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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
TAR And FEATHERS.
rlrl,n, General TaTSnty hlllrealed
BY a Masked Mob.
,at ANoaIENEs HIS ENEMIES.
,..,,or waite Orsrs a Reward for the
Arrest and Conviction OF the Per
retrators Of the Outrage.

ro,oRAp5 ermNos, June 28.-Ad.
90, gmeral Tarsney was kill
.,cp.d from Alpmo hotel at midnight
I, ,sven unknown, masked men,
..,.o 10 the suburbs In "a hack, tarfcd,
,.,,bsrei aud ordered to leave III PAso
county aud never return. Taunsy
s,,e,lled rom bed by the hotel clerk
IA answer to y telephone call. Masked
nan entered tho hotel, seized Tarsncy,
.,,thsd him over the head with the
tuu Of a pistol aud carried him Of.
tn. cleft quickly gave the alarm,
tu, fifteen minutes elapsed before
me- mounted officer had started
,s punuiL Up to o'el3cg
ibls m0friug no trace Oi
Tanuey had been found. The
s,,yrs Of .acRs were Illuminated
sbefmau Ctumluy, one OF them, says
r.nney was taken 10 a point near
Au,lin Bluffs. A posse IL securing the
1,sifis Ina search OF him. There was
.mrr,ipr OF twenty-five deputy shef-
M, lat nilht In the Antlers park NJ
vblch IL Il supposed the plot against
fafsucy was hRIcbed.
eoyEHNOR WAITE OFFERS a INWARD.
DENVER, June .3.-Governor Waite
.gsfrl a reward Of 81 900 Tor the arrest
inI conviction Of any OF the men
Anticipating In tho outrage nj Color
siu bprings. General Tafsney IN a
IfUthuf OF Congressman ratney mol
aud e1.C3ngtSpsman 1attney (Mich,)
he has teen acting rs counsel for thu
Cnpple Creek miners. He incurred
l1e bitter hostility OF the A. Il, A.,
saIlug the militia against the city
hall during the police board trouble.
General rauncy wus still missing at
II O'clock. Hack drivers sherman
Cfumley anu Jean Mckinley were At
ftsled but released ON their own recog-
ilIAuct-. They declare they do not
kn5w tho masked men and were forced
81 tho puiut Of reviewers TO DIVE the
,afty. One man, thvy say, remained
With Iamney OktonsiUly 10 conduct
him 10 the city. Some men wanted 10
klll Tauney, but tho leader prevented
lhlL 1Amney thanked him aud shook
hands with him.
DFNvER, Colo, June Ex-Governor
Vale nHa sent force Of detectives TO
Colorado 5ptings on a speclal train TO
hunt for Tarsney. Mrs. Tarsney and
laughter went on the same train.
TLE GovERNOR HEARS FROM TARsNEY.
DESyEB, June 93.-This afternoon
Governor Waite received a dispatch
nom General Tarsney, who IL at
Palmer Lake, twenty-five miles from
Colorado Syringe, that ho will be- met
there by special train and brought 10
Denver.
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WAsiuNu1oS, June % Speaker
Crisp returned 10 the Capitol today
nitef his absence ON account OF sick.
uvss. Tue senate amendments 20 the
bin concerning tho charter Of the ~.
premo Lodge " knights Of Phytnians
were CuuCuTrvd 10.
The Senate bill making Labor Day n
legal holiday was temporarily laid on
the table.
Eulogica on the late Representative
iouk, NJ the request Of CULTIVATE,
were postponed 10 Saturday, July Z,
prior 10 going into committee o. the
whole on the deficiency Appropriation
bill.
Report was made Of the contested
election case Of Tom Watson against
J. e.. Black, Tenth Georgia district, IN
