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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-04
CONGRESS AT WORK.
An Effort In tho Senate ID Behalf OF
Sugar Bounty.
BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE.
Committee on Finance Hold a Session
and Discuss Important Lcgisla.
tive Measures.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. L.
When the Senate convened nj noon
today the Senators showed desire TO
enter without delay upon tho real bust.
ness Of the session.
Blanchard (Ls.l offered a retolution
rcciting the circumstance under
which the sugar bounty was cut On
after the sugar crop for 1894 was put
appropriations 10 Include In the
urgency deficiency bill, suiilclent ~
pay the bounty the present year. The
till went over.
Vest MOI offered an amendment 30
The Tuitr, with q Wow Of cutting OIL
pr1trnciud debates In tue Senate. IL
provides that after a measure has been
debated thirty dgye, 10 viii bB In order
Tor any senator t. move 10 fix u day for
q FINAL vote; this motion IL 10 DO put
without debate or delay, and II carried
tue original question Il to DO voted on
NJ tho time fixed. Nest said he would
address the Senate tomorrow on the
need u this foformatory rule.
Lodge (Mos.) offered resolution
which was adopted without Dissent,
calling ON the secretary Of the navy
Tor tue official letters Of Admiral
Walker while In command Of the
United States naval vessels at Hawaii.
Lodge raised another international
question by resolution calling on the
President Tor the correspondence con.
ccfning BluofeIds anu Tor Information
concerning the attitude VI Nioafagua.
The resolution was adopted without
comment.
Quay pa. offered resolutions Of res
pect 10 the memory OF Myton Is.
Wright, the late member of Congress
from Pennsylvania.
Al 1880 the Senate adjourned anu
the Democratic Senators went into
caucus
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County Court.

Probate Judge Blair presided at
yesterday . session Of the county court,
Frank IL. Rudy Gnd John w.
Halford were duly appointed trustees
OF school district Forly.eght.
The clerk was directed TO notify all
supervisors 10 stop work on all roRgs
except State street aud file their annual
reports by the 2Oth Inst.
Sheriff Mcqueen presented his
"board" llat OF tweuly'slX prisoners In
the county iail for the month Of No
vsniber. rho number Of meals served
was 1852.
The report OF Superintendent Joel +.
Allen, OF the county inilrmAry, for the
past month, showed that during No
vember seven patients had been dis
charged, four died anu the present
number there is tiity.iJur, There were
eight admissions.
An application has been received
from George H. Hancock asking to be
appointed deputy siatisiician OF Salt
lake county.
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The condition OF Assistant Court
Slenographer Falo1nsr AZ Tho present
time ID such aa to cause HE relatives
and ifieGda the greatest concern. just
a week ago, as before stated Ia these
columns, Nc. Falcousr underwent a
critical operation Tor appendicitis, and
TOT ueyutai days The doctors we're ull
O!hope as 10 tho result, but alsrmiug
symptoms nave sinCu 81 ia aud lie 10.
cuvefy h now regarded with some
douol. Hg IL today exceedingly low,
onl hla attendants are flled with
rave apprehension. That he may be
restored, however, Ia tho sincere and
earnest hOgo Of u wide circle OF friends.
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FOULLY MURDERED.
A Minneapolis nrossmRIser Found
tttoteas In tha itond.

MINEEApOLls, Dec. I.--rhe body Of
Mlsl Catherine Cling, well known
dteBmaEer, sged IS AMI reputed to BIO
worth 100000, was iound last nighl In
tho middle Of the county road leading
iuto the city by William ". Erhari, "A
"Sol" bnggagemau. Thorr was bull
lot hole directly through the head, tho
nose was broken AMI there was u long
Jagged cut In the upper llp.
Miss Cling hat made intimate nc-
quaintauoe with a 81. Paul gambler.
At timOs she hired u livery rig IN the
evening and drove with him. The
man was accustomed 10 send notes
10 her ana the A, d. Il. boy who
carried most OF them has been
found. lilo sent q note yesterday
which she tore up on reading. In the
evening she hired rig az usual and
went out alone. Two hours later the
hufae returned TO tue barn with the
empty buggy. The cushlOua were
soaked with blood and brains.
The police believe she went out drlV-
ing with the 81. Paul man, that they
uunrrslei snd that he shot her 1t is
thought tue shot was not fatal and he
must have beaten her lace with the
butt OF the revolver, taken her out OF
lhe carriage and left her body on the
roRd, driven back 10 town anu fled.
The motive 10 thought u have been
robbery,
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FELLED By FOOTPADS.


