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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-25
LOST IN TIE DESERT.
Human Bones, BIe.ChSd and Scattered,
DSCOTlIol.
rROsrEcrons riSp rng REMAIN,
supposed 10 be those Of Straubsu'
miller VINO Went IN Scafch OF
Niue ald Never Rclprutd.

sAN EmgAuDEo, Cal, Oct Co.
The bones Ui another proprietor u.s
bren found ON thp desert ssnds. 10 b.
no, improbable that tho remains are
those Of a mau who Loaf bic i,iu while
r,afching for the l9ns-lost Oonalzi, the
pcglrg mine.
NJ. }. anu r. r. Blair, q this city,
has just returned from u summer
ysospecuBg Ifp on tue d,sytt au4 they
report the discovery. While out on
toe desert, about sixteen miles cas1 o
Canyon SPRING., they came uion the
scattered bones VI n man, bltachfd
white and scattered over spaced 10
yAfds square.
Lying here and there 90 the snni
wearing apparel.
10 que VI the lapuls Of his coat vas
pinned u cufiOusly wrought knights
iemplar badge. 40 u tuOugut tn'
bOuSa nfo ,hosV.ui mau uamtusifaub.
uumlllef, who ditappcaied about three
ycHft ago and Of whom ngthiug bee
fince been heard. In May, 1873,
d'raubeuuillcr started from Cotton.
wuud npings 10 Walters, station
twenty .iivc miles distant, NJ the mouth
ul Cottonwood canyon. Instead vi
going southwest, StrAubunmiilur turunj
ST anu n low days later hu was
Tracked Atuul twelve uiilts uut on the
ulseft, where tho trail wH lost, anu
ho waH never seen again.
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Niit1h Iururb CD.oivI Hrrfur wHu
Ia1 fninri nIiofistyi r1r. 90. ears if
tir wei. tfusfH e. with ri. utm cratic
.potcnts, a1f usut mr.. I1 AZORES
ihc c1in ED b. op.e % tuYiarapiiis It
the Yellow trus, ov,rtnp clu4. The
= ruiorrd Is PUBLICAN iucuuY a1I IN
loYl o. clup.o of y muCr 90 ornofs
Wtr, m ltbsI aud us ny liitu here.
fufrtr wa gt,st,u by a. imnvt =.
crowd oil c,iutrl 60 a.. H. tesau
win TRADE ngunst tx.PfesiJeui
Heirloom wuon t"r ulslIo cure OF the
audience burst iUftu anu rush was
mnio int thr HbuI. iufuHf W.
ma. Rru uuWf anu ouudtu iu spiie (
Tue tu nI uI police Uftrtn. III aI-
were cmuutd, uut the muu could cot
urutiv. % oil the mau. Fin Us uu Wa
tfnfLuI uut huu ,H uuirr quad ui tur
ponce. In epic 1I tnis lne ulumI,s
o. TIA urf chased hIm * ul1CAa au4
caut near SLING him.
The uihrriiu. occurred nt Agutt aud
Morris e,fettf vu tHus uth .Id' where
Allun Juumugs, tue fIuuhr iuvn4ei
10 Duia crate CONN UNITY. j .nuiu f
htaItI oil the CIuluuiIy b. cHuiu
tuius oi ou Cuugftsrnau 80 uuu,
Nhru uI hhIsbRi s HlOwrr OF Do .tAluu.
aui si0uts was laiutd OIL hu. ht
escaped nom tue Jury oi ole iuuu.is
without damage save % uIH c.otmna.
A number uI beads were Cfatkuu u}
tHU STONE. and ore little xiii uu.r tNg
apeHkuf's stand was UaIiy vut over tnt
eye.
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AT THE SEATOF WAR
] paless Forces En.CiI16 a Landing
Near Port Arthur
AND Cuoss rnE y,Lu RIVER


