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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-30
THE ARMY STARTS.
General" Carter and 800 Soldiers
Lave This Afternoon.
FIERY SPEECH BY THE LEADER.
viii Camp at Murray Tonight and
Probably Hold Up Rio Grando
Freight Train.

"denefan Carter aud his "lndus.risl"
army numbering about $50 men, left
tue city this afternoon. All direct
negotiations with tho Rio Gpudo
Western railway officials having failed,
at least Tor the timo being, the Journey
was commenced on foot.
All was activity ia the camp Of the
army In the western pat, OF the city
al On olr.y hour this morning. A.
noon dinner was eaten a. the soup
house on srclnd West street. Begin
ming at O'Clock there wac a parade
over the principal streets. Three quar-.
tcfs Of an h1uf later "8sneraln Carter
c'mm,ucod ilsry qptocl on tue va.
cant piece Of ground opposite the Met.
fopolitau h0tql on Yves. Temple street
In substance hc said that tho move
moul was tho grcaicIt scheme ever
started Ia the Territory % Utnh. Tue
cause u H. birth was twonty.Ono years
of unwiso legislation, The cuimiua.
ton hud come AMI dlsnsir1us results
would follow unless tho administration
yielded 10 the living petition that hnl
already comm need 60 present Itself to
the authorities 90 Wellington. should
all peaceful duplication TAIL o. bfiug
relief, "rhru,n shouted Caftor, 81 Hay
10 arms. We will endure tyranny no
lOngefn
Further along Ia his haranguo Car.
ter boa Nully declared, II desire II un.
drrstoJl that We Will not faltur or hil
iu tho accomplishment OF QUE mission.
We arc going 10 Washington and no
power on earth can stop az very long
" a time. There arc 5000 men in
Utah alone who would spring 20 arms
anu 10 our dcicuuu nj a single word
from General Garrett"
Tho railroad officials came In for q
gooiiy share VI mild hammered abuse,
Tor refusing On carry thcarmy from tho
Territory u kausas City, as originally
contemplated. In this connection the
rumof comes from a source that should
be reliable, that u would not be much
Of % deviation from tho pr gram n
freight Train should be- held up or the
$50 orlando Western tonight Or within
two ur three days At tnost and bee
pressed Into service by tue iuduslria \.
The most Of the army has been re-
clad the last low days and scores uf
suits worn BY business mon were ldcut.
| HE'D AZ the mafchefs went by. Most
| OF them have goou shoes amt are com.
/ paptively we'll provided for ia all
respects. Several wagon loads Of pro.
visions aud bedding were sent or
ahead TO Murray, where the army pro.
poses 10 camp tonight
10 was "A matter o. frequent remark
that no bona Il lo residents OF Salt Lake
were seen In tho ranks Of the indus.
ttlalr. Very few OF tho mon have
lived In this city more than "A tow
months. Most Of them were Of that
class that wis attracted hefe last fall on
tho promise that this was a good city
20 come 20 on account Of the boundless
charity ami hospitality Of the people.
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Mnnted in Kansns civ.

Detectives Rhodes and Paul, Of thls
city, arrested Ut Ogden, on Saturday
evening, ON the strength Of Information
received by Chief Pratt from Kansas
CITY, a man supposed 10 be A. =, Hurt,
an escaped convict from Jefferson,
Kansas. Tho fellow made "a desperate
and determined effort 10 get away aud
came very close to succeeding, wneu
ho stumbled and fell to the grouul.
An Instant later anu the muEzls VI an
uillcrf's revolver WAS pointed az bis
head and he gave up. Two shots hal
already been Grsl al him. He was
brought 10 Salt Lake anu placed iu jail
avoiding the arrival Of an officer win
uquiailiOn papors,
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Mining Mention.

