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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-30
GOOD ADVICE TO YOUSG MEN.


There was a very interesting and In
some respects an instructive Incident
on n street car on one Of the principal
thofoughiares Of the city today. An
aged lady, bufdenc1 with bundles and
packages after exoriing horsoli to the
utmost managed to get on TO the stop
and then the platform before entering
the car. The conductor offered no
assistance and ~ she took her seat In
the corner near the door she gave a
knowing wink 10 the pa1ecngufe, aud
then turned towards the conductor ami
said sharply. "You young spfigs have
good deal 10 learn; some Of you don't
appear to think you viii over got CID,
but you will. Had 1 been strong,
slrapplug young chap like you nothing
would have pleased mo more than TO
have got down oil that platform and
assisted lady 10 got aboard. Had
been n maiden With painted
face and forehead covered with
barge you would have rot
right down In the mud TO holp
me. Bul,mv boy, I am an old woman
over rovunty.hvt-with gray hnin
and feeble step and you allow mo to
help nrytelf. Now DON'T let the next
old lady who rides On your card0 the
rame thing"
Then the aged passnugor turned 10
the people Ia the car and In modified
tone adlei. "iill warrant that that
boy Will do his duty Ia the iuturc."
When the car stopped for the old lady
81 get Oh i've or six blocks further
along, tie conductor got down into the
mud almost ~ 10 his anslUs,and grace
iuliy assitlcd her on % the ground
after which he handed her the pack
ages she hud temporarily left on one
Of tho tuais, dotiUd his cap, and 10 the
astonishmrut OF all said smilingly,
"lill remember"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE CRnsDN SCARF.-Lsgouix's
ono 40. opera, spun out into a charm.
ing hour aud a half musical drama by
the re.eiitlug anu intcrpolsliHg II has
undergone, was presented before n
large aud hilarious audience IN the
Eighteenth ward hall last night.
The hall Ia IN fact a cosy little thealeT,
with stage, scenery, ioolllght aud
electric appliances suited Tor the pro.
duollon OF dTeasy affair like that OF
last night, and the audionoe,
attracted by the strength Of the
names In the cast, was composed OF
many Of the hrst-nighters seen at the
Theater. The opera made big hit and
the encoTes were alike numerous and
enthusiastic; the work OF the pFlncl.
pals In the Robin Hood quattetis and
the chimes Of Normandy quintette was
thoroughly artistic, and with Measrs.
Weihs anu ktOuse furnishing the nc.
compartment, the whole ensemble
was one that IL would DO difficult TO
excel.
MIR. Spencer has done nothing better
in the hufltbquo line since he
did 10 KO, than his SasssirAsso;
Mt. Young WINS very effective
In his inienas part; thess TWO
OF course carried the weight OF the
opera rs lar M acting gOsa. Mrs.
Woodrow aud Miss Winston dressed la
n style half spaniah, hall Italian and
altogether charming, played the two
"a NaHl.
aud II goes without saying that Ihey
made every timing possible Of their
music; Miss Winaton'a natural anu
| graceful acting was n special SURPRISE,
and ane, Mis-. Woodrow and Mr..
spencer had biz recall alter their
little dance. Mr.. PypeT looked like
was admirably done. MI MestoTyelt
smaller parts. Mr.. kfOuse con.
yigor, and Inc anu Mr.. Weihe made au
excellent orchestra. The opera was
precedei by n dainty OliO OF four mum.
bers, In which Mr.. Robinson won "A
recall Tor hiH fine rendering OF Molloy's
Thursday; Sir. Wells showed his pow.
ers IN the dialect iine by reading very
iNAhl 2NNhNh lANNAp hAlaH hhhNuth
recilod tho beautiful Aux Italiens TO a
dreamy accompaniment by violin aud
piano, winning most hearty ami
deserved recall, snd Mr.. Eliasou treated
tbs audience 10 fifteen minutes Of HE
clever eXhi billions Of logerdt mniu.
The whole program will be- given
lgain for charity tonight. In the
audience this evening viii be Governor
( West, Chief Jusiic Merritt, Judge
Henderson and wife, and Judge IL.
W. smith anu wife, the guests VI Hon.
H. - Richards anu wife.
The BLACK FLAG viii DO put on
Tor tins AID OF the big charity fund
tomorrow night, anu the sale OF seats
II now going forward. The entire
| Proceeds win be turned over to Inc
lund, and It Is hoped that the nst
amount VIII not DO less than thai
yielded by the Tabernacle concert,
which was about S5UO. MIR. Don, thu
clever director OF tho piece, Gays the re.
hesfSals are progressing famously.
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COnrtLnllings.

