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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
A BLACK LIST CASE.
4 Protective Association Charged
With Threatening LlbsL
JUDGE POWERS, COMPLAINANT.
An Investigation That VIII Re Noted
With Interest BY the Business
public-rollcs Court.

Juigo Powers was booked 10 appear
90 the Police cou,t At . O'Clock this
afternoon a. complaining witness 10
case iu which Francis q. Luke, John
w. Judd, r. @. wcbBer, ). II. Hnl,
Thomss x. Stevens, Nathan 5sars, G.
3. DIri abd Louis CJhn az officers Of
the Icfchants' Protective n'Boclation,
are ohnrgui with threatening to pub.
.ish hbel
The action arises out Of the following
letter which l. part Of the complaint
anu explains i.sei.
Mr.. q. W. Powers
Twice within tho past twoniy days
havo had occasion, ~ attorney Of tho
Mcrchanta' Protective agsocia Ion, ~ call
your attention 10 a bill OF s2l.lU, owing
ny you 10 white s. Sons company.
an under tho necessity ~ informing
you that unless tho same IL paid within
ten uAJ from tlts daiU ! Will send your
name, address aud the amount Of the bill
10 UvCry merchant ia your city, aud
thereafter, Ia accordance with au Ariclo
ofa muut, no credit will DO extended
10 on until tho same IA paid. Desiring,
90 aNHHANlNf 20 HANN NNAA AAHNAN NANAAAf w
nov Inform you tnis Il positively our
last request Any adjustment within
that time will stop further proceedings.
10 avoid mistake, reply on tho back u
this sheet,
Yours respectfully,
FnANcsG. LuKE,
Manager Morchant-' Protective usso
citation.
This association Is established 10 afford
protection la giving credit
IL is further set forth In tho com
plant that the representations con
tanned In the letter are false, scandal
Gus, malicious, deiamAtory and contrary
TO law.
Judge Powers alleges that since ho
paid tue bill referred 10 he has received
three letters, tho last Of which h made
part " the complaint AZ quoted
above. Mr. Luke was placed under
arrest aud released on his own reoog-
ui1tnco on the understanding that le
would appear In court when the case
should be called.
On the opening OF the police court
this afternoon Attorneys NariAu and
Dlnnlny appeared before Justice Smith
Ia behalf Of Judge Judd and other DE-
fondants. Arhey gave notice that
they would iiie u demurrer 10 the com Z.
| plAint setting forth that the facts stated
do not constitute aground for action.
The time Tor arguing the demurrer
was set for Tuesday afternoon next NJ
2 O'Clock. lAttofnrys Arthur Brown
anu Dennis Eichnor Will ptotscule.
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A Hnnny "nonse. Mnrmlng. z

The handsome new residence 0 EE
Mayor Francis Armstrong, at the
corner OF First South ana Seventh
East Streets, was the scene last even.
ing OF rval fesIlyity AMI genuine How
VI reason anu rejoicing. The guests,
about seyeuty.hye IN number, included
the FiTst Presidency Aul t4e Presiding
BishUpflo OF the Church, also tie
BlshOprlo Of the Eleventh ward, As
we'll as many business associates anu
uslghUOb OF tue hUst-All Olitmo
friends VI himself and his eslimHblc
family. A bOunte0us reptst was par
taken VI ~ D O'CLOCK, the pleasures Of the
feast being aided by sweet music from
adjoining pArloTt; after wuiCn me Wis.,
tors awaited themselves OF the freedom
Uf The house ~ explore It, many rooms
anu admire its elegant adJrnmenls,
Rl-Assp mlllag In tho parl0fs 40
uiclOck, dUdicatorylpfaYcr was Offered
by President George q CanuOui TO-
lowed by AIlrtsuvt-- I'm orlug, r.
minisceut and cOngratu atJiy In their
Characterization Presidents WiliOtd
Woodruff, George q Cannon anu
Jossph h. Smitn. All felt 10 loayy
thoit blussiHg On the family, with the
wish that peace, happiness aud plenty
may always be their portion.
The house 10 attractive and Well'np.
pointed IN every respect, while its
furnishings arc complete and In the
best OF taste; and there Is no part Of,
Il that 10 Que whit too good for the OK
oellent people that inhAol' H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

COLUMBUS, ohio, June S.-sheriil
scott Belmont county, autographed
Governor Mckinley today thAt the
miners at Wheeling Greek this morn
l1g, burned IA bridge ON the Cleveland,
Lorraine q Wheeling road. About
oOO meu are threatening hyeb and
woptrty .Thegoyernor wired Adj ulaut-
u1ntfal Howe, now I'm Guernesy
eouu'yi 10 send some troops to Bel
mont,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

