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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-23
CROOKs AND GRIMES.
Chinese Gambling House Keeper Fore
feib SaO.-Au Expensive Shiue.

The machinery In the police couf.
ran Tor just ten minutes .hin forenoon,
s'lor which sn aIjourumen. was taken
anil tbis afternoon at O'CLOCK.
Jim Slug, u Chinese gambling house
rroln,tgr, TO whose rcsor, men and
women ot 90 colJr5 are aaid 60 q ,cs fgr
other pufp9sts ,Han 1h1so OF indulging
la En occasional game Of al tau or
poker, forfeited $50.
samuel Cornell, a young chap who
arrived IN town few days ago was
token before his honor on a charge Of
yagiDnry. lie had been seen mlnsliug
with 'suro lulnE" operation aud uoucu
his arrsat. lie bought 70 provo 90 tho
sntiHiactiUu OF tIu court tnsl his asf0.
citation with the lawlcHs element more
was sImpIy gao result Vi a mIsuau. he
VA allowed 100 40 uugunis go gu iuu
promise that me- would WAls in the
ways ui WuIu UriUr hereafter
Ui'lcur Haigius InHt uikut arrested v
mnu VINO gave the name ui Cnari-s
amith, Hu De- gr0uHul o. having
tJanfl d patsgusrf ul 90 uu au Oregon
hu0ft Lac passenger Train 90 tuu
Vicinity 10 o duu. lie Is according Iy
hviu lur lnr % .Hcu On ere.
llvury kuaus, tuy dNppe- clerk UI
tue "tutsl uu Aluauy,' james Leg
uty lrJpllulOI, asked "5u.ry,n tuu
eyrty WErfU present uttlv hIU.unga, g.
suiuu uir cal ,aaiu ped ! cJvurs, winch
bo dId uuui turii ruftgC wa8bs bugut
as thB newly polished bottom uf ursss
kettle. huiigs admired tuum aud
Praised the w0tk vi "5uOrty." But nc
ieiutul ~ pay thu Usual tvu cents or
ANY other sun, whefeupOn 'sh1fty"
uAiiaI . pJhcomau--ouu o tbo ~ fts.
on tho i.rCc--aud uA. the keeper Of tue
boarding hUlto fuxIs,er ,uIuBt rtrsl.ul-
way iuto iAii. Toe sequel was mat
kellogg was iiueJ S. anu "5hJtly" was
maIu tuu happlosI boOtulacE m Town.
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Tho mHuy 'ugHIs % LIIrr FuuE
G,lrtl, OF tur Sllc..au,H varH,wul 10
pleased 10 ig.sl ,ust uo BE- steadily rc-
covering i1m nIs recent scvcrr illueHr.
Elder Collect spsr thIurcu mouths on
missiDu iu l.gisu r,rr.1ry, wuure
no Waa $40 victim of ON ltao. ~ lp
gupp.. luis pr1-,Ta .uI hlm tuI s4s
followed by maIaaal iryuI, lrpu auig
900 became ssu.utguay %. Uu.pt
,N0.g circumstance tuu uuy uuUu fol.
hir recovery appeared o uu 900 uiH rr.
arm uUur, an 400 was roc Fuugly ry-
Hllrd, AMI WIS uLut 90 luIu CIty uy
Elder BturIey. he futcu-l mere uu tue
bgu iuH.aut, Nui goo crlHy was huiu o
uu up aul uut - little, 90 that his
speedy c9nyalytcencc now seems ~
urea.
90 tho .l,, Instant two Elisr-
arrived from che Indian Territory.
Gao % these was Elder kichafI a..
Winter, vi the ~ ga ward, brought
uumr sIgE by E4arl j, g.. LyuG. h der
Winter lett nero on tie iirl. of Svp,um
uvT laos nuu snort IInu since yufDulc
stomach trouble, which nal aill iltu d
MIN bee lru he departed un u.H pItHIIu,
agslu developed, rendering his rytusn
.turstary. lie De- now iuul,ug Dstlob
aul probably Will Boo sil ugut Ia few
days,
Elders Berslry AMI Lyon will re-.
turn shortly 90 turif teii NJ labor.
Allui tly lslIutH now iu the Indian
Territory mi-sl1n are pa tho Uul0y mont
% eKcollcu. health aud splits, AMI axe
doing good work.
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RETURNED FROM A MISSION
ScYon Elders AfiYl from Tho South
Sa Islands,
iuo children From Samoa said so
b. Dogaiard Ga san Franz
cisco.

