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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-17
WHIT TEO-TAYLOR.
Their Marriage Took Place this Morning
Morris Street.

This m)rDi Z at II O'clock at the resi-
dence Cf Mr.. G. c. Taylor, on Morris
street, Miss Mary Lilly Taylor, one of
tayclteyille's fair daughters, was united
IN the bonds of matrimony with Mr..
Thomas }. Whitted, of Fayetteville.
Miss Taylor is niece of Messrs c. c
ana George Taylor, of this city, and is
daughter of the late Mr.. w. T. Taylor,
oae of Fayetteville'S most prominent Cit
liens.
key. A. J. keleray, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Fayetteville, was
The aiticiating clergyman.
Miss Elizabeth Cameron Taylor was
"ad Of honor and Mr., d. C. Whtted,
brother of the groom, was best man.
The wedding was attended by few
inends. Messrs D. G. Whitted, S. II.
Niange, J. A. Moore, a. !. Huske, and H.
NcGeachy, of Fayetteville, were in at
'enaance. Several friends of the bride,
",m distance, were in attendance
ne happy cople left on the nom train
.-of Ayettevillc where they will make
'-ejr home.
Miss Lizzie Taylor accompanied them
10 Raleigh
HE GLOBE wishes Mr. and Mrs Whit
|" al. The happiness that life can give
Trade Improving.
MT c. Anderson, superin tendent of
'De Blackwell factory, was made to smile
''S; Monday morning when Mr.. Carr,
,1e president, handed him an order for
immediate shipment amounting to l 900,
''' pounds Of Bull Durham.
That Joyful Feeling
II" 'Ae eXhilarating sense of renewed
0'''" and strength and internal cleanli
SS' which follows the use of Syrup of
So Is unknown to the few who have
progressed beyond the old time mcdi-
re' ana the cheap substitutes sometimes
Informed.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-17
ents, Children Under II Years Half Price.

at
your cAets IN advance
Excursion
Location OF lo
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-17

.,p', toming and Going-NOtes of In
tercht Fasily Fead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
THE COLORADO WESTERN.
Proposed Railway from Grand junction
TO Provo aud Park CITY.

Regarding the talkod.oi railway
through tho UncomrAhgte Indian
reservation and connecting Grand
Junction, Colorado, on the east end
with Provo aud Park CITY on the
west, the Denver NtirS OF Tuesday,
the 1870, Gays chat on Monday tho
Colorado Western Railway company
WAS INCORPORATED 10 build lines ff0m
GhnI Junction into the asphalt region
%. Utah. tho capital stock 10 placed
~ 81 100000 ami tue board VI difccturs
incluutH tho NAMES oi ~. Vain Lu
5ieul, Of Salt Lake, =. NJ. Logan, w. =.
Bristol, 3. o.. Mcaiullou aud IA. W..
Ross, Oi Al,Ha county.
Tue main iiue VI the proposed route
leaves GfAud Junction, passing north.
west 10 Douglas cfvrH summit, Gar
field county, down the creek g. Range.
ly Ia RIO BlancO county, Col IN 10,
down tbu White fiyct 10 the state
line, westerly 10 the Oufay Indian
agency, Up the Duuuusue river
tO strawberry creek, up the creek
% Daniels creek summit, down Daniels
creek 10 the Provo aver, anu thence
10 Provo city, Utah. A branch named
tue Evacuation creek branch IL pro.
!ocltl TO tuu junction Of the creek with
the White rivef, anu another branch,
beginning NJ Daniels creek, Il pro.
Itct,d 10 Park Guy, Ctan, Three
counties u COi0taIo arc To he tfavvIsed
by the m, in line Aud its branches, tue
main Stations being dfaud Junction,
Ia this state, anu Provo and Park City,
utah. Tue hunuquartrrs VIII be main
tained At st. biuis, Mo-, anu Grauu
Junction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
TROn ,nIuAUO 10 nav YORii.
A letter 'arrier's Hieycte uscord nc
tween thr i've cities.