YOKOHAMA, Oct. %. 1t Il re-aasericd
that tue army ujrps under Field Mae
'hsl Count Oyama, Formerly minister
" war has c1ec,ei landing At
syikio.ac, near Port Arthur Itisalso
agsin a,ter ed that ia pancsc army
under FiclI Mauhal Yamagaia ha.
succsts ully crossed the Yalu riytraud
entered NJ ,nohuria.
IL was announced on Sep. .1,h that
Field Marsnal Count Oysma sailed
ifum Hiroshima with sVcoud japan.
csc squadron. Since then It has been
repeatedly asserted that tue Japantsr
hAd elected landi near Pr A.
thu anu it hat been stated tust tuv
report was current tut this impofisut
pltov haj been cay ufed ~ HE JHIAn.
zee.
On the other hand the Japancsu have
several tmus been report, q ~ having
crussuI the Yau river aud also ~
having been feIulsrd. For iutiauct,
IN Oct 10 Shanghai de. ntch
stated that Field Mauhal Oytua
mai crossed tue Na.u river anu
I $50 NNAAIN Af " - ~ NN"AAAN AfINA.Nh NNN
! on Oct. 23lj, when 70 was asserted that
both sides lost 5000 men ~ an Gu.
agemeut which resulted Ia tne japan
Gee being driven tUuthwaTd. 10 the
/ Japanese had been 90 uniformly sue.
/ ctfHful Ia their operations against the
/ Chinese, II Ia diiiicul 70 understand
how they have ~ many Of their sol.
dicfs wounded aud already sout 10 the
rrHf. A dispatch from Cnumulpo,
October 22nd, announces That
/ 800 japanese had arrived there
anu asserted that there was
a large number Of wounded japanese
at Seoul. IL also stated that 2,lOO
wCuuded JApauofe soldiers had ale
ready been sent back TO that coIutry.
| buppOsing that large numuvr 20
mean another 1000 wouudei, this
would Hhow tue Whereabouts VI about
| d,OJ0 waunIoi are already known Mt
Chvmu 70, and u il safe 10 assume hat
this numuer does not inulude IA ~
engaged In the recent nghls Hi4 4
have occurred 40 ut tbs Halu river.
EHANuIAt, Oct. Alt 10 reported
here the Chinese have evacuated Port
Amour. A report N also current that
,ho japanese have effected a landing
at Fallen Wan hay on the Cofcsn
eide Of the Kwang Tung peninsula,
| not lar from Port Arthur.
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LONDOs, oct 25.-rhu news from
Llyauia mi, morning Is very unAtis.
factory. Each fresh telegram contra
dio,s another
BERLIN, oct. 25.-rhs Russian en-
hassy mas received dlspglc hes from
LiVadia saying tnat a SLIGHT improve
meut has taken place Ia tue ozat's
condition.
TT. PETERSBURG, Dot. Gan OH
cial bulletin issueI this morning Ia re-
gaTd to tnu health 0f the czar does not
Indicate that any real change has
taken place In his condition.
loNDOS, Oct, .6.-St. Petersburg
disI Alcuts this morning say lnat there
10 genera feeling Of Indignation
againft Prof. u 1chaun whUsp mistaken
diagnosis Of Tue e4at's siimsnt IN the
nH place Il was claimed was rendered
Liuro injurious 10 the patent by the
proicssoI'a uegli ,euee aud lack Of
medical skill. Professor u ,uharin has
Uten severely blamed, according TO
tht6e Advices, by Professor Leyden,
nj II IN asserted that should the ear
die IL will be because proper treat
ment wnH not uuie takea la time.
the dispatches aud that since the crisis
tue cEAriua has been tue subject VI
continual trembling and byuoOpo.
Yesterday the condition OF the ezaI
yariBl between dTowuinefs And com.
patallvo ohecrfuluoHs, DuFins one ui
tue latter periods the cEar IL said u
have been lett alone " in the czhrewitch
Tor an hour AMI dictated loving mus
sage Of farewell 10 Russia when viii
DO issued upon his death.
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CHINESE BEAUTY ARRESTED
Asa Spy Among Tue japanese OnsIS
al Hiroshima.
a. Hong chang Employs one OF iiis
Household To- secuF. Naiu-
able Information.