A young italian was held up-or
more properly speaking, perhaps, was
knocked down by trio OF iootpads aud
ld-bsrobbefs at tho corner OF State
and Sixth South etreeta last night
about O'Clock.
Mr.. NJ, +, Maisen, chief clerk OF p.
W. Madison, the furniture dealer, was
walking down the street ut the same
time, within halfa block OF where tue
attack occurred. He says no heard the
blow which iolled the Italian to the
grOunG; but II was dark auu he paw
nothing until no reached the spot
where the unfortunate man lay. He
was Just recovering consciousness aud
the sidewalk where his head rested
was covered with blood, He helped
tho man 10 his feat and got from Ii i'm
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The Action Against Stanton.

The case Of William NJ. Barnes W
w. A. Stanton, chief Of the fro de-
par,mont OF salt Lake, was given 10
the Jury about lO.45 this morning.
The City Council was party defend.
ant, but uon.suIt "a TO that body was
ordered by Judge Merritt yesterday.
Damages are claimed IA Tie tum OF
$4,000 lot the alleged unlawful demoli.
ton " certain building u6ei NJ n
stable, on State street, IN May, ls92.
The facts were given briefly IA yeslUr.
Days NEWS.
THIS afternoon the jury brought IN
sealed verdict, finding unanimously
for the defendant.
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Rennraied and Imnrnred.

Fifth pouih street, west has wit
messed the past few weeks quite an Inn.
provement Ia one Of is principal
terraces - that formerly known a.
Reggol's row, Just east Of Second
West street. The property recently
passed into the possession NJ an eastern
gentleman, aud W. u Il in % desirable
reeidence TART OF tho city, be decide
ilrst class shape. This has been uuup,
aud the terrace has takuu ON quite u
new anu impressive Appearance win
the changed front, good wake, abI
other Improvements made costing 30.
tween $1,000 ami $1,000.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-SecrelRry
Lamont has sent the House bic
second annual report Of the California
debris commission, whose Jurisdiction
extends TO hydraulic mining In the
territory drained by the Sacramento and
San joaquin syslom In California. The
total amount OF material mined under
permit from Oct. 1, 1893, 10 Oct. /,
1894, 10 estimated NJ l,5OJ,OOO cubic
yards and the available storage
provided ana partially and wholly
completed Tor future operations IL esll.
mated al 100000 cuUlo yards. As TO
that part OF the COmmisilon0rs' duties
concerning the maturity OF general
plans for the improvement OF the
rivers, Ia connection with hydraulic
mining, the commission has con
sidered the subject but because the
available funds have been deemed
necessary for tho expenses incident to
It's other duties, the commission has
not undertaken tho surveys necessary
before formulating tho diilereut plans.
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statement to the effect that bs met
three men and that one Of them adj.
vaHcoi toward him striking him %
heavy blow on the top u the head ami
Telling him to the ground. Hoslys be
hgd no watch or money aud clusu.
Quently Loaf nothing. Mt Madsen
hrIpsd him 10 No. 80 Wesi, Sixth
South street, where HE wife WAS em-
pluyed rs a domestic.
Mr.. Madison says tho blow was a ter.
rifle one. and the only wonder is that
the man was not killed outright The
thugs were evidently frightened or at
bis annrOhrh.
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More SchOoI NomInnlIons.

The last OF the municipal ward
school nominations were made by the
Democrats last night. Ia the Fourth
precinct NJ. 3. Woolley wRa named to
succeed Richard w. Young as q mem.
Der OF tue board OF education from that
DISTRICT In tue Fitth II. A. Williams
was nominated to make tho fight
against Mr.. DO0lythe Republican can
Iidate. The Democrats OF the second
precinct have not entered the contest
At OH aud Will make no nomination.
Many OF them, It IL said, will vote Tor
Mi. Cotton, the Republican nominee
irOm that district.
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A nro,horhooa oniciaI EspoiIod.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 4.-The special
convention Of the Brotherhood Of
Decorators and Painters Of America,
today expelled 4. N. Mckinney, or
Chicago, ex.seetutary and treasurer Mt
Inc Buffalo convention. The principal
chargo against MN 10 iutetcepting
money belonging to the order before he
was regularly Installed. IL was also
claimed that Mckinney had started
me accession movement. The conyeu-
lion took formal action declaring all
proceedings Of the Buffalo convention
Illegal
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coNsPIuAoY no STEAL
Prominent chicago Houses charged
Win thc Onense

