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Colorado Springs, Special.-Sherif
Bowers, who is in charge of a posse az
Cripple Greek to prevent interference by
the strikers with the men who have gone
to work In the mines, wired this city for
q half-dozen more deputies and quantity
OF arms and ammunition. 1t is thought
trouble will break out first on Bull Hill.
The sheriff states that couple of hun
dred men could easily overcome tho
watchman and sn all force there They
would then march to Battle Mountain
where a lively fight would he likely to
occur. The Battle Mountain miners are
well armed,
The sun., 1894-03-22
PI'TH OF THE NEWS.
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important News
of the world. CUIled From the
TcIrgrmrh Reports OF the Press
AesOciuIiOnS.
rrom the Nntion.. Capital.

From the NntiOn's Capital.
The government reports 1l3,ONO,UO
bushels Of wheat in farmers hands.
Mai. Gen. Howard is said to contem-
plate becoming candidate for congress
an leaving the army.
According to Il department report the
Russian thistle infoStS forty thousand
Irrt.s in the Northwestern states.
Minister Thompson confirms the re-
port OF the surrender of the Brazilian
insurgents.
An effort will be made in congress
to abolish the coast and geodetic sur
YpN.
The resignation of Frank Rarret as
supervising Inspector for steam vessels
ut st. Louis has been requested by Sec
retarY Carlisle.
Secretary Herbert replies to house
inquiry a> to his authority for placing
naval forces under the control of
BlOuut ut Hawaii.
The deficit Of the government. it is
now estimated. will fall ten or twenty
millions below the Seyrnty-eight mil
lions figured out by tn" secretary of the
treasury in January.
The sun., 1894-03-22
Criminal DcIngA.

Fred Amth0F, butcher. lost his
money in poker game at indianapolis
and committed suicide,
An Investigation at Cleveland, Ohio,
shows that Assistant Fire Chief Speedily
sold his influence to city contractors.
A. Il. Beal tried to kill his wife and
himself at Dubuque, Iowa, because the
woman had left him.
j. A. Gunn and John Hill had a duel
ut Calera, Ala, Gum being fatally
hurt
West BOOthe, a negro boy, was shot
fifteen times during a quarrel at Long
oven, Tex. Boothe will die.
Burglars robbed the safe of the post
office at patOka; ILL.,, and secured $3.50
in cash and $130 in stamps.
John H. Hiler, charged at Peoria
with bigamy, has been locked up in the
county Jail in default of $1,000 bail.
Ex-Deputy Collector Walter P. Shaw
was placed On trial at Louisville for viQ
lating civil service rules.
John Carroll, who held up a man in
an Indianapolis street in broad day
light. was captured by a citizen after 2
twO-rniie chase.
Andrew sauF, cashier of the defunct
Defiance Savings Bank, Of Defiance,
Ohio. has been arrested on a charge Of
embezziing $37 900.
Edward X. Sturgis, OF Spokane,
Washington, ended his life, by wadiRg
into the river and sending bullet into
his brain.
Incendiary fires have destroyed five
barns and a livery stable at Fort
Dodge, Iowa, in two weeks and over
thirty horses were burned to death,
A Southern Pacific Railroad freight
train was boarded at Maria, Texas, by
thirty GTamps, who refused to get off.
and the sheriff arrested the entire lot.
Frank Williams, of Newkirk, Ar
kansas was shot and killed by an un-
known enemy, who shot hip through
an open window.
Ex-Coroner William Daninburg, of
Rochester, N. Y, tried to commit sui
The sun., 1894-03-22
Town PlundapcI,

st, Louis. March 10,-A special to the
Republic from Chattanooga, Tenn, says:
A. telegram received by Chief of Police
Etill from Ooltewah, Tenn, says that
every store in the town was robbed last
night, and asking that men and blood
hounds be sent to trace the robbers. OF,
ticers were at once sent with dogs and
tparlnted horses to scour the intervening
country. Ooltewah is the county seat of
James county, and is fourteen miles from
this city. The place has seven stores
The thieves looted each store systematic
ally and loaded the booty on wagons. At
one store they blew ogeE tho safe, but
Rs the town has no officers their work
was not discovered until morning
The sun., 1894-03-22
Surprise for - Cowboy.

Great Falls, Mont, March &9.--Thomas
Wegncr, cowboy from El Paso, Tex,
rode up to the paw1broker's shop of Sam
He1skopitz, dismounted and, with Aeveted
re- ol,er, called upon HerAkepits for cash,
The latter pr9GdHHGco4 aA he had about his
rersCp and was unlocking the drawer in
the safo for more when a passer-by
ctieed the proceedings and, calling a po-
litemhn, interrupted the deal Wegner
told the officer that if he had not got
the drop on him he would have been
done up. The prisoner was armed with
two revolvers and h ID horse canyenlent
for flight. Wegner is said to be q NOR.
Efine fend,
The sun., 1894-03-22