SAN FRANCISCO, June s.-A special
from Washington 10 the Examiner
gives what pufpotts 10 be full syn0p-
sis VI the bill for the funding Of the
Debt % tbs government Of the Central
and Union Pacific railroads, agreed
upon by the House committee. The
new plan provides for the Issuance Of
three per cent bonds, Interest payable
semi.aunually, to run nifty years. BE.
sides tue companies are 10 be required
TO pay In seml.annual instAllments the
entire debt In hity years. IL the in-
tsrost on the bOnds IL In default ninety
days the government may iOteclosv.
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A MILITARY FUNERAL.
The Body OF the Late Major Walker
Laid to Rest In M. UliT0L

All that Was mortal OF the late Major
walker was laid TO rest In Mt Ohyot
cemetery today, The funeral was OF a
military character aud the services
were very impressive and interesting.
There was no ceremony At the resi-.
denoe and the remains were conveyed
no Inc Catholic church, where Bishop
soanlan celebrated requiem mass aud
nr,aehed an earnest and eloquent
funeral sermon. A choir OF mixed
voices renuersd sweet aud touching
music. COlouel Blunt and his staff act.
cd as honorary pail bearers, while six
sergsants from the Fort were the
nall b,arers 10 fact. In addition
10 the officers stationed at the
Post the entire garrison came down TO
attend the funeral, One OF the solemn
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ALADDIN ia
An Elaborate nurirsque IxtrnvnEauza
Performed Ia chicago.

An Elaborate iiuricsque Extravaganza
Performed in chicago
CHICAGO, June S.-rhu eighth an.
nuAl production ny David Hundcrson
Of the burle,que extravaganza took
place ut the Chicago Opera house last
night. The entire production repts-
erutuI an actual outlay OF nearly $50
900. The story 4 the piece IL founded
on the Old tale Of tho wonderful lamp,
anu ~ uallrd "a ladiln IT," The book
IL by j. Cruover Goodwin, author Of
"Wnugn and "Evaugelint;" the
music Wy W. NJ. Bachelor The cos.
tunes were specially designed by
Howell Russell, London, and were
partially Imported from Paris aud Lon.
don. Preparations for "Aladdin Jr"
have been Ia progress for over a yoat.
II far surpassed Ia scenic splvndor any
Of the former productions at tue Chs
CagO Optra house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

MuSCIE, Ind, June SIT has been
announced that tbs Fleming family OF
the United States viii hold their re-
union In Munoie, commencing August
18th. A. the last reunion held at
FleminRburg, w. Va, Ia 1892, 10, 600
Flemings were present. aud that mum.
Der arc expected IN Munole this year.
Ex-Governor Fleming OF West Viz.
ginia, who IL president OF the Fleming
family association, will DO present, and
20 win DO Ex-Governor Fleming Of
Florida.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
TaE GRIMES SHOOTING CASE.
The story Of the Trouble Told by
Divorce Seeking wife.

Henry J. Grimes, the carpenter ar.
rested on a charge Of assault with
attempt 10 Kill his wife, appesred In
the police court this morning TO answer
TO the complaint. lie was represented
by Judge Powers. b. H. Coad, who
was associated with Assistant County
Attorney Eichnor In the prosecution.
withdrew from the cSsp. After
some disputi a. to whether Mrs.
Grimes was an eligible witness, she
was placed on the stand and testified
that on the morning OF the trouble she
went down town TO consult M AttoT.
uuy with a view 10 securing n divorce.
Returning home she Informed her
husband Of that fact, whersupon he
seized a flask Of whisky, drank almost
pint, got "a shotgun anu declared; "If
you have done that will Kill YOU"
"l was not, - said the vile tremul-
ously, "Afraid Of the mau nj that time;
It was tho whisky that frightened me,
ts | knew Mr. Grimes was desperate
man when under tue influence "
LIQUOR. when he leveled tho gun at
me / screamed anu TAn out OF the
house. A. was Fastening away |
heard report Of tho gun aud Informed
the nsighbOrs that believed JohI had
killed himself. After that remsm-
beTed no more"
MT. Eichnor here moved n dismissal
OF the case. The court sustained this
motion aud Immediately afterwards
Grimes was arraigned on charge Of
resisting an oilicer. TINS latter being
ex-JailOr Raleigh. The result was
that the Defendant was held 10 await
the action OF the grand Jury. HIS
bonds were fixed ut $3.50 but bving un-
able TO secure them no Was compelled
~ gO back tojail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

ton Ignored Ffooch rlghts,anI France
had sent protests 30 London and Bus.
cells. Meanwhile she regards the
treaty as null aui void. The govern.
meut was determines 70 uphold the
claims Of France to her African terri.
tory, aud had already dispatched
troops TO occupy Cuban. (Pfglonged
choefs).
NJ. Eit.euno proposed q motion *.
pressing confidence that the govern.
ment would force the observance ~
French rights. Tue motion was unAu.
mo usly adopted,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
That Bill Posting Fence.