VAScouvEn, b. g., Oct. 95.-hmong
the advioes by the Empress Of japan 10
the nVvs Of the Arrest at Hiroshima u
female spy, who gives nor namu a.
Olaln. 5hc has been using her wilca
with effect among the Japauoie
officers, and hal several Of them NJ her
beck ana call, with the result that sue
waa piiiug up b ma uiiicuni load o.
information Tor the WHY, old II Hung
Chang, ouu OF whose extensive house.
mold 10 appears she was. Sue l. btauu.
iul aud accomplished Ia seductive afifi
anu w. rho speaks JApHnrsu illunuly,
was admirably lifted ior the work ~
which sue was nshi gneu. Her accent
buirayH her Chinese bIfth.
Tue ufilcefs who mad been psylns iof
her smiles with military SECRETS will
Jay lhu penalty Of their fashntSs.
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The SANTA 70 slochholdsr.' War

TOPEKA, Oci. 26.-A very important
action was taken during tue night IN
connection with tue santa Fe situation.
Nowmau Fro anu General II. r.
Tracy, acting Tor tue protective feot.
ganizttiJn committee, went before
Judge &. u, FaslebOi tho u nileu States
district court anu asked Tor al orler ie-
straiuiug tuo Stockholders IRON elect
ing directors to-day until tue uTlA
should decide whether the cumu.
ialiye plan OF voting could be- ex.
etcisod, Judge Foster granted a
temporary restraining order condition
ally. fuat is, lac said tue meeting
could ptoccu1 n the cumulative plan
VI voting were exercised, otherwise
. uOi; and IN this event he would set
the hearing on tue temporary restrain.
Ing order Tor Monday, Oct. %
Alto O'Clock the TO.n Oi General
Manager Frey In the santa Fe
general office building was packed
with Itpruten Ruyes VI the
opposing interests. SecttteTy Wiz
der read the call anu Immediately
Mr. Robinson announced AZ tbs com
nitleo 10 take down the prDxiss anu
zee VINO was entitled TO vote, ChaTleb
Bloudumitn, James WalErr IT,, and
Geo. w. Porter. Newman Erb strong.
~ OH ciud because the ,To,vc,iye COM
mittts was not represented and moved
lnAt Henry WUolman vi Kansas City
10 auueu. Tho motion fiually carried
anu an adj .urnment was laken until
~.
There will be no election u directors
tUuay. This Is teltled, because the
IirtetOts' committee has decided 10 TO.
slst the cumulative plan 0i voting, pro.
posed by tue ptuloctlvCs who are Ia the
minuIi,y ana nave no nope tor repre-
sentative on ths board except under
the syttem IN question. the session VI
NJ, okh lIeru tins afternoon will merely
elect IA chairman OF the meeting who,
II Is ayr, ed, Will be rhOmas A. Osborn,
eX'gUv,ruuf.
IuIs afternoon the Santa Fo meeting
elected Thomas A. OsBJf chairman
anu jlutnci TO 10 O'Clock, Thursday,
| November 1. Newman ETb intro
Iuctd resolution that the federal
c0uft Do assed 10 appoint committees
10 Investigate the Company's ansifr
aud report TO tue stockholders Nishln
thIuy Jays.
THIS resolution was shut out by the
adjournment
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Tor lh. sIernr. Of Mhca,.