Nclise Notdquist issuing Olaf Nord
OF al 10 the Third dlu.rc. courl to col.
leot $40 "a promlssory uotg sucugvi
by mortgage. Il Is alleged that the
mortgage was fraudulsntly released,
aud plaintiff praya that the release be-
set aside,
n. A. Valley has Instituted proceed.
ings against John Beck In the Third
district rt,tuvking To recover 81 1851, o
% on pfOmlsHOfy note.
In the case Of the People OF tho Ter
ritory W. Nellie BerlIn, petition for
te-hearing has been filed with Clerk
J. L. Baenc, Of this Territorial Supreme
court. This IL the matter In which
Judge Smith yesterday. In his dissent.
ing opinion, gave Judge Miner such
an unpleasant time In reviewing the
latter's charge TO the trial Jury. The
substance Of Judge SMITH Wow was
reported IN these columns yesterday.
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4 Now prodnce ComnnnY.

There were hlgd with Territorial
Secretary Richards this morning arll.
Giles Of incorporation OF the @. A.
Smurlhwaito Produce company, whose
headquarters Will be ut Ogden City.
The capital stock Is placed ats 5000,
divided into go shares Of the par value
Of 500 tauh,
Tho incorpOrators all resldoIu Ogden
and are ~ t1llowb! @. A. 5murtnwaito,
10 shares; George 4. Hyde, Z; Margaret
A. SmurlnwalIe, /; William Hope, /,
ana Charles h. teWslur.
Tho office. u tue now company ~ TO
deal IA grain, seeds anu produce gener-
ally, ~ farm land and engage In msr-
camille business generally; 10 erect,
operate anu sell waTehJ uses, elevators,
machinery. etc., ~ acquire building
sites Tor the same, water rightp, and
such like privileges. q. A. Sniurth-
waite Ia president, a. Il. Hyde vice
president and w. Hope secretary ana
treasurer.
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ADDITIONAL PETIT JURORS.
twenty More Names Drawn This
Morning 10 the Third bis.
trict Court.

In Judge Mcrfitvs court this morn.
Ing tue following petit Jurors were
"dtawn" 10 serve durIag tho Febru.
AIRY torn Ia additioa to those previous
ly chosen;
Judson Tolman, East Bounuul;
Nelsou A. Empey, city John w. Hal.
ford, North Point samuel Butiernold,
Fort Hartman; David Pack, West
Bounufui; II. o. Heath, Vim. Me
Almoi, john n. LAZY, John j. shy
der II. u. Luyg, L.. Hemingway, h.
\. h"rgusun, city; Richard Wilson,
South Cottonwood; James n. Brown,
city; Geo. l.. Bailey, MN Greek; T..
Is. Wick, city; John q. NJ. Barnes,
kaysyillr; l., Il. Hall, a. NJ. james,
Byron Hamilton, city.
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GOLDSMITH AND COMPANY.
Suits on Attachments Continue 10
Pour In Thick and Fast.