Last evening the Salt Lake direc.
tors Of tho Alice Mining company
Mefsu. J. H. and NJ. n. walker,
w. l.. Pickard, H.. W. Lawfouc,
ud Boyd Pafk-fr,ufnud from
Butte, Montana. Thoy report Ia,
Alice property there as In good shape
Thirty stamps " the sixty stamp mill
nru being run On silver aud gold ore,
aud 20 men arr NJ work.
IL has boon dccl1cl TO observe Tues,
day, May -, ut the MiIwtntcr Fail
ne Minef's Day, and nu elaborate pro.
gram IL being prepared Tor the occasion,
Au Invitation nas been extended 20 the
mining fraternity 10 engage In rocl
drilling contests, iu which over $500 IN
prizes will be- distributed,
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horticultural Meeting.

Tho Horticultural society met Satur
day afternoon at O'Clock IN tho Tenth
ward school house. T. s. Lowroy acted
~ chairman aud Thomas h. Wiasing,
secretary. On sccOuut Of the stormy
weather the attendance was not very
large. Tho several inspectors gave re-
ports Of their districts anu branch
societies, number OF which have
organized aud the people at large
seem anxious % comply with the law.
A program COMMITTEES was appointed
for the next muoIiug. Adjourned iof
one mouth.
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TOOK his OWN LIFE.
Inquest Over tho Body Of John Lynch,
Walker House Porter.

Coroner Taylor this afternoon held
an inquea, over the remains Of John
Lynch, the might porter OF the Walker
House, who was found dead In his bed
room ou Saturday evening, Mt the resi.
donce Of bic mother NJ the corner Of
Second and q streets.
ltappcars that tho deceased went 10
his home about O'Clock Saturday
morning, ate a lunch and retired 10
bed. Nothing more was heard or seen
Of him till his llfulaHs body was found
by his mother on the evening OF that
LAY, a bullet holo In bic head, his
brains oUzing from the Rhastly wouuI,
pools Of blood upgu the bed uuI ilJUr,
aud a 3s-caliber revolver near his right
hand, told briefly the story VI sulf
destruction,
The coroner was notified and took
charge OF the remains, but was unable
TO hnd any clue ur reason for the rnsh
act. Tue docratud had brother VINO
committed suicide In this city two Or
three ycars ago. The mother OF the
dead man ~ 20 years NJ age, anu IL
proslraied with grief
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Noisy Sabbath Breakers.

Many visitors 10 the city cemetery
yesterday we're checked at the In.
human shrioks aud noise that were
tsndiug the sky from vacant square
olUsu by, " here lot VI hoUdlums had
clngfugatud ami were engaged "a ball
playing. The proper authorities ought
10 have n stopped, a. IL lisa disgrace
10 the community aud nn insult 10
citizens vino come 10 visit their dc.
parted ones Ia tAu silent city.
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IIOrEIILOT VICIOHl.
Dsbs says ,hs s,riEyr. wiu VIA ms
tight

ST. PAUL, April 8l.-Wo expect 10
win tho night Within iOrty.ulght hours,
President Dubs saii today. He raid
uu made Ihu statement on the author.
ny OF the general manager u another
road VINO told nim that Hlll would
grant tho demands OF all the employees
W'thiu that time. Passenger traius
were sent out AS usual TO-DAY.
Ouo huudrud deputies were sout TO
BftghiurdFc.
President ID ibs claims lhst the firt-
moa a q uuglnuuu win stay by tue
union, Notwithstanding tuo Increased
wages promised tue brotherhood c0m.
mittec, but the company claims 10
have t0lUgTams from tue engineers aud
hfemsn announcing their determine.
ton 90 stand by 1hs company, A cOu.
ference Il Ia session ut Minneapolis
between Dghs ans representative Of
the commercial bodies Of the two cities,
lUoking to "a settlement by Aruilm .iou,
Tie Httikefa seem unwilling % cOu,
sent TO arbitration In any form. pTgsi
dent I'm talked as freely Nv ever.
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Moro Alnrms than rlres.

