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Post-Inteliigencer. Seattle. WASH
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eEATTIK. Jan. ., 1894
Exchanges At the Seattle, Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-26
ILLEoAL nE0IsrRATIoN.
Cannot lie Prosecuted In AZ. =. Couri,
says an Attorney.

KANSAS, CIIY, OJl. g6.-Accordins
to Rn opinion by Assistant Uniluu
states District Attorney Dale, reu-
uvTed this afternoon, VulD repeating al
the November election eau 10 On un'
interrupted al innnltum, without the
slightest danger ul trsbttuiiOn Of
Offenders by tie Unlt,d states author
lllrv. Tue opinion was given On thc
appiicat ON Of Cuaifmsl OHun, Ui th'
RrpubncAu County Central Commit
tee of ia, hsUu county iUr warrant lui
the Arrest ui Cer,aiu prtJus VINO nave
teen detected Registering two Or lhf,r
liines under assumed num,s' AMER
c tTsiui Investigation uud te.tHicl iilp
the statute uvaTlug Ou tue election
Mr, Dal n said.
81 have ecu uuab 10 any
mi & Ia the utatu,vs authorizing tue
Uuitvu Sta e. 90 Iuuish yer on iuI
Hu4ui,ut ruGlttfalyu vAcolt ttollIh
65l3 OF tbs Revised statutes, LuuWu ~
sue crimes act. / nul tuas luis reo'
ton has boon repealed "
Mf. Dmuen turr ttau from the Gun
greSaOHQi Rtc11d suulUnu wuiou
snunru oirafly tuAt this rrc.ion nad
baen repealed. no HIIvl' "UUdut
the circumstance l eau 10 n9lhlhg
except 10 l.,ief MI o.sen to the Prose-
cuuug attorney % tue county"
81 ,amtn should vote twO or ihret
times, ~ 'Puky' bntE was oouvioto4
lac. Nuat Ton DOING, can 10 10 pun
isht,?n Mo Dnn was atked'
ono, not IN he United s1a1t'
9 utt."
"rusn tho government cannot In
terieru IN AZ eleUuOu even where IN
election OF Congressman 10 IN
vow 20"
"Accuriing to this instruction Il
cauuUL"
According to the conclusion reached
by Mr.. Dfane gpy person may Vuu
40 oNon as tue Judges viii los hrn, VIA
b oerlainty thst he viii noI HnsNer 10
| II Uuiyr juice Pni,llps'
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TOpEKA, Kan, oct s5.--A very i'm.
poTlaut action was taken during tho
uifht IN connection with the SANTA TO
tittauou, New mHu Eth Aud General
70. h. rmny, acting for the protective
ryUtgauiEatiun committee, went bul0fc
Judge 4. q. Foster vi "a, uuited states
district court and asked iOr au Oruef
restraining the stoCkholdtra from elect.
iug directors to-day until the courts
should decide whether the cumulative
plan u voting could DO exercised.
Judge Foster granted temporary "a
siTainiug urd, rcoudltiOnally, That ",
he said the meeting could pfocetu IL
the cumulative plan oi voting were
exercised, Otherwise not anu IN this
event he would set the hearing on the
temporary restraining ordur for Non
day, October 29.h.
The petiutlun tor this injunction was
filed by benjamin +. Tracey anu New
man Err Of New York, Henry Wool.
man Of Kansas Cl,y, Williams & Dlltt
ui Topeka, all solicitors Tor William
Psimer smith OF New Jersey, CON.
llnlnAui The deioula te ~ tue At
Gibson, TOrssa & santa Flo comp ny
Nlr ID. b. Rluluson II Chicago, vics
ir,- den; Edward Wud,TOI 7 pvks,
tccIr.aty, aau 4. 3. Every % Empurls,
I.~. GieuI AM O. rus *. klihuay ul
Topeka, Edward j. Bstwiuu o, PIls-
rtlphia, samuel 4. Lawrence, q Ofgt
a. NIcHpfsuu, Alden W. d,ta,e Auu
B. o.. Cneur, IT,. o Blston, aud ruos,
D.. Fowler, h, Bul, j nn a. Mccall,
James a. Blair aud Il. X. Stufgiu Vi
New York, all uiructufs.
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NEBRASKA SWEPT BY FIRE.
Thousands Of Tons Of Hay DESTROYED
and Cattle Ranges Ruined.
several Fat-iitiss Reported. CO., IN.
FLAMES DSiveu In Various Dirsc-
tiuns by the Changing wind.