Attachments aggregatlng over SGa,.
900 were filed against Goldsmith a Co.,
tho North Main street olothiers, yes.
terday, says the Butte, Montana
Miner, OF the 25th inst. Tho establish
meni Is row In the hands VI the
sheriff. The inst suit was filed carly
In the morning by W. A. CLARK & Bro.
for S5O3.03, ovefdrait account. About
noon Corbett 4 Welcome flied suit for
Blermau, Hidelb0Tg x Co., a New
York Wholesale house, for claims ag-
gtegating SiO,BsG.0l, for merchandise
ana money loaned, for which they hold
uumatuTed n0tes amounting to 500, o
gBl.lS. Affidavit WAS made by the
New York concern that Goldsmith &
90. were dispOsing OF property iubIect
20 execution Tor thn purpose gOf de-.
frauding creditors, anu therefore the
amount called for by tho uytes was In.
cluded IN the SUIT. The paper filed
alleges ihst between January To-, 1898,
and January 26lh, 1894, defendants be.
came Indebted TO pluuufi Tor 81 sos. 40,
money loaned, anu g. 1880 f.t goods
furnished
Herman, Heidelberg & Go. slo hold
the following notes against tHn con.
cern. Due January 20, 1894, S3,5ls.55;
due February 28rd, s2,0Bl.l3, due FeU.
ruary 10Th, 1000; due February l6th,
5000; due March 9Th, 5000; due
March l3lh, $4,000; duo April 18TH,
5000; duu MAY 2uI, $1,000.
About the same time Elias Slegel,
manager for Goldsmith, filed suit Tor
salary due ami money loaned, the total
amount being $4,000. Mrs Rachel
Biegnl filed suit on two notes overdue,
nggrogaung Is 404. Tho Iuter.Moun-
tain Puulishins company brought La a
claim for 1859 for Advertising, aui j.
Oppenheimtr entered suit against l..
Goldsmith personally for two overdue
notes " $500 anu $500 respectively.
The attachment was a geAuine sur
prise, as the firm Of Goldsmith a Go.
was regarded as sound Institution
tlnanciaily. The Butte house was Que
Of the oldest clothing houses ~ the
city anu had always dOue good busi'
ness,
MORE on THEN HERE.
IN addition " the attachment suits
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PRISONERS BREAK JAIL.
Two Of Them Saw Their Way Ont
OIL Prison Of Beaver.
TIE Hob Roy uinc suid uy = Shorin
this norniag so,satisty
Miners Judgment

Spsaal ~ ns news per Da.ra r-s5rlpl
BEAVER Jan. S0.-L,st nishL 'or
early lhiB morning, Charles williams,
aged about 3?. dark complexion, black
eyes, about nyU iect nine inches in
height, and George rhomAs, alias Ed
wards, about thirty ycprs old, five feet
eight and q half Inches Ia height,
light complexion blue eyes, nearly all
hia front tcoth cut, sawed out four
iron lars In the window VI their
sleeping cells In the jail In the
basement oi tho court house here and
escaped. Both are Of slim build. They
were arrested NJ Frisco, this county,
during tue early part VI this month,
Tor stealing Ieady.made clothing out VI
the Horn Silver Mining c1mpauy'a
store there, ana on preliminary exam.
ination before n Justice % the peace,
who founu the evidence clear against
them, lao held them 10 await the act lon
Of the grand Jury Of the court here.
The Rob Roy mine was sold Mt 10
O'Clock this morning by sheriff An.
drew Morris, 10 satisfy Judgment
rendered tue last term OF court hefe In
favor Oi Wolf, Cas-, Hall and othuI
minot, for g695.6B, aud was bought In
by CharleaW 00lieudcn, superintendent
Of the Manifold, MurdDak & oOmpa.
ny's store here Tor {JiI6s.
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WAsIuN0roN, Jan. 30.-At the Ia.
stance Of Senator Carey, Wyoming,
The commissioner OF the general Land
ONCE has ordered examined all lists Of
application for patents for lands on the
part Of the Union Pacific railroad
which have been cold la Wyoming, In
Order that patsnta may DO Issued.
These iands have In some instances
Teen transferred several times, and final
laymenls have been made TO the Union
Faeihc. Tho company has complied
Win all requirements, including the
lymsut OF lees and surveying obligA.
uoni' ltarpeats that there have been no
palsuls Issued 10 the company on lands
20 wyoming since 1883. There arc 10
exceed million acres OF land ln-
yolvedi all In the hands OF settlers.
Vaiey feels very confident that the L.
luhnco " patents will soon follow the
Iiomlsed examination.
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Claims Of II. Il. Steele were pre-.
acnisd and referred.
il. -. 40, relating to school lands wts
Met for second reaJiug.
II. Il. 81, relating 10 county Of Car.
bon was illtd Tor second reading.
H.J. ". o, relating 10 wool was flud
for second read.ug.
J. j.. Booth presented a petition from
the board Of education Of Provo city.
Referred to committee on education.
q. u. 81, limiting the rate Of legal
interest came up. Tue lsjlrity report
% tho committee was adverse. TAYLOR
ptotunteu minority report urging the
passage Of the bill ana setting forth
feasons why he thought II should be
passed. The majority report was
adopted and tho bal billed.
COMMITTEE ON claims reported al.
lowing the claim. Of Hall and Nc
Donald. The claim Of John Morris *
Co was allowed. rbe claim u u. H..
Pcrry IT, wins IN part allowed.
Eldrudge gave notice that ho would
cali up Tor consideration tho futou VI
lhu joint Committee on public printing.
IL recon- uouuud that luur c1mmuui.
cations relating 10 thu election OF J.. Is.
Bllof a. public printer, 10 lad on .na
tat.o. Adopted.
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APione.r settler Dead.