Shortly after one O'Clock this mora
lug five alarms were sent to the fire
department IN rapid succession. Only
one Of them, however, turned out 20
be asignal Tor real DANGER That was
toR burning barn on Fourth South,
between Sixth aud Seventh Eas.
streets, on the prUmiseslot Martin Fas'
sell, the butcher The barn was n
lumber one aud burned like finder
box. Init were a horse, harness, sur
roy, a quantity Of hay aud a number
OF uuuuumoratud articles Of minor
value. All were consumed, the lOhH
10 va.imAtod at from 5000 ~ 500,
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NEW YOm, April s1.-rhe uull
movement iu sugar received ifush
Impetus At the opening Of the ox.
change. Brokers Of tho pool bid tho
oiiuing O. lost iuu shorts IA stocks
the market was neglected. After a
bfici time sugar broke 1 pOr cent 10
iUsi
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Mining and Milling 10.

The Cannon Gold Mining & Milling
company has filed articles Of incor.
pofation with the county CLERK. The
iuoorp0ratots arc Angus NJ. Cannon,
Lewis NJ. Cannon, q Gorge NJ. Cannon,
John NJ. Cannon aud Charles Cannon.
The capital stock Is placed ut $4,000,
divided into 10000 Bhatua OF tho par
value Of 60 gacu. All these afo sub.
BurIbrd Tor.
The officers are Angus NJ. Cannon,
PRECEDENT; George NJ. Cannon, vice.
president; Lewis NJ. Cannon, secretary
aud treasurer. A number Of valuable
claims In the Camp Floyd mining dis
trlCI are owned BY the company.
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ms rEH oENr Dividend.
Tho Stockholders 81 che wurid's Tair
10 Oct that amount.

CHICAGO, April 30.--A Ter long
walt the Wofli's Fair stoUsh0iicfs are
tl be- paid 10 pet cent dividend. This
was uCcitoI at a special mytiiug huId
lat Saturday,. Treasurer seubufguf
viii begin Ifcpaf.ui The $4,000 checas
re- once aui "a meeting will .o hoiI Co..
tay ~ decide how soon payment shall
ur made. Tho treasurer reported that
tho Fair had % cash balance OF Sl,ajU,.
900. The dividends TO be- paid are!
CITY oi Chicago, 100000 Columbian
Mucumi on stock transfer, 100000,
stockholders, $4,000. The remaining
sil0,ulJ viii uo held by the truasufUf
until ali the adams OF tho company are
settled.
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A Mob Thraw. nissiIe. a. q. \.
Auidirra

GRASD FoHys, n. d., ApTil 80.-A
speCihl train bearing our companies
u u. 3. troops ROM Fort 5uu.llng, ar.
rived today. There are POI men under
the command Of Major General j. n.
Peter. Several missiles were thrown At
the train. AtSi Ciou one soldier was
hit In tho head with brick and an.
other In the Pic " the stomach with a
coupling pin. At Crookston some one
fred a shot at tho engineer. Tho
train brought a pile driver and two
bridge crews 10 rebuild the burned
bridges WUit Of Miunt As soon M thea
arc replaced Il IA believed the traln
will uo sent through % the coast
Serious trouble Is feared on the Mon.
iaua Crnlrali anu possibly nc DBylps
Lake, n. ID, a special from Hiucklry,
MINI, the junction Of tho Great
Northern and Eastern Minuesois, says
a moi u 200 10 waiting to prevent any
train from going through.
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Among ,he icebsrgs.

pmAuEhruA, April $50. -- After
twluty days OF storm tho Allen
Line steamer Clrunu arrived 90 THIS
l9fL 90 April lyih, lust before day
break, The tgfCnu p.oughol deep Into
huge ice hcluu, whore che bcCumc last
hound, fifteen miles on Cape Race.
-Four uays the Coruau was he mined VA
by lufss that threatened 90 crush tho
vessel, Tine cold wus severe and the
crow suffered greatly. Slowly a pas.
sngU was worked 0ut VI the Ice inlds,
ald the weasel reached blue water on
tho .Jfl.
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II Was a Vicious Assault