favor Of Black.
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NNNfN NhN r NNNElANAt lh. ANAh NiHhIA-
ton Of this tact awaits Us at the Bflt-
ham CITY dcpo..
When the train arrived At 5.lU
O'Clock pm, we found tie ample depot
grounds hero literally covered with
people anu conveyance, waiting 10 re-
ceive W, with President Rudgcr CLAW
s0n anu his councillors In charge.
With thB utmost dispatch aud lofitc.
order tie visitors wero transferred 10
the waiting carriages and the urucrs-
cles took It, way up tho
shadc.,hirted avenue Tor which
Brigham city IL noted 90 the
town, where the united order came
very nearly 10 perfection. AZ tuC edge
Of tho city tho party was salutud by
the waving hnudketcbiufs - iully hv1
hundred sunday school children
duwn up Ia iiues On either Side " the
street, Passing on through the ptiuci.
pal thofJughintus " the city, CIuutUr
marching the while, the visitors ha a
splendid opportunity OF seeing the
Town before being Guyeu 90 th"ir
appointed place., sid certainly not usu
of them but WAS strucs with IT. sold
improvements sud beautiful houstf.
At nightiall tho "goou, of. "a .hionBI
Mormon haln of which the program
spoke, was herAlied by the Muudou
band, which, by tue way, had met ~
NJ tho dept ana had led the procession
through the city, AMI upon repairing
10 ihu opera mouse, We t0unt tnst, Us
at the depot, every detail Lad been
arranged iOr our UnIJymuu.
The pro grtm Tor tnu uysuiug ran ~
folows;
-uoit address Of welcome, President
RuIgtr Clnws0n.
.our Correcting. ..... ..s......,........Glee club
lralgr
uauciug
double Quarie,tc, "Fathers Com.as Home.
Nl'inet' .s........ ..,.s.,,,.....,'l mplg tlpir
DANCING
song '1uI frog ON tue liant '.a.,..sIce yiup
.ana ",iunier, Caoras'..-.romrlo Choir
nAhtinl
bcucuietou.
President Woodruff. being tired after
tue drive, did not c5mu T. the ball, but
Pfusidenis George q. Cannon, Joseph
\. Smith anu Luruzi snow aud
Apostle Fhnklin ID Richards were
there anu With their wives formed the
fipt c1liillou AZ tue head VI the ball.
ANalANNN ANANhNA AHNANHNh'n NIlNhlNE
address was ~ neat as could be. He
said In part; "Osing 10 your labors
Tor this good Of the human race, aside
from other considerations, ana there
are many VI them, we consider u a
great honor 10 open our homes to you
sud to welcome you 10 the best our
stake affords.
To this, President snow, ia behalf OF
the visitors, responded briefly, closing
by invoking the choice blessings ot
heaven upon all and the installation OF
the company into the easy comfort VI
an Old time party WAS complete, when
the "Gfeotingn had been sung
by nine male voices under the
aulo direction q >. y. Lee,
and after tho opening prayer had
been offered by Brother Charles Kelley
Of tue Stake presidency. Miss Belle
salmon tscilud "rhe Massacre Of
ZjtuAsler." AZ 10 tue dancing there
IL no need h cay II was done with
spirit, aud the only complaint your
correspondent heard was that Bishop
George Rinney and Bishop John II.
Winner "out tho pigeon wing" little
too attlsticaily 10 suit their young
brethren aud thnt when the "Soltcn
Reel" and "Slr Rogerly de Coverlyh
were called they were noticed 10 "ring
on"
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Held To Answer.

