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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-04
A new JERUSALEM.
Tls L'aitr Of the Klr,shan Unity
Is Founding a Colony.
on TUE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA.
cyrus Tctd', idea of a cry aud Tenn
pc.-Imec OF Ills "AnRles" Have
Prepared the Plans.

CmcAGJ, April i.-Away down on
tine YVES. coast OF Florida, 200 miles
southwest OF jacksonville, aud 80
miles souih OF Pun.a Gorda, small
ceok struggles through tho dense
everglades into tho Gulf oi Mexico.
smrwhere INLAND, not inr from the
mouth OF tho creek where allIgalos
Low twouty icot long mud mouossini
sfp as ihio, ~ ilies, DR.. Cyrus Feet,
l,fh priest Of she Kofeshan Unity Il
rmplr.ng to found a permanent abid.
ulnCu i0f the true believer. On
fuu map % Will some time Ia tue future
Iu known a. Estoro, for that 10 tho
name u' tue urrug. hut Do. iced pie.
f.fs 90 call Il Nuw Jerusalem aud all
Doe followers Will know 10 by that
name.
Ab.ul three months ago Dr.. Tecd
gained "a convert In the person " Gus
tayc Dnmkholdor, an elderly German
oi eccentric iduas. Az an evidence VI
hil faith ia the doc .rinuH Ot the klru.
thnu society hr dccIoI $50 acres OF
land % tho now organization, aud u 10
ur0u this newly acquired Territory d.
Iced proposes b uuiid tho new Jrrl-a.
lem. There IL nothing small in Dr.
Icri's idea Of d city. lie says tbs
society will purchase enough more
land TO mnknA tract covering thifty.
tl1 iquafp milus. Rlgut IA this center
~ tHc tract, through which EstCfU
creek funa east anu wtst, H. whore
Do Feed T. going - erect a
temple Of such mhgniiccucu ne g.
east a ghoatly pali1r over the famous
tifuoturo erected by solomon. This
trmplo will siaui on "a circular island
Ill ~ over shall stand VI All-.sur.
rounded by a crystal ssa furnished Ny
tlu muddy wAtcra OF EstCt0 creek.
The diameter OF the islanu Will 10 1 go
Get according 10 Df. Iurd's plans uuu
1000 cfystai sea Will bu enclosed by an
hTcadium-A continuous structure con-
Ia Mig tunlOla anu other public lnHli-
lliuue.
DE-. iced hns tue now Jerusalem oil
laid out aud the design H. u marvel Jus
combination Of geomrtflcal figures die.
played Gu cOiOfot vcivuts On big
screen which stands Ia bis study At
Warrington Heights. Three VI the
"angela" la the home w0TkeI three
days on the dUsigu nud u II should
never be- iil Tor anything elss It viii
make uiZB cuzy quit. Dr.. iced
calculates that 100000 koreshiics
can be supported ON the ground 10 be
occupied by tho Now Jerusalem.
When the city 10 al nuishud, with
n ntet Of trading vessels aud the proper
wharfage, no estimates that this model
Guy VIII cost $500, OOl,OOJ.
Where this Uagalel.o Is coming from
The doctor does not care 10 say.
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Base lngratitude

Polico.Omcer 4. W. Miner be smother
vIclim Of "maus ingrautudr." Al
elderly individual namod n. q. Hall,
being hard up and out Of work, was
recently taken into Toms houso and
given his board aud lodging Ia return
Tor certain chores which lac undertook
10 perform around tho premises. On
Monday, however Hall departed,
taking with him about so worth Of
bis hvnuiacior's underwear. A warrant
iut hiu arrest was issued ~ Commits.
siOuur Pratt latt evening, and Police
Captain Donovan NJ once started Tor
Puor, whittier IL was learned the un.
grateful follow had gone, and where hu
hal been arrested by means VI a tolc.
gram
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HES STILL ON THE RACK.
Tho "Sar Of Kentucky" Continues
Ms AldlClOus Story.