sJ,,lii Dlbaicl 70 ne News
CHEYENNE, wyo., Jan. l3D.-The
mail from Lander Urings tho news
Of The death Of DR.. James Irwin, one Of
tho Dr., settlers OF Wyoming, at that
plasson the 2lsl inst. DR.. Irwin was
born al Be.lcionto, Pennsylvania, July
"a lsl3. He served during the war A.
AZ amy surgeon. DIR. IRWIN came 10
Cayenne on tho nfst passenger train
lhslWas run into the town In 1869,
vss-s no opened n hospital which he
co. 10 several yoats. In 1871
h. W -.pointsd Indian agent Bnd
nssued 10 the BhUsnone aud hammock
Agtncy " Camp Brown, now the town
dls Of the city Of Lander. He served
10 that capacity at different Indian
issuclrs In tue West until 1853, when
b. vas compelled 10 retire On account
dill health. since that time he has
made his homo la Lander.
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An Ogden Suicide.

AZ $3.50 yesterday (Monday) ater'
noon the dead body NJ John w. Mar
lin was found In his room In the
Weston residence on Lincoln avenue.
In the room we're also found letter
aud small box which had contained
morphine. The letter was dated SUI.
day afternoon at O'Clock and stated;
81 have suffered Tor three years with
what the doctors call lsoomot0rataxia.
There seems 10 DO no hope tor my re-
Goysry, 30 l take this mode Of ending
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A Snit For SANDER.

This arguments IN tho slAnder suit
brought by r. w. w. MeAlllster
against Henry Anderson are ia pro-
gress In CommissloneF Gfeenman's
court tnis afternoon. The evidence
clos. Il late yesterday. This h the case
Ia which tue plaintiff changes Amber.
son with having accused him OF steal
Ing wood, anu for which he claims
500 as damages.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 80.-In q suit
brought by the government TO test tho
legality Of tue sugar trusts absorption
Of the big refineries, Judge Butler to-
day decided IN favor OF tho trust ~ 10
the case In test, IL liz believed an ap.
pesl 10 the Supreme Court viii be
taken.
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1uEkD0N, Ark, Jan. 8O.-Nows has
!atl been received Of free Tor ali
Nshl with fevolyers and knives at a
9u1lTy dance last Saturday night Of
.ae house Of James Forbes, near Al.
mali CLARK county. The flght grew
w. o. The Tres indulgence Ia n bad
qlAllly Of whisky. Before Il was end.
~ Lewis Jones, Chas Ross and sam
soHeli were killed. Walker Jones and
am Jones were probably fatally
n1lhded and several others were more
VI Tess seriously cut or shot.
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FATAL EXPLosIoS.
The Concussion Fsit for "a Distance oil
Nine Miles

OwESsnORo, Ky. Jan. 8O.-This
morning the new CrOwplckman
boilerin "A portable mill exp ioded, killing
the foreman aud fatally injuTlug an.
other. The explosion was caused by
running cold water into the over.
heated boiler. The engineer Tor.
saw the explosion and urged
the by-stEnders to run, HUT they
thought II u Joke. The conousslon was
plainly lelt IN this city, distance Of
niue miles.
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A nlNnaMAN MITnpnAMa.