Letter 'Rrftsr's nicyete uscord no'
tween th~ i've tttirs.
NEW YOmS, oct. l7.--seven dayH,
Thirteen hours anu thiriy-hve minutes
b. now the bicycle record iUf tie
uorlhtru route bctwou Chicago aud
New York. 10 wa established by A..
h.. smith, the letter carrier aud mem.
Tor Of the Lakn View Cycling Club nj
Chicago, who dismountei from HE
wheel In Now York exactly i've
minutes after o'clock lat night A.
ho len Chicago at o'clock last rues.
Jay mofning, hi SEXUAL time on the
Ioud was, a. given above, Z days, 10
hours anu 80 minutes, one hour Doing
accounted Tor by the difference In Time
between the two elites.
When smith arrived Ia New York
he was not uxHcuy M object VI beauty,
nor was he In = condition 10 nt once
head his wheel for Chicago on his 10.
turn Nip.
He finished In good condition.
His clothes were torn AMI iattcrcd,
mute proofs OF msuy tumble. The
fidrr struck a storm OF snow, rain aud
hhil al WUstnriI, y. v, aud dil not
clear 10 uutil he fcaohcl Amsterdam.
Tho foads oil through this siale wore
almost impossible AID if0m Buffalo 10
poughkcepsir he mover lett the railroad
tirs. A. pecKskili his wheel slipped
aud he tell anu slid nearly one hundred
and fifty feet down mouuiain.siIu,
suffering 20 more arri1ur Injury than n
severe nfuise OF biz right leg. Only Zoe
this he would start today on bis return
trip, ondeav0fing 10 secure record tot
two thousand miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
Toda vs. Probate Court

The estate OF Gen. w. Phillip, do.
ceased. Hearing on petition for letters
administration. Louisa h. Phillips
appointed dm,nistratrix, on ding n
bond OF 5000,
GuArdiauship OF Howard NJ. Twom-
bly, et al. Hearing on citation dis.
missed.
Estste Of Archibald Scroggie, de.
ceased. Order directing citation 10
Issue on H.. 4. Sheets, VIM. Is, Preston
aud B. IA, Suhettlrr 10 appear on We'd
nesday, November 7th, Ter examina-
ton concerning certain moneys be-
longing TO said estate.
Estate OF Eben Miller, deceased.
Order directing citation To issue on
Glen Miller aud Paul Hammer to ap.
PEAR for examination ON Tuesday, De-
l0ber 3Oth, with reference To Certain
matlers Rotating TO this estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
Union Wants More School Room.

Pursuant to call OF the school
trustees OF district No 20 (Unionl, "A
number OF the leading men OF that part
Of this county met Ia the central
school house on Monday evening lss,
and discussed the needs Of the school
population for more room. Trustee
Gr.nlIhs presided; and Messrs. Sharp
auu Griffin, the other two trustees,
were present, the latter acting M sec
Rotary.
The scholars In this diairict are very
scattered, sumo being nearly two miles
from their respective school houses,
and duTiug the winter season n II al
most impossible for the little Oues
10 travel through the snow. To
remedy this a number VI plane were
H,lupest1d, the iinal outcome Of which
was the trustees were authorized "
nroeurs plaua anu estimates tor an
sJtitipu 10 both OF the new schOO
houses now used, and Tor two primary
school houses, ons on the north anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
Junction City Notes.

r. =. Mordaunt lett for Chicago to
look after the removal Of factories 10
Ogden.
a marriage license was isiued to
Wilmer ulgley, 90, and Victoria T..
King, IL, boih ui Hooper
Five passenger conductors have been
relieved from duty on tnu 5outhtru
Pa, inc.
a circular has been Issued by the
RIO GAudr Western railway forbid.
dog tue employees u that road taking
~ their fesidrnco ~ any pnft OF the
city east Of Washington ard south VI
lwenty'siEth street. This works .
hardship with those who have resi-
dencos outside Of the prescribed limits
The road, however, claims TO have
teen hampvred ny reason Of its en-
ployes who aro subject 10 call beinl
30 Tar distant from their headquarters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
AMUSEMENTS.