wAHuNGroN, April l.-Brcokin.
ridge was extremely pale this morn.
ing. lie dcnlcI asking the oo'0rod
woman al G.lisb1rough 10 cook Tor
him after ne married plaintiff He
never confessed Affection ior the plain.
TIA, but was solicitous whom no knew
HhB wue urlut 90 become mother
through him. Ho went with her 10
certain places Tor uulorst1od purpose (;
placed bis nrmH about and kialuI iuf,
but both undgut0Jd perfectly that
nothing was intended, he
denied hasing piACui plaintiff
ln care Of Mrs. Blackburn.
His recollection diu ured from Mira.
Blackburn, The drm0ultui1u boz.
fore Mrs. Blackburn was iut.uIeI to
deceive her.
Further crotg.UXamlnnii0n brought
out the fact that tine certificate 90 mar.
fiuge 10 Mrs. Wing was madu 10 appear
ihnt tue marriage was she cUIyucPF
scu0ud. 40 wHH really his thlfd. lU
had asked Dr. Paxton not 10 make the
marriage public, aud after tGu marriage
With MIR. WIDE they stopped 90 the
hotel I'm New YORK registering as Will
liam J. Campbell hn1 vic. De-.
icndaut denied aaylng that ur intend
Oh 10 marry tue plaiutn at tnc nut
call on MrE. bhcAburui hu thought
Nlfs. Hlnckuufu confused tue hfai iu'
iefview with tuu others anu WW CON.
fused about some mattgr. faillii
hfut muntiuuuI marriage 90 him in
September, 1892, Hu told her the die
parity iu their ages and her relation
with ihudCh mnlH marriage Imp Hsiulc.
Inufu waaa tumultuu1 OF marriage
contract buiDfu Ntfs. BlacEburn only.
Wilson aekei concerning the dis,iuc'
ton between tue flght Of mHu aud "a
woman o. form illicit relations.
lie replied that man wac under
obligations 90 prevent the destruction
0fa young woman, " hB did not, De
should DO punished. lie was trying
81 MEo his punishment uuCluplniu.
iugly. He acknowledged the rc.
apuelability OF the ComplaiuHups az o..
Oiatos, aud her brilliaucy.
When Mrs. BlaCkhuru's statements
were read 60 the ttirc. that on the
second visit she told him shu was
shocked at the engagement AMI that 10
was poor return Tor all wiiu'a duvO.
ton, lac said hu failed 10 remember the
uNpresHiOuu.
Brrcklnldge denied having told
hiu. blackburn that lao never paid
attention 10 Mrs. King, but hal re-
ported Encouragement tOlnori1 familiar
iEp his family wilnthriIca 81 his mar.
ringuanl that when Congress allOurH cd
he was going home 20 arrange Tor hiB
marriage. Hn said COugfuss had
already adjourned NJ the time VI tue
conversation. Defendant was sure
Mrs. Blackburn never told MIN that
n his attentions 10 Mrs. Wing were m
represented, no was q villain.
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TnE BLESSING MAN.
a Chicago Librarian Pound In sAa
Francisco.