Arthur Ernest Edwards, former
manager OF tho White House hotrl,
aud VINO h awaiting his second trial ON
IA charge OF emhelzl1nent, surrendered
himielt this moulng,0up OF MS bonds
men having resolved 10 Withdraw.
with tho consent OF Assistant MS.
trlot Attorney HOwat, Judge Baftcu
ordered that tho defendant be- now 70.
leased on his own fecOgulzaucus.
AZ the former trial the Jury dis
agreed, hsnc0 ro.tfiai OF lhe case At
the February term of court.
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OF TIE DAY.
r,,.tt. 10 The House, Makes an Appeal
10 Southern Members.
M. urlrY OF rANAMACASAL PANE
,1t,r From Mexico.-rhe Condition OIL
Mr.. Chllds.-lierolver' and
Kul,es at Dance.

wAInSoToS, Jan. sO.-The House
=, oncc rosumej the tar'n debate,
ro,,tt. Dem, Ut New York, oontiuu'
~, NE attack on the bill. He de-
~ the bill sectional; reminded tho
s.otb.rn members that Northern DEM
ats insisted them to defeat the force
,5u and asked them to return the
s,nellment by assisting IN tno defeat
d, ,hls sectional measure.
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Entertainment.

a variety entertainment will be
given in the Twentieth Ward meeting
house tomorrow evening, Tor ward pur-
poser. An excellent program has been
arranged.
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LONDON, Jan. 30.-A diapatch from
Oldham saye the Rye Mil company's
cotton mills u eight thousand spindlcH
have been destroyed by fife. The loss
~ half a million dollars.
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rrAu.s ADMISSION.
., viii rot Be Delayed More Than q
Few weeks
ruE DrsEREr NEWS BUREAU,
90 b street, 8. y.

40 B Street, $. l..
gs,s.d' % hs Eswa.
wAnINGroS, d. g., Jan. %, 1896
rn.-[sp,oiAl.-- The House Is busiiy
engaged In debating the Income tax.
rbe senate is slowly grinding on the
eleeton bill.
senator Faulkner, chairman OF the
committee OH territories tubcomittee
on Utah, says that U tah's bill will pass
,bs Senate anu have minority Of
Democratic votes.
senator White, Of California, con-
6ms Faulknor's statement. II any
psley Of restriction IL to be applied TO
1ny tho territories It will be found
lmpouitls TO apply It to Utah; neither
d,t It seem likely that there can DO
mofo than few weeka' delay.
g. II.
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SILVER nULLIos.

The First shipment from new smeIt-
ers In Mexico.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 30.-rhe
hfst shipment Of silver bullion from
the rev Nalardena smetefs, AlvAr.
dtna, Durango, Mexico,passed through
here yesterday enfouto 10 the refining
works NJ Omaha, Nebraska. The
ihipment consists Of twelve carloads.
The shelters at Naiardena now blown
10, yield car load Of bullion daily.
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Lots Of Work IIrom Now On.

The two branches Of the Third dis
trlot court will be- In good running or
der tomorrow. Both Judges viii ioi
the present devote their entire atten-
ton " the law and motion calendar.
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a nividsnn Declared.

WAsnISGTON, Jan. 3O.--rhe comp.
ttolier OF currency has declared the
fifst dividend OF 20 per cent for the
creditors Of the lnsolvent Livingpton
National bank, Livingston, Monlana
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a DIarAIcm To noImsoIILD.


LosDOS, Jan. 8J.-Dlspntohes from
Rio say that at 10 O'Clock this morning
Admiral DE 6nma, having opened fire
on some American war ships, a shntp
engagement followed with the result
that De Cana surrendered.
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WAsHGNuTON, Jan. 0.-Litulonnnt
J. Watson, OF tue Tenth United States
cavalry has been detailed agent Rt
Crow agenoy, Montana, vice w. II.
MymAn, removed.
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BEFORE JUDGE BARTCH.
Miscellaneous Small Gases Come Up
Arthur Ernest Edwards Surfcn-
ders aud Coos Olt Again.

