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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17
FOULLY MuRUGNED.
A Mormoi uny Founded 10 D'aIh Near
Cl,as Graudr,, he Mexico.

The Nsc Mlrom tDemlns) Heai.
iyht contains the following, dated at
Casas GAuIcs, Chihuahua, Mexico,
March 10. Wesley Norton, a Mormon
boy, residing at C1l5nia Dlhz. was
murdered on the 9th inst near this
place.
Norton had been travelling throu ia
the sAolnnl mining district collecting
money for a sowing michinc agent Of
DaE itiHsIpp)spd that he went 10 a
lire built by MoEicnns, -. Btranca', In
"a vacated adobe building, 10 warn
himself
When his back was turned two Mex.
leans spraug upon MIN from ambu'h
anu after uvefpDweriug tho uuiOHun.
ate boy, pounded hts head 10 leliuy
aud tnun robbed him OF bis money, 70.
volver aud gun.
rhv murIvr was not discovered Tor
several Gays, but the mutdcfor arc
known AMI Will be- arrested,
the killing occurred about fifteen
miles north Oi Casas CfanIos.
The crime was discovered by Joseph
Jackson, Of ColoniA Diaz. VINO found
the muir Tered Nlrtou's team wander
ing about the prairie attached 10 u ligh
spring wagon.
The dastatdly crime has caused
much indignation among the Nor.
mons
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ATHLETIC EXHIBITION.
Captain Large Replies 10 "l'ogus" Bob.
-iharty Entertainment.

THrrr viii be- a lively athletic exit
billion al Captain Lauge' gymaasium
this evening. The program comprise,
o four rouu sparring match between
kimbAIl ard Clark. Coudl1 AMI Fran.
Gle ani Hayes ami Curlll. The load.
lug feature aul battle royal will bc a
twenty FOUND go bttwecn Billy Mahau
VI San Fmbcisco and Frank Richards
Of salt Lake.
Concerning the bantoiing PROPOSE.
lion 90 "Bogus" Bob rh0mrfnn, Car
tain Lango stated ,lday that lt would
tu folly tor him 90 Jay any attention
90 them az be- was uluiuF "a uymu..
slum i1s gsntiemB1 ami diI not witn 90
ip anything that would forfeit the
fafIuct % tuht class of people
from whom hr obtained his clients.
hr was now training some of the m1.t
respectable business aud professional
muu iu the city, net 90 become puuil.
iait, uIt 90 develop their puysicnl man.
ho1d AMI h- diI not propose 90 turn
ME establishment into moungcrir by
meeting in the ring man that weighed
lees than half of what hu dii. The
Tact WIS hu was not in the lighting
business athll anu Thompson was vol
aware of u. lir was simply conduct.
ing a training school
Captain Laugr's long talked Of
charity entertainment fof tho benefit
" the general relief committees iuuI
Il now booked % como Oh at the gym.
uasium hall In which 200 people eau
be- Hrntpd,
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WHEAT AS MONEY.
l,vu,o, Bison's Great Monetary
Scheme Explained.
ADVANTAGES CLAIMED FOR II.
pspulI,ls Refuse to Endorse the Propo'
sliiou fearing the Wizard Is
Not Serious.