TACOMA, Wasn., Oct. 20. The
n rh,rn Pacific bus completed al
raugrmvuto with the Tacoma Land
company iOg the latter 10 build n
.,utO.UOU bu.hol wheat warehouse,
10 ~ 2l0 feet, two stories high, ~ be
coin Fioled nj tho commencement Of
frKt seasons grain shipping business.
Toe warehouse VIII be located on the
WaHr front bviow thu RAILROADS. gCn-
ufai Office building ana will Increase
tue stirAge capacity VI local elevators
g. b.u0O,UJO bushelu. The Northern
Pc d u now unloading all grain a.
lat a. II srriyor, blt tnis neoessitates
night work anu the bigl Nafenoufo IN Ia
BE- provided 10 relieve me present pres.
nlFu anu provide ior the iuofvaei ~
10 Ialntus.
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A Small Hire.

There was prompt AMI lively run
by the FIRE department aud a large
gathering Of more Or lees excited peo.
plo at the head Of Ffanklin avenue
shortly after noon today. Tue cause
was that an alarm had teen sent TO
headquarters announcing IRE In
that vicinity. The immune amount
Of smoke continued g. augment the
crowd. The IRE was the least exciting
feature asd was located under the
Il lof Of a inmbtT thaniy recently va
GATED By hinamcn aud immediately
adjoining A dam.on 4 Wilson's mct-
sengsr ufiice. How u originated Ia not
known. No particular damage wa
dOae bnd nothing whatever wa
harmed but rubbish VI which there WA
iareo a,uoun NJ vnier the houtc.
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HrHUULariVa Rooms.
a whole Nss, OF Tnsm Discovered In
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. 20. - The raid on
diso ,,iruEry pools AZ Pittsburg
fts9, COO. 600 started iuquitiss In THIS
oily Huu ths inveatigatiyn reveals the
BET oituch concerns which arc doing u
IA .hiug business. lnIeed, Chicago
harDOfs a perfect acct ~ them ami n Il
sliH they have taken IN $4,000 900 OF
30 900 900 during the year. tuuru ar
ME VI twenty concerns located In
back offices OF buildings IN the board OF
trade quarigrt running what they call
"si ucuiglivr pools" Many, II 10 said,
have been immensely Hu cesslul.
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rymExrr o. oANNiuALisu.
ItquimauN nriNeH nv Hanger lat
thsif Dead Camranrs

LUNDFE, Oot., IS AT the begin.
ning VI Au4ust the whairrs Aurora,
Bnlaeua aud Eiguimaux were Ia
Puuco RugvntH inlet searching i0r
white whales. They steamed ~ Elviu
Bay AMI n parry ICON the BAlueua
went on shore. They had not gone
lar when thuy cane upDl "A ghRt.ly
ring OF cifpsrs, the remains " l. qIi.
mnux who evidently had uled OF
starvation. Clean piuxei bodies anu
pAtily uuvoufsd b0uius revealed tue
story Oi cannibaiisn. Gao o0rpo had
byon behuaicd aud tbs head was found
tuirly yards away tom tue
trunk alta place where some one hau
recently made a meal upon the nesh
and bfainr. it IL supposed the party,
while travelling, inunJ their pro fees
checked - tiote,ting b. Of winter.
Onu by one they succumbod 10 hunger
AM fually the stronger, m a futile
attempt 10 save thtir own lives, were
driven 10 eat the others.
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ENGLISH VISITORS HERE.