SAN FRANoIsCo, April ID. +. L.,
Gauss, first assistant librarian VI the
Chicago Public Library, who disap.
poared from Chicago ten days ago, was
seen today at the Russ house. lie
arrived here on March 20, aud regis.
tered a. H.. Ernst, OF Cincinnati. He
engaged room from night 10 night
thereafter, aud once registered ~ H..
Ross, OF Chiougo. Ho has not been
entirely sound mentally for some time,
IL was intimatei that oyerwuflI hal
something to do with his condition,
Besides this, u scare he had by reason
OF burglar breaking into his chi
oagO rcsldgncv anu firing shot,
made mis- condition Infinitely worse.
The ball from tho revolver struck the
bod post, near his head, anu gave him
such q shock, that no has not yet re-
covered.
on Monday Dr. Q. Il. Newell Of
Chicago happened 10 bB pnsBing the
Russ house when no saw ana identified
Gauss. He took hlm TO his rooms up
town, aud has since been looking after
him. Tho son Of the missing man b.
now on his way from Chicago 10 take
him home,
Mr.. Gauss could not account Tor any
OF his WAnderlngs. Az near az could
be gathered lac came through Omaha
on the Union anu Central Pacific road,
Ho aays he has no clear recollection Of
auything for a couple OF weeks.
Cud0usly enough, he does not reo0l-
lect now ne got his meals or whether
he had any or not He came through
bearing only a small valise AS baggage,
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Nhw IOWS, April AIN the sub.
treasury group VI admitting officials
surrounded pills uf paper currency, thu
dimensions Of which were about thlry
cubic feet 10 represented sG,7iO, 600,
aud WINS the money paid iu by IL. a..
Wilson d Co, the Wall street uluktff,
Tor the bonds Of the Cherokee natiOn
which was awarded 10 them after a
long hsnt IL was not au oasy matter
IN get this amount Of currency, but the
Union Trust Go. finally supplied II and
iu ihu afternoon 10 was iut In a cAu
aud taken 20 the Hub-lfvasuTy. The
money IL m all denominations, from
1000 bills 10 tens. 10 will remain iu
the sub.irulsury till tho Cherokee 10.
lion dumanGs the whole or any uaTt
OF H.
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The case Of G. b.. Mackoy Va r.
EuzenspeTger on motion Tor new
trial, was under argument Ia Judge
Merrltt's department OF the Third dis
trict court all the morning. Booth,
Lee q Gray appeared Tor the plaintitl
anu poWcrr, Hilr- aud straup Tor the
defendant. The hearing o. the action
took place IN Judge Hane's court some
time lhs, fallupOn judgment obtained
by Mackuy, in Colorado, Tor the sum of
$1,000. An answer was thcn put in
hy the Defendant 10 the elect that the
Judgment had been satisfied anu the
money paid. The jury found In the
dciendanps favor nud hence the pres
ent motion by plaintiff Tor now trial.
which his honor eventually over
ruled,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE RAILEOAD lIUJEr closes ~
engagement tonight Tho second aud
ouce last evening was not large, but
that portion OF II which sat In tho gal.
leries made things extremely lively.
THE CRIMSON sCARF OPERA Co.
hOlu tue boards Friday evening; thy
silver King Saturday and Monday.
On the Upo-a night tho Home Dram
alto club viii play thoir very ruCcoss.
ful curtain raiser Tears, Idle Tears,
puE lAnERNACLE concert Saturday
evening viii attract tho attention Of all
lovers OF the divine art, After Salur-
day, the choir viii next appear in the
grand combination with SJu6a's band
May day.
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) onr NIcheI er Yenr Ia.

NEW York, April s.-Joreph
5umph, " ton year old col0rcd boy
weighing q pounds, anu ieot iucn
tail, the alleged loader Of the "White
LilIieF," gang Of C1lured h0ys which
iuquculud south Flfth avenue, was
charged with highway robbery Ia
JUflar0n Market court.
Justice Hogan hnd quite a time
locating him,thu TOP VI JUuy's head not
reaching up 10 the height Of the
ouufpd desk. Isaac Davis, a CingiEs
nau druggist traveller, stated that Joey
lvd a guug Oi small uDlltcl b1ys, all
nrmud with EuckH, who attacked MIN
on south Fan avenue near BrO3mu
street, and demanded nickel from
Inn. Davis, VINO woighs nearly 200
plunip, ut met laughed nj the threat
and TILED o. "sha1" them Oh.
owen have your h,u u yer don't
give up the nichei," yelled "despcrn.
10" Siumph, and then all tho boyr
beat Davis with their CLUBS until he
yielded 10 their demand. Detective
Burke, Of tho Prince street station,
came up aud caught stumph, tue rolt
VI the band cfcnpng.
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rnE sIiu.r,oN IN pEGu.
That CouutrJ'. minister to washing.
toD Explains Matters