The Council some time ago ordered
the bill posting fence near tho CITY
Hall corner torn down In accordance
with an ordinance passed by that body.
A stay Of twenty days was granted TO
the owneTs OF tbs fence Ia which TO
remove Il. Chief Pratt said today that
the tie had considerably more than
expired, anu ordered that It DO RACED 10
the ground without further delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

FARGO, n. d., June 8, Tho case Of
Ford w Ford, IN when Mary Bacon
FUT., IA writer for magazine, figures,
IL ended, tho plsintiti being granted a
iecros OF absolute divorce GU the
ground Of extreme cruelty, There IL
now lying In Chicago a similar action
brought by her husband, which Mrs.
Ford IL oontostiug. He makes serious
charges agAinat MuA Ford, In which
ais brother, Congdon Ford, tue novel
list, figures prominently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June S.-PAi
Cox, the noted outlaw, VI southwest
Virginia, Was killed last night near
Wise court house, while resisting At.
rest. A lew weeks ago he killed one Of
his own cousins aud fatally wounded
another. Yesterday Deputy Sheriff
Croar, with ~ posse, surrounded him.
The outlaw NJ once opened 1re ON bis
pufsuvrs aud seriously wounded two "
them before being shot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
TiIE RIOr Acr READ.

New PHILADELPHIA, OHIO, June 8.
-shenn Adams read the riot act last
night to the miners anu mill men con-
gregatod to prevent train from leav'
Ing, but they did not disperse ties.
Timbers aud rocks were piled on the
track and treslle fired. A car con.
tanning soldiers was fired Into. When
II became known the company was
ordered TO the Nrmory the crowd
cheefed.
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THIS WILL DE PAID IN CASH.


The city treasury now contains bait
a million Of money and Tor the hst
time In long period holders Of war
rants will be a1le to get cash for them
without the necessity Of hawking thcm
about among bfosors. The fret infUad
into the $685. 900 realized ~ part pay
mrnt on tho last b0ui sale Will be
made by the liquidation Of the approp.
flatiou let fassc At the last meeting OF
tho city council ami signed by The
Mayor today. 10 isas follow;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

NEW YORS, June Sugar opened
per cent lower and declined m ad.
ditional |, subsequently, rallied TO I.
A mluiOn anu a half gold has Ueen
engaged for shipment tomorrow.
Tue raid against sugar caused com
mon stock To decline ! preferred ..
A renciion set In aud Nouhur Pacific,
preferred, rose ! 4, sugar II Sugar
subsequently, declined z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

wAsHIEGroS, June s.-'rhe prospect
for an agTeemsn, 10 close lne debate ON
the tariff bill Ia not very good. Aldrloh
assured the Democratic managers that
there will be- no unnecessary delay
aud the debate 20 along 70 the salts.
faction OF the majority without agree
ment. The Democrats Rre not satisfied
uut on their side there Is much OppOsi.
ton 10 night sessions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
Lo.. ny tue Floods.

PORTLAND, June s.-rhe Willamette
river has fallen two Inches aimee yes-
teTdzv. To rebuild the Oregon Rail-
way a Navigation companies road II
Will cost nearly s2,OOO,OOO. The loss
10 dsokr, shop, warehouses, etc,
amounts 10 another million. Woodland
town, with 800 people, ia submerged
and deserted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

wAsniNuTON, June S.-rho oases Of
the two newspaper correspondents who
refused to give tho Senate committee
investigating the alleged sugar trust
influences the sources Of their infoT-
nation were presented TO the grand
Jury today, Senator Allen represented
the committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
No Ncws from the nsar.

SAN FHANCnCJ, Juuu $40 OIL.
clai Information concerning the r.
ported diiastor 10 the United states
revenue cutter Bear has been received
here,
one Of the officers Of the revenue
cutter Rush says that private siviccs
conflm the report, but he states that it
10 iml osslble 10 tell tho exlolt Of the
damnEr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
TIE LIGaTNISGs WORK.
A Murray Car Struck and Disabled
Ia Yesterdays thunderstorm.