w,rutvqroS, April i7.-Iuvenlor
rt,,n has monetary scheme which
-, tbe fatis,s, tho siIverites and the
.ti,,,s all hollow. Somebody has
I'm calling tho attention Of the
,,,,,ufy department to H. Mr. Edison
s,,rsses to make wheat tue money Of
~. utufe. He will compress II into
-, Of the right sizo and have IL
,,,ds the right denomination hy
w,,bt There will no longer DO q
cs,s,lon Of wheat being depressed as
,bs ratio between gold aud silver
,.,is. Wheat would be- the medium
~ rrrhauge aud therefore the true
.,.nr, of value. The volume Of eur.
s,,ry would vary with tho needs 81
I'M. gofld a. tho case might be-. There
gopid br 40 chance fof miidlrmcn 70
,.,ts pfo0i, out u the variations Of
srrbapge aud barter and sale would De-
r~iucri To the iifst principles. The
.s.st advantage which tho Wlahtd
claims Tor this scheme N that wheat
money could ho calou. II would not
rsrpsn ns was the case during last
.ummtPa panic, that people who
eguuiri thelr wealth by tnu hundred
,b9ut.nds would hardly be able 20 yet
rBoufh money 10 pay Tor a meal AZ
Hr restaurant. Thefc would DO no
stIect In people piling up their COM
tf,ttsi wheat cakes in tue safely do
on VAULT, or rather the warehouses,
isf fear OF the failure OF banksi anu ~
would not br impossible 10 get loan Of
fsg thuusand wheat stacks except at
et9tbiinnt duties. Inventor Edison 10
,au 10 nave n new process for
c5upf,tsing the wheat without
tntfuyiug any Of IT. nutritivc
qualities and ils use a. money would
iotinietiere with its usefulness a. food.
Lac me parts of Scotland oatmeal cake
/. gooi Tor nighPs lodging, but ~ far
D. known this IL the ouiy attempt
practically 10 apply the Ediou prnci'
10 DO tluauCo.
Tie Popullsts In Congresa are a little
thy " giving their Endorsement 10 tue
Ran Of wheat mOuey until they nave
made thorough examination Of its
merits. They seem to think that ln-
venlof Edison Ia pokiug fun NJ them,
lot Il J.. asserted that he Ia not, for he
has elaborated this scheme with much
taiigncr.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, April i7.-An
Ile employees Of tho Milwaukee Street
Railway company, 100 In number,wlll
COON stfikc tsday, aud, unless the
fmpauy Ia able 10 recruit new men,
IsU, lc for the flfst ms In many Year,
VIII be- compelled 10 walt down town.
The street car employees held a long
1e-sl.n last night. Tine meeting To-
suited in the uunnimour vote Tor a
iiHle. When Il was announced q few
days ago that wages would be reduced
10 pet cent on the irst Of May tue
men concluded 90 strike rather than
iuiUr tho reduction. the railway
cmpany, however, placed 100 new
mtu ON trial with the intention OF
baking them 10. Tho employees
watched the ptellminariCs Tor n lock.
cut ani bulletins were uont out 10 the
men requesting them 10 attend a meet.
log last evening,
A strike was decided upon anu none
gi the $50 motOfmrn aud conductors
will report for duty thia morning. Alsu
MY Of the hundred men employed by
the company, Il IL inserted, has signed
40 agreement pledging themselves
not 10 10 TO work until the affair h
iAtltiact0tily settled.
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Ih. aueInm conallng IlnIs.

wAsuINGIoS, April 1.-THE Demo.
Gratis Of the committee on rules hope To
be- nOlo 10 report tbs quJtlm c0uutiug
rule 10 the House. today. Inc mum.
beers Of the committee ON rules have
been lab0fiuusly studying the phrase.
0l0gy Of the MEASURE, but refuse ~ give
any Information as 20 the language
upon which they have uoeidri.
Speaker Crisp said last night, however,
"fOu may Gay the rulo will not requiil
the Speaker 10 count Aqu0fum." The
inference 4 therefore that aqu0rum is
10 DO counted by the House through
tulloIs.
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a. IL Go No Puroiy statistical
uur.

a. II Go Ne Purely statistical
one.
WAsutN0TOS, b. C., April H.
Census officials are confident that q
q Thoroughly salts aci1ry adjustment Of
the work Of tue eleventh census will
result from tho carrying iuio effect Of
the bill which has just passed Con.
gtuss, providing Tor an extension OF
tue time for tie completion Of this work
10 March ilnrIt
Superintendent OF Census Wright
said today; "rhe extension Of Time Is
lot the purpose " allowing proOfread.
lux 10 bo done by those most familiar
with the census volumes. The state.
ments that the census reports are
being dOctOfe1 IN absurd. rhe reports
are being brought out in all Integrity
according 10 Mr.. PorteFa piaus.
Wherever the matter has been, or Will
be eliminated, " h., or viii be-, because
in accordance with his approved ideas.
No facts collected for tno eleventh
census have been iu any way sup
pressed or changed. A. tue suporin-
irnurnt originally declared officially,
that Was TO bo a purely statistical oou-
su-, aud tie present Naturalization 10
trying to conform vita shat declara-
tluu.N
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Mlshan 10 a Chinaman.