toD Explains Matters
WAsmNGrUN, April Z. 90 General
Ghuoyr1, the Peruvian minister 20
Washington, has had no information
Of the assumption Ot the Dictatorship Of
Peru by General Caccfes, AMI ho dots
not believe That II ~ possible. The
latest advice he has had was cab e..
gram last night from the new minister
ui foreign AL airs announcing the IS.
sumption OF the presidential offices by
BUguuu, the second vice president,
and the formation Of the new cabinet
The situation in Peru, ~ II ~ under.
tl10d here, Il ~ iolloW-;
There should have been an election
VI successor 10 the presidency last
Saturday. The leading caulIdates
were General CarCerrs, an CX.pTeHi.
dent, and Boloasar, the speaker OF tho
house OF representatives. by the
sudden death OF tho president,
hOWayer, this election was postponed
Indefinitely. Tho office meantime
would have doyOiyed upon Senior Del
Solar, the first vice.pfesideut. lie
had originally been q Caceteslst and
owes his advancement % General
OaCeftH. lie n "a HtalwaTt CaCeresist
und as the latter would DO almost Ger.
tain 10 secure the succession, II would
appear 10 be- almost folly 10 divide his
pafly End create fresh iuss by over.
hiding the laws aud assuming n die.
tui0ishlp at this time. Tue situation h
iufieur complicated by failure Of Chile
10 miiiy tho agreement which had
teen almost hornidrd at the time of the
pesiden's death Tor a determination
ny a pltbicitum OF the possession u the
province Of racna and africa anu II Is
feared by the Peruvinns that Chile
d. disposed 10 postpone the matter
until such TINS NJ she can take adj
vantage VI internal Disturbances Ia
Peru % perpetuatu her possession OF the
provinces, In disregard Of the treaty
ttpulatiOns.
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TnE KEAHsAoE.
FRS ing 20 Recover the plates OF the
Vessel.

WAsniNGTON, April z The navy
department IA making au CnIrt 10 TO-
cover the plate oil the kvarsage, car.
rled TO Jamaica by native wreckers, a.
historical relies Of tbs famous, old ship.
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An Haitian Appiic. 60 the Authorities
Tor Protection.

An itniinu Appiie. co the Authorities
tor Protection,
NEW YOul, April 4.-Bago hi
ITO fcafs that his step.brother willkill
INN upon arriving In this county
anu 90 he applied Tor protection 10 Dr.
HouueT commissioner oi immigration,
10 Tue following lottsE
NEW YoRl, April 3, 1894.
To the United States commissioner Of
Immigration, Ellis island, New
York hatbof.-
with the steamer Columbia, Ham
llTs'AmeticAn Steamship company
PAncebcoDi Iommasso( ID DOmen0o0l
ls expected 10 reach American soil.
have been informed that he IL coming
H America for the purpose Of taking
NY ME, lie Ia my stup-urOther, being
me Bon Of my mothers second husband.
lilo u also engaged TO be- married 10
iuy sister, His hopes are that by
mailing away with me all Of my
lalheT's property will come 10 him,
through my sister, ana assure you 1
am Indeed aiIaid Of him, knowing his
past career lie served six months In
prison for attempted murder, and l can
bung many Witnesses residing here
who can testify 10 his bad character.
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Much sympathy ia ic.t TO, Deputy.
Marhal Dyer and wife, whose l2-ycar.
Old son, Frank b., diod at tho family
tJfiicugt u Fafmou ward last night
o. honri disease. lie was a very bright
aad Intelligent boy, anu had been sick
about three wulgH Uuly.
Tho nuersl will bu held tomorrow
Ak IL aim.
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Treasurer Dusc therefore tcierrarhcd
thUm asking why the delay nuI oc.
curfCj. Today au auswpr wac received
20 thU uHgct that they wrro awaiting a
reply 10 lu.tur souit 10 tho bdnrI. Tho
letter is also now at hand ami rtqur8,s
the privilege OF allowing the pufchns.
rfs another Thirty days IN when 10
TAX" The bonds up. rucy arc willing,
They .ly, % pay the board interest Cd
thereto OF per cent per unuum dur.
iug thatumr.
This oposlilou was not cons. dpred
favorable aui Murfs. Fauuu, Leach
& company have been wired 10 At once
comply with thulr contract.
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He Enters a Protest

In iho matter u the estate of Eben
Miller deceased, J. l.. Lawson, a
judgment CREDITOR this morning died
protest iu the probate cour, against
the setting over OF tho estate to tho
heirs Of the deceased, for tho reason,
ns be- sialuf, that tho report OF tho ap-
pmisrTs shows tue estate IL worth mote
thun $1,000 nud has q value amply
fuillciuut over ami above any czump-
lJra 10 pay the pgOtestauPs calm aud
all others. lie asks permission 20 Dos
heard aud produce witnesses IN sup
pUrt OF his statements.
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That Bogus WARDROBE e.