Washington March 19.-The president
vii appoint an interstate commerce com
mis- sioner to succeed Judge McDill, de-
ceased early this week. The chances
are thought to be all in favor of the Sc
lection of State Senator J. D. Yeomans
of SIOUX City, Iowa, who fotinerly lived
in Buffalo. Mr. Yeomans' supporters
came from Illinois, Iowa and New York,
and they embrace, besides both parties in
the legislature of Iowa, and the leading
railroads of the state, Illinois and West
ern New York. If Mr.. Yeomans is ap-
painted he will be the first railroad man
ever appointed on the commission. All
the others have been laMyers.
The sun., 1894-03-22
The MasOns Get 1t.

st. Paul, March 19-Judge Oliver has
decided that in bequeathing $4,000 to
lie st. Paul Masonic Building associa-
hon, the late CQrlm2dore kittson had
In mind the ST.. Paul Masonic Tom, lc
assc citation, which will consequently -
ceive the bequest. The matter had to be
decided by the curt as there was no or
gqniza in st. Paul krown as the Ma
scnic Building association.
The sun., 1894-03-22

Winnipeg, March 10.-Encouraged by
the increasing richness of the Gre in the
Ttin land of the Sultana al Rat Portage
near the Rainy river district, the pro:
prietors have determined to inrFaaae the
OUTPUT and capacity at the plant, Two
CAR loads of machinery are now IN route
TO the mine, and when these are placed
In position milling operations will be re-
sumed Meantime the quality of ore be.
ing mined is highly sa'lsfa ctory.
The sun., 1894-03-22
LRnlna ElRW.

Fergus Falls, Mimi, March 10.-llon.
Thomas Cole was playing whist with a
party of comrades in the G. A. Il. post
ante room, when trouble arose because
the janitor, Comrade Charles Knapp, who
was cleaning up; wl1'rd door opened.
which Cole wanted closed on account of
the draft Cole finally struck Knapp.
The latter, who is decrepit rctreated to
the side Of the ante room where the
Ianps sat, and, seizin>; one, hurled it at
Cole 1t struck him full il the face,
breaking, and cutting him badly. Be-
fore he could rally, Knapp placed the
second lamp with equally telling effect,
gas bing his neck fearfully. This was
followed by third, which also hit him
on the bead. This exhausted tie lamps
crd Cole, who had now reached Knapp,
struck him a blow which nearly felled
him. Knapp, however, escaped out of
the hall and swcre out warrant for
Coles arrest. In the meantime Cole went
to doctors office, where it was found
that he was badly cut with the glass,
several arteries being severed. Cole bleI
so profusely that the doctor said he could
not accompany the officer.
The sun., 1894-03-22

Washington, March 19.-Thc house to-
day resumed consideration of the sun
dry civil bill. When this is disposed of,
which will probably be done tonight, the
house will take up the fonr contested
election cases which are pending - the
O'Neil-JOy rtse from the Tenth Mis-
souri, district; the Williams-Settle case,
from the Fifth North Carolina; the
English HilbOrn case. from the Third
California, and the WhatleyCobb case
fIom the Fifth Alabama. The ONeil-
JOY end English Hilborn cases, which
were both decided against the sitting
members (Repubicans) by a strict party
vote in the committee Oh elections, are
the most important and will require the
ina jor portion of the time.
The senate devoted itself to routine bus
mess of no general interest. 1t is prob
able that the Notifications appropria-
ton bill will be reported from the COM
mittee, and if it should be, it will prob
ably be taken up for discussion and put
upon its passage. For the rest there
will be an effort to dispose Of the gov
ernment printing site, the Russian thistle
appropria ton and the McGarrahan bill,
and of large number of special bills
en- the calendar.
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Roth Men Defeated.

FL Paso, Tex, March 19.-One of the
hardest fights that ever took place In the
West was fought yesterday between
Australian Billy Smith and Billy Lewis
of Butte, Mont. The fight was for $500
Smith weighed in at 152 and Lewis at
145. Lewis was knocked out In fourteen
rounds.
The sun., 1894-03-22

Laramie, Wyo.. March 19--John O'Neil
of Napa, Cal, became demented on the
east-bound Union Pacific train yesterday
and was plaGea IN hospital here. He
had a through ticket to Dublin. ireland.
and also draft an the the Bank Of
d. hin for ESQ, besides about $16O in
currency. 1t is thought excessive drink
ing and the high altitude caused him to
become crazy.
The sun., 1894-03-22
Nova Scotia Elections To-Day.