d. J. Johnson, the fellow who made
a vicious assault on }. ". Parrot, tho
meat pic vendor, on Saturday night,
Will have hearing before Justice
smith tomorrow afternoon 90 . O'Clock
Johnton BE- o prddlct " plaster OF Paris
imagCs. ittUams that ho had handed
one 90 Parrot for examination. When
10 was returned Dee claimed that 30 had
been damaged aud insisted ON Parrot
paying i0rlL The latter denied that
hu hal damaged it iu any way. There.
upon johnson struck nt him with n
pacsot kuiiu iunlciiug a deep wound
over the lUit eye. The CASH IL 90 teri.
Gus ns 10 cause come 60 think that the
sight OF the organ viii be com rlrtely
destroyed. Parrot has been looked upon
o. a very quiet and uuonentlug ciU.
zun and tau Assault On him ls generally
spoken o. as being most vicious anu
unjustifablc.
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Hire on Franklin Avenue.

The nro department. was called out
this morning between 10 aud II O'Clock,
10 eXtingulsn blaze IN notorious
resort on franklin avenue. Tho fire,
however, was out before the brigade
arrived. Tue cause OF the excitement
was ifail female who dropped a
lighted cigarette on % her bed anu sci
II on iiTc. The flames spread rapidly
but were eElnguished by Chinaman
anu negItaa before much damage was
unuU.
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sE PAUL, Mlnu., April 90. samuel
Ilu, pfctiIrus u. tuu Montana
Central snya Today. ~ wish o.
deny ,he tnnduH ,ifculaiC1 about
tho .IrUIlu OF Manara. know
soc b. pie there qIItH pH we'll r Cue
gentlemen fr.m $40 whNccappod die
ttict of IT, Iilua. Tho Montana prop.o
ATE NOS tuulauH, thugs uf towards aH
the A. h. u. calls them. They do not
fgt4it 90 dynamite 20 uufniug bridges
at n'ght.n
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ron ARuiTn,rIoN
Report OF tho British Royai Labor
Commission.


LONDON, Aphl 8l.-rhe Royal
Labor oommiusl3n has agreed upon the
rrp5r, compiled by Duke Dsvonshiie.
Ho says ho could not recommend tho
direct establishment u boards Of oouu.
citation and arbitration by the state,
but u central department having means
90 procure accurate information might
DO much 90 pfOm0t the more rapid aud
uulvufstI uslabllHhmg The opinion
D. expressed that the difficulty Ia nn1.
inc uu.tnble afOilraturs would bB over
come by giving a public department
power o. appoint tln arbitrator lnu
report considers 10 no advantage 10
institute special labor department,
but advocates government inquiry
with vluw Of rcmvdylug the con.
fusion iu administration acts dealing
with sanitary regulations ami hours Of
labor Tor women anu children,
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TROUP Of CAVALRY.
Such an Organization Formed at
Spanish fork On Saturday.

General O.tiugor was seen by a
NEWS reporter this morning Rs no
came In from the south. Tue general
went down to Slanish Fork on SatuT-
Jay for the purpose Of organizing a
troop Of cavalry, which junction 10
completed near midnight OF that day.
a good deal Of enthusiasm ami interest
were maniiolt throughout the whole
proceeding and forty -three young men
were mustered ~. Nearly all have
good hOtfe-, anu the general predicts
that this troop Of cavalry will be- heard
from 10 advantage. JOhu -, Mustard
is captain,
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THEIR COMMISSIONS HERE.
lie Utah Commission Got Them from
Washington To-day.

The newly appointed members Of the
Utah commission received their com.
missions By mail from Washington
this morning, asd tomorrow afternoon,
At O'clUck,will ugaiu meet to.tmusact
business. Tho selection OF pur-
mautnt chairman, oiufk and assistant
clerk Ia looked Tor.
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whose sole purpose ia returning b. Go
register, aud tina; on the steamer
Oceanic, which arfiv,J here on Satur.
day, there are over 500 Chinese, who
want TO register, macy OF whom viii
not be permitted by the customs OIL.
Gers 20 come ashore before the limo
will have expired.
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Thcy rake ros.o.,ian ct a car nnd
Figut