OMAHA, Neb. Oct. ga special to
the Bee IRON Hysnuis, Neb, say.
This week has been difelul one In -
large portion Of the saud hills. D..
vas,sting fires swept through t,s
western part Of Cherry and Gfsut
counties, burning on The north sue
the Burlington & Missouri raiirohl
track 70 wit IN about tour miles o
Hy uuis. bashcd on by funou
wni, the hfes ttavt.td AZ PACE tns
caftisu concentration a. we'll A. de-
fucuUn.
rue IRE north Of the railroad wa
SGT tue HIST OF tue week " man AL.
uis PIPE 80 az ten miirs uuriu vest ul
Ai1suou. I hu uuu wa. diuuk, aut
IA niling anu hlhung bic liic THE
tue buruing match On tue ground,
wnefu u gnitul tIt rfn'u. lnH &C..
slant a Gre STATED, winch iauutd by
tue nur wvsl VIM, nt once set Out "
its mistiou vi duulfuUuUu, rpruinC re-
pufH o laHage uuuU On tue fAuCutt
VI sUmc OF thu sufferers are not Ia yU.
lhu lustcs in nay 20 isr kuugn htt3
Bartlett Richard, j1l tou,, NJ. a.
9Hvrt, 800 tDts; lat Moore, loo tonfi
-- W,si, loo t0u,; NJ. wooIiun. 500
/ ~, St.nuy - otuefs, 900 ton,. n
Miuuf 100 tousj Mason brother Il 2UO
tUus anu uAfns.
10 IN reported two men were burned
NJ hluilun; Gus b. uUad anu the utnst
IL iyiug in "a onglcai conuiuUn aud wal
ulr.
About the zane time another Or
started un the south side ~ tho uHCk,
burning ever thihg clean from Tue
tack side 10 the Hue liver. A piesrnt
ths lire u iafaely combined 10 tue 10 q.
lated districts Of sheridan, Grant,
Thomas aud On rry couutle'. LIT L.
iuiDruiatiun IL ubtaiuab q, NJ the NE 10
swept by high WIND fret IN one ~.
rUciOu aud then ia another, but the
loss IL known " be- heavy.
Ia Sheridan county the IRE has
burned over coubtr, forty miles a.
with, audas SIN burning. Th0u,ands
Of tons oi hay have btcu destroyed,
leaving cattl mou destitute. The homes
anu stock VI two men were uuTned Auu
I the cattle range IL tuintd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-26

