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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
TIE MAYOR TO THE GOVERNOR.
10 stop the Infamous transportation
Methods OF the ). T..

That Mayer Baskin IL becoming
more ana more exercised over the iu-
famous industrial transportation busl.
mess that the Southern Pacific Is on.
gagiug In for tho apparent benefit Of
California and do,umont ~ Utah IL
evidenced by the following communl.
cation which he directed at / O'Clock
this morning aud forwarded TO Cover.
West by special mesiongeE
Hon. Caleb W. wo,t Governor OF Utah
Territory!
Dear sirs-siuco last Sunday midnight
thuro have arrived IA this city over two
hundred OF the Industrial Army, without
means Of subsisIoucu or means 20 procure
transportation CUT OF tho Territory. As
"a consequence the chief Of police has
beou compelled 10 feed and watch this IN
digunt horde, 1 am advised by tho
chief Of police that the leaders OF theso
mon, ana many OF tho mon themselves,
Informed him that thuro is Au agreement
between the lnduatTialH OF California and
IhO southern Pacific Railroad company
that the freight trains ~ hald company
shall stop nt various stations Tor tho puf.
pose Of permitting lhu Industrial mom.
brrs to gut aboard the same, 10 b,
transported 90 ogden Cityg that
Ia pursuance Of this arrangement
they, without resistance ON tho part on
tho agents or employees 0f said company.
boarded such freight trains aud Mere
transported ~ ogden without paying any
faro ur without amy fare being demanded
VI them; also informed tu0 chic OF police
that there arc from l,llU 60 lsUU mora
- HU| IT,.
way 90 this Territory, AMI shat about No..
wv moro urD expected To como on SAID
road 90 tn0 Igrutury frum thu stale Of
California within tho next three months.
The other railroads Loading nom this CIV
aud Territory refuse 90 Transport the1o
men out OF tho Territory, lu CONSEQUENCE
" which they Ar1 Increasing VITA such
rapidly as 10 become "a serious burden
upon this community Whuure compelled
by humanity 90 fe0d Ihum, besides being
u menace TO .ho peace aud luio.udo Of
tho same.
Tho transportation into this Territory
by tho railroad company OF those mon.
destitute aud pgunlloss a. they arc, IN
an imposition OF su grave ID character
that there must irDu tho very nature OF
tho case be some legal remedy 10 redress
the wrong aud prUNUut iH uuntiuuancs.
aud as these mon aro scattered Ia squads
Ia several counties OF che Territory, aud
those yet 20 come, N NOT stopped, will
llkeWiso scatter aud become chgrgoand
menace to several counties, am in.
clined 90 the opinion chat Hu action will
lie on bOhalt OF thu Territory against
tho southern Pacific Railroad company
70 prevent said company from cOuunu-
ing mo wrong which s being inflicted
upon tho people of IuIH territory by the
transportation OF thUfu mon. Certainly
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whilo and Mt. Tate go. cut 0i bed and
went intp Cue yard aud discovered that
llc vehicle mentioned was missing.
Hclmmrtiaiuly came 10 police head.
quarters nui u1iiiUI the officers tucfc
ut The ru,lU.y AMI la.pr gave the same
information Co sheriff Mcqueen, who
hos been uu tho lu0auu. Cos tue .nipvus
all day. They are suspected aud Jules
they are very clever Will ue appio.
buudtd.
Its thought the robu,fy had been
well planned beforehand. pa on Turs.
Jay night pcfHona were Hkulkus about
tue place. Atthat time tuu wagon VINE
vi. hJut double and single ifOus, buI
those articles were probably obtained
u.fUW here. Tao wagon was Ill'ai
without tue ard % hofsas a uisinacr 1i
tRcuty rJGf, aftur wuiUu q team w1s
hItghui t1 90 Aud driven wet, aud
u1ttb. IAIy morning traffic com.
pietply Uu.itcf1tuI ihutmubs, however,
when the main part OF the city WAS
reached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
TRAMPING TO MUSIC.
W,aloB Coming This Way Headed By
a Military Brass Band.
EXPECTED IN sALrLAEE TONIGHT
Steps Taken 10 Have ellison, Garter,
Stubs aud BoIle Arrested for
Trcason-"ArmJ' News.


