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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
WOES OF A YOUNG WIFE.
Married at Fifteen aud Seeking q
Divorce nj Eighteen.

On tho grounds Of desertion and
failure to provide Nellie Noble (ner
fomlinsonl. through her attorney,
Charles w. staynor this morning
brought suit for divorce In the Third
District court against her husband,
Frank Noble.
The marriage took place nj Bounti.
fol, Davis county, on November 80,
1891, In May OF the following year,
however, Frank left his wife aud has
not concerned himself regarding her la
any way since that time. Hence for
more than two year, she has boen com.
PEELED 10 earn her own livelihood.
There has bueu born ono child, but
that died IA its infancy.
Toe plaintiff Is now only about
eighteen years OF age. Sho asks that
htr maiden name be restored ~ her.
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rrobnbiI Itiiiod by Indinn,.

SIOUX CilY, L., Nov. ~ "A special
10 thv journal from Sioux Fails, =. d.,
yG .cYh La Cr1iX aud Pnilip
Wtli-, lie uncle, were murdered wui,u
Dressing Pine Ridge rstoFy lion. Wcl.r
.uus ATT Iu tue uAtto of Wuuulul
hulH, sud since that umr has U,vu o
u.n ~ enemy 90 tue lnIlana, vito
tnssatUutI &. Elli hIm y. tuu Hrt 81.
tauunity, aud II b. thought they nave
AUw carried yut their threats.
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Ballery as Bill.

The success OF Battery AS benefit
ball, to be given at tho Continental
Market Hall on wednesday night tho
2lst inst, Ia already assured heysnd
auy question OF doubt. From the OUT
set Il mas bvsn lhu purpose Of those
having the arrangements in charge 10
make 10 the bon ton aiiais OF the season.
lts uniquvuoss will grsw many there
wu0 would not attend a commonplace
attraction, IL will be- military tur0u sh.
out, AMI many officers OF tho Fort WIN
their ladies wall be present.
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SCnOOL TRUSTEES SUED.


Alleged breach Of Contract.
Fannie Perkins tOIAy IllnteI suit
Ia the rhirC disifloI court against tho
trustees Of the Fortielh school district
Of Salt Lake county, her attorneys
brlag Powers & 5lIsup.
Hhe claims that In June, 1898, the
defendants hired her as teacher In
ius district uAmei for this scho1l year
1898 Z, commencing on or about Seq
tou.Hc, 9th, 1898, aud extending over a
YeiIui O.. teu luths, ut n salary OF i7j
ser month. Defendants, however,
suosgqlcauy violated sucn contract by
refusing 10 allow her 10 enter upon her
dutIts, aad engaged another teacher 10
hrr strai. Pigintin says she has tosu
sinoe unable % obtain employment ne
- teacher ~ Uiah or elsewhere, tho
various schools having been hllcd Tor
thc ensuing yuas. The defendants
having refused payment " her salary
a. pr ngrcemtui, Miss Perkins now
claims In all 500, with costs OF suit,
for the alleged urrach OF contract.
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A Qnarielle Of Them.

Tho police officers today added to
the city pfroncu four young fellows,
all OF whom they charge with vugran.
~. They give their nuuisb H- VIII
liam Cliutor, John Green, Fred Burke
tnd JOhu sullivan. Toe lagter wants
II unuvtstuOd that lao 10 NOT a relative
/. thu vnuquisuul puglist Of that name.
They VIII be introduced 10 JutiicV
smith tomorrow, when moro sufiuus
charge than that on which they were
arrested may DO preferred against
them.
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suIt Asalust INV Carncrlo tompnny

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Nov. le.-H. j..
Bitd has uat tered - suit against tue
Carnegie Steel company Tor 100000
damages. Bird was brought here from
Chattanooga, Tenn. Hn boarded at
restaurant No. ., and was poisoned by
some Of the fool, Tor which poisoning
Diatrlcl Mister Hugh AioMastcfs
u tho Knights OF LABOR and oihefs
are now serving time In tbs puni-
tuu iury.
Bird has been go ever since. Last
Apul he was discharged on account Of
his iil.hcallh, for which he holds the
Carnegie company responsible,
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BostoN, Nov. l3.-Guheral Paine
will not serve ON the Americas cup
committee 10 which he was appointed
at tue meeting Of the CLUB last week.
lie sayt;
81 cannot give up tho time to 20 to
New York ~ frequently as would be
obliged 10 anu would not be able TO give
that attention TO the matter thAt such
important business Demands"
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FALfNA, Kss,, Nov. i3-The bank
robuef suUt mere yesterday Dy his pa,,
after he had been gtievOusiy wounded
by this cashier " tbs bank robbed, wsa
found ~ have on his peron s 800 Of
tue booty. a letter was also found on
MIN addressed 10 stephen Mckee, GO-
Hickory street, ~. Joseph, Mo. Tue
gang istupp0bud 10 have been the same
which robbed tue Font Scott bank In
supIumuuL Their haunts pTo In the
Blue nils VI Osborne county.
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WALLA WALLA, Wn,, Nov. Ia
A convict namUu William Thompson
met n violent death In tho Juto mil.
Thompson was among thb shafting
and hts clothing caught rapidly re-
volying shaft. Before tbs machinery
could 10 stopped ho was whirled
around several tiHrs. Whom taken
out II was found almos. every D0ne Ia
his body was crushed. He lived about
half an hour. THOMPSON was sefving
Nh eight yeats' sentence from Whil-
man county.
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Dnns Ann PowDEuLY AnsENr
knights Of sLnbor assemble az New
Orleans IoAAE