before he ciuli be sworn Carlisle Can.
Tor made a vigorous protest against the
oxamina,i1u Of the oimmiei oner, on
the ufouni that his p1blic duties ne
Otsaita 81 his app arancu NJ p1lice
he uqlatters. Az urat Nc Con *
cugru MI HnuenHn until tomorrow
m ruiug, ne the commissiouer hal IN.
formed MIN that ~ was nee ssary Tor
him 10 attend d mtUlug VI the police
tOatd.
Commits Shoeh au said " he
must appear tomorrow he might us
we'll be- exami.ed today and have Il
over with, ~ no had more important
duties Tor tomorrow than those schsd-
uled Tor tris after mn.
Mt. duti saId: "Nsfy well, the testi-
muny viii Ne pfucee led with NJ once"
Mr. God then questioned the vii.
nets ~ tu the llCauun VI the u ngfent
station hUu.fs Ia his district rue
commissioner aHB9tfs we're given
after tOmr ht sitsiiou sn sometimes he
feior od 10 small uiftctury, which
MI q O. d. ctsd g.. Acclfdiul t.
Mi. q NJ lrutp uistiOn o Shuvhau's
afewtfs She Rutr niird u rItut1
irCtt woo uis station houses a. we'll
as uuucu ice JguafirfH
I'D 700 you on ud 40 IN NHi up with
The streets % b,1slu 40 tue stfr-is VI
Nrw Y tk2n atkvd Ait. COD
"Nu, uith fepuuJ the cIuim'ssi lnrf.
Mr.. Hun thUu vli1hel tuu f,ct that
/ Shtrhau uau come ifum Buffalo 10 this
cay about eigGt yeura ~ upuu tue a 10
! sufu Cu tnnt hr would bU gwen puuliC
| lOsitluu. lie denied tuat p hau ever
! uvigl MS attorney TOT thu Gu u estste
/ of thai Dee ryrfrttuIu4 tht Guulu inter
uHif, q icstiuuvl about ui- law prAc.
/ tee, Mt, rnruunu ruil She buIk Wa iu
| con ultauuu, ami uat "a. dfvg feve.
nuu from %. % ., Olor s., IOJ a ysar
Mr. Sutthau est. must %. his time
was spuut at huauqgau.rs, though
| hlu partuef was nov 90 Europe. Tue
/ business uid NOT in auy way inter orc
with his du,ies AZ olicu commissions.
| Ito raj hs was "a mauuul % ia" hrm
ID. John &. Buuuuuu & Co., comp suI
O JUhu O'Bupu anu hItuseii. Iuis firm
waa doiug business in Lug l.ianu
| City, thr contracts " which amounted
~ ablut 500 zoo.
After sumu spafflng between Mt.
/ Gun tul the com ,ai0urr ia fugar tU
/ INSPECTOR MUHhms's connection with
/ thu Long lsiatd Guy contracts an his
/ UtiufA to HgCute n ulmmisslUnvruhip,
AL JuinmUnt was taken,
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nrLuLrANr MITNEsaEs.
Hat Litiie Information Given TO the
Lexuw committee this lime.

nut Llttie Information Given to the
Lexuw committee this Iimc.
NEW YORK, Oct 70 Police Com
missioner Snuehan WAS the star W.T.
ness OF todsy's session Of the Lox W
elmmitieo. He had been sent lor this
morning and iaioimod lnat no mu-t
appear At the afternoon session.
Palroman rs. !. Coobey Of the
Fourteenth precinct WAS awlrn. Mr.
Gol charged him win receiving a
dRmonI ung and q gold watch ron
biaulln Hermann, hs denied tuu
lccneauou. MIR. Goa did not make
my progress with tue witness. Here
lsb sample OF tho ietalIs'
"Du you SNOW Wafdmen were cll'
ItG,ufs Tor thu Ctpinius2"
"Nu.n
600 you not know you are lying?"
mp
"When man was robbed Of sou IN
panel house, uid yOu moi seueiv'
hg 2"
No, sir"
"Was not Mr.. Palmer who was
robb,d THREATENED VITA cell n ID,
esuiiod against you at headquarters z W.
"Not IA my pteseuce."
Alter recess Mr.. GOti conferred with
The chairman moment aud oAlied;
"COm missioner 5he6han,D
bneehan ~ once took Tue stand, but
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TBLEGRAPHlC.
CELIA WILL TELL.
She OT.B 10 Go Bs.O,s The L'IoR
Investigating Committee
AND REVEAL CERTAIN SECRETS


NEw YoRIS, Got 90 1t IL eaied
Z5la NicJiaus nas neon VA close col-
terence with Lawyer Col eni his
partner, Mr. = llocg, tor tue last three
days. she viii DO suh, or iarl 10 n.y..
pear before tho invrst,gsuug committee
u an cary date anu she declares eue
Will tell oil she knows. Wnat that Is
is known only to u liza, the committee
counsel aud ptrsJus implicaiu' bu, IL
h alleged her testimony viii include
an exposure Of tho secret relations DO.
TWEEN a wofld.ismous multl-miiiiou-
afro OF THIS city nuI muu VINO hiss
long puscu az the Chtvnltr Bayafd Of
tho POLICE department Suo Will, u is
tsauited, rrinte ali tho circumstances
siton1aut uIon urftsin financial unus-
actions between those two notable
tsutlumrn IN consequence Of which
stu alleges, Police protection of On
extraordinary nature was iufnuHuvu 10
me mAgnAtr, ami the macniuUfy OIL the
.Iallce force WAS employed 90 the ac.
ulmphshmrnt ofa private aud by no
means ifropruAchaJlo purpose. MiHl
Nicolsus sal
~ have consented to apuoar before
tie LuxOw committee. / shall toll ala
3 know, eparlng no detail, gnitlding NO
tuau--tho truth aud nothing but the
truth. The eX.ot igcts will be- quite
enough in this case without tlAb1fa,
ton VI any Kind. l have been ~ CON.
muuicHtion with Mr.. Con and bic
partner. expect ~ DO gUl waasd
Immediately. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-26