Special Dnpaftt 10 neNEwS
OgDEN, May GA Jodnrrlci band
Of California commonwcalUrs number.
iug rs were brought In from tho west
by the Southern Pacific at 1880 this
morning. Thoy campod at the depot
grounds for several hours where they
were brcakiasted at the ,xpsuse Of the
city aad whore they were later told ~
move on. TOTS they DID, taking up their
Journey towards Salt Lake, keeping
step 10 the music iurniahcd by q mill.
taty baud Of twelve pieces. They say
they expect 10 reach the capital b..
night, but o. the march IL long Que
It IL probable they will not reach there
until tomorrow.
Shortly nior noon today 10 more
"ludusttialisis" gru expected hero IRON
the West. They IRE also being fur
ulabcd with transportation uy tue
Southern Pacific. That corporation,
while generous to a point u uaugor Ia
regard TO giving ifou Rides 10 indl'
gents, does not contribute food in any
quantity Whatever TO the h0ries Ui
pauptrs II IL hauling this way. Utah,
according 70 ~ code oi Practice, must
do that The company due here late
today will simply DO given one meal.
Alter u IL eatcu they Will be pushed
on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
By rlesson S. Kinney.

Attorney Gleason S. Kinney, OF the
salt Lake bar, has just published use'
fil and interesting book on "rhu Law
Of Irrigation" The entire law on the
subject Is covered la the work, and all
decisions given down to date. The
law Of waters ln The "aul fullOui"
not alone In he application 90 irrigation,
but Rs applied 10 any beneficial ube,
by muaua Ot dlveTslDn from the natural
streams, nud likewise oil the prDicplss
OF the common tap UOW M JOroC In
that region uuI iu CYuhIC. VITA the
ard region doctrine QlIIptOprlatl1u arc
thoroughly libouBsHu, All the subjects
are CLEARLY auu mgthudicuily arranged
ana classified In excellent style.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
LAND SLIDES.
The Salt Lake aud Jordan Canal FILLED
UP--A House uudrriniutd.

A huge landslide occurred last night
at jesse Murphy's place, Ia NH Creek,
where the course OF The Salt Lake and
Jordan canal runs at the foot oiR blul.
The water used Tor irrlgauug the
land above hal soaked Into the biud
aud lo0soncd several hundred feet Of
earth, which iell into the canal below.
damnlug up the stream aud causing
the water 10 overflow.
Serious damage would doubtless have
resulted had not Measrs. Murphy aud
Ephraim Williams hastaued up Got.
iOnwo0d 10 where the watergale of the
canal 10 ami turned the water out AZ it
IL the only damages done IN the iilnug
up OF the canal, which 10 will take
some time 81 repair, us II ~ possible Tor
only a. few men 10 work ON itat a
time.
Another Glide Of the same nature
recently occurred on Eleventh East
between Ninth aud Iouth South
streets. This was also caused by irrI-
cation, large amount Uf earth being
lOOsened ana Caviug IN, almost under.
mining the residence VI Mr., Iarpby,
which now stands upon a very inse'
cure foundation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
DANGEROUS TALK.
AuarehlslIe, Reasonable aud Rsvolu.
tonarJ uttcrancgs.

There were great rsJoioings, n
parade, meeting, anu dangerous aud
unlawful demonstrations by the
"Homo Reserve" nduslrlRlists last
night. They celebrated tho release
from the pouilonuary Of Carter with
the red aag Of anarchy aud treason
shaking coaspicuously from the mast
head.
The meeting took place 10 the open
dir on the old "Induslrial" stamping
ground ut tue corner Of Wet Temple
anu Third South streets Ia thu presence
VI several hundred people. Sam ellison
was the hrst speaker hv was iJl'
lowed by Carter, Boyle and stubb-,
In the order named. lho talk wac
Wild anu OF au incendiaty character
Profanity was freely used, Every
official from the President OF tue
United States down 10 the most
obscure Individual who had done them
even an imaginary wrong was de.
nOunood Ia language ~ shameful anu
oOarte that respectable people would
not read Or slow Il 10 DO rUai Ia their
homes II they could prevent IT,
Revolutionary conduct aud tactics
were openly advised aud encouraged,
Train stealing was held up ~ lawful
anu commendable, while other "in.
dustTiAr" Irregularities were spoken Of
~ "unquosli0ned rights Of American
ultiZbnHu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