Prominent chicago Houses charged
Win the Onense.
CHICAGO, Dec. MARK S. Swnrtz,
President, and Seymour s. Swarta,
cashier and treasurer Of the SwHTtz
Iron anu Metal company, and Barnett
Grad, head u the Graf Contracting
company, were arrested today on
warrants charging conspiracy 10 steal.
The Swurl1 company aud Grad com.
pany, wealthy and prominent cJu.
corns, purchased the debris Of the
Columbian lntra-murAl railway from
the trustees, jesse aud Isaac Srllgan,
VI New York. IL Is charged that netting
ia conjunction with w. 3. Malone,
an tntfn-mural railway employe, they,
by system Of undef-Weighting no.
cured an immenGn amount Of steel aud
iron from the Wofli'o Fair road,
Without suspicion, tits claimed by the
detectives, Malone, who IA said 10 be-.
long 10 prominent Boston family,
was forced into the deal through In
debtedness TO tho Swartz people, and
that he received very little money for
his work.
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TRADES gKARNlvAL.o


During tho week before Chrlstmas
there will be- given In the Salt Lake
rhealera peculiar sort Of entertain.
ment, called Grades Katnival, -
spelled with "lS.D IL will be a
unique affair, aud l. being gotten
up under tie ausplcoa " tne La.
dies' Aid society OF the Fret
Congregational church. II will DO a
spectacular production, and II u ez.
pccted that one hundred little children
ana fifty society young women will
take part. The scheme VI the thing
embraces tablenuN, pautomimes, drills
anu floats. Incidentally the merchants
who are allowed tne privilege, will De
represented IN way that Will result In
novel advertising.
The curtain will flso In a tabloAux
representing thu "QIecn OF the Clty,D
ami IL will descend Tor the last time on
another tabloaux entitled "rentiug on
tue OH Camp Ground" IN which II 10
Intended 10 Introduce real, live horse,
aud detachment OF tho National
Guard OF Utah. This entertainment
was lately given In Denver and was
highly praised by tno press OF that
city. IL Melted 5000 for the church
which was this beneficiary. Miss NJ.
q. Matthews IL the manager, and she
has given similar entertainments Ia
seven different states, usually with
marked success.
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Todny,s Probate Court.

Estate OF Margaret Il. Walton, de.
ceased. Hearing on petition for letter.
Of administration. John Walton ap.
pointed administrator on filing a bond
Of $500. Order made appointing ap,
praisers.
Estate OF George w. Shell, deceased
Hearing on petition for letters oil
administration. Henry w. Brown
appointed administrator on hling q
bond OF Sl,o0L
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ANOTHER DYNAMITE Acc1DENr.
ONLY TALK RUS SESSION.
Financial Measures Expected Of con.
EIlas.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Reprtsen.
iatiye Cox, Of Tennessee, VI the hank.
lng and currency committee, and
representative Bland, chairman OF the
coinage, weights nnd measures com.
miitee, held "a conference today ami
discussed financial measures. Mr..
Cox Gays his committee will report
some measures durng the session.
Bland voices the sentiment Of the free
oliver men la this Houte, saying thoy
Will favor no financial measure
that does not include fee coinage. In
every pert Of the House today there
wab a general expression that nothing
more than talk would come out Of all
financial propositions at this session.
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Criminal Calendar.

Judge Bartoh was unable to proceed
with Irials On the criminal calendar
this morning, as expected, on account
OF the hearing OF the Feustermaker.
Tribune libel suit being still unfinished.
As, however, the case will reach the
jury late this afternoon II II most
probable that criminal business will
begiu tomorrow.
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Notice 10 Attorneys.

Chief Justloe Merritt announced 70.
day that on Saturday morning next lac
would make a setting Of cases on the
equity calendar, commencing on De-
oember 2Oih. Il IL desired that al
attorneys interested win DO present on
that OccaslOu.
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More PelIt Jnrors Maniel.

An open voniro ior fifteen additional
petit Jurors was Issued from Chief
Justice MerrlIps court this morning,
reIurnablo at pm. Up to O'Clock
however, no return had been made
by the deputy marshal sent out ~
bring them In.
II. l.. Driver petit Juror, has been
cxcusud for the term.
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ARnEsTEn 0N sUsrIrIoN.
Charged with tho nurd .rof a woman
tho ntmi Mondc.