During the thunderstorm between
four and i've O'Clock yesterday after
noon u Rapid Transit car on It's journey
TO Murray was struck by lightning
when ou the south side Of Fourteenth
south street. some VI the copper
wires were melted, aud the traffic was
interrupted for nearly an hour. The
disabled car was eventually drawn
back into the city and another car took
iis place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
raal rnmInsIn nloomInglon.

BLoUmNuiOS, H., June S.--fhe
coal iamiae IN bloomington II becom.
iug very serious. Owing ~ scarcity Of
coal, TIE Alton shops arc running ON
greatly reduced time and the Alton
company has pulled Oh n number Of
thuif ireights. A number OF manuiao.
iuring concerns have got ~ the end Of
their supply aud the general result 4
the enforced iIlenets VI u large number
OF mCguuuiCs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
Judge Norrell III.

Judge a. q. Norrsll, Of the Utah
Commission, IL o0nhurd 10 his room
today, by n severe attack Of illness.
While no experiences considerable
suffering there ~ not thought 10 Do any
immediate danger aud his friends hops
10 200 him around ~ usual Ia lew
unya
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

WAsnINGtON, June SIT was de-
cided by the House committee on
Interstate aud foreign commerce ~.
day 10 report 10 the House. a bill for
the requirement Of the Nicaragua
canal by toe government for carrying
on the work 10 completion. Senator
Morgan's measure will he adopted with
some changes advised In committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
nnmage 10 lns unIen pneIne.

OMAHA, June s.-rhe Union Pacific
hsguquaTters announced today that
the damage 10 ilH connections north
west by the floods exceed one million
dollars. Tnis will fail largely upon
tho Oregon Railway and Navigation
company and be- "A factor, II 10 thought,
In Determining II not 10 fight the bill
Tor y separate rocelvership,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
ARAiLRoAD ACCIDENT
the Tracks In "a rad Condition M,
80 the Woods.

the TRACKS In "a hnd Condition Due
80 the fioods
GOLDEN, Colo, June s.-The Col.
orado Central passenger train which
left Denver at s.35 a. M, rolled Into
Clear Greek, three miles Of this city.
No particulars regarding the accident
has bsen received. IL was undoubted.
~ caused by the bal condition OF the
tracks due 10 the recent Hoods. The
morning train usually carried about
100 passengers,
rne wreck II not 20 serious a. at nfst
supposed. The combination baggage
and smoking car was IN only one
that loig tue track. -Four passengers
were Injured, one uamed Hendetson re-
ceiving = bad cash In the head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

boon proclaimed general u Salvador,
Ia place Of Ezsln, the ieposod pref.
dent who, according to aivicca from
the United States consul general 1t
Panama, has just arrived at that port
on German steamer. The affairs az
la Libortad are still In great confusion.
Many refugees hnveapplled Tor asylum
on board tho bennington Rnd were
admitted 10 the ship
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

textures oi the procession and one tnat
attracted attention was the magnif-
cent b.ao tldUfltss horse which In
mrdiatuly followed the hearsr.
There WAS n large ntteu1huce OF
blends, msuy floral omblumi and
numerous txpJessilus u respect, sym
pnthy and s1frDw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

PASA, H., June s.-rho vacancies
ia tue four mines In this city have
been nearly all filled by new comsfs
from Hillsboro and Mount olive. The
north shaft resumed with fity men.
The old that bad more applications
fof work than there were vacancies "
on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

NJ VIII supply th,usand- OF Incm
piuy ed Win Vegetables.
DETROIT, Mich, June s.-Nayor
Piugtcb has advanced scheme O.
supply she thousands OF Idle men ri
Detroit with vegetables tor the wi, tor.
lie has called on every lot uud acreage
uwnct in the city who has q foot ui ilIu
land 10 turn itin fOf the USE Of she poor
until tue crop season CLOSES. ii ulti.
malCs that there IL not lrss tuan 10, 900
acres OF such land near lno city, auu
already hundreds 81 acres have Jgun
Offered Tor bic scheme,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

GREAT FALLS, Mont, June S.-The
water IN the Missouri IL rising rapidly.
From Wolf Greek 10 Craig on the
Montana canal the water IL over the
ties and threatens to wash out the road
Ted. Little Chicago, n subuIb Of this
city, II inundated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

Il was reported on ths streets Of the
city this morning that the troops at
Fort Douglas had been ordered TO the
scene Of tue Cripple Cresk trouble, but
inquiry by telephone ut the office Of
the adlutant general ELECTED the r..
spouse: ono such order received here;
have heard nothing Of IT,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
A conmoNwEAL WEDDING,
The NuptiaI Knot Tied On Log
rits.