BusroS, May gl-Thc British
cruiser Blaze, commanded by Captain
W. V. Hamilton snd carrying the ilay
Of Vice Admiral HopEius, i, &. b.,
commanding the North Atlantic
squadron, and the cruiser Tartar, CON.
maudcd by Captain Henry \. Fleet,
dropped anchor ia Boston barber last
evening, the nfst time since the civil
war thAta British ship Of war has been
In this port. This fact, added TO the
reputation VI the great cruiser Blake,
had aroused a good deal Of public
Interest la the vessels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.



The hearing of ,hy suit brought by
GruUu h. Culmor lgaiusl Francis ID.
Clin, Carroll s. kofn, A. Mink and
a. Braun wh.tesumoI in Judge Metz.
ut's goIt, iuis morning IL began
late yesterday afternoon.
Sutherland uuI Howal appear or
the plaintiff; Blown ANA uuudtrsou
Tor tue defendant CIiu.
The action r. brought 60 fotccllso
assigned mtChauicE liens, amount *
in the aggregate 90 sS.i7u1s alleged
10 be- due Tor worA aul material iut-
nishcd IN the construction OF the Glad.
stuue block 90 tue east siio 0f East
Temple street. between First anI Sec.
Und South sttrctt. Francis ID. Cdu 10
tue only defendant who answer. He
alleges that tLuCulifu work OF complete
iug the building was done under "a
contract between himself ani Andrew
Nink, nui further, that The building
was not constructed according % such
contract. lie nl1l states that be- has
been damaged lu the sum NJ o., $40 ny
the failure OF Mink ana biz cub.
contractors 10 erect the builliug
according 10 the plans aud spccinca.
tions, anu asks that the SUIT bo dismis'
Brt.
The hearing IL proceeding as the
NEWS goes 20 press.
SHORT ORDERS
Henry Rudy It vi VI the Oluirrh
Water q Land 90. ct al. order dis.
missed.
Camille J. Alexander VI the same
defendants. Order dismissed.
Joseph ~ Stout w FroIk. Heath,
Order dismissed
Jno. q. Gray VI WIN. Grocsbock ct
al Commissioner Harmed Pratt ap.
pointed roiorfco on supplemental pro-
ceedings.
w. II. Smith ct vi W J. j. O'Roilly
OF al Continued by consent, on mo.
ton VI dofundauts' attorneys.
q, q. B0rtlo W Annie Peters Brain.
Order dismiH=ing crOss.c0mplaiut, by
consent; ten days allowed defendant "
amend anHweE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
Street Car Accident

shortly uncr7 O'Clock this moTEing
an accident occurred 10 q mOtOrmRn on
q Rapid Transit street car Mt. SRm
DOuse. who occupies a room on state
street between sixth and Seventh
South, was the victim, Whom oomlu g
down tho hill from A street lat which
point the cars pass D0use lett his car
aud ran ahead % soc ~ this other car
was coming. lie signaled tho COM
durtOr 10 come on, auu then attempted
100 board the car while IL was moving.
Ina some way he slipped and fell, Tue
car struck him on the head, inhictlug
% scalp wound AMI bruising his lace.
A physician was called who dressed
the wound anu the patient II getting
along nicely, IT'S thought ho viii DO
back 70 work iu few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
LOST A FOOT.
Accident to a Cart,rlic at Spribgtilie
-Utacrs Get AWAY.