LONDON, Dec. 4. - On Novem-
Dor lB the Associated Press an.
nOunCed that cOmely woman
OF the unfortunate class was found In
q tttqueutod tnurOughiaTe at Holland
Villa road, kenslngtOn, with her
throat cut from ear TO ear. Reginald
haunderson, the sou Of Llewolly II
SaundersOn, IA prominent gentleman
oil the county OF Dublin, has bseu ar.
rested ana charged with the crime.
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NEW YORK, Dec. i.-Tho Stewart
syndicate has completed the payment
Of gold 10 the Now YORK sub.troasuty
for the s5O, 1000, 900 bOud issuo, paying
a total OF $50, 400, 40. The amount
paid here today u SSH 1891. Of which
tho principal IL due ~ iUllowE Chica-
~, S2,3lO,OJOi San francisco, s2,03O,.
COO Philadelphia, 81 100000; Bo6tyu,
81 .a5n.n-O.
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TuE mOusE,

WAsmNuIOS, Dec. i.-Thera were
exactly 100 members on the floor
when the House mot ut noon tuuay.
The Democratic leaders decided juft
before the House was called 20 order 10
plunge Immediately into routine busl-
ness.
Outhwalto, from the committee on
military analfs, called up tue bill Tor
the dedication OF the Chiukamsugua
aud Chattanooga national park. The
Dill apptopfiatts s200l0. Tho date NJ
tho dedication was fixed at September
10 and 20, 1875. the bill passed.
Cultivate then called up tho bill
introduced by Henderson, OF Iowa, for
the establishment Uf national mill
t0ry park at the battlefield VI Shiloh.
IL carries an appropriation Of $4,000.
HendefsOn explained that options
on lana iorau average OF 81 per acre
hal been secured. The bill provides
l0r a commission OF three from the
armies VI Tennessee, ONO anu Missis.
sippi.
After the adoption Of an amendment
reducing The appropriation ~ $4,000
the uill paaFed.
Richardson (roun.) thon presented
the conference report on the pending
Uill.
SENATE Committee Oh FINANCE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4,-The Senate
committee on huunCe wnB Ia fessiOn
an hour today, but did not agree TO any
course OF action or any more import.
aut financial or tariff bills. The meet
ing was devoted Ia main to the ex.
change Of Views upon the free raw
m aterial bills and the Presidents cur.
fency recommendation. Some Of
Pei st'a financial bills were taken up
anu adverse reports unanimously
Agroed upon,
Tits understood there was very free
discussion ON the sugar taul bin. The
Democratic members expressed de-
sire 10 take the bill ~, The Republi-
can members intlmAted that the ma.
l0rity Of the Republican members
would stand against any piUCemeAl
amendments Of the tarit. Reference
was also made 10 the Tree alcohol bill
with like result
ESTIMATED APPROPRIATIONS.
WAsuiNuTON, Dec. 4.-rhe clerks Of
the Senate ana House appropriations
committees have prepared Joint
statement showing the estimated ap-
propriations by bills for 1898, as foil ,ws:
Agricultural, 81, 400 $3.50; army, s2I, 6O5,-
ds2i diplomatic auu consular, ~ ,6S8,-
lis; District Columbia, SI2l7,084;
Publications, SI3jI7O8; lnlians,
81, ,bsi; legislative, etc, So, Ji0, lOl;
military academy, si70,Uis; navy,
s3h052,O9B peusiUns, 1861 $40;
post Moe, 0l,O05, 2s3; river gud harhor,
81 47j,UOO; sunury civil, siB,ss3,sl5.
lhis Is a net luorease u 81 OJ5 500 over
the estimates OF 1895 auu SlI5UO, 762
over the actual appropriations Of 1896.
The principal increase Ii IN the suudry
oivll bill, due TO the fact that the river
und hafhor estimate 10 meet the con-
tracts Ia included. This amounts to
Hiss, ll5.
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Natives Attack an English Port ana
are iupuiuru,

zANzIBAn, Dec, I. - Letters from
MongU, lne capital Of Uganda, over
whiun Great Britain has formally as.
sumed the prOtectorate, report euvOre
nghtiug In the iisiriot OF UniOrB, the
portion which was 10 DO Included in
the Uganda territory. The letters say
that Kabrrgl attacked lhu British fort
At HOima. This king's forces were
rVpulsed with loas Of many killed anu
wounded, including his sons and o
number Of chieis,
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FATAL EXPLOSION
Several Lives Loaf sa u Consequence 60
tho Accident.

tho Accident.
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Dec. 4,-Sons
dynamite for USE In tho big sewer beiu g
constructed here exploded today 70.
tuiting IN the instant death OF two men
ANA the serious iuJury vi several
others.
Horny Balm and Frod SlaldeT had
their laces mangled, skulls crushed
and eyes torn out.
Johu FreehRlrr, Thomas Jones and
John First were injured, Jones will be
q cripple. The others will recover.
In shooting the dynamite one car.
fridge did not 20 Of, Whllo the men
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necoiycd Tho wages Of sln.