DOWNING LAST NIGHT. The the.
atfioal tue has surely turned, aud
there IL no d,uut that the temple Of
amusement Ia Salt Lake has entered
on un era Of most decided improve.
meat la affairs financial. Robert
Downing was greeted by au imm ensr
audience last evening, one that count.
cd up In b oiilce receipts, even mofc
than the big audience that saw the
opening night Oi Friends. The enter.
taiumeut was full Of attfactyenusr,
anu the pleasant impression made by
the pruduuIiOu-iOr the Gladiator as
done ny Mt. Downing IN Ia production
with great deal more than the name
Implies ON the fOad-guarAnteus anOtu-
OF good h usu tonight. The
main Interest ia the Representation II
IN the scenery,t the nmphithoAtru ttl CT,
the sword combat aud the wrestling
bout, all OF winch ATsustd tho creates
kinu Of enthusiasm. MI Downing 10
gOO1, vigorous actor VI tins rugged
school, aud while he II not saiyiui
nor n Mccullough, he h youns aud
there In undoubtedly good deal Of
growth ahead OF MIN, His vic, Eu.
genie Blair, IL u handsome woman and
CAPABLE actress, snd SHE alsO came
In tor some Of the heartbeat plaudits.
The supporting company IN also OF \
good average, soms Oi ~ very good,
aud the Hroua scene was extremely
we'll handled. The attraction IL one
thgt can ne commented aud deserves
the prosperity II u enjoying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
September Weather.

The month OF September, Gays o.
server Salisbury, wa unusually wet Tor
$ ptembvr owing 10 heavy rains
during the 1rst MALI Of tho month.
About three times the normal precipi.
tation Tor september occurred. There
were nearly twD weeks of pleasant
weather from the IAN 10 the g1ih.
Toe month was three degrees colder
THAI ..s average, AMI 0nr degree
colder than September last year.
Froats occurred early 10 the higher
valleys, AMI quite general and
severe irust occurred on the g0.h which
was destructive 10 vegetation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
roInorea.c ,lno Army.

wAsuiNuroN, Oct, 1.-The annual
report u MsJof General o, o. Howard,
commanding the department of the
East recommends the Increase Of the
army TO at least double the sizs OF the
present force. In his Judgment II will
be the bert possible method OF pTeserv'
ing peace until the yeXntious questions
which are now troubling tue country
are put at tvit by asoln1'oh salisfac-
tory 10 tho people.
General Howard expresses the opin.
ion that already our coast deienses are
in a fairly good condition, aud In con
junction with the ever increasing navA
armament there Will 30 little fear from
outside AggTtsslons'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
rnE WORN IUHSs Ar LAST
sailors Cause the Arrest OF sea Cap
tains ON Reaching rorL

sailors cause the Arrest OF Hea cap.
tains ON Reaching Fort
MILWAUKEE, Osi. l7.-ltie bocom-
ing lad among sailors to secure the
arrest OF their captains when they
reach this port, OF slss there Is n tud.
dsn epidemic OF ierocity among the
lake captains. There have been Three
arfusls here Of lake captains accused
of assaulting sailors white nj STA ami
last night there was anOtaer John
La Vramblos, captain OF the steamer
Skinner, IL the defendant, anu Cha-.
l.. sullivan, "A commUu sailor, the
nuouser. Sullivan olaima that the
captain became licensed NJ MIN while
on the lake aud struck him on tho
neck with n red hot poker, The cap
tain claims that thtte 10 growth.
spirit OF characterization among tho
seamon anG that unless they oAH GU
force stTiot obeIiencs while under way
they cannot be rufplusible Tor tue
lives OF passengers aud crew. They
claim that q refusal 70 obey otuvTs
promptly In muliuy aud that captain
Is Justified IA u-ing an ~, cluu, OF
whatever may DO handy. some hne
points OF foieral marine law arc IN
vOlyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
anr low, rmE ID.
Mes Eliza carson Has spout Fortune
tho Steamboat Lines