Three prominent subjects Of her
majesty, the queen Of Great Britain,
arrived In tuis city today anu are
qugTlUIeu a. the KuutsiOrd.
The gentlemen are ID. Rich, who
IL the preseAt postmaster Of Liverpool
anu James J. Cariin aud Levin Hill,
London, well known in Cue businet,
aud social circles OF that great city,
Nit. HUI bore letter ofintf0iuction 10
Mt w. &. spence, VINO this morning,
through the cOufte.y Of Manage clay
.Ou, was ablr 10 take them out ~ Salt
air. rhe guntlemea were cAllefB al
the Dfllce OF tue Fist Presidency ol
tue Cuurcn this morning.
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The suit o tpr H,s.on Creamery
CO. against Il. Is, Whttemutv, q. u.
Whi,tem 70 and Mts. NJ. Winter, IA
pariu, Isnip a. Mhitt,mlTu 4 Co., va.
neHt1 be,uie jury. Judge Cherry ami
X. u. 3 epard Az ear u tor The plata
ti.ii; Z, T.. AimsgrUug anu T.. q. Whit.
,ou Oru lug tnu IUluudant-.
A.. sctiUu vas brought 10 recover
$3.50 ~ (Tith interest from October
lslu, 1891, as per cent per auuuml,
claimed 10 DO tne bsls GO due for but
ter delivered to the defendants by
uIaiutiii, between September ION,
1891, aud October ism, u tue same
ear.
rhr plaintiff corporations Teamsry
IL at Hurst II, Kansas, aud II was al
legged mat tue tuttef was supplied 10
deiendanS lorder, The defense Al.
-Wers that the butter In question was
OF Interior quality anu had no market
price whatever, where's plaintiffs sold
Il 10 defendants At the highest price
ObtainAble. As defendants were
wholly unable 10 obtain other butter to
tiEe tue place Of that agreed 10 10 DO.
llvsrcd BY plaintiff according to their
contract, they sustained damage IA
ihe cum Of 81 800, which amount In.
cluieu loss OF profits. They gsk, tluTr-
iurc, that the complaint DO dismissed
anu that they be awarded damages.
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ran.rl..mnn nlI.an,. ranf.

NEwNAHiiNsviLLr, w. w., O,t
.j.-W. l.. WILSON HuI patJ Ielt
Whrulilr Ht s o'clock lhis mOfuirg uu
special Train UvuT The OHo aver fURu.
NradufftHrs were made until Proctor
eas reached nt $3.50 u'cutk. inrtu a
large humber % fsfmtf- hsd assembled
anu WILSON msdu a tuu.miuutu nddfess
entirely upon the agficuitutal aspects
ui the tenn question. A. Newman
tusviilu there was % very large crowd,
OniU beinp lhrg.y fepfufvutuI. Wiisuu
syUgH nusily nail IA hour AMI was
gituted with tho greatest euthuiin, IA.
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the Fellow Who Challenges Emperor
NiIiiam 10 n nuTi,

NEw YoWS, Oct 20. - Richard
Gordeirr, NJ New York, who wrote to
Emperor William, OF Germany, come
months ago, challenging him 10 a duel,
callei Mt Or. BryAnpB house today TO
zee President Cleveland ON business OF
extreme national importance. DIR.
Bryant told him II WAS imposslble to
see the President al that hour. Gordeler
WAS finally pefauaded 10 ~ away. II
has been reported that a body guard
accom- panied Cleveland, nut none Of
The Officers were IN evidence today.
Dr. Bryant said ihis morning that
the President would leave for Washing.
ton, At3p. IN. Vice President Steven
con IL expected IN the city at O'Clock
This afternoon. lie will DO entertained
at the Manhattan club,
Gordslvr told Dr. Bryant he had bean
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Will nE INYIAIIaArrp.
Tho Collision netw-cu the Paris aud
M unkuoWa snip,

SOUTHAMPTON, oct 25.-The col
lislOu between tho steamship Paris,
Captain Watkins, which arrived here
last night from New Hork, anu an un.
known snip which sank soon after
wards, as cabled, 10 tho subject Ol
Investigation by tue agents vi the line,
The collision took place between 1880
Aud . Il. m. wednesday, during thick
weather, accompanied by heavy rain.
After loug anu lruitless search the
liner was e7eutually compelled 10 pro-
coed for this p0rl without having
sighted tho wrecked vessel again or
having saved any OF the crew. The
vessel , supposed 10 have foundered
aeon after the collision. The Paris was
hut little injured, When sne arrived
mere it WAs reported that the vessel
with which tho Paris eollidsd showed
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trying TO ssu tie President Tor Two
ears % wipe away n sln which had
been rot upon him by his incafc, =.
alton To luua'ic nsy lum In DER.
many. He challenged Emuetur
Wiilitm Go dull, but tue latter was
coward aud uut him In an asylum.
ifositcut Cleveland was the OnlY
man who could VIE away tue stain
now resting u ON him.
Ashe lot the house, 0Jfdtler prom
led he wOuli coil Hgain.
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symbol. OF Iny aaa Woo.