AhN NhhhAhA hh"h hhN' "" {" Af'k
rits.
CAIRO, H., June s.-rhe camp Of
the commonweAlers yesterday was the
scene OF a wedding under singular
and romantic circumstances. II was
the marrisge OF rhos. T. sutcllfie, Of
San Francisco, aged S3, 70 Miss Annie
Hooten, OF Council Bluffs, lows, aged
"a. Squire Joseph SteagelR secured
the license, charging no fee for tying
the nuptlal knot. Squire Steagela
drove TO Camp Kelly. Arriving there
he was escorted TO "a log heap ten feet
In height, shaded by trees. The bridal
Marty was assisted TO mount the pile,
and General Kelly sounded his bugle,
whom about 1850 men surrounded
them with bare heaip, After the
couple had been pronounced man anu
wife. the bride, overcome by emotion,
tainted, but was restored 10 conscious
moss In a low minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

QuEENa1OwS, June S,--rho Cunard
steamer Luuauia arrived today from
New YORK. She lowered tue beet
record thirteen minutes aud the same
time Hailod seventeen miles mere than
on her earlier tfip. Her time was o
days, II hour, bs minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
Utah Democratic Club.

The Utah Democratic club will hold
It's regular monthly meeting in the
Wssatch Council hall tomorrow night
beginning At 5 O'Clock, some Of tho
msmbrrs are expected TO deliver pre-
pared speeches,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

KRoKUK, Iowa, June 8. - The
Ke0kuk and Western Railroad has
discontinued tho services VI two Of its
passenger trains west OF Centeryille,
Iowa, because VI the scarcity Of coal.
The tOad Ia almost out OF fuel except
wood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
District Court Tomorrow.

Chief Justice Merritt will III tomor.
row In the Third District court room
Tor thu hearing Of motions.
Upon ~ rising this afternoon tho
supreme court Will adjourn till Mon.
lAY nnAl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
The Jacob Divorce Case.

In tho divorce suit Of Minnie Il.
Jacob W VIM. II. Jacob, Judge MeI-
r.tt, Of his own motion, today dis
solved the ros,rainiIg order previously
l.aunl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

EDiNBURGH, June S.-The Scotch
Minrrs' Federation decided by a ma.
lorlty 10 strike a. the representatives of
the mine owners association have TO.
solved 10 reduce their wages on shilling
per day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

LoNpoN, Juuo Sat EPSON today
the stake OF 50 sovoTslgns for three
yeAr-old nlllu', distance about mile
and half was won by Amiable,
owned by the Duke Of Portland; Sweet
duchess, second; ltsarana, third.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
JAPAN NEWS
nnnJ Seating schoousrs Reported
Lost.

BAN FRANCISCO, June s.--rhe latest
ncws from the Japan coast is anything
but encouraging 10 tho sraltfH. 10
addition 10 tie four vessels known to
have been lost, II In reported that there
ate ak other scaling sch0Onefs which
ato missing. tbs missing sealers all
snilod from Sau Ffancisco aud carry
crews numbering los men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
senator mcpherson III.

wAsuNdIOS, ID. g., June S.
Senator MuPherson, New Jersey, Is
quite ill. His ailment IL said 10 DO
an Affection Of the stomach anu
nerves,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
A Nrrrn nnra.r.r I.,nchsh.

CAVE CHARLES, Va, June s.-itaac
Kemp, the negro WhO murdered Deputy
Bhenn Ngl Carver, a. West1yef, Mo-,
was today laKcn from Jail by 40 men
aud shot 20 death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

Sentence of DR.. Meyer, the Poisonsr
Of Itrandt.

New YORK, June s.-Dr. Henry g.
NJ. Meyer was today sentenced by
Recorder Smythe, to imprisonment NJ
SingSing i0r life, Df. Meyer was cou-
Viuled of poisoning Ludwig Brandt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
Precautions Against tho plague.

SAN FRANCISCO, June S. - Tho
health officers VI this city are taking
great pTecaulion to prevent the Intro
duotion into this country OF the plague
now prevailing In some parts OF China.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

Sullivan, lnd., June s. 90 List
ngnt AZ military camp was one Of
lumult. Numerous assaults with
stones were made upon the picket
lines, shots were returned. An Of
Tort was made TO burn the treslle work
o. the Evansville ana TerTe Hautu
road, near hero. The inoondiafios
were driven away by tue guards.
Thirteen arrests have Ueen made. A
SPECIAL session Of tho grand Jury con-
Ventd Today.