Mr. Eliza Carson HAS spcnt Fortune
on tue steamboat Lines
CHICAGO, OCT l7,-Mrs. Eil1a Car
sou is said to DO most eccentric old
lady. Although she has reached tbs
advanced age VI "a y0ars, her love Tor
the AGA amounts TO almost a mania ana
she spenus nearly oil Of her tins upon
ID. Sns h eptndiug her iof'uno AZ
well, II IL alleged, aud in ton years, II
Ia claimed, has poured s5O,OOO INTO the
Golfers Of The Atlantic steamship COM
unnigF. IL ia because OF TINS unusual
nropensity for squandering money that
Juliu, R0hrbaun, her sou.in'lAWi has
| asked tue probate court 10 appoint n
conseryalor 10 tako charge OF anu save
| what sue has leit'
Ten years ago, he says, she had a
! fortuus uf $4,000 nnda out siO,OOO
nss gone TO crafty the old lazy de-
ire ior travel. During that ume she
| mas crossed the Atlantic MY limes And
during the last yeag she mas been
,eross thirteen times since January
lI. Mr.. RlhTbach thinha che
M no longer pus,oased OF SOUND reason.
lie states TO tue court that he Iears uhe
viii b, robbed or murdered II she 10 AL
Iov ed 10 continue her trips, for she
siways carries her eutiIe fortune In y
lin b < wherever she goes. Her SON
,u.law fears that sue VIII leave iol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
A Card.
SAIL LAKE Ci1Y, Oct. 10, 1894.

SALT LAKE CiIY, Oct. 10, 1894.
Ed,tOr Deseret AsOG
Asa duty that 1 owe to my many
siauuch friends who were 10 surprised
when I, TRANSFERRED that my name was
not presented 10 the Republican county
convention, make this explanation;
John r. Axiom, delegate from my
war;, the Twentieth, on whom dc.
pended 10 present my name 10 Ia,
convention, for fcasous nest known a.
himself diu not do 30, giving me no la.
timatiou ~ that tfirot 20 that | coull
provide for the emergency, AMI when
TOO late 10 remedy the Evil
realized the cold truth, anu that other
fact, that Judas i,oHiot dloi q long
time ago, but his PECULIAR characters
tics stili remain. Hm very Truly
your, +. Nj. BISHOP.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
OUANTICO ROBBERS.
Three Of The Sven Outlaws Sup
posed 10 b Appreciated,
SOME OF THE MONEY RECOVERED.


CUMBERLAND, Nd, Oct. l7.-rhls
morning ON ~ Beck noticed man
ntar the Is. y q. depot trying TO bosrd
an express train, westbouud, with two
satehels. The man answered the drs.
,rlpticn Of one implicated In the
robbery OF thoexpress car at Qlauiir.,
Va, last week. When the officer at
G mplvL 10 arrest the man he started 20
run, but wss caught Upon bei1g
searched sl.553 was found hidden In
two wooden stOcsiuge, SOB were found
Ia notes and $3.50 IN silvcf Re
bad a silver watch, gold one, lot Of
pawn tickets aud three silver pocket
books. a Cote navy revolver was
upon his person, rhuTs we're ~ cart
ridges In his pocket AM a memo
Taudum book eh0Wtn~ whero thU tn
tire doodle had been divided between
the mrn. In the eAtchel we're found
muddy ahOrs, a slouch hat ana wearing
apparel that looked like diHguiacr. He
hakud 10 be- taken 10 n wator closet anu
while there tried TO hide another re-
voivrr aud HJme money, hut wha
caught In the act. The mhu weighs at
least 100 pounds, IL siK feet tail, win
smooth lace anu dresses neatly. IL was
discovered that he arrived In this city
abUut II O'Clock yesterday morning ami
Lest several hundred dollars In gam
bling house. rhU police are cOundunt
they have one OF the robbers. he was
committed 10 lail 10 await TRIAL hn is
very sullen and refuses 10 talk, hut
before his commitment no told n num-
her Of conflicting stories.
NEW YOm,, Oct. i7.-Of the seven
QuanticD tfAin robbers, the Adams
Express Go. believe three are now
under arrest. President l.. q. Weir
believes that the Cumberland suspect
was one of the three men under sur
velllauce who passed through Trout
Royal, V. A., Monday ni.hL They
bought new clothes Hnd were traced 10
Norfolk and western Train. bubse'
quenuy two were apprchended At
Cherry Ran and sout ~ jail NJ Mar.
unAtufg. Tue third escaped.
Weir IL positive the total amount
stolen did not exceed 100000.
WAsnINuIoa, Oct. ia special TO
he Star from Cumberland, 81. d., eays'
Onc Of thu Quantico train roubrfs was
captured Ia this city early this MORN
ing, aud ono at Cherry Run.
Foun MORE SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS.
wAsnINuToS. ID. e., Oo. l7.-COn'
ducluf u ueu VINO arfivel IA Washing
ton ut noon today reported that iht
authorities are on the track OF ioui
men In addition 10 three arrested fol
The Quantioo robbery. OF the four, two,
be- rays, were placed under arrest al
Martlnshurg this morning, where they
had boarded freight train, At dheu'
audoah junction, between Martins
burg aud Hafpef's Ferry, the railroad
men informed Conuuotor Green thai
twp men had purchased tickets thii
M rning whom the agent thought 10 b
suspicious characters,
tue conductor says the railroad hai
been Infested with toughs who have
been ut Maryland county mifs and sf'
now seeking other nelds. ihis state
ment Ia important ~ Indicating tina
the men IN iail may rave other rtRsouI
than participating In the rein robbery
for wishing TO avoid the NJ lals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