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l8.-Neithor
e1.Gnnd Master Workman Powderly
nor Eugene Debs, who have bsen Ia.
vited, were present when the knights
OF Labor convention was called TO or.
der today. II was stated POwdeTly
will arrive tomorrow, Debs tele.
graphel he had been summoned TO ap-
pear NJ Chicago ON Ffilay and would
be unable 10 appear. Ninety delegates,
representing yarlcus states VI the
Union, were In attendance.
Colonel l.. Samb0la Jones appeared
As special representative OF Governor
Foster aud read letter from him,
commencing tho order Mayor Fil1'
patrick mauo an address 81 welcome
on behalf Of the city and Graud-mas-
ter Sovereign Tor tho Heights.
After public ceremonies, tue public
was asked ~ retire.
Sovereig Is authority for the state.
ment that he II not q candidate In
the sense Of actively oanvHssing.
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what tue Train nobbsr. secured.

81. LOUIS, Nov. l8.-Accordiug TO
the reports 10 superintendent simps0n,
o, this Wslls, Fargo Expires company,
tie sum total Of the booty obtained by
tho robbers who hold up the 81. Louis
aud San Francisco tram near Monet,
Mo-, was s2l5. Messenger A. Al.
Chapman, IL brother OF the messenger
killed IN tho defense OF his car ia
Kansas yeEr Or two ago. lilo was
himself alf9 held up At Rel fork, /. r.,
last June, but saved all the money no
had,
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rONpSiNsvtLLL. l., Nov. Ia
PilOt Uast ] ! " 800 sandy Hook fleet
has arrived uarr with tn crow OF tn
wrecked schooner Kate Richards. 1hr
autviv0ra Vi the wTtcG were la tcfu-
Uin condition when Rescued, having
suffered from exposure. Zoe Kate
Rcnnfds, Captain Juhu q. james,
sailed iftm Pniiadeiphia, coal laden,
0u Friday, November 9ud, tor Pfovl.
doucr, RI. Hhu had crew OF live
meu aud u cook. Tbs young vile Ui
Mate john CrOssman was aIsD on
luafu.
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NEWARK, n. j., nov. l2,-Petor
Birch, recently iauiI0r Of the La
Fayette street school, who was con.
yiuted on Friday Ot criminal assault
GU AlbeTtina Martin, n years old, and
who was to have been luultnced today
dles early In the day, as alleged, OF a
a broken heart His last words We're.
~ Rm innocent OF the crime"
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CHICAGO, Nov. 10. - Congressman
LaWre4cu E.aioiaun comes uudsr ihv
wire n winner TIE only Democrat
elected in CAcagu. TINS flush oi ithe
nlciai c.uat iOuay gave Aim plural.
~ % 40 votes over Beikuap, ltopub.
iican. Mc4 nu's success mAkpn him a
dangerous fiyal Of John l.. Hopkins for
tue may0Falty nomination In the
spring.
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Now Yerl. .,ecl, nnrI,.i.

NEW IOmS, Nov. l3.-iho ttocG
mnIA,t was slfOug aud active at tue
opening. Au uunck un sugar seut
Iuat s1OoH IOWA ! pcf cent 10 / :, otuef
ahhfes Ivccdiug b smaller traction.
Speculation was weak at noon.
share values geuvtaiiy showed I'm
proytmrnt at IL o'clock. sugar bi.
Vancud 4, anu the general Hat sttl.
Al. "a. Lass there was genet-i iv.
.,t,Ou IA watch sugar igsi ..i
Tue market closed weak,
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Municipal Matters.

