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street ne night ami struck him on
tho usrt. II utter fesru'cI tue blow
and officer john Let man sifes;od
both men i0r engaging "a a street
hgnt.
Reuter- pleaded sel'.deieuse aud then
King esp auued how she attack came
about. lie saiI be cold bis wife g.
RIutrr 'ut slO, scvrtal months sgn aud
30 GO then the pair ha' livri Together.
After tfyiug single lie King cone
cluisd that Reuter- had not paid
enough Cor his spouse and hu called
i'r taist. Reuter- refused and was
struck iu a o.. n Indignation, King
said. Reuter- duuled the Transaction.
King then produced n thumb marked
cOntuc. ~ which the transfer wa'
maJo and the sum wns stated with
Reuters slrnn'ufc ttlrcbtd. Judge
Fostef s. I thr fellow Go write HE name
Hui the signatures were pfonuutc eI
Identical luv mngibtfatu iiuuI the
ilekle husband s9j aud cost.
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A COLORADO COLONY.
Interesting letter from a Resident Of
MaucOs.
MANcos. coo, sepl. IS, lsyl

MAscos, Colo, Sept. IS, lsy4
Editor DESERT Aelps.
As we are seldom heard from,
thought perhaps Ru item or two from
THIS remote part OF the vineyard might
prove ceplable and OF interest 70
some Of your readers.
Brother VIM. Hyde, farmer resi-
dent Of Salt Lake, died here on the
l3,h inst. Brlghps disease, heart and
stomach troubles were the cause OF his
death; he lacked about two weeks Of
being fiEty,twU yeafs old. HE funeral
was held on the 10Th inst. anu WAS
largely attended NY the rrldruts,
Irrespective vi creed. The kiuduess
mAuiiosted toward Brother Hyde snu
his family by our outside iTionds,
duriug his illness VI nearly four
months, WIS very marked luIreI, AnI
was an evidence OF the many iTleuuH
he had made while living here. A.
was ttutu.ully remarked by one
of tho speakers at the funeral,
"a larger hearted man thsu
Brother Hyde never lived" Hu
Will Doubtless be- remembered by "A
great many Uf the old.tlmua in sat
Lake, Mr. he was street supervisor there
for u number OF yeau, and also city
TAILOR.
on tho slh Inst. We had "A very
pleasant gathering ~ tho home OF
Brother Lrwis Barney, one of tho
Utah Pi0uuefs, whose place Of resi-
uouce WAS sfTUuuJusiy givcl In the
llst OF surviving PiOurrTs, recently
published ia the DE-EKEr NEWS, Hs
bang Ia EHnuru, Utan. brother
barney nBt been living nero for about
three yuafs. The occasion for lhu
a.oresaiI gathering was tue eighty
eighth anniversary N Brother Bar.
ney's birth. Among tluse proteut
we're P.s.iIeut +. a. Hammond aud
Cuunsrllf VIM. Halls. A ter "A
very nice dinner the assembly was
called TO order anu after singing
aul prayer Ino afternoon was spent ~
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POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Second Day NJ Registration Re.
,hiun-Mrrling,, speak.
tr., lie.

This Il ibo second day Of feglslratian
revision. Al . O'Clock los men had
-ubscfibod O. the Constitutional oath
Add tue rgmcs Of 10 rev v,irTs were
aidoI to the lat Yesterday 81 voters
took the Constitutional Data aud l22
new vo,prs Registered. REVISION work
Sill positively end on Saturday nj ht.
Republican Territorial committee
htndq1lttsfr were formally opened on
the 'ecor d iioor Of tue Emporium
block 10 lay.
Hon. +. l.. william 4, booked for q
political address at Price on the 20 "a
lust.
Judge Henderson will make a
Democratic speech At Paysou on the
18Th aud another at spnugyiilo on
the 29ln.
A big Republican rally will be- held
at the Grand Pacific hotel In the Third
pryci ct on Thursday ui2hi. The
Sneakers will be- G.. g.. G1OuWln, g.. a.
Vauan, NJ. NJ. Knshn, y. J. Kenyon
Theodore Butmcster aud Colonel Al
leu Miller
Tho Democrats OF the Nineteenth
anu Twtnty'secOud wards wi meet nj
the VAIN Springs tonight ut eight
O'Clock. Fisher Harris, George w.
Snow aud other we'll known Demo
Gratis Will speak.
On Monday night, Oc.ober /, First
precinct Republicans will gather NJ the
ltichslieu hotel 10 listen 10 political
doctrine from John NJ. Zane, Theodore
Butm,s,er anu Charlie ) anton.
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WHAT MAY HAPPEN.
ll,rnInG H.Ws Of The Cars Health
ha.Ct The BtulStS.
ALEXANDER WANTS ONLY PEACE.
Bot Spectators Think His Successor
nsJ DO Something to IRE.
clpllntr War.

