive OF sails LIkcaiB.tU.
mahing close connection with the
southern Pacific, tHr train for MiIfru
AMI u'l noints south will loavc at5.i5
q. M Instead OF s., tho local train lpav.
lng Salt bakr nt $500 for Provo nn O
Intermediate points Will leave % 5.5U.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04
New Yerk stecI. narneL

NEW York, May l.-Dsallngs In
industfinls nj the opening OF business
today were marked by consldofabl"
strength; lead ross ] 7, sugar, at los !
showed an advance q. then follower
a bteay In lead Of ] agar sold OF
70 lOIt. Sugar rallied reacted ]
la tue loan maraet lead was very
scarce aud a large short Interest has
been disclosed which was established
on the fumorod bond Issue.
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PARK RIDGE, H., May "A heavy
windslufm struck an unfinished build.
INK being erected In the town anu
completely demolished II. One man
was killed and three seriously Injured.
Albert koppler was killed.
The Injured are; Edward Eyers,
Mike Miller Henry Peterson.
Nine men were working la the
building AT tue time, eight OF whom
we're more Or loss ipiureu.
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groulg. There are number of bile
for fluglu iuiidinga aud one % $50 900
Tor Oh manufactures aud ono ur two
other buildings. These ARE eHot cash
u1efs, while bids Tor tho buIl lug,
have been on the iustnlImput plnu.
GA a Co., who bid SsT,5Ol. have
begged Of, aud the next hlghttt bidder,
who offered $4,000 Tor tho tuildluas,
bus also asked q be relieved. The
commissioners are tired o. tfnag
with straw bids.
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AUSTIN, reT., May i,-rhe treasury
OF IvxnA 10 today without u dollar, a
condition OF Atialrs that has not ex.
listed tor twenty-five years, during
which time It's revenue balance has
ranged annually from 81, 100000 ~ So.
100000. Beiora the snI of the year
there will DO deficiency Of several
hundred thousand dollars anu It il
doubtful n the stats viii be able 10
meet the Interest on Ia bonds, amount.
ing to $4,000. 100.
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"NoRTn ALABAMA wmrE.cArs."
uut the Miners SIN Hsfuss TO
Wofh.

BRAZIL, Ind, May 4.-N,ta single
block coal mine Ia the district II Ia
operation. A lodge with $50 members
has been organized In this city by the
United states Workers Of America
and the organizers say tLuy will DOT
stop until every miner IN the country
Il IN tue organization. Orders are r..
ociyed every DAY by the operators ask.
ing for coal ut any price. The Viewer.
Getz company Of Center Point offered
their men Sl.l0 n ton " they would
resume work. This II g5 cents above
the Old price. The men refused.
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TN cnNEY mn.
objections Raised 10y the Defendants
Nnmm.nI nNnFrmInI.

WAAnlN0TuN, May 4.-tuNpN hnd
Ills liUutenauis, Browne AMI Jones,
were arraigned In the district police
| court today for violation OF the
Capitol grou uJs act. The court room
was iilled, Popullst members Of Con.
gress constituting notable part Of the
assemblage.
Attorneys Lyman and Lipsc0m for
tbs defendants raised the issue Of the
couailtutiDnality Of the law under
which their clients were ARRESTED. The
point was argued by Senator Allen,
Nebraska. Congress, hu salt, bad no
power 70 confer upon the Wee Pfesi.
dent and Speaker tho right 10 suspend
the enforcement Of M act any more
than Il had tbs hight 60 confer the
power upon the ear " Russia.
lie denounced the courts Tor assuming
legislative functions. This case, O q
soustor declared, would assume nation.
al Importance. lie quoted masna
chafta and the American revolution.
AIRY history, anu declared thut the
arrest u tho defendants implied the
denial " the rights Of pehctaulo ~.
sumblage and petition. Those rights
were guaranteed In the Constitution a.
regards every spot In the District OF
Coiumtis, just a. much ~ California,
Texas or Florida.
Judge Miller. after the arguments
closed, overruled the objections Of the
counsel holding he Capitol grounds act
cons ituiionaL Hn alec denied COxey
q special trial.
Tue cmpanelling Of Jury occupied
two hour. Tho secretary OF the board
Of ttido was percmptorily challenged
by the defense. MAlouuy then made
tue opening statement for the pfosoou-
ton.
ANOTHER cJNEY PLAN CROSSED.
MAssILON, o., May IA. Shoe.
maker, Of this Guy has received n tels.
gram from Coxey requesting him 10
express the "geueral's" two year old
sou u Washingtou Immediately. Tue
express companies refused to accept
anu transfer the child.
fRYE AND ms ARMY.
ISDIANArOLis. May 4.-.Guneral
Frye Rnd his army OF 400 common.
wealtrs, are anxious 10 get out OF In.
dianap0lis. Provisions are running
low aud the citizsus no not show a
disposition TO longorsupport the army.
General Frye said that The hoped
10 move forward 10 Washington sat
urday. lie says he will think himself
hardly treatod II railroad transporta.
ton IL denied him. lie says n he can.
not get transportation the army will
walk.
THE INDIANA DIVISION.
ANDERSON, Ind, May I. - The
indiana industrial army under COM
mnnd OF General Aubrey has arrived
here.
KELLY's MEE STARVING.
DIES MOISKs, Ia, May 4.-Kolly's
indu trials are dlsheurtened. At break
fast time the commissary officers re-
ported 1000 lOgves OF bread on hand
but scarcely enough meat and coffee
10 supply the officers mess. Governor
Jackson Ia endeavlfing 10 secure cheap
rates ~ the river but IL not confident
VI success. 10 carry the men 10 the
Mississippi at full fare would cost 81. 800,
and the railroads will accept nothing
less. IL IL the general Impression that
Kelly will be starved out and the army
dwindle to n corporsls guard before
the river II reached,
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STILL HAVE HOPE.
CAMPING AZ BINGHAM JUNCTION.
The Army Passed told Night aud
Arc Hungry and Desperate. some
Of lhem Stole An Engine.

