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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02
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Tho Judge Listeuiul 60 Hu Imph,tIc
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ara uunthls
MILWAUKEE, Match 2.-JuIgc Jon.
kline D. Us Uuing 90 the Arguments on
the application NJ Cuict Arthur CniUi
Sargent aud the Chioie VI the other
railway menis unions for Il mJdiiicn.
ton vi Jeusins's order iofbitdlug the
Northern Pacific employees from strik'
Ing. The arguments Will last gli day
uuI probably tomorrow. The court
room 10 crowded with labor people aud
other fficnts
During the Argument Attorney Hat.
prr for the mBn mai hot seti0
with the court. Judvo Jouk ua broke
In on htm at one timr and assui what
be meant ~ the term "stflhing.n
Harper irpligi. "lpsaimply quiuiug
work"
"NH, rif" said the Judge.
"lhun what Is a sItiEt?" retor.cd
Hnfpur.
at is quitting for tho purpose Of en-.
iololng certain oOnii.ious," replied tho
judge.
Harper could not agree with tbs
judge uui dii not fuum 20 be- very
much awcd ny the dignity OF the Clutt,
which usually kcSIs even TIE
hANAANAA AhANANNNN WY NAAAAA' AAN
courteous. "B am not done with
you" shouted Harper, shaking his tsl
NJ the judge; 81 viii show you special
act OF Congress which gives the mrn
tho very rght which you have en-
Joined them IRON cNurci.ing.n
Harper then iusumtd bus argument.
Attorney QIaro!- followed ia an a..
gumrut on the application Of IN,
fcieril law 20 the point at lssuc, aud
said the natural construction VI the
language Of tue order o. restrictions
wa very hroat. IL rr-tlains the men
from striking from any ani all causes,
present aud luture, and II would moi
oven let tho cnisfs OF tho rail'
cOat orders confer with the men.
"Niil you please point out the CLAUSE
which prohibits them from couierrlng
with the meu2" asked Judge Jenkins
who exhibited an unusual amount OF
feeling throughout tbs argument ald
was frequently vehement In his re-
matks.
Qlarels then gave his definition Of
tile word strike and gave several re-
iefences TO sustain his def Dltion,
Toe Judge said there never was ans
Intention % prevent the men from
quitting; that this was their lrga
hight, suI n they wanted 10, they
could stop work fiugly or In body ant
go 90 rcXss, " they wished.
"rhAt 10 all W. want" shouted
man from the rear OF tho court room
The court soon afterwards t1Ok reousi
till the afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02
Severe Accident.

About hali.past tour O'Clock yester.
day two boys, Arthur Bailey aud
George Bowman were riding down
West Temple between Second and
ThirI South streets In light buggy
when the horse attached TO It became
frightened an ran away, throwing the
boys OUT Of the vehicle, severely iulur.
ing Young BJwman, whose ankle was
broken aud his face considerably
shop near by, when his injuries were
attended u.
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CALCUTTA, March 2.-Fiuance MIN
luur Wcs,lAKc announced nt yesier.
ily'6 vice regal council That the do
ncit amounted ~ 3j,OOO,UJJ rupees.
Tsr new duties proposed would leave
$1,000, 900 rupees unpfoviied for. The
minister saii there was some doubt az
to the actual proceeds from the duties,
especially on silver The bill proposed
by Wcstlaku was referred 10 select
committee, which VIII sit daily hnd
mssc report on the l0.h OF the month.
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spFgm btIDlteh 90 ne NlwA
LyANsroN, WyJ. March 2.--W. II.
MeO9nald, OF Big Piney, In the cen.
'al parto OF uinIa county, has disooy.
cred another relic OF an oarly tragedy
IN Wyoming. IL was the scalp OF a
woman, when he found sticking out OF
hollow tree. Wrapped up with tue
reap were a num1er OF shells and
ulhr' Indian trluEvts. The haiT was
ihAVtu anu It has evidently been con.
cslled tuure many years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

ldahH. FIR months the naulua. ar
m0ty NJ Springfield, Mls.., has been
wuraing un tia filiss, anu parts Tor
neatly thousand have been completed
and are now being assembled. The
first Issue 10 exp C,rd 90 br made this
month. After Mat the sfm0ry viii be
able % equip two regiments monthly,
thus retiring all OF the old Sptinhelds
from army use Ia about a year from
gate. With the new rifles VIII go d
supply Of smokolOss powder and ammu'
milton.
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SHOT IN THE BACK.