u Y. Brown aud Florencv Smith,
the o0loroi man and white girl men
toned In these coluhns yesterday,
were taken before Commissioner
GruenmAn this morning on charge
Of f0rnioaIi0r, They were held 10
await the grand lury's action, Brown
Ia the sum Of $500 ana Smith 500.
Failing 10 furnish tho required bonds
they have gone 20 the pouitentlafy.
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NORTH ENID, o, r., June 23.-As
the soulhUOund passenger train was
pas,ing through Round Pond last
night, several shots we're fired into II
without damage. A short time alter
wards a bridge was blown up with
dynamite and 800 feet oftrsck torn up.
Ihs Rock Island have brought suit In
tie Oklahoma district court against In.
diyidunls IA RouDd Pond ~ recover
damages OF S76,O for the wreck two
weeks ago. The blowing up Of the
bridge last night was no doubt for re-.
ygugo.
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morsemtnIn chicnEo.

CHICAGO, June 23.-Nearly one.
hail tue names on the registers Of
chicago hotels for tho past twenty
tur hours were those Of hOtsemen Or
people who have come 10 the city to
lep the greatest uf American races.
The great crowd, however, will reach
chicago early this morning, when the
ualns will be loaded with thtougs
coming here from Lat0nia and ~.
Louis. Marcus DAILY has ordered q
t1om ut the Auditorium and viii be
there for breakfast this morning.
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NEW HORIS, June 23.-Stock market
opened weak. sugar ran Oh 1; Balt.
more 4; Onio u, Consolidated Gas !;
sugar rallied ! b., ~.
Sugar under the attack sold down 1,
tho market was heavy after II o clOok;
Atchison and Northern Pacific pre-.
mfred Loot q; North American aud
UniOn Pao dc Z; sugar rallied lost
the Improvement anu recovered I.
Silver, o.. lead, $40.
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In the FIRE Department

This evenipg "Blly" Bywater, for
many yeRn member Of the Salt
Lake fre department, but who In COM
mon with many others was displaced
In the Political change Of 1890, goes
back TO his old post. As man OF ex-
porisnoo Ia this particular line he Is
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pONE BY cONFlpENtE MEN.
Warrants VI Arrest Issued Tor the
Gamb crs

a sanpete merchant named Jonson
was tho vic.im OF % couple o. conu'
dence men NJ Ga Iti's Park yesterday
afternoon, having boon iupod to the
tune %, about saw. lie afterwards
went before C0mmi-siouUr Pratt aud
swute Uu. n complaint against the twU
men on y charge OF gambling, their
names being given ~ Charles steele
nud Zen Anderson, Captain Donovan
atfcstcd the former at Caldgf's, but
could not find Anderson.
steele made bis appearance before
tho commissioner this morning nud
was liberated ON furnishing cash
bond OF 500 TO come up lJr hearing
this uHy week.
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A MYSrERlnus FIND.
Problem that toocle County People
are Ludcavoriug ~ solve.


A Problem that ioocle County People
are Lndcavorins 10 solve.
a story Of rather a strange md was
told to a representative OF the NEWS
by some gentleman from Tocele
county this afternoon. Il was that a
few days ago young mau nsmed
David Cook, while riding over the
range hunting for stock Ia Rush Val.
ley, near POwoll's ranch auj about
ton or twelve miles south aud
east Of Vernon, accidentally came
across dead horse, attached to a de.
livery wagon. Tue OUTFIT bore evi.
dtncu VI having been there Tor at least
a year, M the hide Of the horse had
literally dried on tue CafcAas-a pro.
cess that required not less than one
summer.
Strange 10 say many men had ridden
and driven past the pIsco before, tut
had failed 10 make the discovery.
There are numerous spcuulLtiOuH
A. 10 how the outfit came there. Tue
horse undoubtedly had wandered over
the prairie ut will and only ceased ~
wandetings when the wagon became
fast Ia small cedar tree. How long
the poor animal remained In thai oon.
dition before II starved 10 death Ia, Of
Course, only matter " conjecture.
N'ue VI tho people In that or any
other part Of tue county, ~ far as
has been aacoftained, have any knowl-
edge Of the loss by anyone OF such
morse Or conveyance aud various
theories are advanced ~ 10 how
the OUTFIT got there. Ex.Sheriil
Mcbride In speaking Of the matter
Inclined 10 the belief that the deaf
body Of the owner might be- ioui 4 In
this locality. Whether A. traveller he
may have beou robbed aud murdered
Tor his money IL aqueslion which at
this time IL ut IN pult Ia a1iVo
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rIsrIcuFr. rs coumr.
A Young Denver LnwJ-r's Striking
Argument.