The City Council meets In its OH
quarters for the last time tonight.
Expert Accountant Anderson has
now comple,uI his work u going over
the expense account OF the j1iut city
aud county building up 10 October slst
OF this year. No Sensational disclosures
have thus far been made.
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FOR Arbitration nn,i Cancellation.

CnucAgO, Nov. l5.--N0led thinkers
Of tn economic world were gathered
Of WillatI's hail tOIay whuu the con.
grrss On arbitration AMI Cancellation
war opened by President Lyman J..
Gage, ui the Chicago civic federation.
The cUngfgss has been cNllul Tor tue
lscutni0n Uf arbitration aud proven.
ton ~ trouble between tmploytfr aud
employed, and the pr0mOtufi VI tue
atiair UNptuFH tbumselvrH confident
that the agitation Of the quoslion would
result In lcgislatlOn beneficial TO ali
classeg,
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College Anniversary.

On Thursday, November Is, com.
menoIng at 1850 3. M. the eighth
anniversary OF the opening Of the
LatteF.tay Saints College viii he oele.
nraIed IN the college Uulldiup 2s8 west
Fifst North street. The public are
cordially invited. ihe exercises will
be announced.
WILLARD Done, Principal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13

HUDSON, Mich, Nov. 10 There was
unearthed ON farm near hero u petri.
ned skeleton OF n human being. IL
was over seven feet tail and remark.
nbly well preserved. Some people de-
clare II must have belonged 10 h0me
ancient race ana must uo many hun.
dred years old. lt will DO rent TO tne
university at Lansing.
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RcnMOND. W., nov. l3.-Colonal
J0nn a. MoCaull, OF Opunlo lame,
WHO Tell on the Ice aud was para yz Il
Ia Chicago q lew years ago, uiud al
GierusuOfO, \. g., last nigut. Toe
Misses Wiuiifei az Angela, his
daughters, IRE with t,t II auRfl Ma T.
nriI company nOw ana Aliss Margaret
~ pursuing her studies NJ the normal
anu industrial scnool al GTssn.boto,
NC.
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shaeI.. OF E.tlIlanahe.

la PAz, BOLIVIA, Nov. l3.-There
lave been violent shocks u earthquake
along tue northern cUsst Of Chiib aud
IN tins county. One hundred people
have uren killed by the seismic dis.
tufbauco within "a radius Uf forty miles
from THIS city. The cathedral here has
been rendered unsafe. ono tower was
thrown down.
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no CHINESE THERE.
fieidmarshaI Yamagatas Says the
1roops Have Withdrawn.

HIROSHIMA, Nov. l3.-FlplimArshal
famHgaIas's report, dated Kiou Lien
Chang, November 10, says there aTe
no Chinese troops 10 tlRt vicinity. He
adds the losses VI the Chinese In that
neighborhood nre not FULLY known, but
tie bodies Of over 800 CHINESE soldiers
have been hurled by the japanese. A
great numter Of bodies u Chinese were
found Ia the Aka river.
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a CIrenIar IN hs I..ued ronlrhl.

WAsuIsGTON. Nov. lathe circu.
lar calling lUr thu bond Issue Will be-
given OUT tuia evening. IL will call
for bids for oO,OJO,UOO i've per cents
aud the bonds Will DO dated February
10 agree with the last issue. Bids
viii be opened November "a. No Up.
set price viii be- cot, but 3. Is oulndrnt.
~ expected larger amount VIII 10
realized iIom tao bon-s than from ,he
IGst issue,
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rEluLIAa ,rrLIuTIOM.
DE sehwnb Catches uiphth'rin from
rDtiynt la "a singular Nav

CiNciSSATi, o.. Nov. ia --DI
samuel acnwau, " Walnut uiii. Ia
suffering with peculiar rill,ctiJn Of
tue ~ resulting from a peculiar cause.
This phytiuian has among his patients
one who is suntrlng with dipnthotla.
Dr. suhwan, while Waiting his patient,
was ia the act Of examining the throat
when the buiisfur suddenly coughod.
A. he uid 80 u piece OF mucusus menu
ufaus from tue throat Hlfuok the
phyHician In the eye. Ia a iow h0urs
1nu Of his eygs urS,u to burn hnd be-
came inf moi. Df. achwAb called IN
AN ocullst. An examination developed
that the poison hal imrfoguuiud the
nu,clrs uf tue eye All ,hat ~ Ia u
auiluui caru,
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cnIIlornIa,. anbernalorInI aonls.l.