SAX THANoiscJ, Nov. %. - Toe
steamer Marpo,a, wuich afnyUI TO-
day from the South Seas, brought up
seven Mormon j. dofs who nave b,yu
on a misriOu 10 thr Islands. They are
900 tuute To- Salt Lake. Their mis-iUn.
arg work has breu done ia Samoa, the
Friendly lssuIs nnJ Nsw ZEALAND,
anu tspy nave 5000 followers no Nyw
n alruu. They, WITH twenty oguer
a. Il O., wlu remains "a the. tlands,
nave been Carrying on tLrir work iof
three yunts rsrL
Travelling aita them lu tue Storage
we're a mac girl ANS uttlu boy, agcI
S huu N yeats fUspfctyeiy, wu0 are
H.llI uutsiur4 uh tUtrd tue bieamvE
The ! cal CYmMistiuuur OF lmmigra'
ton refuses g. allow l.1 Eljurs 10 lauu
them. Tue children, Who are whites,
arc from the samoan ls.anub. rue
Elders claim 10 hayn been gtveu cut.
,UIy VI the ouillfuu by tloir parents.
ihcy say it was tucif intention 90
euursls the iittiu 0nts NJ salt 1atu.
However this may bee, the local
authoriIles threaten ~ send tue chs.
ureu Uark TO Samoa.
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Died of nld Age.

Anu Day, vile o, Josrph Day, SEN,
died Of Old age on Tuesday, November
2OIh, saya the Davis County Clipper.
She had tslt sick upon several oocs.
sions but her Illness only lasted u day
or two each time. This lime she took
SICK In the morning aud in the even.
ing sha passed awey. she WAS born
February s, 1915, at Marsrotton, lug
lana; maTiieI Ia 1893 in the laud Ui
hOr birth; oAmo 20 uah Iva 1858; was
the mo,hur " nine children, seven II
whom survive her Que diui while
crossing the Oo0Au. Deceased was
very much respected by the people
ot BUunulul.
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No Lnn.rr Tmair.

On Wclu01iay, tnu -llg lnBt,, Mr.
Geo. J.. Carpenter the well know %
aud desufvcJly popular MEMS adysI-
lisiug solicitor lou to tho marriage
altar MIs Louise Ridges, the accom-.
plishod aud highly estvrm,d daugL-
tor " John III. and Agatha Ridges.
on tho evening OF tDo sans day tho
happy young uiupie were rendered .u
uiugaut We luing reception AZ the resi-
donce OF John H.. Pike, az No. Oas
uyttn Second Wet s.rOug. Numerous
frlcnus AMI relatives wert prUsgLg aud
together with a host OF well wi8hofs
who did not have the good urtInv o.
bttuuu Ihe reception, wish him Hnd his
urthy bride Il pleasant aug sucuyssiul
voyage on llie's uncertain t0a.
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EzUrA's ooNQUERoR,
Antscedsnis OF mrs. Paxton, whom
Humor Cauncrts with sue SouernL

Antscodenis Of mrs. Paxton, whom
humor 'aunorts with sue guugrnL
ROCHESTER,, n. y, Nov. .3.-Algs.
Btitle L.. Paxton, who, reports from
San FreuciDco say, Ia 10 wed Con.
Ahionio Ezeiu, was formerly real
Gent OF thia ely. Mrs. Paxton II tho
daughter OF the late Vol. W. R. Morn.
sou Of this city aud 10 wei known In
lt1chcslur society. In 1889 she mar
fied Il. w. Paxton, a member OF
wealthy family In SADtA ltgts, Cahior-
MIS- aud man reputed % be worth
between one and two million dollars.
The couple lived together until 1854
when 10 n alleged tho husbnud desert
ed his vile. Alteg her hu,haua'B DC.
paflufu Mrs. Paxton returned ~ Roc.
hester aud made her homo with her
putenti supporting herself aud two
cnillfon by the Aid OF her muUical
abilities. In February last Mrs. Pax.
ton went 10 san Frauoisco aud insli.
luIed an gCtiou Tor divorce from her
husband, In order 10 carry Ol the
legal aciion she took up her residence
In tue western city.
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ProLaLIY ALsenl.mInlel.