DENVER, June 23-Two prominent
lawyers engaged la fistieufis during
the trial Of case bsiore Justice Of the
Peace Harper today. Ralph Talbot
endtAvofod 10 snatch some papers from
ths hands Of Henry Is. O'Reilly, anu
being unsuccessful, struck min blow
between the eyes, Il oTlng him aud
drawing blood. Mr.. O'Relily ftgained
his feet RuU was about TO return the
blow when others interiefrd aud sepA-
rated the men. O'Hellly IN a quite
elderly, gTay-haired man and his AZ
saiiaut IL considerably younger The
court gave Talbot n scjrching repTi-
naud and fined him So, the limit for
contempt.
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REnAuKlnLr srNrrNCr.
An Omaha Judge stnrtIta the
Legal IrnteFutty


OMAHA, Neb., June IA remark
sue sentence was passed upon Charles
~ BachmHn by District Judge Scott.
hachman had been found guilty Of
suulttfyi bas,ardy and contempt Of
court. He was sentenced to the full
extent Of the law for adultefy-t20J
ana one year Ia jail; for bastatdy, $50
month Tor too years aud $4,000 bond,
OF ~ lieu Of II, imprisonment In jail;
nul ten days Tor contempt Of court iUf
illuminating a witness; one sentence
70 Degin AZ the expiration Of another.
Baohman was difeolodtO be confined
IN n cell. lie has u wife aud children.
As Bachman is a pAuper anu has no
friends he cannot iaise any money OF
secure a bond, ard ho necessarily must
remain In jail Tor life. This remark.
nhlc sentence h the theme fot discuf-
sion by all lawyers In Omaha.
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WACO, Texas, June 2G-rhs corner
stone VI the Texas Cotton palace was
laid yesterday with Masonic cen
monies. The day was observed ~ a
general holiday Aud ED extensive
parade took place, In which were all
tinus Vt cotton decorations and designs.
The building will be- cOmpleted Sep
tembar /, and President Cleveland
will he invited to open II.
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considered the peer Of any iremau la
the west, aud he haH many ihondH
VINO will be glad 10 hear that hu has
reeu restored 10 the place that no held
with credit % long. OF late he has
been acting as deputy United States
mnrshni at ssltaiL but resigned that
position today
Some OF the discharged iirrmon are
.oibus Of resisting tie acton 90 the
board VI iIfu and police commissioners
in uispgEHiug with their services.
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rhsstrII.er. lLnasr caY.r.

PUNNsuIAwHEY, Pa, June 28.-Tho
situation has not changed since tue
arrival OF the troops yesterday. The
infantry are pntrolllrg the roads and
the cavalry are securing the country,
but the ro6ellious HuagaTiAns and
Italians are under cover,
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NEW Yoml, June 28,-rho weekly
bank statement; Reserve, decrease,
81 200; loans, iucreRse, 5000, 500,
speoir, decrease, 81 4g6, 700; legal ten
der iucren.e, S2,lg3,7UJ; deposits, In.
crease, t8, l52,sOO; circulation, decrease,
t8i, $40, Toe banks now hold $40, 800.
S7j IN excess OF requirements.
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on THE LAKE.
Secretary Hamlln aud Party Take a
Voyage from saliair.