Associate Justice Barlch held court
for about bait an hour this forenoon
aud disp0sed Of the following natter;
HARRY HAMMOND.
Ia the case Of tho People VI Harry
Hammond, tho Defendants counsel
were given until February 2Sth to pre-.
pare anu hlu bill OF exceptions.
hDDIT1ONAL TIME ~ PLEAD.
Board OF Education VI VIM. Lister.
In this sui leave was given Iill Zebra
AIRY 10Th 10 plead.
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% h'nry Harrison Taylor,
hinucH0tH, bend.

ri. fAuL, Jan. SO.-Colonel VIM.
nelty Harrison Taylor, for the pas
M'nn'eeh yepp slate librarian U.
1Nuugsola, died this morning after .
p,iseo,,lug Illness, aged 81. He wa
10y secretary OF President VIM
VH'S "ar''snn. anu married. Ons o!
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IIIioi
OBITUARY NOTICE.

~ ARLINGTON, Jan. 80.-The Bell
""pAohv patent expired today.
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NOT GRANTED.

soveF.ign'z Application Refused by
the SourL
WAsi1SuTOS, Jan. 8J.-Judgo Cox,
OF the District supreme court, tins
morning declined 10 grant the nppliea.
ton Of the Knights OF Labor 10 compel
Secretary Carlisle TO show CAUSE why
he should not be- cnloluud from issuing
hily millions bonds aa proposed.
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Tho CsAr'. condition.

81 PETERSBURG, Jan. 30.-rhe car
somewhat better, though his rest
va. ulslut6ed by coughing. His tenn.
i,s'uie this morning was iraci,ou
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DaneInE, MhI.Ley and nIoea.

,fiilLADELrHiA, Pa, jan. 30. -
Vhllds's condition Is unchanged.
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DR. HERTZ INTERVIEWED.
Startling Revelations la the PannIsn
scandal Promised.

PARIS, Jan. 8O.-Durlng an inter
view with DR.. Heuz, who fed TO
England TO escape the consequence Of
his connection with the Panama canal
frauds, he stated that unless his extra
dili0n can be arranged by tomorrow
he will publish all documents In his
possession. Startling revelations are
expected in case this IL done.
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my suffering. This IL promeditn.ci. /
hope 10 will bosuccuas."
The deceased was veteran railway
man ana acted in Tho capacity Of con-
ductor on the uilon Pacific, Rio
Gran Western uud 5ouihrrn Pncitic.
Ho was divorced from his wife In
Ogden four or i've yeafs ago. He had
n brother Ia Indiana who was notified
Of the suicide.
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WILD RUMORS FROM RIO,
L1 Engagement Between The U. s.
WarshIps and The Insurgents.
Ths Rebel Admiral Ia Dana Reported
Captured.-A critical rurn
of Anairs.

Bugsos AYREs, jan. 31.--It ~ re.
ported here that the affairs al Rio
Jnneiro are In a most critical situation.
Heavy firing Ia reported. 10 is said
that the United States war vessels
have boen engaged, with the result,
according 10 one report, that Admiral
Da CANA has surrendered; ao'
cording TO another, that hu has
Withdrawn his ships from RIO bay. The
reports have not been c0uflrmvd, hut
there seems TO be no DOUBT that serious
events are happening there ana that
the American admiral has taken enur'
gelio steps 10 protect American III
tersats.
The latest report says Ia Cana IL q
prisoner In the hands Of PeiAoio; II u
also reported that an iutuTguni mau.Oi-
war fired ON the American ilect.
a DISPATCH TO ROTIsCutLD.
LoND1E, Jan. 80.-Ihs Roihschild
bangius house has received disp tch
from Rio de Jaueiro saying that Al.
miral Da Cana has surrendered.
WHAT Is RSowS IN wAslttsuroN.
wAslnSurOS, jan. 8O.-It IL under.
stood here, though official c1rfobora.
ton cannot DO secured, that hflng has
taken place between Admiral Benham,
OF the United States fleet Ia Rio Janelro
harbor, and the insurgents. Who frst
fired cannot be luarned. 10 IL positive
ly knOwn that the situation IL serious,
even critical.