Yesterday afternoon q Lady about
forty yrara OF age CAME near meeting
with a aefi5us accident at tho iutorsgc.
ton OF East Temple ana F.is,
51uIh streets. About O'Clock the
pegsyn mentioned was crossing from
no MoC0rnIck TO the Gudue Pitts
corner aud paHssd between Two gentle
mpu VITO were standing close % the
street car track. sue eyl4eutly uid roo,
see she pulsIug car out came lu @ ala d
with o., luet g.uZlus meg iACu ug ,inst
Hts riue, Hru o., bauu QUO multut
iuOgur Ihe car cUui' not have ton
prevented lTom AuVek,ng her down.
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a DtyUl,Cs CASE.



Piainun tsiiS SEINE rari,onIar. Of
ltta rast Litv.
FARGO, n. d., Nov. a9.--in tho
Hinchhsld.Hugt IA dIvofce case to-day
pihiutn. Aaron Hirca field, testified 60
having been overlooked a. cashier At
Helena during aud since the panic IN
1893, anu could not concentrate his
thoughts on any subject. lie told OF
TIE defendant visiting him 40 tho
bnub, having check cashud and ask.
ing MN 10 obtain position for her,
nud said sue next called AT his rooms
over the bank on sunday aud
ashuI AbUu. tue situation. She
hiaid about an hour aud ~ that
timc hu became criminal intimate
with her 80 frequently vigitcj mn
after that, too. He paid hcrirCm sltulD
60 s-,ONu during s.E munllu. nho
charged him with lrlng father 10 her
unborn bate, ana made threats about
what her brothers would no, and one
uirht two men Jumped uut Of hn alley
on slide street aud told him that tuoy
wunld XIII him uulusa hu mnrled the
girl. lie agreed 40 do 40 aud alter.
wards fulfilled his promise. They
made an agreement or Settlement al
that time, bu, bc bad Lost his pocket
book containing this paper, The case
I, exciting the city Tar mOIu than any
over tfird here before.
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TmE noLnEs mYsTEEV.
minnio Supposed 60 be the Coufedss
ntu uf tho nrlBpusr

minnio Supposed 60 be the Coufedss.
nto uf tho rrlspnsr
CHICAGO, Nov 29.-Nolhiug has yet
been Uncovered ns 10 tho whereabouts
o. Minnio William1 anu her sister
Anna, Tue impression 10 gaining,
however, that Minnie, 40 lrsft, Is q
confederate OF Hulmus, i. 10 believed
the detection OF tho !ncuGGinry fire at
Euglew9od scared the Outnt badly
enough 10 make them got out VI town
without taxing Auuh's trunk. Il, has
been discovered tnas mail 10 being sent
" Mis-, Mary Yoke, tho mother OF
Georginug Yoke. NJ Franklin, Ind,
ovofY low uayB. Tho envelopes were
marked "I.sturn 10 No. 90 DuaIbufn
street, care Of Il, T., BlacHmGn, en-.
cage"
j. Il. BlHckman Lat nigh, Il lily CON
HadictHd tho abatement that tho cor.
iebp0udenue between Ge0Hann Y be
ana her mother passed. through his
Office. He denied all knowledge OF the
yartirs and said be never met II. n.
hUmen or do1rgiua Hlte Ia his HE.
lie ohid his only connections with the
case arose through leIliug mouey o.
Tue hecurliy nj a lease ON the Holmr-
mouse Al Euglow0OJ.
blmo canmefolRl traveller VIII
ALshseu itom tho Erie train vi Sixty.
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roLIlI,IAN nM ,oMnoN.
A Wager 60 Decide Which q. tns Sct.
tsr MuuuUT.