II Il not all Of the people who 1.-Two 10
the cities ana towns that almost border
on our great inland sea tnat have OK.
porienced or appreciate the delights Of
voyage on the Great Salt Lake.
These, however, are becoming better
known, not only 10 residents, but TO
distinguished visitors. and as time goes
on a compliment To the latter In the
summer season will not DO complete
without u visit 10 the briny lake and
skim over its surfaces ~ well a. a bath
Ia IL waters.
Among the visitors 10 enjoy the lake
trip last evening was Assistant SoCfe-
tAry Hamlin, who left NJ midnight on
his Journey 10 san FfunoiHoO. La tho
party when went 10 Saltair were Mt.
Hamlln, his private secretary MT. Nc.
GrAw, And Judge Stephenson, Of ludi.
ana, now Of tho department VI Justice at
Washington, AUung Governor &. G..
Rlchards, u. 4. Marshnl Nat NJ.
brigham, Surveyor General George
W. snow, Register u the Land Ofiloo
Byron GfoO, Mrs. Ggoo, ID, q. DUNBAR,
Col. IA Page, n. W. Clayton anu Il.
Dewey RlcnAfdu anu wife. rhe party
lett Salt Lake NJ y. M, and At s y. IA.
boarded the raluls NJ SRltair, tor an
hour and "a hslPa cruise along 10 the
west shore OF Antelope island. Rg-
turning at $3.50 y, m. All elegant lunch
was pAftskeu Ul aud the party came 10
! Salt Lake, arriving at II O'CLOCK, The
/ entire iflp wss thoroughly enjoyed ami
| the visions expressed themselves as
highly grluied aud delighted.
Assistant Secretary Hamlin also was
| the recipient VI the kind attention Of
several citi1sns yesterday. lie WAS
taken 4 drive 10 the penitentlaty anu
/ Fort Douglas. Afterwards dinner was
served at the KuulHfotd, and then the
party visited Saltair.
Tho secretary expressed himself as
| greatly pleased with everything he
saw In Utah, aud recognized 81 the full
extent the industry ana perseverance,
| of the people who have redeemed tue
country from IL OTigiual desert con.
dilion to i.s present state Of cultivation
and beauty,
MIR, Hamlln will sail on the 10th Of
| July on tho revenue cutter Rush,
which has been detailed for the pur.
pose OF conveying him to Alaska.
There he VIII make thorough investl'
cation Of the seal question with 70 er'
ence 10 tne alleged imp0sitions that
have been praoticsd upon our govern
meut, anu viii return prepared 10 Hu-
gest 10 Congress some luTIher legls!a-
ton on the subject
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WICHITA, Kansas, June 23.-Hoavy
rains nave caused LiIlo riveri 10 over
flow GreeuWAld Park, And last night
lne people living near tie river were
cnmpsIied to move. The water re-,
mained stationary from midnight TO s
O'Clock this morning and has been Tit-
ing and falling all day.
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A Ten.ysRT.oid hoy supposed 60 Nave
nuTdored - school Nate.

Special Dtipufch % ne NEWS
RAwLISs, Wyo., June 28.--Johunie
Allen, the toI-yVar.Old boy VINO shot
aud killed Eta GTUums, a uohoolmatr,
while on the way to the Lake Greek
school near 5afatoga, January II, lasi,
has been arrested on the charge VI
granddaughter, At the instance Of
Robert Gfooma, father Of the girl. A.
the time II was generally thought that
the shooting was purely accidental,
but subsequent developments have led
the father to prefer charged against the
hoy.
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In sImpalhy Nilh the STRIKER.

lUFBLO, Col, June % The Pueblo
lodge OF the American Railway union,
with some 400 members employed by
lhu Denver d RIO Gfaudu, Union
Pacific, Denver q Gulf Atuhison,
Topeka 4 Santa Fe, Chicago, Rock
lslaud& Pacific and Missouri Pacific
fallways, tonight passed resolutions In
sympathy with tho striking coal
miuuis aud voted not 10 handle coal
mined By uOn'unlon men.
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MIR. DennIs Improving.

Inquiry today met with tho response
that ths condition OF Principal ID.
Dennis, Of the Bryant scuool, was
more favorable this morning, and that
tho prospects, for his recovery are more
encouraging,
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WAsuINuTUN, June 23.-rhe work
Of mapping the areal geology OF cen.
trail Montana will be resumed at once,
and continued all summer The area
to bs covered IL over 5000 square miles,
adjacent ~ tho area surveyed last
summer.
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nRs. Jumno's nApLucE.
Her DAuEhIer's stocking Meta safe
Deposit Tor moRrS,

FARGO, n. d., June 23,-Mrs.
JUMBO CantWell, wlto OF thu CoXey
l,ader, IL 10 Fargo on her way East
10 join her husband. She organised
stmles In sovufnl Montana towns and
lenI them east TO Join CAutwell. At
Ainot last night her secretary, a man
named Farley, stole 500, which she
had hidden In the stocking Of daugh.
Ter, eight years old. Suo is searching
now Tor Farley.
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A Small PAY Roll.