BuHLINurUS, Iowa, April 3d.
fcaitr4sy when freight train 30. 10,
uatinouui on The Burlington fuAii
reached East Ouumwn, force oI
twenty tumps took possession of
nn empty box car aud ruiusul 10 DO
uiEllIEUl.
When tho train mon attempted 20
cut Out tine cor thuy we're confronted
viii revolver. superintendent Levy.
Of this city, was trlugfuphtd ana
ordered tsc conductor ~ carry the mon
iU Fairfield, whore tho police, aftuf a
brief struggle, cut thu caf anu leit the
men On % side track.
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WAsuINGruN,April 8l,-rhe time In
the Senate was occupied today IN
spicy rolllquies between Hale, Teller
and Alinuh ON one side ana Harris
aud Voorhees, on the other, upon the
question why no better progress Ia be-.
iug madu with the taTiii bill, 81 want
10 say hero" Sad Voorhees, In most
imuttssiyo manner, "that in spite Of
other changes they may be made, no
matter what may be- floating In the air,
tue Income tax viii stay with this bill.h
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lnIune.lon lnrI.aa .nr.

CIICAuU, Arm 8O,-AtJOruoy Con.
erai Siui.uuy applied 10 Judge Winds
today for an Injunction restraining the
Fidelity ltus, company Of Pnila.
delphiu, from doing business In Illinois
and Chicago. Tine case viii be- heard To.
morrow. Judge Winds has authorized
the ATTORNEY general 10 proceed with
quo wRrTauto aud made Il Tuturnablu
on May uth.
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4 baptist Preacher. Defense tor tho
catholics.

catholics.
ATLANTA, Co, April aO.-whon
Governor Northern appointed H8u.
Patrick Walsh 20 the ". 5. Senate, tho
newspapers c0ulfIllud ~ She A. y. a.
aasallod him because the uppUiuteu was
a Catholic. Rev. Df. J. b. Haw.
th0rne, the calculated Baptist preacher,
last night inside the A, Il. a, tie sub
lrct Of hiH dlauIuuu. Ito ntsailtd thu
Organization ab the enemy o. The state
uuI %. tho Constitution, because %
,.suycl TO establish a religious tgat lot
office.
"rhry arc acting tho part Of Judas
iBcaulot,H said hgi "aud the rcauit OF
thrir Wat up0n religious Liberty vii 90
TO drive men Into the Catholic
chufCh.p
Tue doctor then went on 10 say that
all coed Catholics and all good fr1,Hs.
tauts wcr5 equally devoted 10 TIE
O Iuutry, and they ahould unite 10 rush
out an organization which was un.
American Aui visionary. The Pf0iub.
tnut preachers generally endorse Tho
stanu taken by Dc. hawthoTc, and DO
thoif Views they are sustained BY tho
ptUis " the city.
WILL SILENCE TT TO biAllis
WAuuSurDN, April 3D. rnDro will
be- no CuAuy nlk in the House of
Representatives 10 those who difUct
the legislation can prevent 10. Rea1lu.
t.Uus bearing on Cl&oy'a hiil nc tho
treatment, OF, or hearing for CoXuy
delegations Will be- promptly referred
90 committees without debate anu
There 10 no hkrlihuCu that the measure
viii emerge until tho agitation sub.
silul. The only means by which REF
uienr0 b. C0Xey eau 30 mndo viii be-
the Injection Of C0xoy speech into
thu debate on Que Of the PENDING az
pfopTlatiuu bills.
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Laramio'a smniipos case.


Nfffai hiiNli.i ~ te NhWA
LARAMIE, Wyo., April aO.-willinm
Malhtson, Union Pacific brakeman,
who was exposed 90 smallpox by vislt.
inK A. II. Oracle tho morning 10 was
discovered hu hot the disease, is now
SICK Hu anu John bt0uusiiur, who
was CNpUrud ~ thr same time, have
been quafantinCd east Of town about "a
week, no 10 10 not anticipated that
there will bo any further spread Of the
disease.
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WILL SILENCE IT. To pEATiL
rlcInLlnl.a mo DO nsen.