Special 10 hc NEWS
Provo, Utah, May 2i.-Tho com.
pauy OF tgonly.nino lndu1ifialisls
which arrived here yesterday morn
log lcfi yesterday evening on Il. O..
Western freight The army ardud
Hat car Of M oa,t.going freight train.
About two hours wHs ufout In tho yard
trying 10 sldctrack tho iniuslrtaiist',
but o. soon A. their car was side.
tracked they boarded another, ami
finally were pulled out on top OF n box
car. No fUfciblu attempt 10 remove
tho mou was made.
AIS O'Clock last evening the Carter
contingent Vt 5priugvillo boarded a II.
q. w. morning tfaig and
were taken east While attempting
10 get on the train one VI the
men fell q the ground. His foot was
caught between the ties andtho shecls
Of the car passed over II, crushing II
BADLY. lie was moved 10 Provo aud
this morning the foot was amputnted
by Doctors Allen anu Taylor. lie IL
young man, gives hi name ~ Parks
aud claims % be- from Nebraska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
REGAIN AGAIN SUSPENDED,
A Fireman Whose Woes Seem 10 DO
Constant a. Well a, Many.

constant A. ven ~ Many
Fireman John krgan who IL hold
TO await the action OF the grand Jury
fora violation OF the Eimunls. Fucker
law, ami who recently won In the
game OF suspension played between
himself anu Ch.ri Doyine,! 10 again Ia n
"pouS Of trouble"
Ho was suspended fIsm duty this
morning for the second time on four
Charge, no follows: Frat 80 Using
threatening ami abusive language 10
lbs superior officers. Eoc0nd-Beiuz
on duty ga Au Intoxicated condition.
rhird-R8iIsiug TO respond TO call
u fire while on duty at department
headquarters. Fourtn-Absrnt With
uut leave.
Al OF these otienses are said 10 have
been committed within tho last few
days On be.ug informed " HE
suspt nsi0n kogan WAS asked 10 turn
over his lru key ami cap 10 the captain
OF his company, This he refused 10 DO
and s.lll retains possession OF them.
Ills presence about headquarters viii
not boo uliOWed until alter au inyestigg-
ti1u by the commissioners, which Will
not DO until aiiur tho hrst VI next
month, when Mcssrs. Noble AMI
Salisbury Rrs expected 70 return from
Wyoming and luaho, respectively.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
Sentence Suspended.

Carrie Simpson, a notorious oolored
female who was only released from the
city jail yesterday mIrning, was ar.
restod again last night ON the charge Of
drunkenness aud sssault aud battery,
she appeared before Justice smith "a %
afternoon, aud on her promise 10 leave
tie city Immediately, sentence wHt
suspended. | found tomorrow, "CAr.
rio" will DO gwen tom Of sufficient
duration 10 CHute her 90 remember 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
A pesnerate Remedr.

CLERK Dan swan, U. =. Marshal
Bugham's confidential clerk, In view
" the Ell-hOurofthc.day.and-night
calls Of newspaper men In search Of
information concerning those OF the
commonwealth VINO come within The
ken OF hls department, has At length
resottoi 10 arms. lie now KEEPS i0t.
midable looking dOublu.uutfcl gun
no longer required Tor duck shuoIlng-
by the side 90 his desk, and whenever
a reporter ventures aCfuts the threshold
it " q ease Of "Halt, stato your bust.
ncss, anu retire % speedily ~ possible"
Dan says he hardly knows lust NJ pres
rnt whether 20 regard the ludusttialiHi
Ur the newspaper man ~ The greater
bore. Buthv furnishes thr information
all tue same when IL can be publicly
given away,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
GUILTY OF TREASON.


ltseems to be tho general opinion In
ollicial circles today tina, the speeches
delivered last night vt the meeting Of
the home woalofs were the most
dangerous aud revolutionary yet heard
In this region. Tho prospects are that
ellison, Carter Stubs aud Boyle viii
ute lOug mud themselves urhind
prison walls with the very Huuous
charge Of treason booked against
them.
Their arrest was talked OF by Chief
Pratt ana Capt. Donovan this morning
tOu fupfeso utgtlvu ui tho NEWs. Those
Oiiicials consider they have an over
abundance OF evidence with which 10
convict tho speakers named. Giis0h'a
rtmAtks o D. c.ally were ola treatOnab.o
character. Toe mater was 90 be laiu
before tho Mayor NJ his Uillce this
afternoon. IL IL understood tnAt tue
city attorney aud probably other
gentlemen will DO Present 10 consult
with his honor ~ 10 tue arrests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
ron cuARIrY,s SAKE
Proposed Exhibition OF brutality for
Humane Purpose.