SAN FRANcisCo, Nov. l3.-rneTe
hos teen 40 marked cnaugu ia tho
gubetnat0Tial contest In Caniofnin IA
tae past tWenty.iOur hour. Complete
returns have now teen received from
., las precincts Ia the state Ia u total OF
.,.Ti pre- laos anu the result SHOVE:
Buud, Democrat, 100000; E.tor, Re
publican, lOs,Ul9. Budd's plurality,
l,U7S. There hfv still la5 precincts 10
hu-r from anu alec tho .iiic.al canvass
IA ~ counties. Tbs official returns
lave boon received from ten counties
IN the state and tho gains OF the two
candidates about tally, being sixteen
vOteA IN ESteu'H .avOf.
The figures given E2ovo allow a
plurality Tor Budd Ia this city Of II 500
~ that seems 10 be the most accurate
igurn which can be obtained until
after the official canvass here IL CON
cludod.
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nrnANaLLn 100 pEArm.
Mysterious Murder of - Japanese
giri Ia Denver.

DENVER, Nov. i3.-Biku Oyama, a
japanese g,r OF ~ rgputu, was
stEanglei " death early this morning
Ia a mouse GU Market street, ia the
came manner us Luna rapptr and
Mare COntAseoil were recently mur.
uufud IN the same nuighbotnood. she
apparently had been robbie There 1.
mo- clue to tho strAnglCr aud the tx.
citemu ut among tho women Of that
class 10 very great.
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fret degtoc. the sentence imposed Ivy
Judge Nandivlft vas impt sJumtut IN
the lcnitentiaty until the governor
shall decide that they shnil be hanged.
Tho boys Scre taken On thu u'clock
train Tor LrAvenwOfth By Sheriff
Heath, but not until mob haI gait.
cred ana Threatened lynsniug.
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a norsemap'. suicide,

sPWNuFELp, o., Nov. l8.-James
NJ. CLARK, formerly manager OF STAG.
lurl's stock farm, at one time In charge
OF Direclum, committed suicide here
last night by taking morphine lilo has
been sullering from rheumatism.
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l.IlaY .Inr.aN,s rLANs.
sIe VIII Issturn 10 Indiana ana Accept
t'opulist Nontuntton.

t'opulist Nuntnn'ton.
La PuRIE, Id, NOy.l8-A peTsou-
.llptt,r received mere tHya that Con.
r,s.mau jerry simpson, wio was de.
.egtsd far rg.elt0tlou In Kansas will
rriutn 10 Indiana aud accept the
II nulist uomiuntiun iur governor IA
1870. Polulst leaders IN Indiana are
rlg. utagGd 10 lolleyu that thelr large
vate means thu overthrow Of the Re-
tubicau aud Dvmoa aiiu paititsin ,le
Incidental campaign. Mr.. simpsons
safly life was passed near CAe1terlOWn,
Porter county.
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CAIIilAuE, No., Nov. ia nee.
sssu fscuiyyu iJs, before noon FHys
that Two 80. l. uis an san Francisco
ira % robbers, supposed TO bo ihfmcf-
living near M0nctt, have teen sisutcl
anu viii s0Yn be- captured.
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nUSr STAND rRIAL.
Witnesses who nrfustd 60 Testify
Briotr the augnr Committee.

H'' ""s"s N'''''HiaNNff
WASHINGTON, Nov. l8.-JuIgo Cole,
In thu district court q the District o.
Columbln, today ovortulei tee temui-
Ter IN the Gaze OF DR.. William McCarl.
ncy, Of Washington, anu A.. y. Chap
man, VI New York, br0Eeis, who
refused 10 nuawer certain questious
before the Senate sugar investigating
committee. This was Ia the
nature OF u test case ana the decision
means that Hayrmeyer, Searlos aud
Seymour, recently Indicted, and the
newspaper men, Edwards anu Shrivcf,
nnt Indicted, Will nave 10 stand trial.
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smnII Radlenl m.inrliy.

CnRsrIANIA, Norway, Nov. a.
Tho returns from thu sterling elections
are complete except lu tho case VI two
seas. The rights and muierales have
elected fliiy-three members, the lells
hiy-nine.
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WAsnINdToS, Nov. lathe Presi.
dent has appointed John Karet, of
Chicago, consul general Mt ~. Peters.
burg and Charles Jonas, Of Wisconsin,
consul at Prague.
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MIA Not obry IIi. children.