The bogus Stanton wafdrobs still
stands In the hallway leading to Chief
Dovino's ufilo,. stanton last night
sont u Job wagon driver after II, but
the latter, as s0un AZ lac arrived at the
station, received cOunlcrmanding
order telling him not 10 touch u, aud
he didn't A morning culumpJraTy
reports stanton a. saying that the miss,
ing piece Of furniture WAS The property
ui the city and that it was taken away
ny mistake. 10 AlsO adds that stanton
"sIands ready 10 make good all lie.
ugIts.p
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Annlher PrIkn righL.

Arrangements were made last night
for another pu1i hsht T. take place at
Nelson's Oh tuo State road at O'Clock
this afternoon. The principals were to
be Bob Thorn uson ana LON White.
The winner We 30 take all " tho gate
receipts. Late today, however, the
affair was reported oalleI OIL on ac-
count Of the death 0i d child whose
parents reside 90 the vicinity. The EEL
70, At is understood, though, Ii only
temporarily postponed.
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LENA, April I,-Soror Pedro Solar,
who was the tho fret vice president OF
the republic aud late president Of Bet.
istfy Of violating tho constitution,
While Offering him the presidency
they placed the army and navy under
control VI the second vice president,
giving the latter power 90 usurp the
functions guaranteed by the oOnslitu.
ton ~ the bret vice President
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AZ ENoIrINa nInE.
a Poiice oniccr CnnE- TO the Nscii Of
nun,

CHICAGO, April "A bull raised
wild excitement In Evanston last
evening. lie broke out u pasture
aud proceeded 10 parade the streets,
tostiiying In a deep baritone voice that
twas his day out. Onicer smith, who
composes portion Of EyEnst9n's 20.
lice force, thought 10 abasn the bull by
waving his arms aud yelling. The
hull made n wild plunge az smith aud
the latter managed 20 Gluten IT. neck
and the bull went charging down the
street with onu.leuth uf Eyanatlu's
police force hanging on Tor dear He.
The bull finally dumped MT. Smith In
the mud uuiujufcd but scared nearly
n death, The entire police force Of
Evanston turned out 10 rescue smith
aud finally killed tho bun with Win.
ChesleTs.
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PRovIDENCE, H. l., April I.-ro.
day's election ia tho hnt under the
plurality rule providing that csndi-
dates having n plurality ara elected.
Governor Brown 10 candidate for re-.
election on the Republican ticket and
his Democrat opponelt is Mr.. Baker,
who oppliot him In 1893. More i'm.
porthnl than this guhernatorial Il the
legislative election Tor the Uuitol
States senator On succeed Nathan y.
Dixon. The Democrats o0uccdc the
l0ia OF the Legislature.
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WAaISOrOS, April i-rho Boring
Sen blii slipped through the House
without the usual delay. The House
committee voted unanimously 20 report
ihu senate bill. Chairman MCCreary
arrange 10 lot the blll before the
House az tho Uaf.iuBt moment p0saible.
Ina the event oi opposition MoCreNty
Will rUcufUu special rule making the
Bcr.ug soa bill the immediate order
Of business.
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New York Remembers ths hungarian
Hero.