All Chin, a Chlno'e vegetable pod
dlor, met with an accident this alter
noon that gayohima terrible shakingup
and one that came near costing him
his life. HB was driving twG'horse
wagon into the State road from Second
south street when his team took
fright. II sOOu developed that An
Chin was poor driver no he
could not gather his lines Ia ~
lac suouli have done. A. Gonse.
qusnce tho frightened horses hau
everything pretty much their own
way down State street towards the
Knutaiofd, Rn they mttlei over the
Pavement nj a lively rate. AZ the
hotel corner they turned east, and An
Chin was thrown OUT onto the ground,
striking ono Of tho wheels IA the
transit. He was very badly shaken
up and bruised aud conveyed ~ tue
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Defeat of Sewer Intention.

CITY Recorder Bsckman today 70.
ceivod a protest from property owners
on Fourth South street, between Yves.
Temple aud First West streets, against
carrying out OF sever intention No.
-i, from sewer mains on tbs south side
Ut Fourth South street, between West
Temple anu Fifst West streets. rhe
protest ~ sufficient ~ defeat the inteu.
lion aud the matter will bB 10 reported
10 tie Council tonight.
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OMAHA, Ncb., April 1.-THE Sam.
course, last night adopted a resolution
heartily commanding MI Cleveland
aud the effort being made 90 revise tho
tArin.
40 also denouucra Senator HIN 90 ga
traitor, wac, having hitherto bkulkgd
behind the watghwurI Il am a Demo.
craft has dealt a tfuachof0uH blow NJ
the vllals Of his party At the time Of H.
greatest peril"
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Cisysisnd'. nominations.

wAsuN0ION, ID. g., April 1.-THE
Prviileut toIay sent tbs following
nominations 10 sue Senate;
Postmastefs- George Rowe, Vallejo,
Calf; John n. Lawty, Ceuttalis,
Washington; William IA, Van Lowe,
Dayton, Washington; Hasten Cox,
Vancouver Washington.
Receiver Of public m0nles--J. f.
Ashnufy, Bozsmau, Montana.
War-FiHg Lieutenant James g.
Warren, Of the corps OF engineers, 10
be- captain; Second Lieutenant Il. W.
WinslJw, Of the cJfps Of engineers, 10
DO first Lieutenant.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April H.
GUiurib swain and Stephen Gifigh
mumhcfa OF u suicide cub No Auiou.
feii, Pa, last night lnii their heads
upon the tfllly track at linzilt1n o.. %
eat approached. The wtvris struck
,hum tut I'D not inlufe the mon. They
fought whom driven Oh. Next tuuy
laid their heads ou the liuhigh Valley
railroad tracks anu were STONED away
by wofkmun.
Both men are hiding ia the woods.
They ate respectable citizeus and never
were regarded ne cfAuku.
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LONDON, April l7,-Mr, rankervllle
Chamberlain, member Ot tho parlia.
ment Tor southampton, and Hon.
Lieutenant Rpyul,Oi the naval reserve,
offer Tor o1mprlluUu in English waters
tue queens cup won by the Arrow
In 1851. The uneT 10 made especially
with view of inducing American
yachts to race iu English waters It
also announced that the Pfincp OF
Wales has decided 10 race tue cutter
britannia against all u0mefs'
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Tor Retronciimeut

wAuuSaroN, April i7-Losltla.
lion Dr. rruinu.a curing ihn present
Congress, looking 60 the sbuhu0u OF
tru Office % CliluciHtH Hl customs 40 y
number 90 lhu smaller u9rs. 'rans.
fsfring thp buaiugis 90 tlu lArgurtili 'gs.
Among the rlaccs uamu nfr Humboldt
lEurrka) ca i.ofrn; suihurn OREGON
tCU0s Hayl Ofst0u; YueuIna, Oregon,
Secretary Hamblln coucuri iu the pro.
p18uI changes. rhu assistant sccru.
tafy ilvnrs mIfr com frhUustvc
measures consolidating slmc Districts In
the Interest 0i CO uUny.
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Court Martial at Fort Douglas.