Halifax, N. s., Special.-A general
election is Iii progress throughout the
KFEinee, the legislature having expired
by Limitation, The last general election
was in 1890. The party headed by Pre-
mier w. s. Fielding, which has been sue
cessful in the last two general elections
Will again carry the province.
The sun., 1894-03-22
MORRIS, STEVENS COUNTY, MINNESOTA Thu

committee for the purpose of making
suggestions and answering questions rs
to the operation of various provisions of
the bill bearing upon its administration
by the department. The appearances now
are that the bill will have quite large
number of changes which they will agree
upon. These changes will include the
transfer of number of articles to the
free list which were made dutiables in
the senate bill before the sugar duty had
been agreed upon. The treasury depart
ment estimates make it appear that the
bill will have larger revenue than
would be Deeded by the government,
which will afford the committee an OPP
portunity to make greater number OF
articles free than would have been poSsi-
BILE if the sugar duty had not been i'm
posed.
The sun., 1894-03-22
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She Hit the Wood HnrI

Pipestone, Mimi, March 19.-Mrs. I'll,
0. Anderson of Altoona, while splitting
wood in the attic, Jared q hanging lamp
down and the $1,000 house burned up
and $4CO with it, Insurance, $500.
The sun., 1894-03-22
ROCkS Thrown.

sheboygan, Wiz, March 19.-A. P. A.
films addressed al 1ge CROWD last night.
A crowd gathered and few rocks wcr
tEr.wn. Nobody was hLrt.
The sun., 1894-03-22
Castoria..

"Castoria Is so well adapted TO chiIdrc7 thaa
recommend It as superior to oauy prescription
known to me-
II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
Iii SO. oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. 7.
"our physicians in the childreu's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert.
ence in their outside practice with Costoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPEEsART,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres,
urray Street, New York City
The sun., 1894-03-22
Died of Cnnanmnfion.

kirkhovel, MINI, March 19.-Dr. L.
b. Cr0ner Cied cf consumption in Colo
fndn
The sun., 1894-03-22

"Castoria ID an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good eject upon their children"
Dr. g. G. OsoooD,
Towall Macs
The sun., 1894-03-22

"Castoria Ia the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
FAR distant whenmothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the variousquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
d. J. +. KNcHHoE,
Conway, Ark.
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natives ai ,aouea0 S.. lhgchow aud
uthor places have rlHo GO Che conolu-
sion that taIi4is arc n.fD handy 10 tho
ghosts than clumsy rsu.r money; hence
thay nov. % gIat Cstent supply
their mct,ou and departed friends
with mock dallltl Ih.o arc only
haif tho fia' Of real dollars. but there
aprclm 60 Dec nv more harm iu chrat-
iug Che dead thm thro Is boo cheating
the living. Besides No. deceased ars
not supposed 600 hrI" He difference.
f1rmluy of ihom pasted ilia life before
s.iygrd1llau wTo i.I...ciiui1 China.
4 hundred mock cuiu.as d1libu, dono
mp ga boxes. atc f1ld for 90 cash.
Tho operation of making this money
is iniortatug. First of nil thou arc
blocks OF up which urc melted down
and th.u poured between boards lined
with thilH' pap.i ml when Che UP.
per board pressed down on Oh. lower
q thickurs Of sim romans. This BE-
next cut up into strips q inches long.
ono wido and Hn eighth of uu inch
thick Some 40 OF these strips ur,
placed oynly ,ae.i' o.. ono 900 top OF
the other. and one end 90 held between
tho hugor. when tao workman pre-.
cCcil 10 hammer them out ull b, has
boaton thun f1 iIuu That They ur0 now
0 foot long and o foot broad and 80 thin
that they arc not thicker Than tho thin.
nest paper. This ituO-t pasted on com.
mon arilolrd, which o. then cut with
a punching mHchi5' o. tho sizo of half
dollars, and this having beau done o
boy takes tho cat out pieces IN band
nnd with tW0 dies. ono r.prc rn'iun ih1
ono lido and tis other thetayprac. ham.
mons imr IONS oi dollars on th.m,
and tho money So ready lu uar.
Another very glums instance oi tho
practice of cheating the gods il record.
ed VA tho flmo journal, hut from quito
different part To-, tha country. ia p-
ponu that 1istr,ct5 OF tho Auhm psoy.
inc, have lgtaly boon uvugod by an
epidemic s1 that in many places the
people were unable 90 ntioul Co the hlr-
vcgtiug Of tho g4UrH. An attempt was
then mado iodcceiyu the gods by "play.
ing at Now Yours day and prctaud.
INK thht sept. was lun NfHt Jay ui 800
now year. Every preparation for cole.
bratiug the bogus now year was made.
such as burning fsocTackcr aud past
ing happy sentences in rcd paper ln tho
doon. Tho object was tomakc thog god
OF sickness think that ho bud madc
mistake IN tho seasons mud had erred In
bringing m epidemic on the people at
limo WHOM mo- cpidcmiob IN tho course
OF nature should appear. Asany action
contrary 60 nature dono by the gods o.
liable 20 punishment ty tho king u
heaven, Tho actors IN this farce thought
that tho god 81 sickness would gather
his evil spirits back to him Cor fear Of
the displcasufo OF bic superior divinity.
This child'a play received tho permits.
sion and cooperation OF tho local au.
thoiitios. London Tims.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-01
CHINESE MOCK MONEY
'iado by tho ools.,lal' to Dofraud rhoI'

Departed Ancestors,
A orycaPoulnt 81 The North China
Herald, writing from the interior Of
KiBngsu province, inentiona that ono OF
tho industries there 81 tho manufacture
Of mock money Ton Offering 10 tho dead,
Formerly the Chiue6s burned sham pl-
per money, but In these days of en-
hghtRnmcuI and toreign intercourse tho