tsr nuuuuT.
CHICAGO, .3-"Blhrk BnlD Fiiz.
gerald Auu Edwafu Flanagan, OF the
stock yafur,uH thr c.DcH strikes ~ next
Sunday night viii rush wildly over
100 yards oil fpacu fVmvw here In the
down tow di.tfittto decide wager.
The sake money, $50 a side, IL up ana
tho question now " whether p0li-
tician can run 100 yards In n shorter
tiuu than mau WIN ~ accust me
10 chase Texas stocfn anu stock Yards
ouors. MUst people IN Chicago know
VINO Fitzgerald In. lie was once an
alderman Huu also a county CYmmis-
ti0utf. Ito n also millionaire.
fi@nighn h. n rare Old sport, Originally
item IrXns, uud stuoktuyrf Tor
Nelson, Morris & Co. The race docs
not promise 10 bee 10 swift NJ 10 viii be-
Interesting, TOT the statesmen ore not
what h0uumen would call unrlultff.
Ia inrt tIi1 frlall wuigna au even g3I
plunda und Fiunigan boasts OF weigh.
irg 20. The racing COuun has been
l1vd tor tho stretch OF pavement on
Mich gan avenue between Jackson
anu Van Buren, stfeois Midnight has
been Get 40 the time for tue race la
ORDER that there may BIO 10 delay of
uatlc md 10 avoid police interior
Uugu. but there u no longer any lear
On the latter score, Tor Inspector Shea
has agreed % act as Judge Tor FUZ.
gefgll aud Senator O'Brisn Will pur.
form a like service Tot Flanagan.
Both principals have begun tra!n.
Ing.
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MANY UiiAHGES
A New York Police Iusiics ~ seen
b. Fellow citizens

A New York Police Iusiics ~ seen
b. Fellow citizens
NEW YoRK, Nov. 23.-PAlrlck Div
yer, police Juotice, msy be compelled
to chow cause why he should not be
deprived OF his Judicial iunc,l0u. A
uotlu0n has hosu lodged with JOS h..
Day, chief judge Of the court VI CONF
mon plcAs, IL 10 alleged that Diver
is haultus.ly cnteless, Negligent ana
Inefficient lu the disoGaTgB OF hia
duuvs; guilty VI malitnBgnCg, has
fOauuHiOusly uiloted brides 10 sucure
inisihuAuuu OF election returns; mas
buon Ia colluglOn with green g3lds
rwiudleTs AMI engaged Ia luIliu
bTswh. Tho petition IN signed by live
Taxpayers, Of whom Quo Is Lease X.
Funk, publisher, aud another Charles
h.. Prague, PRECEDENT OF the Union
Dime sayinga bank.
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GONE TO ST. LOUIS.
Utah People Who VIII Attoud the
Iraus.MiNissippi Congress.

Tho following pouons left for 81.
Louis on the Unlon Pacific this morn.
ing; Colonel n @. Weber anu viii,
Hon. John Henry smith, q. F.KaTns,
q. h. Savage, w. Ii. Rowe, all OF salt
Lake; Rudger Clawson and }. n. Jen.
son, Brigham CITY, William Paxman,
Nephi; Banker Bigel0w aud vile, OK.
den; William and A. Bulge, Paris,
Idahoj Henry Hughes, Meudon;
George l.. Farrell, SmlthntlI;
John Hopkins, IchU; Ben.
A., Rich, Faux BramwuIl, Rexburg,
Idaho; Jolu Donaldson, Teton; Rich
arl Il. Jarliuu, Louisville, I4Aal;
ami Judge Duscnbrrty, u Provo.
Colonel Stevenson Will leave over toe
Same rOad tomorrow.
This evening Judge Goodwin will
leave Tor ST. Loulf, over the Rio
Nrando western. Abum Hatoh, wm.
Culmer, Miss Jones aud President
hhurIllh, Of Weber county, departed
over thu same rOuts lasI night.
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Rlllan DIV a NlcIons nng.