II Ia time something wa. doIo to stop
the da ngeTous sport which many boys
engage in-lhat Of carrying gun ana
shooting birds within tho city llmils,
Many accidents have resulted from
such practices, aud some have proved
serious. The latest Instance OF uccl'
dental injury from this cause occurred
on Wednesday evening as the lSborers
engaged on Capitol Hin were return.
ing from their work. Four OF the men
we're descending the hill ani were
near the residence Of DR.. John r.
Park, whena bullet came rom their
left aud struck one ui tho number,
by the name OF PearOs, ia tho
back. phe iea1eu missile passed through
his oyuTuOat nnd the rest OF the clothes
which he wore On his back ami
inflicted "A flesh wound about an inch
In length. The bullet is supposed 10
have come from g2-calih1r r.ile, AMI
the force was spent by passing through
the clothing; Otherwise IL might have
resulted seriously Mt. peaTon was
taken 90 d.. Richards, who dressed
the wound, Wui the patient ~ getting
along nicely, ho IL back 10 W1fh
again TO-DAY. Tue shooting was done
~ party JfsNsll boys who were out
alter birds. rupy were ia tho canyon
Just south o Dr. Parks residence, aud
/. supposed were shooting NJ birds iu
tn, trees Just below the boulevard,
where the accident occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

GIn3TOwN, n, j., March 2.-An
explosion, W severe that II was felt
fifteen miles away, occurred In OHe VI
tue buildinge Of the Repaunl Chemical
company this morning, dom0iishing
the building, damaging the surround.
lur structures hnd blowing Levi
Eyins, the only person In the building,
% ElOma.
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mo roll.. ArEErm
~ the Celebration Of iii- san nirth'
ung AuutyrranrS.

RoME, March 2.--rho rope cole.
btaiud his 50 % birthday today. In ry.
pIy g. congratulations hH slid hr
would continue 90 the end u his life TO
carry on the brnrfcHut action OF thu
church, adding, "lho need % this Sc
great, iotsli misconceptions OF honesty,
justice, authority, liberty, social Ilght-
anItOtia duttHhnye been cNurthfuwu
lHe church must sock TO recall tue
nations 10 the princlplcs OF moral in.tb;
p0int out tho true Chufes of the g&.
isung ey.li, Ionsuucu thu ursi.rs u'
Free AlasonJ; Undue the .iilsront
cln.sos o. t0ucty with "a feeling Of
equity and charity; iusplfO The iultrs
with iccliluIu aul iustiIl in oil an
afd0r fJt peace"
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DISPATCHES.
rs,tr;s,mln Wilson Recovering from
his Illness.
GLADSTONE RESIGNS TOMORROW.
v.E,u's New sphere Of Usrfulnc's.-
smokele,s Powder aud New !. nts
-Remarkibls Court sccue.

CRY or MEXICO, March 2.-Con'
,,...m,n wilson, ut Guadalaj ara, Ia
(, ,vsrlng satisfactorily. The atlnck
~, ,ypboii fever has loi. him. lie
need, only nursing and rest The doc.
is,say. mat after ton to fourteen lays
c,pvalosconos be eau start for home.
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MONEY BY TELEGRAPH.
Tho School Hoard Gets S51,OiG 60 on
Sale OF Bonds This Afternoon.

Farson, Leach a Company, the
Chicago bond.buyiug lrm 10 whom
the board OF education sold its last
sue o. bonds amounting to 1925, 900
raid the third installment on the same
this afternoon when they telegraphud
10 Treasurer Duke the following sums;
For bonds, s3O,OJO, Interest, sl,0il .GB;
pIemiumi FlJO; VI 4 total VI SOL 1916.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

GREETED In the woods tll discovered by
hunter. They waited iof his re-
turn and proceeded TO skin him
alive. Before hn was deal the
girl bull IRE ON his hoai AMI he was
rOa.tul alive. II saatd hB confessed
the murder of Mi.B Bryant and tho
kidnapping ot three other Eifis In
Kentucky aud Tennessee, Keeping
them sccretod iill they diud VI tl
treatment and exposure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

LONDON, March 9.-labOuc1ero has
written letter 20 the liberal whip pro.
toatlng against the appointment Of "A
peer TOT premier, saying u II ~ dis
instriul 10 the liberals Nh the radicals,
anu predicting the final dissolution VI
the LORDS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

TRENToN, n. j., March s.-JosepI,
WallWitE, who has been In jan, sAWei
the bars VI the coll and El' I'M" Nhv
corridor, lassood Keeper walters sni
choked MIN into uuulusaiousuess' shut
anu killed Keeper Lippeno u anu
escaped, but was rocapiured'
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Minsrs ThrenlemIng MOT.