one on the south eide Of Little Cotton.
wood creek, the distance between thee
when those atc built they will accom-.
moIate a nu.nbur Of children livlug ia
the western part ot Hfnuite AMI Builot
wAfds, who are alsO Ilnced Al quite n
disnuvnutage on account o. byiug s1
remote from their own school houses.
The trustees Will call another meet
Ing IN the near lTtufe and report their
duiugB and usli for meeting IN time
90 vote on the per cent Of school tax, y
any shall be levied next year 10 carry
out thtdu suEgestiOne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
,hause,,nJ. -. ome.-.

SAN FRASoisco, oct. l7.--It IL re-.
ported that q. W. Luce, tho local
freight agent VI tho Union Pacific,
viii, In November, succeed s. d..
shepard Hu assistant general freight
agent Of the Southern Pacific. Rumors
Of other changes In tue Southern
Pacific offices sfe current. IL In also
said that since the policy Of retrenoh'
meat went into fleet, 400 clerks have
been dismissed aud that more diamis.
sails arc 10 follow.
One OF tho fumOu IL that the land
departments " the Southern Pacific
and the Central Pacific afu 20 DO con-
solilated and that they will be ia
charge Of William II. Mills, the
present head Of the Genital Pacific
land department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
THE BURNS MURDERERS.
Probability that They Escaped North
10 Wyoming.

Detective r.. A. Franks has received
from the county clerk OF Carbon o0un.
ty copy OF letter sent from the
office VI that official to Sanpete county,
nj follows:
PmCE, Utah, Oct. 10, 1884.
County CLERK VI 5anpele Count
Dear r-lniormatlon has Just come
to mo hich would indicate that tue
theory D Detective Franks respecting
the Burns murderefs IL the correct one,
WIS that kotloru aud Nickel went
north iustrad uf touth, Ga Saturday,
tue Oth inst, twu men answering tue
description 1 the mIrierota arrived nj
WELLINGTON, ma thls county they were
well armed gnd avoided Intercourse
with tue seltlrfs, ana were met vi that
p1int BY a au who brought Them two
saddle hoises ani u rack horse. They
made seluu inquiry respecting the ROAD
north towRTd Wyoming. / do not
know tue address VI your present
.h,rii. and 10 write you. The men
tslEpu with Jel, lilwell aud his son,
nj Wellington. Yours, etc.,
A. BALLISGER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
nAnAGEs Inn AZ I'VE.
Constable Cunatnrhnun sues the Owr-
or OF "a nacs Track tor b5UO 600

CHICAGO, Oct. ~ -lu the suit dlud
against Euwptl CuFrifhu, Ouv OF the
ur1pfietuu Of the Hawthorne race
track, Constable John Henry Gun.
ningnAm asks Tor 500 UlO damages tor
an alleged assault, from which ne l0si
tho use " one OF hia eyes. rht constn'
bic, on September l7,n, was given n
state warrant lOf the arrest ~ Coffigau
tor operating pool room In c0nutc.
tion with his tfHcE. Constable Gun.
bingham went Out TO tue track %
eefvu the writ but was resisted. lie
says CofrigAu struck him several
blows and fiually served a warrant ON
him TOT trcspasf, under which he was
COT fined Tor tutce days. On the hear.
log ne was discharged. Ouu OF Cor
ugan'a blows, plsinutl claims, iolicd
him 10 tue ground, anu he was Kicked
ABOUT tho head AMI upon tue right
eye. HIS iplutlrH affected MS tlgnt
anu bis disaOiliIy is permanent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