BRAumOv, Ruuuauia, April 30. -
Wine tnu pier was crowded with
people, awaiting the steamer Tor Cali
tho, on tho Danube, tho pier gave way
aud threw l9J persons into tue water.
Many are believed 10 bo drowned.
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MANr mnILE IIME.

An the Chiucsc uuNu Not Yet neen
Able 60 Register,
San FRANCsCl, Arul SO.-rhe
Chintse Six companies held a big
meeting nero ias, uglt and again
pgtitioned theirm.uisirfat Washington
To memorializs Congress Iof turlher
extension OF time igrtoEt'ts'loh under
tho MoCreatY aGl. Unlt'- lhrlf prayer
ia granted, the rgglslmu0h uooka viii
close on ThumuNy ueA', Ohinosa
call attention 10 Tie fact 'lat every
Incoming steamer brings many Chinese
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NEw York, April SO.-rhe visible
supply OF grain on Saturday, April %,
on complied by the Now York produce
exchange, was: Wheat 90 58i 900
huahols, decrease ,5il 600; corn, u.s..
ll6.UUu, decrease OF l,lll 200; oats,
$50 900, un increase Of $4,000 bushels;
barley, 23I 900, decrease OF $4,000.
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WAsuINGIOS, April S0.--fn the
presence of the immediate personal
friends rmXlon Beaie, oA-miuister 10
Persia, and Harriet Blaine, daughter
0f tho late Secretary Blaine, were mar.
ried az the Blaine reaidonceat o'clock
today, Rev. Dr. Hamliu, pastor OF tue
Presbyterian Church vi Covenant,
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the COUNTY COURT,
Business Taken Up by the ScIeolmu
This Day,

Probate Judge Blair presided at tho
usual weekly meeting Oi the county
court thu morning. ssleuimen Cahoon,
Bamberger and Morris were also
present. Very little actual business
was transacted up to tho noon hour,
the board being engaged IN discussing
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ntNAnItE ~ ~ rnlNlIsro.
A violent rzpiosiun but Not much
Damage

Damage
Ban EHANCfsCO, April 3O.-Au at.
tempt was maze with dynamite early
thlH m0rnlIg % wreck restaurant on
Mission street, near Twouiy.Uighih.
Not much damage was Iunu, however,
though the report could be- heard uraf-
ly milo away anu tu.ldIugs ia tho
immediate vicinity wore violently
HuuEyu, The testiunut o. kept by
Two 5lnvoulaua aud 10 10 beloved BY
ioiiCU that ihu explosion was planned
by u Slhv 90 whom they cold gut au.
Uthur restaurant some timu since.
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In Dbl U. 5. Snpremc ronrt.

Attorney H.. W. ratlook has been
admitted 10 practice At tho bar Of the
United States supreme Couflin wash.
lugtou.
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Farms. Houses and Inhabitants
ThroWu into the HiVcr.

QuEnrC. April 8D.-Nows comes
flom St.Albauy,tour miles west Of here.
az waterfall. Land One mile IN
length, with farm houses aud contents,
was thrown Into tho river 81, Anne.
Ten pora3ub los. their liyeA
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Aaofman ronsor,aii,e Dend.

HALE, 5lKouy April 3l.-Hcrr
lsauchhaupen. conservative leader and
U2-deputy, is ueau.
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WAsHINGrON, Auril 80. - Frank
halton died At $50 this afternoon.
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~ 20 wv IN LApIEs.

DIS moINEs, April Rumors Of
general Tie up Of All the rallr.ada
running into Dos Moinos are rife
.alay. The labor leaders said today
,nh u Kelly was not furnished win
transportation inside OF four days, the
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HELENA, Mont, April 3O.--Hogan's
irmy, Numbering three hundred and
thitiy men, WIS brought hofu on a
slccial train at ninu O'Clock by The
soldiers iTom Fort kcOgh. The
prr1uurs were inkcn 10 the fair
30 unus, two miles ir0m the city,
ware they anu tue soldiers male %
camp.