Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-11

Injury BE- done. Now, ihc order htiug
made, the effect Ut II may be c0nti1.
cred hereafter"
rRrpAmNG TO MOVE.
80. m.--About two O'Clock this after.
noon preparations were made Co nhsn.
don the camping grounds un the 3. +.
property near tho Weber river There
wa. bus little to do IN the way pack.
Ing, but that little apparently whs
done IN anticipation OF the court DO.
Gliding that ihs u. =. mauhh hau
power 20 remove them.
"A large numtvr q. blankets, uuillsi
old clothing aud pfoviHluus were
donated hy the citizens today huI
Kelly e,n.ci tult they would De dis'
tubutcd among tue most Nteiy
members Of the army bee
tween aud O'Clock and thut
the pilgrimage towards WasuiugtJu
would BE- resumed this evening Or uuf-
taiuiy not later than tomorrow mora.
iug. Tue men wall carry white nsgs
iLu oatlvc uI peace.
rhe G mmissary contains food
enough 10 lnst Tor several days.
Two more army men were tnkeu i1
he city hospital tlis afternoon. Iugy
ave their names 40 J. r. King, uf
Illinois, and q. Mullen, Of Now York.
Both have pneumonia AMI tuuif con.
dillon BE- considered sefious.
MoRSiSo COURT PROCEEDINGS
O0DEN, Utah, Apul n. iii3J u. m.--
Nine O'Clock THIS morning wna thv
hour ~, by Judge Miner last midnight
flr dtcidl, tho question Of modifying
tue decree NJ as 20 permit lhr United
States marshal - remove the army
from the Territory Of Utah. hs
honor was not at thc courtroom ut that
hour, however. and after brioi wall
II was announced that decision
would be- rendered NJ tue Reed Hotel
parl0rs and ihilhur the attorneys e..
paired, but were later obligci
to 10 10 Judge Minct's room
in tho building, whore his h0u0r w.l
/ found with his feet UuCAaoi iu bauu.
| ages on account OF nu attack OF lu.
/ Hauatory fhfumnusm, iustuA1 0f tlu
| promised prompt ducisiln, Judge
Mar hau anu Roylc, lho 5. T.. atI1t'
/ urys, obtained pofmiaalUu 10 mako
/ argument, which they uii at lclEtH
against inaging tue supplemental order
/ aud asked TOT "a CUntIl uauJu OF thu
ease To present authorities.
] rnr opening OF Tue Casu b further
/ dlicuual0n was strongly opposed by
| Richards, Van COtt, HunduuUn uuI
Eyauf, WHO said tho ueliy WAS very
oxt ousycto thccitizrns OF Utah anu rr0.
iurrcd ntherto have Ihoorginal decree
HnnulleI aud wiped from the records
than 10 have nu ur4of 10 stand IA a form
/ that made the Governor aud the uuiicl
States marshal powefloss to apply tue
force necessary % eXptl tho CUNry
troops from the Territory.
Alter confederation the court granted
the ;. Il. attorneys iulthuF time anu
adjourned cIuTi lOr ont h0uf ~ listen
10 their citation OF precedent cgscs.
| AZ fttuitailtlill hangsin the balance
Of doubt aud uncertainty.
nUSTISGToN's slAuNANnuIY.
The following dispatch was received
this mornin4:
EAN FLANci8CO, April 10, lsgi
To Hon. q. W. West anu >. W. Knapp,
Ogdeu--
"YouTs Of even date received. You
| have been misiniofmud, ua / am quite
sutc neither tue police nor the unlcrrs
OF California loaded the men Toto the
cafs. We were asSUi 10 haul them flrr
aud refused 10 DO o., but said tina. we
would give reduced fateF, as many oi
them were very DESTROYS OF reaching
their homes In the East it was
in this kindly spirit that We took them,
uud VIZ believe nov, after careful
consideration Of the subject, that
your people will do what they
eau 10 help them on 20 their doslina.
ton, ~ they have no induCement ~
return West and | feel very certain
that Iheir condition Will DO much not
Ter whom they got Into that large field
oil labor that they viii Ind east OF the
Mis-issippi. Asa matter Of common hui
muuity We all should DO something { b
heip them on their way. our company
eau no nothing, as " IN not organized
Tor charity hut Tor business, bul 1 Tor.
souaily Will contribute 500 towards
btlping thom.
lsigned.) CT. HUNTINGTON"
a DENIIALTERs NARRow ESCAPE.
ll;4J q. m.-rhe members OF tho
Nprd,n and Denhaltor companies Of
the Utah National Guard are well nigh
exhausted ana the effects ofthe service
are visible upon tue faces anu move.
ments Of all. The Nordens were on
duty until ~ O'Clock last midnight,
when they came up town und turned
iu at the city hall AZ ! q. m. Al Z
O'Clock they were compelled TO 20 on
duty again on account OF the Inilufe Of
the Junction city deputies to appear az
mat hour. Private Goliath uI
tho Drnhhlten had barrow
escape from drowning last night
Lite his comrades he mad done p,cgvt
duty until II was well nigh impossible
TO keep awake. While tramping hia
teat between this railroad tracks AMI
Weber river no walked over the bauk
10 the stream and went completely
under In the waters below, HIS stTug.
Clio a. get out was u difficult one, rs thv
river was deep at the point where ne
iell iu. As ne clambered out On 10 tue
bank he was aaisted by comrades and
taken up Town where ha was provided
with dty suit Ot clothes. He Is rest.
iug touay ami thankiul that the eX.
psTience did not cost him hls lie
KrLLY 10 HOPEFUL.
l:O7-It wss stated on go3d authority