LosDoS, Sept .5.-Eurorcan hours.
"a nio affected by tho nuwe " the
et,ts health, Is he Is recognized as
uue Of tue strJngttt supporters Of
peace, and It Is feared that in the
even, Of his death, hi successor would
seize the opportunity to secure nsva!
iors on the Pacific and enlarge the
boundaries In the direction Of Ramifs
Al tho expense Of Chiaa, either o.
which steps, It IL believed, would easily
pf,cipilatc a war
On the other hand, n dispatch from
It, Petersburg today denies that iIu'-
sian troops have gone TO Corea OF that
Russia hss any int,n'i0n Of doiug
anything calculated to disturb the Itacr
OF Europe.
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Fpecchmak ns, iutstsfcrbsd with slus.
ing. Bro. BARNEY reiS'ul famr Uf lhe
incidents connected with the evfIy
dsys { tho Cuurc and INA wonderful
pioneer journey, WNrn wcfa very il-
tHff.ting. Nlf.Ittl clrgfau.gtu the
veteran VA .Hy.us aunlFtI tUsucl 20
fiIc old ago HuIElll o. iif quito ulIe
aud u atiS, urIu' able go walk Ii..
lance % nvao. .s u'l.s without any
iucIbvrui,rce. llu Ngs quite q lengthy
Temple rcr0s 90 hlH credit, Hui CA.
rrH,s fo do work .1r about Iur huH.
drrd moro 1i hiz urhI biuIf,d in Sue
uuts % ufr W Ne lifu i.tusud.
The weather ~ very pleasant now,
but hhH nspu quite cool Ca tho ui lt
OF tns l3u ilst. wc uai O. very Hu4vy
.rls. which O. g. ycj Yua Far.vns, lUt
we 1tg vrty thank uI tHat lt CfmH too
ls'r in eaton our grain rH.ru, H- % is,.f
"a lrnt crop go HvtUuUi If scarcity COL.
vatcn Tho NLwa clus8 IT, .ulafiy lI
band aud ia % v'iy Hul,guu vIsllu.
l.. 81. ".
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anu irs-'ttca uion Petty and misltnd
Inc Icu I..tt,s s.,t tg utyrrt ttilIIc
a,ieutuH from the uucuvihhlu rec a.
ihuy mndc dunrg tho recent four
yoHr' control Of tho Federal govern
mcnt The people, however, iHve not
tfsuyCr that BE- was q Republics Ht-
mluIstaillu which iu that !, .'n'CI
Year 1850, atdulrd tho country with
the % wlsr and vigOrOus LEGISLATION
which hos siuCc ciiUpled t. property,
rndangrrrI IT, finances AMI augment.
cI iis iuN'i0 DurIrus.n
The CONVENTION adjourned ni 2'aj
o.. IN, TO u, Ell tomorrow ai noon.
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NATIONAL GUARD MATTERS.


Thecommlttlon,I officers VI tho local
companies OF the NAuoual Guard are to
meet "a, tue office OF AIlutau. General
o uugsTSIs o'cIueE tonight to discuss
- plan u reception aud entertainment
Tot the GuETlsmeu who are expected
90 visit salt Lake durlng Far wssk.
/, Is expected uy that time tIat
definite Information rs 60 the number
n uutsiIu oumpaulus who intend 10
accept the Invitation 10 the Governor
N the Territory Enu Fair official, 10 Uc
present ami Participate lu Iho curt.
monies connected Win tue opening
of the Exposition Will be az hand,
SHOULD it lrglBpife, rs it il So
ccrely hoped, that tuo iGyi.
IatiOu will le generally accepted then
lueru ga no doubt but mat Arrau.u.
muuts will hu male g. entertain mo
visiting miutlameu. The plan ,hsl
seems 20 bu must fsyOrNbly COusilrrrI
contemplate the giving Of grsuI
complimentary military ball iu tuB
lhraluT On Tuesday night Orlu-
Der 9. ruun an event would
be O most lutere,ling one aud one tnat
would lguutle-s be- appreciated by al
Glasses OF oIta-ns. As 20 ChurgIug
National Guaru Day At the FAIR So a
later date tpan the one heretofore
agreed upon, there 10 no likelihood
whatever u mat belug JOne
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NEW YOWS, Sept. 2j.-StOck market
opened fIu but quiet suuat tcctded
then moved w 10 %. Rrauing
uufavorably atic,teu ~ the Iublicu.
ton VI the prop sed man u Ts-OTgun.
iEitiun, broke u 10 lst.
m oder vas iuRdt 90 open Burliug.
ton a Quincy below 20, but tho
ttans.ction was not ,iiltiHlly rscog-
nizei sud the stock subsequently went
up 10 ~.
About lO:i5 sugar lost General
speculation cIutlaued IOug up 10
ll:i, but the last quarter Of Hn hour
brlUtr noon the market became de.
uTcsstu.
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MuRANO'S SLAYER.