CHICAGO, H., May 2i.-FTank
Han, OF the Casino, Ia a lengthy letter
makes novel proposition TO Corbelt
anu jackson. lie thinks that the men
csn be- brought together here aud oilers
70 put up pure VI $4,000 Tor n forty.
round battle between them. He Is 10.
constructing ono panorama on Wabash
avenue, u 90 used 40 a winter circus,
aud claims that he can seat 5000 spec.
tHtofs. lie will put up the purse HIM
holf aud agrees thAt n tne mayor grants
a permit for the contest lac will turn
over 10 him Ia trust, for Whatever
charities he may elect, all the receipts
Nv excess ~ the purse. Mr.. Hall thinkH
that In this manner $4,000 could be
raised tor charity. lilo Will probably
present his offer 10 the mayor IN person
IN a few DAYS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

vac destroyed by Gre today. /, was
hero each evening juuuE the long
summer that thOus1nds of the citizens
Of New Orleans iou1d relief from the
heat Of the city aut listened 10 excel.
lent music.
The fito originated In the cupola Of
the hotel, hum In the Gothic fiyle Of
architecture on platform extending
out into tho lage. rnis, together with
the hnpdsomu hall room and wharf,
WIS consumed. The total loss viii
GOT ~ over $780, 600 with insurance Of
about $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
rnE oLornEs CAUGHT PINE
Narrow Escape from - Horrible Death
in halfway car.


lea - Halfway car.
GALEsnURG, Ills, May 2i.-whon
the Chicago, Burlington q Quincy fast
mail was four miles east Of hewAnnoe
today, running 90 miles an hour, tho
glass 10 the lubrlcator can broke and
tie Oh was spilled through the car,
atrlking tho hot boiler hgnd. IL ignited
and the next moment the whole iu-
terror u tnH cab was Ia flames. Fire.
man Ed. Bartluu'a clothes were sAtuf.
Htrl with oil ana caught fire. lie
rolled himself on the cab door 20 OK.
tlugulsh the flames. Engineer Y. h,
Giudlngs sul tue brakes aud brought
the train 10 d standellll. Mar
tin at once rushed 10 tho water
tank ana Jumped In, cxtlugulshlug
the flames. Giddings rOllsd around IN
the wet grass. Martin was horribly
burned and IL In n procatious condi.
ton. Giddings left hand was burned
aud bis clothes were burned OIL him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

Tor hearing today. Tire judicial COM.
mitteo changed the rules 20 as q pro-
vide hat each member have three
minutes on roll call 10 discuss
the ease. The assembly wna then
constituted court. After the
reading OF the records the argument
was begun by Or. Smith, who stated
tha. he proposed to argue only fix
grounds of appeal instead Of twelve.
The argument ct tue start concerned
the extent Of the prejudice In the mem.
bois Of the ptosbylcry which originally
tiled him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
Sinle A Mngnn.

Unknown thlcvts visited the
premises Of John Tate Ia Sugar House
ward last night or rather this morn
ing betweeil one and two O'Clock, and
stole thrte-inch schutilcr wagon.
About that time MI Iate's dog was
heard TO bark sharply. The animal
kept up the disturbance for quite a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
ArrEnPIEp MunpER.
, Ola Girl Uharged with
aha HHaNsssa

A hixtetn.ysnF.Oid girt Enlarged Win
the Crime.
HARTFORD, Ind, May 2i.-Nollio
Weaver, 10 years Old, had aprelimiu.
aro examination last evening on a
charge Of attempted murdor SHE WIS
cooking Ia the Hmily u ID. a.. Wei.
mar, at Montpelier, eight miles nOriE.
She confessed sue poisoned muht, which
tue merchants children aud wife nic,
aud wUrg only saved by phyHcians.
Tho only object, sho said, was 10 hll
Mfp. Wulmhr, who had tc0liud hot.
She was rUnt 10 jail 20 avsit tgiai In
the circuit court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
Fined One Dollar

w. W. Steele, proprietor Of Fiut
South Street reslauIauh whose case
was continued from yesterday, this
afternoon appeared before Police JuJ-
tiCe Smith 10 answer 10 the charge OF
maintaining nuisance on bis prem.
lsgs. Ito was sdiuigc1 guilty aud tho
nominal sum Of fl Impos,d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
IN SEARCH OF a TREASURE.
A Detective Looking for a Dead Doe.
tors muneg.