PowELLroS, VIVA, March 2.-rhe
strikers are preparing 10 attack the
mine here. They assembled In such
numbers aud suoh threatening mAu.
nor that Sheriff Banks telUgraphel tho
governor that troops were needed At
once.
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Itlnsa ana smsl..Ir.s Inrnnr.

b.. "AshlNaloN, March 2.-Genoral
a'VNIeh eniei 20 ordnance, viii issue
tNe MS. insla. ment Of tho now Krag.
I'ig'ueen rifles ~ the Second infantry
sthu ,utu ~ Omaha; the SECOND lot To
Tie Fourth Infantry Al Fort Sherman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

BATON RoudE, March . - Dave
johnson anu Mansfield Washington
were hanged this afternoon for the
murder Of Professor Emile Van Hoir,
last October. aud Mike Kane, IN No
vember.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

~ .'Nl hiApnftI 20 nc NEWS
CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 2.-The
capture Of young elk for the market Ia
ho principal Industry OF the residents
OF lhe valleys Ia tho Big Horn noun.
"ias during the spring months. sew.
N'-l outracla have already been made
.ur TAO delivery Of the animals at tho
lIOad at $40 "a heat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02
aLAp.roNr,s nr,IaNlrIoN.
The naiIcais Refuse 60 Support Lord
nosrbcFFl.

hosUhorF1s
LONDON, March 2.-By command OF
the queen, Gladstone aud wife go 10
Windsor Castle this afternoon aud T..
main her guests over night. Al noon
tomorrow the privy council viii meet
there, and Gladstone viii resign the
pfomieuhip. Lord ROscbsrTy H. not u
be present. Gladstone II In excellent
health anu spirits. The radicals,
headed by Labouohore, have decided
not 10 serve under any peer ~ premier
aud say II R1soberry Is appoined the
new ministry will not last week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March Cor
belt having been acquitted, the attor-
ney general today nulle prosecuted the
case against Mitchell anu members Of
the Duyal Athletic club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

MADISON, Wis, March 2.-rho
wtole morning session Ia tho Roster
cafe was taken ~ with the orlss.ex.
animation Of McFal. His testimony
was unthakpn'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

another ChnIge t1 SHOW the world
what "a hlss p'evatis1tor 1 am, by de-
ducung all h' nsurcs from s31, Ul0 In.
stni Of 80 lOlO, as he does in his pfos-
Ont Huh;trusr. J. II. PAUL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

All members Of tho Juycnlle choir
should be aI the Tabernacle tomorrow
at J o'clock The Press will then aud
there be awarded 10 The winners at the
isa; COutU5t.
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Notice.

There will DO no meeting Of NJ. l. A.
In Sugar House ward next Sunday
evening. The lecture to DO given by
Dr. J. Il. Talmsge Is therefore poat
pgued until further notice,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

BuENos AYEEs, March at IL re-
ported that lhu Brazilian lhau tsvu'a
nave bern defeated NJ Sfahlh losing
800 killed, brsides many prisoners "uu
guns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

p1Rr TowNsENp, Wash, March. Q.
Waterman a lfa z,ltho largest mrf-
camille house IN the city, las iailcI'
rhr liabilities are sl2J,OlJ anu tue
astpia 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

WAuuSGrON, March B. The comp
rollst OF currency has called Tor n
,tatement Of the condition OF the
ational banks nt the Close VI business
february IS,
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40 oIIEAr IuE aoVEHNnENr.
Alniz Conspiracy Discoverrd In que
bee aud New York.

QuEnro, March IA big conspiracy
- luifaud the United States revenue
hos b,cn discovered here Ia New York.
1gols was shipped from England IN
toud 10 New York for trans.shipment,
Duplicate b0xcs, al bearing foreign
nafkr, were Billed with cheap domes.
ul goods, substituted and forwarded
o. fictitious firms, anu the Imported
goods was kept In New York and sold.
There afuabout forty Gases IN the ware.
house mere, uuclAim 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02
Nmcn lkemoYed.

The Office Vi Dr.. Kari q. Maeser,
which formerly was at l2A Oak street.
this city, has been removed to IA Oak
street.
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.KLNNnn ANn nnAsTED.
4 MACK sinner. rate In the
woods

HARBlURsviLLE, KY M'roh - -,
is reported from Harlan county lnA'
Len Eye, the negro who muluo'us
Miss Bryant near williamspuis ye ,'I,
ago, recently returned aud klunAplo"
u lurmeE's daughter aud kept hv' '''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

NEW YOmS, March 2.-Lazlrd
Frurrs has engaged 81, 100000 gold for
shipment tomorrow.
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An OREGON DRAMA.