Modesto 5icher The Austrian miner
who shot and Killed Muraur, the
lialaa atone cu,ieL on SUNDAY, iu
Pniuy's canyon, 90 f,eilsd On the
Niws last evening, has not yet been
run down by tue officers oi the law,
IhUugh 70 30 claimed that tue gtcatrst
vigilance hsr bUuu vAufcised.
lilH known that sicher hsH a brother
living boo Park cay, AMI tue region
taufuau0uts b. tulng closely watched
with the iues that he may cali ON HE
brother tor money % get out Of toe
county with. The impression aIpyurs
to prevail that 5ichur be- stiil IN hiding
I'D M where la the mountains. The
iuurfal ot HE victim occurred thls
afternoon.
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San FRANllsCO, sept. 70 News
has uruu I"rulyed here from Tahiti
that Count Frsttlics, the Austrian no.
blemnu Whu married J, B. Haggin's
daughter, ~ deaf. The news Gomez IN
n very roundabout way, yet II iS very
generally b-llsyeI. rno report Is tlat
his death occurred in one Ut the Penn
phyu group ~ the South sea where he
Hud tho Cuuni,ss have teen living
with tho iRlivtf, The news VI n e.
Is uut's death was taken lTlm the
island by small schooner which Ia
raid 10 have called tEuTo Hier IN,
ctuut had been tuned, To latH rfoura
Island anu nom thute u vas cent b.
tue schooner Lsyanl 10 Iaaili.
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NALoH nLwAWnED.
Lieutenant stRdirT Siops a HunawA
Horse and rats Ia t.oyr,

Lieutenant stRdisF >iaps Runaway
Horse and Rats Ia LoNr,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept 25.-Liout.
Erntst Won stsdier aud Miss Auua
Myet, Of Chicago, were married. lat
night by Justice MewoneL LIEUT.
Won Sta iicr WAS an Rltache ot the Ger.
man Wufldh Fair oummissipb. The
cUuTlship Uf Lieut.. Won Stadior began
IA a more romantic way tnan usual, Tor
when he tirst saw his bride she wAs In
b carriage behind runaway horse.
lie stopped the runaway, made tar
acquaintance u the young woman aud
this Wedding was tile tttulI.
Lieut.. Won -tAilrr was formerly Rn
tillcrr OF the UnlanH aud II tue second
tuH OF Count Won 5tauler Of 5azOny.
Hts BRIDE IN n sister ~ DR., w. IA.
Myrrs, Of ChleAgo,and DLA.D.Myets,
VI Milwaukee.
rne couple VIII 20 10 Germany on
their Wedding tTip, but will return T.
America ana Terluu Ia Chicago.
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IIe Acknowledged His GnllL

w. NJ. HVudefsjn. the young Colo.
Ndoan VINO was buiflrndoi by the
Rescue Mission people 10 the sEtont OF
being provided with food, shelter aud
work, ami who was arrested yesterday
igr bu fglar'aing the residence OF Mt. J.
Is. Ws'urn, this morning confessed his
guilt IN the police court. lie was held
in 500 10 await the grand iutyis
action. Briny unable 10 obtain sure
ti,s ho VS. rrmsuded ~ the custody
VI JailOf kmual.
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FAN FRAsCiaUO, Sept 1.-THE
Southern Pacific company IL making
preparations 20 Increase winter travel
from tho List over the sunset route
Eud 10 that emf will offer superior sd
yautAgts 10 tempt tho tfave,er away
from other tOaus beginning win
November lat, lrsl class tram Will
cave vvury ThuudAy from New o.
leans Tor Ban Fmuoisbn aud similar
traius Will run tOm San Fmucisco 10
New Orleans. II h claimed y rail-
road tiliclals that Ihest trains will be
uu.urlass west " Chicago.
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Indge rInylon ronyaIc.cenl.