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct 2j.-Tho
military court ot inquiry Which wsa
appointed by q vernon Markham ~
Investigate the conduct Of tue national
guard NJ 5AtramuntO daring the late
railroad tJr.ke has mude It's rupOr .
M.jof.Geuoral Dlmond Ia hold maluIy
rusp. usiblv fUr the biundrfH ON jay
an, when the soldiers failed 10 dir'
lodge the mob IRON the depot. Bfigb'
uivr.6rncfnls Sheehhn ami ID ckinsuu
gud Colonel sullivan, NJOuan aud
Barry are also 10 rod ir tuulr Lack Of
military knowledge ami general
bluLders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-26
enIsr ron tnE,SsS.ggn.
"soonrr or Latsr," s % ssys, the
People WIN Have Free coinage"

-
"soon.r Or Later" % says, the
People WIN Have Free coinage"
NAsnvILLE, Tenn. Oct. 80 An
immuuso audience greeted speaker
Crisp tonight,
HusHid no had como 10 dlscuss SONS
Of tho Things tue Democrats bad done,
tu mention sumo Of the tuinya ,hUy
hoped 10 10, and give come reasons
why, In the approaching election, allie
giau ehuulu be gwen the lutclcsts Oi
tue Do ooratiu party.
La fegAri 10 the financial legislation
hu discussed the action Of Congress In
Iupyaliug the purchase clause OF TIL
Sherman act, ami said that cand0f
compelled him % state that the
ttsult was n great disappointment 10
Him,
81 have believed always aud bel eve
yU' that the American people irrunptc'
i've Ut party dcmaud ainw when
shall continue the coinage u silver
uf thr uso OF the people. But this IL
IS great c1untry with q large popula-
ION anu laws must be the result Of
rlmpfoml te and every man must not
street 10 get what he wants. The
Democratic party, believe, without
,ycupiion approves OF bimotA lism,
t1nu pefhapa one way, some perhaps
frlch IL another. The discussion will
30 on, the people will DO reach, d, their
representatives will DO instructed anu
t,oust OF later the people will have
iIuc coinage " silver"
Mr.. Crisp then showed that the Pop.
ullsls would financially swamp the
country II the bills the CongfessmVn
%. that pATly had introduced iuto Con-
rtUss could become laws ami also
slowed tho extreme tendencies Of the
P0pulist party,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-26

CEar Ai,n tnder i.sarns that lie Tan.
NOT ueroNrr

BERiIN,O jL g5.-rnost. Petersburg
CotfsrpUu. o. the cologne Gas &c
toirgrAppS that the c1ir O. ccIvud wan
courage ine tutimaii0n Of his physi-
ciaus that there Was go hOpo ut saving
his lie. Tho same pendent adds
that a lew days later when ho was
feeling better, HE mplrsIy remarked
"lt IA SAID that a man Of uiy year.
should hate % IL, though par,Onaiiy
l do not o1ng smuch u lie. 10 ODD
uiill deems my ~ OF use 10 my cJun'
toy he viii mako me WE'LL"
This statement WAS Onu which wa
attributed To tue cEar alter the railroad
accident when bis maissty's life was
only preserved by the fact that the
car In when ho Travelled was con.
stfuctrd Of steel.
Tue cEar, according to the Cologne
GdtotiC correspondent, then gave or.
cers tor the settlement of an impo riant
qucsii n Ia connection with tho sue.
ccsfiOn 20 the throne and NJ the same
tlms expressed wian To personally
besiow HE blussi < on the bndr.elrct
and the czsfewiiz. IL IL also reported
here thHt the private marriage OF the
cKatewiiE 10 Princess AK has been
postponed Tor sn0rl ms aud that tho
ceremony o, buIOthal may take place
ON Monday.