LuNDON, Oct 26,-A dispatch to the
PGH MaH Gesttts nom Yalla says sym
uuis al Joy aud SORROW jOslle eEon Other
every wheIe. State carriuges anu regi'
menls OF trOopS Tor the imperial mar
ringe arrived the same time ns the
mourning coaches anu livery VI wo,
f,qnired In the event OF tie czar',
death.
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nsIny IN Ialln Arranssmsnl.

TACOMA, wash, Oct. 20 - The
Puget Sound rgUnt VI tlv Burlington
raau haB "A letter ilom the general
70, sht ugeut stating that tnrro IL de-
inyln Arranging tio details VI tho new
JIint tAnii Win tile NuI.nern Pacinc
uuu that lac oEun0t tell Just when II
VIII 10 ready,
Two hundred Burlington freight car,
have been turned over 10 tho Northern
Pacific and are ca IOuir 10 thib u.ty
iUg-eG with PHl0use district wloAi,
fhcy aIe " tu loaded with lumber
aGu shiu.les Tor poinss Oh tie Buuiug'
Ton system.
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ALI roR mARmoNX
New York Democrats Get mia OF one
Ob.IarIn nI LensL

NEW YORil, Oct. 25.-Ouo obstacle 10
harmony am0bg tho Democrats disal-
praIel today when Il. J. lunphy
formally notified the board Of police
c1mmissiOnots TO remove his name
from the state Democratic ticket ~
nominee for Congress Ia tho Eighth
dlstTiot. Thu CAmpbolPs motion lie.
lore Judge barrett tor an order 10 com
pei tnc polic, uummt-sibners 10 place
his name upon tbs iiicia ballot NJ the
Rspubncau candidate for C0ngtu' =
10 m the Ninth district, was dismissed
TO-DAY.
Ihe anti TammRny Democratic
county ticket has been refused u pisCo
on the Oillcial ballot on tho gTOunI Il
iniOfnAlities,
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PoRTLANp. Ind, OCT. gj.-John
Richhfusvn, a surveyor ut Button, l.
IA luck. Many years ago his grand
father bought tract OF lRud In
Florida, which 10 now covered
by twenty eight blocks, buildings Of
the city q Peusacola, Florida. Recent
investigation shows that tue laud still
belongs 10 the Richardson heirs, al.
though occupied by Others aud IL
wor,h millions. Richardson viii 60
uuutu 10 look altgr ~.
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John NrIlaa.,s ArrenI.

ALBANY, n. ", OCT. 25.-Ths up.
peal OF John Y. Mckauo from the
dtcslOn of the supreme court Of
Brooklyn has been act down TOT sfgu.
mrnt before tue c0ud OF appeals On
O1l0hef .Dtn.
The returns flcd with tho clerk Of
tho court contains over 1000 foiios anu
makes three volumes.
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New York s,oc1 Esen.ns.

NEW YoRIE, Oct. 2j.-inu stock
market oieu,u nun aud more Aui-
mated than yesterday. Northern Ia.
oifc preferred galnuI J. A dave was
made against the coOtfs, which
weakened ~ 4 pes CEN.
sugar, Burlington, Rock Island ana
lead Teeeded !. After HAS specuia.
ton became ttvadier
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WAsuINuIOS, Oct 25.-Col. Gar.
rick Mallory, u. 3. A., retired, died
here yesterday aged 80, Hu wAs ont
OF the Llbuy prisoners. He was In
charge OF tho signal service bureau
from 1870 10 1876 anu was then ordered
10 DAKOTA, lis Investigations iuto
lnniau mythology gave him a soien.
titio reputation.
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INnlAN lnnIlIroMN.
so Proper 'susr As-ign.d I'r the
Request Tor troups.