Alrs. hlrrie. Ellis, an aged lady and
a reg,esut Of Bouuuiul was seriously
hli.su Ia tho arm lato yesterday after.
noonb b. a vicious dog. Mgs. Ellis was
passlng along towards the west ter
minus Of ThiId stree, when the beast
pounooi upon her Hnd inserted bio
rnlsouuus iungs In her tiesu. Blood
hpweI freely tgJm the wounds she 20.
cslvul, Today, tnu owHrt uf tho
savage canine, Junu Doc Erighf, wac
placed un4rr arrest, auI go, case WAS
Get Tor hruung Ia tue police court tniu
altuTrunu,
Dir Knight wac discharged on prom.
i5iBg % kiL0r lave Tue dog killed.
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TREATY.
An lmDOltllt DOcum1, NOE Signed
IN Washington.
LONG NEGOTIATIONS ENDED.
European Powers VIII Have 10 follow
suit and Receive Japan 10 the
Family Of Nations.

WAsHfsoTJN, Nov. gs.--seoro'sry
Of State OR sham, Ia behalf oi the
United sIstes, and Minister lSuuno, Of
Japan, In behalf Of his county, havo
aiixgd the signatures to a new trualy
Of nmity aud commerce between this
country aud Japau. The nual t1fmal.-
tirs In tbs execution of the instrument
occurred nt tue stale department yes.
torday after tue close " Office hours
aud tho fact tina. 70 now Awaltoj only
the ratification " the two govern
nonto was egciutivciy announced by
.uo AssOciatrd Pea yUstsfduy.
Setraiary Grc8ham viii nIw trnut.
init the now ttesty TO the Uuito1
States 5 ustu no HoUn ns IL convene
and MU. kuinO viii forward 10 " the
JapnuCso fore 90 flee 90 DO approved
uy tho unpuior OF japan ami pfiyy
council.
Coming al the present time, tho
signiaE o' the treaty Is considered Of
much b.guiuG.urr beyond o. actual
terms, nr ~ vStuulaGy- olfdfulity boz.
tween tue CUmmitluus wuuu The
foreign p0wuu ate ouIeav0tiug %
suuw that Jspaua rejection VI the
peace meditation wus a snub ~ tie
Uuiou 5taivs. Ino siguiug Of .hu
tf.bty c.. r.udsa tue lnu0r which Inns
been b. ptosIo.s iJt t,i,gu yuA.., ana
90 VIA wi.u brtCial view O. cl0iing
the ions u, COLLATION. that kIunU was
taken frou hls important pas, iu
tue Japh ESQ foreign tlicr anu cent ~
Washing Con. thu event Elso Will
csuso muuh CONNECT iu Great Britain,
France, SwuZ f,auu anu o,nrr iOrylgu
Couutfi,s, "a, {. action ul the UuilUI
IS aics 90 Cs similar tfsH ice aufJai.
That wltu G.Cat Britain as u.Jtui Huu
,ho Uuts VITA France ,ui 5Wiz rlaud
are LARGELY uupuu4rut UPON tun close
VI The a mexican rgIuA.iuug.
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loIIal hi .oILLr-. NgndeT-I. ~