A general court martial commenced
At Fort Douglas this morning at 10
o'clock. The detail 10 the court Is
from the Sixteenth Infantry and Is
as follows Lieutenant Colonel Il, NJ.
Coates, Captains q. II. Palmer, w. V.
Richards, IS. Il. Whitall, 4. q. Wood.
bury, w. &. Mcfarland. Fist Lieuten-
ants John Newton and w. IA. Johns.
tOu, Second LIeuteuaHis l.. :. Sorley,
Isaac Irwin, q, q, Palmer, II, H.. L..
spence, h. q. Carey, aud Second
Lieutenant g. ID. Guyer Judge advo-
cate
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win be Brought Here for Burial.

Tomorrow the remains OF the late
Joseph Daft OF Butte CITY, Montana,
and formerly resident Of Salt Lake
viii be brought here for burial Mr.
Daft was a son OF the well known
DAT family Of this city aud wHs a
urotherlu.iaw OF city Treasurer Duke,
ami RuiUlph Ala. He haI many
friends here who will be- shocked 10
learn VI HE death which occurred nj
Suite from severe attack Of pneu
mOuia.
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Final Funeral Services.

Tho final funeral services over the
remains OF tho late Sergeant Wilson
were held VI Mount Ohyet cemetery al
three O'Clock tnis afternoon. On sun,
Jay the body was temporarily de,
posit,d Ia vault pending the arrival
" another brother from Columbus
Junction, Iowa. The dual rites were
witnessed uy members VI the family
Of the deceased, quite number Of
friends, CITY officials AMI the police
force.
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on Tor ,ho t4,id u,n

srsdai Dlgaisi 10 r NEwt
CnEYESNE, Wy0, April 1.-THE
Union Pacific has liked May 30 ns tso
date on which 70 sonIoIt the nst stage
,r1m Rock Spungs 90 tho LaFpton
gold minos. At prosea, the nu0w BE-
very deep In o. number % places, aud
DC IL thought tCst 90 tUup tho people
away from LewlstOn uusll thr snow
usHppcata. Rock Springs people viii
go 10 the mines iu great force. Two Or
Three new mining companies ma tyu.
dictates are organized there every Jay
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A Chicago Firm Sues.

In tho Third district cour. this after.
noon Earl a. Wilson, wholesale mer.
chants ani manufacturers Of Chicago,
filed a sult against NJ. II. Lipman to
recover judgment Tor tho SUN Of
81, O2l.O2, with Interest thereon from
A pul Is, 1850, at tue rats u ten por
cent pee annum. IL lisa account Of
long standing.
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Madsen's appointment.

The ~ p5intment Of T., w. Madison
as member " the board Of public
works Is expected to come up before
the city council 81 IL meeting tonight,
Madsen's friends say thuy loul certain
that the appointment Will be confined
while not IL low persOnH take the Opp0-
Biko view,
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MiNSEAr1Lis, MINI, A9ril ia
Seattle, Waihingilu, special 10 the
Journal sayE Ohlsur Atu aiy- that
the ntst move made by the Great
Northern 10 hire nOu-uuiJn men viii
ue met by n strike on the Northern
Pacific aud Canadian Pacific liurs
Last night the Northern Pacific men
refused 10 move a Great Northern
fTUight.
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OH aLoMY ALONE