w ANNhfN fNNHf NHHNANFN - y Wv
Request Tor troops.
WAsmNuTUN, Oct. .j.-Otiiclals u
tbs war department are OF tue opinion
that the Interior department has not
made Uut n proper Gee for employ.
mUnt Of troops ~ pDtse commitalus IA
Indian tvfnl0ty Agent Wisdom.
Il slaich, on which the application for
tfog. = IL based, states m Que place that
they are wanted 10 run u0wn band
" robbers, anu Ia another that tho
Te,tits required that tue Indians be
pfUtecleu. There II no question that
the ompl lyment Of troops under
the fret point would be clearly Illegal,
aud ~ % tue ec0ni there h no evi.
fence that the Indians themselves
have suffered or appealed TOT pfo,tc.
tiou. Acting Secretary Doe has 10.
ierrei the application TO tue attorney
general Tor an opinion.
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roUND a TnEAsrur.
Goid Coins to the Amount OF $4,000
tn tnNc.

DuHASOo, Mex, Oct g5.-wbilr
jose Mafiv HtTrafa was uefding n
tl3ck Of sheep on the ranch Of julio
Fiofc, ioTly miles wet VI here, he die.
covered a cave, VIII ch ho patty ca.
pllfrd. de ionnu stored iu tne cave
q box nllrd with gold coins aud ornh.
meuts valued NJ S-J,0OD. IL IL supposed
th6 treasure n a part Of the ili.gotten
gains OF BrigAnl BBuito Mar2, who
operated IA mat section ABOUT thirty
years ago auu was killed on oue VI niu
y Irditiuns.
len per cent Of the amount disoov-
cred must DO turned over ~ the state
government.
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smOT miasELr.
So Cause Given Tor TIA" nash Deed
Insanity Probably.

sTII.LwAIER, Miuu., Oct. 25--Chas.
McLiuTr, onu vi tue leading rsidtnis
VI tue city ana captain II company H.,
fIrst regiment, Cummittcl suicide h3
shooting hlmsUii last evening". lie
r,questu MS mother 10 leave the room
Tor "a low miuutts, tuuiug that be
Wauttu 10 hlttp. She uld 20 AMI
stepped OUT into lhu yasI. a lew
minutes gi,eiNari she returned 10 the
mouse. Auu thtre brnrlu uuf suu lying
iu IA pool Of blood, win "a lEipc bullet
uulB M IA temple, utAth 10 all aplrAf-
auceH uhvius occurred Instantly, IL IL
uupussiOlo 10 give any cuutv Tor the
utaa auu thu sulpusiuOn ID that bis
mind became unuuiauCud.
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81 PETh snURo. Oct. 70 During
the n-scta.f % 10 ohurUn in Itukh,
ueat OstfUviausky, lamp was Upset,
lhc cry ui IRE was fni.ed, anu panic
iilluwtd. 40 the rush IT the 1unfs.
iva women ami Three children were
tremrl,d 10 death tni twenty seven
people eufiUu,ly Injured.
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CIENIUIGTs CASE.
Judge Morrow Ii,Id ',,m tor a Crime
Nut thaFEeL

WAsHINGIOS, Oct. 25.-It eau DO
st down A. TACT that Colonel Cieu-
iuegou, member Of Gen. Ezeta's stat,
held Tor cKlfadition ny Judge MORROW,
san Francisco, Will not be returned Ia
salvador by tue Uuited sIates. IL ap,
pears thut Judge Morrow held Glen.
luegOs Tor attempted murder, whll,
the charge on when Salvador sought
tue tx,taditiou was hotusl murder,
THIS 10 tho discrepancy fatal g. the ap'
plieation, LOT In the extTadition pro
cetdinRs the common law principle
Obtains that the Indictment must cor.
respond with the real otfeuse.