Action for services Rendered, Tie.
When tue jury 90 Vac browu.7,bWe
libel tl.t had retired at lO.-O ,h.s
M ruins 10 consider iurIr verdict,
Judge Merritt directed that the next
case 70 nearing on tho civil calender
Do cnliuu on. IL turned out 90 bu that
Of Homer j. Cpndall ys Reginald u.
Bully, John j. Young and George ~.
bravo. ya.paf.uers, doing buaiugst a.
tho Eureka R5uuuu5n works, the C. n.
corn bciug located al Wcst Jorduu.
Nhufu Atc three causes Hl Hc.iuu contain.
rt iu tnU complaint, the total sued
Tor rcpcHIug tg,sl3. with interest from
JHuuaty IlsL 1871, nu4 yuiis. On lhu
drt head f-,TUD is claimed l0r luluf
performed, EJlIH iutuitHgf nul none
expended Tor the dsiunI1uiH between
January ISL $500, ami January alst.
lsgii 90 the cUIa, sIH. iGt TOO care
Of tsit sold auu asuvvfDa Goo tuc dv.
PENDANTS uy Jeremy e. Go. about sep.
tcmt.r ll 10, 1850; AuI Ja Cos tuila
head $50 ..r Ium Uf, t.H, fH.4 .H. a..
uvtFtI .I urlru ante by u. 10 NBuH. .
nH.l' July, isgF tuesH lltt twI ace
".u.ts uaViuE icon Ual,Elh 30 t.r
platinum.
Cluu,llu thu csc no. Attorney
At. D. BIatu AMI Boon y auuh i1E
tHa p.Hiuuu, Ju"EU huHuu,t aul "a
Torn s. sIafriDuuH4E f1r tus deioudau,s,
lur case or trial before Il Jury, nul
Will v,culy NICE. 90 the afternoon
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NEW IoiuJ, Nov. gJ.-rhe stock
mar.ut ops-vd generally steady but
moot OF the ISSUES traded in ,asod or ,
small fraction, sugar lost 4 rallied
After lJ:l ugar foil OH Traiiug
moved up under the lead VI New Jrf-
scy Central, which gained rs ror
cent CuuHuinu Pacific advanced
c9riaso guaranteed per cent Atll3oJ
the gruetal ilst tuoamu hUayy, ioau
ducuninv 2, sugar
Abgutdeuvery nuura slight recovery
wuu made, but subsequently Jhu mafErt
gave way uluur pressure, The natku.
closed Irregular
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PirTsBuRG, Nov. 28.-5syen oiiloers
anu employ tho Fidelity Building
Loan aud Investment aBsOoiAtion, also
known as tho Columbia Building,
Loan aud Investment association OF
Warrington, ID, O., withU nj q Ia this
city have been arrested ON I've charge
ui conspiracy to uhent aud ustrRuu
Pno prisoners are. HaTriaon Ding.
man, " Washington, president; An.
drew Mall, ~ Washington, vice presi.
uentand tue following local employees.
II. +. MITCHELL W, NJ. Heny, n. j,
Holden, W. A, Ewing aud IL. Hught.
They were held under 81 ,0UO bail eacn.
Emma Snyder, ooiogod, VI Allegheny,
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rh-ta 90 m.s.a ot tls f,rsul. grand
Iur- u; tgu iu.TI Iliug. court have
iug lsrn lIovIouaIy EcaseI ior lbr
rsHIhildsr a.. GO, September i,ru, VIZ.
MvHu. e.. As. savage, j. q. Day aul
%. is. -lWI,. -tls..fa. lHHur slp, L.
t. Higgins s.a d. IS. Wa.dtl urfe
tuis morning sw0r la, Boo 'uicf Ju--
Hff.I
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A Child Drowned.

To-day the NEws received by tels-
phone ,ho particulars OF a fatal casu-
atty which occurred Boo gnu early part
Of this week al Granger. Tho ialaut
son Of James Fairburu .rll iu % shallow
ul,CI when contained but low
inches OF watsr, lud wHs drowned. rGu
child was Is moutus old. Tue funeral
0G0ugIau on Wednesday.
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NEW York, Nov. 23.-Tur hearings
OF suits of tho soldier. Orphans h0mg
st. Louis, against Russell Sago Bul tue
heirs Of tho late Jay G0uid,tU compuI ibo
return ofgl,OIJ,OCO ln b'uls % t.H
Geans Pacific Railroad com llHY wa.
To-Day set town for December 1lu ~
Surrogate Fitzgerald.
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Looking for a Friend.