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April H.
Mayor stuart has sent n letter ~ the
secretary NJ the Universal Peace
union declining to allow that organic.
alton 10 float Ia Nag over Indepeud.
tnce hail m place Of tho national
ensign on Wednesday, when II holds
Ia celebration In the historic building,
10 commemorate the signing OF the
arbitration treaty NJ Washington, on
Apnl 10, 1870. In reply 10 the uulou's
request Mayor Stuart said:
II have always refused 10 flloW any
nag other than the a mericau dag 10 be-
n'ssi over Independence hail and
must decline 10 grant your request. No
nag excepting our national ensign has
ever been permitted 10 ly over that
uulliiug aud feel that you aud your
unl0ni upon reflection, cannot but
agite with me that under no oiTcum.
Sauces whatever should the American
nag, which iilats there throughout tho
collie year, bc permitted 10 DO hauled
uoWn To be replaced 10y any other, no
mailer what that other may DO or Top.
fesent.D
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DENvER, CJL, Aprl lL-EE.Govor.
nor John Evans died a OIL IN the IS.
circuit court asking that the recent
election Of directors OF tho Denver aud
Gulf road be- sol aside and a new elec.
ton or4eted, from which the Union
Pacific stockholders be excluded, anu
enj0in the present directors from per.
hitting the road TO be sold under mort
gage.
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laramie. w ,ilno4 cast.


NTf0dT IIWII-l % N NINN
LARAMIE, wy5., April i7.-R3bert
Oracle, the Union pac.ns CONDUCTOR
who was stricken down with the
smallpox ola Fndhy, 3. mu'h worsu 60.
day hni % j. tue opinion 20, the attend.
lug puyncinu that thc disease has not
yet reached NJ height The city
cJuncll BE- having the old pest house
lifted up Tor an emergency,
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MEXICO CITY, April 1.-THE "a.
prcme court Of MoXico is preparing TO
lake action IN this case VI Edward
Adam-, Of New orleans, charged with
the murder OF Carlos Laiquetz, this
city, 10 1890. This 10 the last step In
the course Of justice, and n the "a.
prone judiciary does not SEQ NJ To set
aside the ruling Of the lower court,
Adams will be SHOT.
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JOHN, H., April l7-Tho Lambert
a BthOp wifo mill, branch " iuu
COmtli lated Steel a. Wirt Company,
hGvp IL asa = n0tict % au Aivanuc 90
the vic drawers pay OF no per cent
The blast furnace 10 the lllln1is tturl
mill that has uuen cl1sBI Tor "a year vii
start up Wednesday On May the
Illinois steel mill viii have 2,UJJ mrn
on the pay roll.
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Ln.nn NnrIng lIeetIng.

LoNDoN, April 1.-THE EPSON
apnug meeting was neli today. The
chief event was ths metropolitan
gakos. Tho handicap, 900 s1yereigns,
lhlpu-year- lis and upwnrds, two
uuurtsrs ot mile; sir j. rhuThs, j..
q. plidy, nye-year-uli, carrying 7
stone, 10 pounds, nry J.. IL. H0ulds-
worth, Bushy Park, hys.yeat-old, s
stone, 40 puunus second; Burward'a
Medicia, iour-yeGE0lu, . stone, 10
lUuLds, third,
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10 LAcH on MONEY.
100000 Lying Idle In san Frau.
cisco Hanks.

SAN FGANCisc0, Cal, April IT,
There IL $40, 100000 lying idle In the
san Franclsoo commercial banks--
money Tor which tho bankers can nnd
no usr. This h said To DO the largest
surplus that has been known Tor many
years, anu II Ia still growing. Tho
bsnks DO not Ike II as they prefer 10
hold good, inieresl-bearlng securities
instead Of gold coin when does not
pay rent Tor tho vaults 10 occupies.
This money Is offered for loan rs low
as four pcr cent ON first olaas security,
but all collateral II sofutinlzei more
closely than was tho case year ago,
aud unless II 10 giltodged, the money
Is hardly loaned Ut any ratio.
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WASHINGTON, Aprll7.-Japanis 90
have Gn exposition In 1895 NJ HiJgu.
IL VIII cover manufacture, fine Hris,
agriculture, education, science, water
productions, mines, mining aDd ma.
chinury. Foreign goods viii be- ox.
hiuiIcd Tor the purpose OF comparison.
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C0SSELLsviLLE, April l7.-Al.
though tue strikers parade tho roads
no assaults are being made and fires
arr being started throughout tho coke
region. rhe orders iof general strike
next Saturday will not De observed
here. by that timv the entire region
Will be- at wOfk.i
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the stand you /. os yesterday Or one
code N IN lfals '1r man AMI woman,
aud also for tho aiva cemrui Of
woman 10 uu active q, in the world
in w1ich we an have u equal Interest,
by twenty eight wuu.u
"NYuh rep 90 an Gratitude, most
sincerely,
MITE L.ortlA WutrrU
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30 rnorrIl luNNECTION.
more Means uT transportation TO
south America seeded,