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'nia forenoon. Tho men De says ore
waiting fof developments 10 tho 0iu
lead turlt.u.,. ,yorr.. NJ uIp,U.,,, f,,,..
t,, M. 800 80. ,...-i-
NV t''' '"'''g uutsiHN
'uo hoI' TO lhrlr bp-oma lhut freight
tfuin Will mlttrlailzr Tor tholr benefit.
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b,ai, r,,t g.n.,,t ~ ~ w '.iv" "'s
ulul! nu,I u,neiai carer hall u
10 attend hini and r-uli moi sui, M
lhis tmo whether his injuries would
prove Ialal ~ not
Hehoial bhftcr was up on business
ASAlu 'odhy anu Bill hhs hopes that
Arrangements viii Be made Tor him
anu MS men 10 travel by rail-. AZ
leN't no 'aysso. To NEWS reporter
ne tall. There nfc $50 mcn in camp
now Most Of them suffered from the
eolu last night. We expected 1000
lonvcs Of bread down from salt Lake
yesterday afternoon, but they DIDN'T
come anu tho men were pretty hun.
giy' Al they had Tor breakfast was
Two boxes VI crackers that / went 90
Store anu bought Inuy have siuce
gtt provisions bot not enough how.
ever 10 amount TO much"
10 tue face OF the duuinatiOulof tho
1910 ufande railway officials 10 furnish
you fansp0tlniioni what do you pro.
pose 70 dot" asked the reporter.
we propose 10 20 anu tho Rio
'fAnue Will carry us, too. There u no
mistake about 1 nope 10 convince the
Metals oi that ROAD during the day"
HAlu Natttfi "thai 70 Will be 10 their
interest 70 take ua out OF the Terri.
'ofy'"
ritE MEETING TO-DAY.
rt..
ann 1871, ~. o' s''e lnuus.tlal
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icsn A., =, 49,. ' i.',t ~ ~ AuleI-
boi,i 40 ~. ,t,,as =, ", ' trs.s vas
Tbis,i lon,b 1890 w ~. .t 1uu
and ws. cniI,i ~ 49, III ~, rs ~
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An Income In, Amenam.nl

WAsiuNurnS, May I. 90 senatuf
Nest today offered an amendment O.
the Income tax feature ~ the arIil
bill, the object being 10 relieve a..
dividual Investors Ia corporations ami
have the profits Of corporation. taxed.
Instead Of compelling An inJlvlduu
exhibit NJ books aud papers, the
assessor may UatimAtc the amount NJ
Income aud persons % assessed may
appear ani prove that hc has becu
assessed too high, u such l. the case.
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Green Worms Dss,royinE the clover
Fields.

HuNTiNuION, Pa, May 4. - A
strange green worm, measuring from
to an iuch Ia length has lately
maue IT. appearance Ia this county
among the fuiis of grywing clover.
They appear VA counties numbers add
when once they attack n clover field,
they continue In their destructive
work until every vestige OF the blossom
and leaves Ia eaten up. No one here
has yet been able 10 determine its
Ofigiu.
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COMING un 10 pIead.

All defendants Ia criminal GASES who
arc out on bonds arc required to up.
pear Ia Judge Merritt. court tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock for afraigumtnt.
Those In custody awaiting tfial next
week were about tu be- afraigned before
Judge Moffltl when the NEWS reporter
LETT nj $40.
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A nliilor Doliar Tire In DubIin

DUBLIN, May i,-The large whole.
sale aud retail urapery carpet aud up.
holstery stores OF Arnol d Co. were
burned last night. Three hundred
employees, sleeping on the premises,
escaped; damage 81 10000
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WAsniNgrON, May Alt has boon
arranged that the taun debate viii be-
adjourned until Tuesday, the Interval
being spent ny the Senate in executive
husinrts. Neither the - smocrats nor
the Brpublicaus are 10 urhate bill the
the form contemplated BY the caucus
agreement last night.
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U. p. NAM SerYiee Change.

On SUNDAY next change In one Of
the Union Pacific passenger train time
tables will 20 into effect rs follows The
train now leaving Tor Ogden at 2;45
will leave at 2:ij, connecting with the
Southern Pacific; the Atlantic expires.
for Portland, Butte and tho East,
which now departs ~ p. M, viii
leave At $50; tue train from Ogden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04

la PORTE, Ind, May 4. - Hon.
John 7. Cathoau, Of Westville. IL
dead. His age Wts 50, AMI no had
resided here since 1888. Deceased was
Of n prominent family, his i4thor being
consul TO Csdiz. Spain, Ia 1903, anu
his brother, Hon. Chas. w. Cathcafi,
b.iug United States senator In Jack.
sOn's naturalization,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-04

NEW HoRlS, May 4.-rhe tug q. T..
Eyerets has arrived AT quarantine with
all the passengers OF the Porsiau
Monarch, ashore near Eastport, l.. |.
Captain Dick says the vessel lies
UrOadside ON the beach with about
even chances OF getting OIL.