Mrs. Harriet Lawrence, formerly
King, OF Oxted PARISH, surrey Eng'
Iand, says she would he much pleased
10 learn tho whereabouts Of Mr.. David
Deer, VINO years ago came TO this
country from Kent, England. IL the
gentleman should happen TO notice
tnia inquiry no VIII confer a favor by
communicating with the lady. Her
present address 10 care 81 Mig. n.
Lawrence, PocatellU, Idaho,
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MANpAN, y. ~, Nov. 23,-EArly
thia morning the jury Ia tho Kent
murder case brought in verdict Of
guilty nnd decided that the defendant
ought 10 be- punished 10y death. De.
lendHut heard the verdict apparently
unmovrd, Sentence will hs passed. a..
morrow. Kent was AcCusui OF vie
murder having Uiluret q largo SUM to
an ncCJmpliCe " commit the crime.
HE VITO belonged = prominent
Minneapolis family.
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DENvER, Noy.28.-Ohiosr Goodwin,
Of Los Angeles, arrived mere today TO
iaku back ~ that city j. w, Payne,
the army contractor accused OF cnbsz.
element by his hOudumrn, Hn found
Payne has tegalnei his libsrly on q
viii Of habshu c0rpus. Payne has
gued tho city detective who arrested
him ami Chiof Of Police a rmstrOpg
Tor $4,000 damages Tor false imprisOu.
mont.
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LUNDoS, E.v 23.-Judgo Wold.
q .eru LiuuuEslAuI hnE huirhel HE
yi-it huiu auI gone 90 q rmAuy from
" hlUh CauutfY Lc Wui return o.
Hawaii win New n rs. Too iIIge
hau MT met wIlu buvvtu.
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ORANCEvILLE, Ony.. Nov, 3.--By
an explosion ot tue boiler Ia a saw
mill at Monticello, Robert McQuarriu
AMI Alex DaTTsg GA were kille Otto
HrnurlCkson had his Arm torn Oh;
james IOWeTa was seriously hurt.
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Lsnnau, who through lut Coo lrllI ans
lcou Re ,1uatgui a.tcrt ant iu court
Az p. M. the jury were s.Il' DO.
libufatinu, and O. HH. II many Ivr 90
now srsm 20 thIus that they Will
"unuv.O
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
sumo Legal Business transacted this
Morning.


Jpssili 10 ~, NEWS 500 Da.s Isegrs.A
Provo. Uph, Nuv. 43.-gh uorn.
Ing IN tue First diatngt oyu,t the jury
returned "a verdict ga the case VI haw-
Icy vs Corey Bros, In favor u plaintiff
Tor sTliU.sS. The case OF Dennis Sui
liyan VI John BsCE, luu smoL, AMI
decree OF foreclosure uy default was
together with $3.50 Eugruuys' ivUs aEl
gUHtH,
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CuAmLEsros, W. Va, Nov. 3d.
While tsomu workmon vi the new
watcrwutk' tcsofv0ir were 1fy ing
some wet dynamite Btlcks taIsy, a
ffightiul explosion occurred. Joseph
HashinB was instantly killed; Frank
Ridcly fatally Injured, md two others
we're uudly uuft, nii cJiofrd.
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NEW YOml, John Sicklcs, partner
OF the slokies hand tlge engine, dieu
I'm Port Ch,a,er irotd paralysis, 10
yeurs old. HIS engiaes were USED Ia
almost every city of the Uuiled 5iEles.
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ors.l. cnnrcn In pI,l.hnrr.

PiTT6BUHu, Pa, Nov. 28.-Bishop
NiohoiHs, OF san Francisco, Ia IN tho
city ana will dedicate tho Gteel. Catho-
lie church here tomorrow.
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1ntor.colIerlalo snoolinr 'iaieb.

HAUrfoRD, Conn, Nov. -a.--in tbo
intercollegiate oho0uug rHIcl at
pm. the score Bi00i; Aale,l7i Puncu.
ton, 4l, Hartford, a..
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thifj street Inst evening cav a
photograph Of o. yOuu. women said
20 DO hlinnlo Y. Williams. ~ saw
that woman iu Buffalo last week, " was
his comment, and when he was lold
the fair original had been murdered,
according 20 popular suppuni,iuu, a0mu
weeks before, hu looked incrOuulOut.
The police also thinS Mics Williams ~
suvu aus able 10 make d report when
called upon. N0gn of Hplmyt's ifionds
place any reliance upon BIZ confession
except 40 10 may uriudc those who
would pry Into his record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-23

MEMpus, Nov. 2i-Dr. +, l.. Sim
one Of tho m1s. emmineut physiClAns
In toe country, diei here today,