The pay roll at the CITY Hall today
was very small one, consisting VI
s90gl2 disbused ~ the day's portion
VI Eighth WARD square Improvements
for the past week.
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Supreme Court.

The Territorial Supreme Court will
be IN session again next week. Ga
Monday some more opinions are sx-
peoltd down, quite number Of cases
yet rem iiu TO be- argued.
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Special Dnpa'et 10 tho NEWS
LANDER, Wyo., June GA rich
strike has been made on the Dutch
Tom Gulch In the Lewiston district,
Ia a fouI-ioot vein nj depth Of Fix
feet. The orc washed $40 10 "a pan, n
few going a. high ~ S25.
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WILL REnAIN ~ JAZZ.
IrAin Robbers make Futile Efforts to
Escape.

ST, LOUIS, June 28.-The wiley
uaiu rgbbrfs, Marion Hedgpeth aud
Martin Sasse, viii be compelled 10 re-
main In Jail despite the lAct that for
several days past they have been max.
i,lg Efforts 10 escape. Head Guard
huht frustrated their etlOrts. Ia pass
ing Hedgpeth's cell Thursday night
10 saw something cleaning througn
lle barr. The instrument disappeared
and he opened tue door, anu after n
suofl time 4 long, sharp piece OF iron
partly nled into key was found back
" the cot. Guard Lehman, la trans.
Nffing Martin Basse from one coil to
smother found handcuti key IN his
pocket. He Ia under sentence TO serve
,ut years for robbing a pOHtotilce.
heIgpeth 10 sentenced 10 twenty Two
years. He says that prisoner who
vent To the psn gave MIN the bar.
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LONDON, June 23.-Iho French
steamer Oberk from Liverpool aud
Haytu for Valparaiso, has been sunk
on the French coast In n collision with
an unknown vessel. All on board were
saved.
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a. '. Commi,sioacr Tor the yellow
stone.

CuEYESSE, wyo., June 23.-Gen.
eral J. W. Medium was yesterday
appointed commissioner OF the U. =.
court with Jurisdiction within Vel
lJwstone National Park under the
act 10 protect animals and punish
0lens0s committed within the Park.
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Al EAUrIFUL nIRAoE.
large Ciiy Painted on the Evening
say,

SAY.
COLUMBUS, Ind, June 20. - The
western ky last night contained a
beautiful picture In tue form OF n mir.
age. Painted on the sky was beauti'
Iul city, with IT. churches, spires,
elegant buildings and wide streets
lined with shHue trees. The adjacent
hilltldtsweTe coveTedIwith gfeenioliage
tnd peaceful river shOue like silver.
The clouds which surrounded this
icuue were tinted with the various
eolOn OF the rainbow. The rare scene
listed thirty minutes.
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Hedgpeih managed 10 tlu Ie the guards
lat January but was caught AZ he was
attempting 70 crawl OUT OF the tor
window.
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'ss',,'ss ''''f'f ''','''''s %
tNaine of tho u1ruruioniHi,l


SALT LAKE TEurLE ENcuWloNIsr.
Entertained by ..r.".",..'... .'''''.''''..'''..
soon after the train started each ex-
curnionist received small FOLDER CIV
ing au outline OF the general plan OF
procedure Tor the four days enter
iainment, anu the cars with which
every detail had evidently been gone
over before hand, was noIloeAble In
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TmE SENATE
um spsaLs strongly Against the
Income raa.

WAFiuNu1o.i, juno %. 900 la the
seuale today Cal offered u resolution
providing Tor n somm tee 81 hVe uenh,
tors to investigate ne eIec'loh anu
control OF aenaloTs anu REPRESENTATIVES,
by corporations ,,.,,
Sherman said he WAS WlUlhg mo ~
vestigatiOu should DO allowed 20 iar No
Florida was concerned, Dut 10 ulu ho'