Il. n. Clayton, formerly probate
ludg Of u aver county, vino has been
ruunncd Co tho hospital ~ this ~ Tor
several wethf uasi, undergoing treat
mont for an nilmrnt 90 severe ~ CO.
utprfsltutU tie IetipfmHncn OF two
uIUItiItH, iH uDw cUuvh.vtCvut. bur.
lHg tuc day hn Wa seen uu the streets
anu ral1u btloi vlsit 10 Democratic
htadquaTists
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Did Dol "KIII ard PIenl GnIIIy.

Detective Paul anu ratrolmcn Gii.
lcspic anu Rhodes last night CAPTURED
young chap named Ralph Shelby
anu with him y cOmpIct, Ne of new
burglar tools. This morning ho plead
guiuy 90 hayius uusgAr tUIis in hIs
percussion. Sentence, however wus
deferred until tom fr0w.
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Inpnnrsc hili,d In nnltir.

NOiSAIiuMA, Sept, .5,-lhe German
cruiser AleXandfiHe has arrived here.
Among the Jspauese killed in tho
battle ~ the YHlu liver were Com-
mnndet Ssk0m1to, u the gunbDat
Akagi; Lituleuauts Tcsaba and
Sunucui, ~ the cruiser HnHuidnty;
L3outeusHiH 5lma ant Ito, " the
cfuhtr Matsuthimn; Lieutenant NJ ga,
q the cruiser Akit-himr; Llcutcuant
AssO, u the cruiser Nusuima; Cuirf
Surgeon MyacH; Chirf paymastrr
l-hizuka AID Surgeon MutekUtL
llifty u0u.clmmits.uued tillrurs nud
men were killuI, AM 7bl wDuudrd.
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NLw YuHlS, Sep. 25.-Ois Fuiskis.
china, DONG business VI der the name
Of the japanese Trading company, hss
Assigned % william n. Iafbril tor
the tei eft Of the creditors without
reference. Mr FuikIschlua l. In
Jspnn anu the as gumuut was signed
by Marcus ;. rarurll, who holds the
power OF attorney. Tho amount IN
v0lyed II about 100000.
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AneIher strlle rrennhl..

NEW iObIt, Sept gj.- rhefe II a
possibility uf anutuur strike 81 the
brotherhood VI taiiUU, which Will IN
yOlye 1000 member. j. Dol steiu,
secretary " thr brotherhood, taiu today
that nt a meeting last night boycott
was ordered on all the Boston materials
shipped 10 this city. Delegates we're
cent Out To all the snops tOday calling
VA the tsilom moi to make ~ Boston
material,
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DIvonorD Avn ur.nAnRIED.
Tue Cns- oT pr. IsRrnr Rnd his wiic
aRusss Announcement

Tue anHe ct W. hfnfnf hhN hAH WIZ
causes AstontshmsnL
San DiguO, Cab, Sept 2j.-A,ton-
lshmpnt IL islt Ia this city on lCcOunt
OF fresh developments M the liuafns.
Hullwsil Gaze, Interest Ia which was
.alsly tvived by the divorce OF Mfs.
-unwelI itom her husband, Dr.
Hrarur.
They nave been remarked by supe.
fi5t Judge Pierce.
The uivoIue WIS granted en- the
grounds OF cruelty ana failure ~ pro.
vide. Ia opp tlliOn 10 Hrsrns's wishes
Nts. HeAfue was allowed 10 resume
her former name. Hcarnr, few days
tciUtr, had threatened that " the cAs.
wss Itustuuted he would change HE
wtc VIII tie murder ~ her former
husband, Amos J. Stillwril, the All
liuuaifo packer Of pork ut hauuiuAl,
Mo-, whose taking OIL early Ia ne
winter uf lsss was never saiiiaotofily
explained, A. Mr.. Hrarup was very
bitter In bef lie uuCiau0n VI her huu'
baud before aud alter securing a Ill
yofcr, her complete change Of front IL
causing great amount VI gOssip.
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CIo.lng 10 .ngn. nenn.rIr..