DENvER, Oct 1.-THE NsUs says
today tuat Lieutenant Colonel Henry
l.. NoyeH, ui the Second cavalry, re-
g ntly transferred from Arizona 10
Fort Logan, has preferred charges
against Gen. McCOok, growing out OF
tho colonu's removal from New Mex.
zoo, on account OF the mplaint made
against him by the CT zsts,lo Atiz ina.
Ac orciug To the AeVs, Noyes desires
10 DO Ofdtrod back 10 the uost from
which he was rniisyed, -Iut Secretary
Lamont has sustained tue general gnd
Noyts VIII remain nj Font Lo an.
Since his arrival he ha. neglected 10
pay his respects 20 the commanding
general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
Macon and rar CnlIIslon.

There was a tirocl car and wagon
collision on Slate street abou, 1880 ibis
morning which resulted in The lattur,
which was loaded with fruit and ytge.
tables, being knocked w against a
telephone pole, where % was wrecked.
The fruit aud vegetables were scattered
about the pavement almost 90 the curb
lines. Toe cor was ni-O damaged.
tn. accident was caused by tie car
striking the wagon while 10 was being
driven aofos- the track.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
Street Car Srrylce rhnnre.

The Salt Lake Cay Railway com
pAny have arranged for change In
the running VI their cars on Sunday
nights. Alter the 2l,t Inst. all cars
will leave the intersection of East
Temple and First South ON tue last
trip nj II o'clock instead Of II O'Clock
midnight, NJ heretofore. Dutiug week
days, however, the service Will remain
the same M now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
Land Office.

The following nlings were made 10
the local land Office under date Of Oct.
l7th.
Walter NJ. Christian, Of Beaver,
Beaver county, desert entry ~ the
northwest quarter Of section -, town.
ship - south, range 7 west
Tue following homestead patent
was received from Washington;
No, $50, William G., G. Morrison,
Of JOstpn, SEWER county, 100 acres
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

KANSAS CIIY, 40, Osi. F.-Chas.
Pearson, a special policeman employed
by the wealthy residents Of Hyde PARK,
was murdered by BURGLARS NJ tho resi-.
dence OF Arthur a. M0shtr, president
Of the Air Line, early this morning.
The key " the cellar was found near
the corpse. This key was one Of Pc
oullar pattern, given Richard Russell,
negro formerly employed ah night
watchman VINO fired the cellar furnsoe
nj night. Russell said he lent the ley
TO another colUted man who helped
him about the house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

NEW YOml, Oct. l7.--tuitial sales
resulted IN lower figures for almost
every security trided IN, the losses,
however being unimportaut. Sugar
has teen very lvvefish; II advanced
reacted y, covered
Sugar lost ralitu =, reacted and
toward noon advanced Prices gem
orally advanced steadily alter IL. A
break OF Z! q on tho sterling exchange
does away with all the talk Of gold
shipments lur the present.
The market was generally weak
after ?, IN. and closed heavy. Sugar
broke
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

NEW York, OtL l7.-rhr board Of
directors of the Alcnison rosd today
accepted the reel nation Of AID n
Sprafu. II 0aid Duvul will take his
pace on tho directors ticket IA the
approaching election. The board
counted ptoAies Tor their ticket ard
report having majority VI tho entire
capital OF the company, aud more
stock than ever voted bufJto At the
annual election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

TOLEDO, ono, Oct. i7--At L9tla,
iauling county, inis morning, as the
cxWesB messenger on the east-bouuu
Nicflc PiaIe train vas throwing OH
parkagea, strange man pichcd up a
package ~ fur garments and started o.
run. The messenger fred, hitting tue
f0bber IN the side. He dropped the
package ami escaped alter haii-miie
chase, being picked up by O buggy
with Two men, evidently waiting Tor
him.