NEW YuRIl, April 4.-rho entire
day was given up TO the Hungarians
In honor Of Louis kossuth. Hungar.
ian, Italian, Polish aud Irish societies
paraued. An Amoholn ilag OF 1912
was hoisle1 al half mast on the Genital
Park block house. From the city hall
waived American and Hungarian
days at half mast. Here also the
Columbian liberty hell tolled o.
times us the procession passed
denoting kossuth'a ave. Al the right VI
the flag was the tlll dag Of tho
Columbian Exposition, At the loft tho
Hungarian liberty nag Of ls43. Hun.
garian societies sang Kossuth's farewell
song, Tonight memorial services will
Uu held at Cooper Union.
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The Oh Jordan aud sall Lake canal
numIng "a giving way Ia May places
within the city limits. Along South
Temple street east, where the ohsuuol
Is entirely underground, tho plank
covering has yielded 10 the pressure OF
tho earth above. A great deal VI tho
timber Is very badly icoaytd.
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He was sentenced by the cour. Of
51lmonn, province uf AquIiia, ltaiy.
have been iu America once before.
/ LETT romu yClfs ago zoo my native
country, tui had 10 leave it 0u acc INT
u these people. II be- over iaujs here
my life Will DO In constant peril, aud
knowing that you are nlwHyu carciul
10 keep unit per0us ir1m entering
this country, ! must earnestly app.y %
you 90 fce thht Doe may be sent blcs, as
he IL nu unit uJlCci iJr thiB com.
muul'y.
Begging your pardon Tor the trouble
/ am causiu You, / am, dear sir
Yours repeatedly,
EAulu d. VINO,
lla Mulberry Street, Sow Nor. CITY.
The Columbia u due about April 10,
and the immigration authorities Will
be- on the LOOKOUT for the bad step
brother.
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THE NEW COMMISSIONERS.
Three Of Them Qualify before Recorder
Backman ih., Morains.

Mesars. Empey, Salisbury and Jen.
nings, newly appointed members Of tho
fire aud police board, went before CITY
Recorder Baokman this morning Aud
qualified. That act consisted simply
Ia taking tho Eimuuds-ruoSor oath
aud further faithfully agreeing TO per.
form tho duties pertaining to their
Office.
Mr. Noble, the gentleman over
whose political predictions there ap.
pears 20 be- ~ much question aud cou.
ceru, did not appear with tho other
auuOintrrs anu suuscriuu 10 the oath OF
Uiiiot, gnJ u wnH query IN the minds
OF many as 10 whether ho would qual.
ny. A meeting ul the board Was
called Tor three O'Clock this afternoon.
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Attempted Suicide.

An abandoned woman whj resides
on Franklin avenue, and who answers
10 the name OF Eva, has, It Il said,
threatened to take her life number Of
times Of late. Last night she proceeded
10 DO 20 by swallowing large amount
n vormilliun which sue Kept m nor
wardrobe Ton face painting purposes.
The preparation failed 20 XIII but Il
made tbs trail victim very sick,
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Ihe Imh.rre ll,mn,,a.

NEW NoRs, April g. rhu officials
Of the Wsatcrn Union Telegraph com.
lnny have announced that Governor
Iillman has removed the embargo re-
stfaiuins Tue company from sending
ans but business messages from p0inis
I'm thu hIAIu.
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OMAUA,Apul I.--Cait.U Zoe. higher,
natiyot stoyGeu, 300 20 ilu, wcslesug
go &C., $500 rCAaH -,-l e $3.50, COWS
1865 o. . 4i, feeders 300 70 o 90.
7u.Hp active, rHuEvi, motions 800
@i2i; lambs 800 % 800.
Chicago active rs % 20
hishrg primo 90 extra uetyc -tosrs
l'-j 90 $50; medium 3sn0 il5;olhcu
A25 & $40; rrNas 800 20 a.uJ.
Shurp-Lamhs 1ctiy,t /. ljc. higher,
Top sheep 49, o. I.2f Jop lambs 5.Uu
a. go.
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A Ecmarkabir Sentence EycrythinE
Considered,

WAsmNuTUN, Apfil i.-Asa result
0f tho court martial ia tho case OF
Commander HuyeTmAui commanding
the kuursntpe, he was found guilty OF
run upon a reef, aud iutill cheney In the
performance OF ms duty. lie was sun-
fenced TO be suspended from duty Tor
two years on waiting orders, but Will
retain his present number Of com.
maudors " long anu faithful service.
All the members OF the court recon.
mend clemguCy, reviewing authority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-04

II. }. Ma,thews, tho proprietor Of
tho Harris block, VINO was recently
arrested ON a charge OF keeping "a
house OF prostitution, was fttuuut e
this morning Ia having dismlsssd
the case 20 whlcn hv figure no prom.
inently auidurtputably ~ is said he
has sold out anu that no will leave the
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