LEX1NorON, KY, Nov. I3.-General
CsssIus N. Clay this morning, despite
the Efforts Of us children, suCcee led
Ia marrying the pretty l5.yoar.old
Dora Richardson.
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NEW York, Nov. i3.-ChArles y.
Caldwell anu William X. Bunker,
comprising tue nrm u Caldwell q
bunker, bfOkefr, assigned TO-DAY To-
sherman W. knevels, without prefer
euce.
knevels says the liabilities will not
rosen 100000. The failure was causoa
by the stfingrncy Of this money market.
All creditors, no says, VIII be paid ~
full.
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congrs,.inap Dead

~ QrEuASSA, NV. l3.-Myfon y.
Wttgu1 ftpftstu.Huyo in C0ugiets
Tor mo Fifteenth Pounsy lvaAia dt..
iuci, died last night W lroatJu, Cal.
ada.
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FRANKFORT, kyp Nov. l3.-Thu
official vote OF the Seventh district
gives Owens u plurality OF IA. II IL
said Denny has employed counsel 10
contest the decision.
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dry deck here being cleaned. She will
nave her trial trip next Thursday aul
VIII ssii Tor IOkOnama next week,
calling at Gus poftdn Ecuador on her
way.
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WILL ISSUE N2U BONDS.
Circular Asking for BIDS Looked ioF
10 a Day OF .H0


wAsmNGroS, D. c., Nov. 49,
There 10 az i9nycr aly sou 4 thai au
issue OF bouaa hns urrl D,illiriy ur.
ciJci upon. A u.rCs,sr .aG.l ( fJr tlJs
will TO is,uoI too lssrlt wsus, .ruJ-
ably tonight - Tomorrow. T. r.
uliy l1all15l that The gUii reserve has
reached q point where lt c0uiI 10 com.
plct,ly wiped out 10y u Tow heavy chip.
meme, aud 81 h. thought b DO part VI
witdom not 10 wait anil THO guil IA
sue tr,uHury ID practically exhausted
ueiofu mnEing an nJft ~ rcUup
amy WILL SAY NOTHING.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. - Assistant
Secretary VI tuu Treasury W. h.. Cur
tie has been 10 conference to-day with
Ptcsiucut John "A, Stewart, OF tue
Uuitul States iTust company, probably
or the new iuan, but uuilnuf viii gave
any information IN relation ~ the
mattur.
WILL III SIMILAR TO THE FEBRUARY
isaUE.
Wednesday last Carlisle, alter several
cOnsultAtiunH with this President,
wrote President Stewart, OF the United
states Loan aud riust COMPANY, New
York, fuolling tue law ns 10 tno issuu
u bJnda anu AskiIg his opinion rs
10 which class VI bonds could
De placed ut this time TO tho greatest
advantage 10 the government. The
result was th1 President And Mr..
Carlisle decided To mast the iorthcom-
ing issue the same IA amount aud rate
anu Ia nearly Nil other important paG-
ueulars az tno February issue. Tho
circular Ia now being prepared.
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pOLICEmEN susrENDLD.

EnFperior hchnAch % ihithaO sIIrrrI
~ to Arttyt5,
CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-S venteen big
policemen were suspended ny Iuspur-
iOr 5cnaack at the East ChieAeu
avenue station last night. Their mdI.
terence to tue numerous outfagts com.
United al the pole, eliminating IN tht
murder OF Gus COlllanuer on election
night, 10 alleged ~ be tho dlIoct cause.
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noY muHpEWEHs GUILTY.

Sentenced 10 imprisonment UntII
Ordered Hanged.
HARMED, Kans, Nov. l8-Harvey
ami Arnold, anu IL and 10. the muir.
derers OF Mayor March, Of Klnslsy,
pleaded guil,y today " murder Ia ths
Arizona republican., 1894-09-26
AN ENGINEER OF IRRIGATION.
A New Office Unsalaried and Un-
 provided For.


 Governor Hughes yesterday ap- pointed Prof. Edward M. Boggs of Tue son, irrigating engineer for Arizona. The office is purely honorary and with out emolument, since no provision Is made for 1t in the statutes. A need of accurate statistical knowledge concern ing irrigation matters led to the ap- pointment and the appointee being professor of irrigation at the university and having been connected with the Bear Valley (Cal.) enterprise, was judged to be proper person for afford ing or gathering information relating to irrigation.
 One of his duties will be to prepare statistical report on the subject for the consideration of the next legislature. Another will be to furnish data to pri- vate persons concerning irrigation mat ters and which coming from an official source will carry greater weight. A reason for the appointment is that with the application of, the Carey law to the territories inquiries will likely be much more numerous, followed by the reception of many irrigation enter prises. The next legislature will likely be asked to regularly create the office of engineer of irrigation. At present, however, it reminds one of the unique sineeure enjoyed by Mark Twain as private secretary to his brother, the secretary of the territory of Nevada. He had nothing to do and no salary. This office is equally unremunerative, but there may be much to do.