A Detective Looking for Dead Doe
tors money
ROmSsON, H., May 2A.-Robinson
10 stirred up by a sensation over the
discovery that there has been detoc.
tive hoIc Tor the past month attempt.
Ing " unearth $4,000 In gold said TO
have been left by the late DR.. David
Wilson, who died several months ago.
Several warrants have been served Tor
tho purpose Of searching the homes Of
relatives for the lost $4,000. A
nephew who waited on tho doctor
during his last illness anu whose house
was the fret searched, has been ar.
cusod Of giving poison TO his uncle 10
secure tho money and The prObauili.
ties are that the doolot's body will be
cxhumed for tho purpose Of n chemical
Analysis. The house IN which he died
has been almost dug from it, ioundR.
ton In tbs attempt to secure the
coveted treasure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

iSDiASArJLts, Aiay 2i-Ab0ut
1000 Indiana Populists met ia state
convention at 10 O'clock Leroy Tenn.
pltt0u was made permanent chairman.
A full state ticket will DO nominated.
Tho platform ~ practically the same ~
that adopted al Omaha; 10 algooairs
an Income tax, postal saving banks
the revision Of the emigraut laws, tue
abolition OF convict labor aud the
election OF prcsidont, Vice Pfosidenti
and u. 8. Senators by direct vote VI
tho people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
NM MlI.nn FOnnl GnIIlY

A waywalJ youth, whoss true name
IL j solomon, bat wh1 answers ~ tue
name OF "rug" Wilson, was found
guilty iu tue Police court this morn.
ing Of r0buing l.. W, Bacon, a drums.
en- Bingham mluer, Of $50, lie was
sent 10 jail Tor sizty-ilye days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

LONDON, May 2i.-Gladstone's
right eye was successfully operated
upon FOR cataract TO-DAY by DfB. Neltle-
chip anu HaDrTsh0n.
No Ancslheuo was used. Gladstone
bore the pain with lorIitudo, lie Is
resting ia a darkone room, anu has
no ieyerlsh symptoms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
A nun, Mutton DoIlar mortgage

CHICAGO, May 2i,-Tho Farmers'
Loan ana Trust company, New York,
the holders Of thirty million dollar
mortgage on the Northern Pacific,
filed an AMENDED Rnl supplemental
bill for foreclosure IN the UGiled States
circuit court today, under the order
Issued by Judge jenkins at Milwaukee
yesterday Under the same order the
defendants are directed to plead answer
or demuT.
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TUE GOVERNOR AT OGDEN.
lie Addresses the weber County Court
aud Await, . Reply

Special DHpaf.i 0Hs NEwt
OuDEN, Utah, May 2i.-rho Glvar.
nor took the $3.50 train tom Salt Lake
and came to ogden 70 consult with the
probate Judge aud court Of Weber
county In regard to the matter OF the
\. T.. bringing these men into the Ter.
ritory. He addressed the following
letter to the judge, but up to The prrs.
ent, p. m, has recsivoi no ausw,E
uuurs, utab, May 20
Hon. A. g. bishop. pr1ua'o Judgo Of
WohDf county ogden, lmhi
Dear sirat transmit you herewith Tor
your information "a copy ~ d letter rU-
Cnlvrd hy mu this morning from Hon.
A. n. Btakiu. Mayor of HAlt Lake CITY,
relative tl the bringing into this Torn.
tory by tho Southern Fac tir company OF
hundreds of dos.ilu.U and dependent
people. This subject be- causing
tho people " salt Lake City
und Other portions Uf tho Territory u
rroa deal of concern, and desire iU
meet tho county nlur U. Weber county
tu confer with Thorn Boo regard CO. tnu
matter, and sO request that YOU VIII
arrange for meeting % tho court ai tho
earliest moment pfau irublo.
/ am sir, worry respectfully
CALM w, WtHG Governor