Quarrel. Murder aud suicide on ~
Iarui.
EUGENE, Or, March 2.-Albert
Moss anu father, living on a farm near
here, quaireled last night, anu Albert
Coltman,a neighbor, took sides with
tue iathrr. Later young Moss went TO
Colymnn's house Rud snol and killed
Coleman's married daughter, wounded
another daughter, fatally shot Cole.
man aud then shielded.
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a Quarrel About - womnn aud "a.
tstni s'quai.

hALEluu, n. O., March 2.-.Ata
uAuu lu Musuu county last night,
H''ggH lieus,ey anu w. II. Shelton j q.
gNaii,iyl over Hensloy's wife, ana
"bAh shOouug. shelton was killed on
'Av aplt' Hcnsloy He'd TO the weois
wgunts.
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CoNGRus> nArrEns.
A NH for the uprainv III OF Certain
reservations,

WAHtNGIoN, March 2.--rho bill
vh ch ha, been before Congress sovefnl
trfi on \ o. opening TO settlement
rrfhlu abandoned military tesutya'
lions, was taken up after some business
o. minor Importance and after some
uittusIlll it passed.
I. Crow New. elected cnngrcssman ut
late from Pennsylvania, was sworn
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silver Ia London.
LONDON. March 2.-Bir silver ~ j.
Closet, 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02

Chief Justice Merritt this morning
(havlug concluded the present settings
ON the criminal calendar yesterday
took up civil jury cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
TUr Last DAYS AT GENBECE'S.

Uaeenbcck's trained animals had a big crowd last
night to see the special programme that IL put on
for the last performances. only seven more Gays
remain a. these wonderful animals have to leave
,euyorb to fiji ENGAGEMENTS elsewhere. The run
here has been phenomenal. The managers announce
a particularly attractive programme FOR THURSDAY.
Washington's Birthday The evening programme
now includes the act performed by the big crowd OF
lions tigers leopartls bears and dogs. and also
Mr. Darlngs remarkable company OF lions TIL
last week only one Of these two exhibitions were
given AT any one performance. They are SIN al
ternated ut the afternoon performances Though
the Hagenbeck animals will probably return 10 New
Work after visiting other cities. II Will be or de-
c,dcd advantage to those VINO have not yet seen
them TO improve some OF these few present opDor-
tunifies The chances that anybody who sees
,hcm now will want to see them again when they
come ok That would be the natural inference from
mast experence as the same faces are seen at the
Exhibition again and again, and those who have once
been introduced to the animals seem never to tire
OF renewing the acquaintance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
THE THEATRES LAST NIGHT.

busy night at the theatres is recorded. with
promise OF buster nights to come. An Old play
and a new were presented at the Lyceuni
Theatre-"A Sheep in VOLTS Clothing and THE
Amazons." The old play is much the better or the
two Mr. Crane. at the Star Theatre revived Miss
Morton's incredible farcical play of Brother John
the benevolent halter, which was produced by MN
last season. and which only his indomtabe comic
spirit could II is comfort TO hear that Mr.
Crane intends quit wasting hts powers upon poor
plays next season and present himself IN a part
that is worthy of him. Shakespeares falstan MAJ ma,
enterprise has fine sound and II ought 70 give the
comedian his rightful prominence: No human being
capable Of thought can possibly bestow serious a.
Earrigan revived his comical medley entitled Ihe
Woollen Stocking" Mr.. Willard appeared az t IN.
lighted a large audience. And melodrama. called
.The land of the Midnight Sun" was launched
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20

The PRODUCTION ~ 'Weriher' It tho Metropolitan Opera
II use was again pone las; gh accoHno - the sick
ness ~ Mime Emma Enmes The management showed its
intention to do for the audience that
gathered hy giving Carmen with Nine. CalNe, In the
Mace Of the new opera This s the third posponement OF
''Werther."
O1e OF the mos. interesting days Mt the Exhibition N
Instruments Of Torture In West Twenty-thrds St was
yes,erday when a body $50 German citizens belong
irg to the New Deuschcr ApOtheSeN eren. Wis
tied tho galleries. They headed by sidney Faber.
the secretary VI association who for twenty years
acted In the capacity ~ ccerone at the Royal Castle or
Neurenberg He delivered lecture in German. and was
most attent.vey listened TO.
Gerhardt Hauptmann. German drnmatist. arrived In
this city yesterday staying at the house Of Carl
Rosenced No ~ East Sixty-'ourh-st The Resented
rothr rs are OF his first play. Before Sun
rise"
Mile Cave will appear at the Campanin Concert NJ the
Music Hall tonight, and will sing air from Hamlet
and "A Spanish song Mile. pettlgian. Sgnor Campanari.
Edouard De Rcszke. NJ. Lassae. ssnor Bologna and
slynor Campanin will also sing.
Some new and amusing features were introduced in the
performance OF Chareys Aunt at the Standard Theatre
last night.
James j. Corbc,t appeared nj the Columbus Theatre
last evening In his play Gentleman Jack" II was his
first appearance the stage In Harlem
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