NEw lOmS, Sept g5-Pre,idont
iHvemeyer Of tho American Sugar
company, has issued orders tor the
closing at once 81 half the rphneriea
aud ueHt week the remainder viii be
shut down. This action h taken be-.
cause Of tho large am luut of refined on
hand, Hnd also, it Ia sAid because VI
the operation VI the new tariff.
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GENNnAL ~ uoNoRrp.
lie uied on the battlefield uut IL not
Forgotten BY the Emperor

LOSDON, Sept. 2j.-A dispatch from
Ticn ltin rayH Au imperial 'dict has
teen Issued by the emperor Of China,
expressing regret nj the death Of Gen.
lcfG ESQ, Killed while leading charge
attho battle u Piag Yang. The ,m-
pefor hiss ordered that posthumnuz
honofs to paid TO the dead general aud
imlcrial fyou have been btstOw cd
upon his family. Lieutenant Ching,
hr,t lieutenant Of the chin Yuen, the
Chiuese war vessel sunk at the battle
on the Yalu river, has reacuei the
Chinese camp on the banks Of the
Ialu river. He reported that the
captain VI the Chin Yuen escaped
drowning but died NJ his wounds.
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DESvER, Colo, Sept. 25.-A srecisl
irgm Phoenix, ARR, 10 the Atlgs,
gives AZ account OF u Z ch gold uad.
A Mexican placer miner working Oh
tue Hasi lsmpu, EDuut fifteen milus
from Phoenix discovered rich float
that hRI been turned w By The recent
rains. Following u up he found u
IuoRct from which he took over g.. OJu
IN gold. Since then the SpHuiafd aud
lwO companions have tuktu uut $4,000
FuTIhyf search resulted In the uIzUUy-
Uly DIN IiCh ledge.
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IIc H. Stalking - Tour ~ the world ON
wheels

CHICAGO, Sept 25.-rhr frsr that
Frank Lruiz, the Pittsuurg cyciisi,
making tour ~ the world had urt-
ished iu thu Persian d,fer', bias been
disfciIed. william a. Merry today
received letter from Lruiz uated
Iehefau, rcr'ls, April H. The cyclist
reported that Ice had matte 1904
miles and met with universally MuI
treatment Twcuiy.cirht uighis iu
the desert he wss COMPELLED 10 slsCp
without shelter, but he reported him.
self In excellent health,
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CHICAGO, sspt .5.-rhs arguments
IN the tnsr against President Deb. anu
other officers OF the A. H. u. wcfr
tcguu to-day In the Unlloi State.
g urt District Attorney Milchrst
opened for the government with n
81 reon occupying tue morning snd
afternoon sessions.
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Los ASOELEs, Cal, sep. 9j.-den.
AutouiO Ek-ta, sud his two Attorney,
Lubfun sui q zoe ia, have arrived ia
tots ciiy. They hfe en- route TO Mex
ic., where they Will optn negotiations
with several south American states On
n general plan VI fodrtating.
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NEW Yuul, Sept IS The hattie.
ship Maine started Uu the uOutTnrtJfs'
ttiai trip this morning, Captain r.. 81.
Bunce IN command. Representative
Of tue Quntard Iron works anu the
contractors are on board. The Maine
10 pfOvisiUntd for two weeks trip,
she will run 10 the open sea.
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WARSAW, Sept. 25.-5iK,y houses
In Blsssekl city, the district Of Kalish,
Russian Poland, where the cholera
IL making fearful favagrs, were ret Rffe
last night anu destroyed. A number
u inmates affected with tue cholera
and unable 10 save themselves, were
burned 10 death.
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PULLMAN METHODS.
AitEeld Gives Facts and Figures 60 the
Hoard ~ EQUALIZATION,

srRINoFIELp, Ills., Sept, 25.-Gov.
ern0r Altgeli today addressed the state
board Of equalization on the assessment
OF the Pullman ualnce car Compauy's
property. lie showed muuy hgufus
and facts concerning the olmpsuy's
manner OF escaping taxation IN this
an other status, anu In Canada. The
company, Tor inolAnce, gavn In $50, g.
OUO, 900 nH capital stock when II should
be sil, 900 600. The governor begged
Tho board TO make proper ami Just
assessment Of this property, Ia justice
to the people anu tho state.
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KAriIns Avn HoERs.
Tho Former ThTsRt'u 10 Attach
small ioWn IN africa.