LONDON, Dec. i,-James Canhmnn
Ryud, convicted OF the murder az
FlCernce Dennis at SouthonJ, June "A,
was hanged Iouay. Rved was a marrleu
man who had been Intimate with the
woman he was convicted Of killing.
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TnE TURKISH COMnIssION.
Explanation offered by ths London
crimes" on the subject.

LONDON, Dec. I.-The Times today
Gays It believes Earl Kimberly, aecre-
taTy OF state for foreign affairs, has
male energetic representations to the
Porte that the laltef'a order to the
Turkish commission TO make a search
ing Inquiry into the Armenian mas
tacre was not enough, as report Of "a
purely Turkish commission would not
inspire any public confidence, The
Ilmcs adds the sultan IS reported ready
10 admit an Independent element "
form Part Of the commission.
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A WIiIIUnnIro Uono,

LYONs, lows, Dec. 4.--David Joyce,
the millionaire lumber man o, byOns,
diud TO-DAY, nearly ~ years old.
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nEmoOKArIo CAurus
Called after the Adjournment OF tho
senate To-day,

WASHINGTON, Dec, A caucus Of
Democratic senAtorR has been callei
for today Immediately alter tho ad-
Journment Of the Senate TO consider u
general program with reference to tho
supplementary tarih bills, the Niuata-
qua canal, the bankruptcy aud terri.
toriRl admission bills.
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Marriagn Licensn.

The county clerk today issued mar.
riage license to Clarence NJ. Eborly,
20, and Edith Il. Emms, IS, both OF
salt Lake.
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JERSEY CRY, Dec. 4.-Ex.8over.
nor Leon Albeit IL seriously ill. d.
an expresses the fear that he may not
outlive tho day.
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were removing the broken stone the
picks struck the unczpl0ded dy namlto
anu caused the explosiou.
ANOTHER DYNAMITE ACCIDENT.
OTTAWA, Dec. "A dynamite eK.
rlosion occurred IN Hull, Que, near
O1towa, today. -Four men aud n boy
were killed aud several wounded.
MI. MARIN, aRet 80, I Henry LAM
atichu Il. Heguin, bs, uui q. Barbeau,
10, were killed. Martin and Zeguin
were tbawing dynamite. The wood
work clofe by caught fro. While tx.
tlnguithing the flames tue men forgot
the explosive. Soon II was surrounded
by 1amtB anu blew Up.
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FIRE AND BOMBS.
Church and Thsater al Omaha Con-
sumed by Flames.
NCESDIARIsM IN A COAL REGION
Malicious Attempt 10 Blow Up Ken
lucky College With
Dynamite.

OMAHA, Dec. AT 8 O'Clock this
morning fire broke out Ia the exposi.
lion hall covering thrte-quarIetH Of q
block on Fourteenth, Fifteenth and
Capital avenue aud totally destroyed
II, together with tho First Baptist
church ON Fifteenth abd Davenport.
The exposition building was partially
occupied by the Fifteenth street the
alter. This is the theSter which was
burned out two years ago. Hoyts "a
Bunch Of Keys" was playing an en-.
gagement aud the loss IL heavy. The
total losa Is estimated at $4,000 halt
inhuredI
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IIGnTING ~ UaANDA.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-EX.GovernoI
Ouiu Bowie died this morning.
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INcENDiAREs An WORK.

wuIlEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. l.--Thu
big coal brtaker Of the Lrilln Coal
company at Lailin, few miles above
this city, was burned rarly this morn
ing. Tie loss isi0l,O00. a few weeks
ago the large rlakOr yer No. mine
Of the Dolls ware anu Hudson company
at Plymouth was burned. The coal
company believe there 10 an organized
band OF iuCondiuflos whose purpose 10
10 destroy nil the big breakers In this
region.
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PLANNED THE Destruction or A
gULLEGB.

BEREA, KY, Dec. 4.-.Last night
w. -. Cgudeo and Walter Lyman,
white students ut Befea College, whcu
about to retire, were called upon by
masked men VINO ovorpowerod them,
tied Lyman ~ tree and threatened
him with death II he made any cutlery,
Then taking Candco near the
entrance 10 the college, they produced
dynamite bomb aud ordered CaHdoo
TO light Il anu throw II into the en-
trance. He refused, whereupon they
tied his hands ana threw him on n
pile OF wood. They then lighioi the
iuso In his presence and threw tho
bomb into the entrance anu ran
Candee, by supefhumHn effort, freed
his hHude, seized the bomb aud threw
u iuto n barrel Of water. lie released
Lyman AMI examined the premises.
Another bomb was found near the
wood pile.
There haG been some feeling because
tho Befea college has admitted both
black and white students, but the gem
oral feeling IL that the attempt 10 blow
up the building 10 purely malicious.