wAsHIsur1N, April ~ - United
States Uunsul james Iremski, at
Callao, Peru, snys tur smtll amount Of
trade between tho United states and
the west coast OF South America Is
uue to the inadequate means OF trans
porIation. A youug American, travel
iug from ValpatalsH emu, to New
York, via the istumur, tald he could
hayeg gone from Valparaiso to Buonos
Aytes, thence u Europe and then 10
tbs United States flr il5 more. That
Is, no could travel ls,ulO miles GU the
Atlantic against i,GOJ on tho Pacific
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DIES MoIsEs, lowa, April 1.-THE
Iowa crop bulletin gives good accounts
are favorable Tor farm work, spring
cereals coming up nicely. This March
ireezs will not materially reduce the
acreage.
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qustt,p OF 'hp Chinese cIl.ny. lii
team wua finally stopped, OF the Inter.
section ~ Fourth East nud -Ccoud
South, without having committed
much damage, huyoni the injury
sustained uy its haploss driver
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they send Hoses and Compliments 60
Judge Isro Wilson.

WAsIuSaroN, April II. - Judge
Jore Wilson, whose eloquent pies TOT
The advancement Oi women IA the
closing speech for Madeline Pollard,
gained for himself a Hue buquet VI In
France roses from Miss Mary Deshai
sister OF Col Breokiunlgo's late vile,
MTs. Dan Waugh, Mics Neitio l..
White. Mrs. Louise Lowell aud Olnega
have sent the following letter Of ac'
acknowledgements
WAsniNGrON, April 10, 1894
"My Dear bliss WhuC--I beg that
YOU will receive ior ami communicate
10 the twonly.eiFnt women mentioned
ia your note my thanks Tor the uJWeTfi
ald heg you ul-O o. ASSURE them ina,
looking back over Ions professional
career, s1ou o. close, ihcT1 10 nu1hlhg
Ia all ihut will b. moro gfatlyins -
mo than 10 have u sAidi u u Gan DC
said, that / have c1uiuputel 10 lno
advancement Of women ana the oslhu'
lishmunt Of moralaui social. coln mat
Will visit upon tho offending nan we
same measure Of condemnation 'H~l ~
vlslts upon tho Offending wOmau,
$50 Tar as / have the names ul t,lg .,'
kind ladiee, have Aiuitsseu 70 lnuu'
notes Of acknowledgment when
hand you herewith, ani whlcl J. oet
yen 10 do me tho .avOr 10 dlicet no 'hA'
they will reach thor intended u'''lna'
j. NJ. WiLsoN.'
The note which accompanied inc
flowers anu to which tue no'Nv Is "
reply, Is es iollOWs:
"WAsHINugoN, April H. ls'4'
Dear MIR. WILSON, These nlWers arc
cent you as mark VI appreciation VI
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INCo,tA ntcA

tho SOU 81 tho rrssid,ut ia To-
trrHpr
BruLiS, Anil ia Dispatch from
CaIisfuut tayH clio rIn 90 prtaidunt
R1Iuqatz. % Cwta Ricl, become
Involved 300 u quarrel with another
G,uugut, named hiathrs. The former
drew knife and stabbed Mniues,
DO o Letting dangerous wound. h q.
fiVutz was tTfusith
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

Arkansas CuY, April l7.-Llst
night heavily armed men liberated I'VE
men from the county jail at Oklahoma,
the prisoners escaping on horses. One
prisoner named Coz, was serving ten
yeATa' sentence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-17

NEW YuidS, Aprii l7,-Stocks open.
ed flrm snd then dropped, sugar loos.
Ing -, then gained s;gold VIII
probably BIO shipped ON saturday, but
LESS than last saturday,
Trading 90 tinurl dull. Uai0n
Pacific uelling down 1 su.m J.