LouRE.zD MArQutz Dr,.gol Bay
s.rt .b.-sry,rai ,uourauu Kailirs are
IN .,lruitg u attack this Town. Tho
loytfpmont has distributed armH
sm.nr inc wniIu population Tor do
frnrr. Luureuzo Marquee i1 q walled
T. rlugose town ut Aitcn on lhn norm
sdr Of Delagoa ray 10 mas p'pulA-
lIou " about 5000 ami lSpro'uolou oJ
roughly oouslTuuIuJi Old lof's'
Tnp Ttansyusl leaders nave long
been anxious 10 secure control OF lhe
Dslagoa bay railroad aud 10 have me
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WATEHTOwS, \. y, sept. .5.-A
serious COT Migration broke out ~
Jerome Hotel NJ Cape Vincent at
o'clock this morning. Jerome hotel,
Hotel Alg uquin, eight stories, The
telegraph office anu post oillca were
consumed. Tho los h slEO.OJU.
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CmCAuu,sepL.5.-A lauio occurred
amour : cablv car IaDcngtis TO-DAY
when fouf heavily loaIcd trsius,
luu.,ned ny the step u the cable,
dashed down tho inclluc IN Naubut
street tunnel auI CRASHED into each
other Ut the bottom. Tue Passengers
were buried Ia sll directions, but none
were seriously hurt.
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MINIATURE, Sept. 25.-Ihe Plank
ingtun uauE case came up In the mu.
niuipAl court today. After long hfgu.
mUnt Il was practically drcidtd 10
issue "a Waftant lof 4. +. Day only,
continuing ths examination Of William
pIhnklnElOn.
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TO kncc.rn nrnhsnhnII.

WAsHINGTOS, ID. g., Sept 2i.-
The Pfusl1onI appointed General Wm.
wArd Dufislj, Of neutrality-suspicious..
rnt OF the coast and ge0uulic sutyey,
10 succeed PfoL r. q. AisuJeuhuli, To.
sigued,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
suorIA r,,I srREEE
No clue 10 ihe Harder Obtained ~
the rottcr

CLLvELASD, Sept. .5.-James b.
Cnvrn, general freight agrni Of the
Valley railroad Is. aud % was shot
and killed IA the street 10y au unknown
pprsou last night. Five bullets piorceI
nir body. Parties living near the teeuu
VI tue murder heard tho shots ani ~
womau scream. the police have not
aecured tho sllghtssl clue. CaVen was
a wIuuwer, ms yoafs old, anu reside
with A DAUGHTER ~ keunEri street lie
Wa man Of exemplary haui1a rs lar
as known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25

WAsHGSurON, Sept. gu. \. s.
Columbia sailed yesterday from Port
land for BlueneldE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25

Tea Dollar, was ~" tum obtained by
N. a. ktug.
Chicago, Sept. .5.-Aa evidence 10
oasu vi s'ault ana lnittTy In Justice
FCs,uI's couu, a contract was produced
by which NJ. Il. King cold his wife to
Henry Reuter- for SO about year ago.
King met Reuter- on South CLARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-27

Licenses to marry have been issued to
the following: Harry l.. johnson and Car
RE NJ. Morgan; Leonard Armstrong Brad
ley of New York city and Elizabeth Helena
Bootes of this city: George II. Bennett of
Thomaston, Me, and Annie NJ. Donohue Of
Prince Georges county. Nd; James III.
Rhone and Isabella r. Boone: Roley T.
Smith and Ida ]. Jeffries. both of Fauquier
county, Va; William Taylor and Harriet
Coates; David Bias and Sarah Fair: Frank
A. Scherer and Adelaide V. Lynch; David
H. Williams and Lizzie Roberts. both of
Scranton. Va: Edward Robert French and
Mary Roth: Harry Thompson and Cora Lee
Shaw; Francis G. SaNton and Emma r.
French: Paul Borsl of this city and Fanny
Ammatter of New York city; Luther JUDI
kins and Maria jackson: Geo. Flammer Of
Newark. \. j.. and Mary 4. Shreve Of
Dickerson, Md; Bernhard ID. Bieitz of
Brooklyn, y. ", and Wilhelmine NJ Ock-
ershausen of this city; Peter Bingham and
Lula Carnish: William Simon of this city
and Lucy Thompson of Fredericksburg, Va /;
Ernest b. Thomas and Ella N Howard :
Mark c. Thomas and Fannie z. Arnold
Percy Taylor of Boston. Mass, and Geor-
gia Butler of this city.