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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22
Territorial Notes.

The Sewer fiver Is getting away up,
says the Richneld IdvOoats la cross.
ing In wagons people have TO crawl on
top Of the spring seat lt 10 not safe
f0rIiug NJ VAUDEVILLE,
Riohhold advocate: On the 18th,
Andrew Peterson shot himself h rough
the upper part NJ the log, the ball gas ling
through the flesh Ia 'front.'. The nistol
was out OF order aul scCidently went
of a few days aicrward another
boy borrowed the pistol aud acc.dt utly
shot u horse In the leg.
About twenty-five witnesses IN the
Van PAtien murder case are expected
10 leave Ephialm for Provo on SUNDAY
next, TO DO ia attendance at tine trial,
winch Is s0t for noGt DAY, the 2bth.
The Mauti football team IL said 70 be-
DESTROYS Of capturing the champion.
ship OF the Territory.
Ruhneli AduyoatG The people are
waRiug up tu lau necessity ot running
the SEWER Valley caual north 20 Cedar
Ritgo this spuug, and many nom
Wallsyillo ana NormlIliOn ARE WORKING
on tue extension Tor water stock. The
only trouble now Is Ia TAlsIug cash
enough 10 buy power 10 finish up the
blasting work, AZ the point VI the
mountain south. This should not stand
in the way " completing this great
enterprise.
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having refused Il, tile referee gave
judi smeut In favor Of defendants Tor
thtir costs.
The important question Tor determ.
naiian was the suniCicncy and
nect OF the tender made by plalu.
tIils 10 defendants.
Their hlnOts hell that AZ after the
sale lhu VI dEUH made tonuor
10 writing which the referee
found was valid, then upon thp
refusal OF the Pledges t1 accept
they were guilty OF conversion, their
lien WINS DISCHARGED, nud thereafter
thOy could only look To- the trrfpual
etp0nHluiliiy tf the tIodgOta ilr salts.
faction Tor the debt. The referee could
not lawfully deduct the amount OF the
debt from the amount OF the damages,
especially when mo- such demand wa
made Ia the answer.
Thu case wnH accordingly reversed
and femaul,d with directions o. the
court below 20 grant "a new tfisl. with
leave % The parties Goo amend their
plrRIiugp 10 they deemed IL necessary.
Judges Smith nul MiiUt C0nCurfC d.
4 rAHTNrHsmp ACg0uN1iNu.
The frs, csso under argument was
that VI V. NJ. G.. Silva, piainliii ami
fesronduut " ". l.. Packard, Henry
Coin, J.. N. Auurbauh aud y. Aupt.
thcu luniuf the ilim nmo Of "A. CUhu
a Col, Territorial Wool association,
defendants, Of whom II. COIN a Go.
and +. VI. AucIlluh were plaintiffs
aud APPELLANT.
Mammal. Hnd Klyio and w. H. Dick.
son were CluUsui igt Conn a Cos
Sutherland a. huwAt wore PIgsariis
attorneys Ogden Hilrs aud Brown d
Henderson represented silva.
THO action wss brought Tor tho ssi-
ilemoni % u partnership account and
the distribution VI n considerable sum
VI money In the hands OF r. a. Auer.
bach, belonging no the partnership.
Tue hearing took place before Wade.
mar Van Con- ~ referee. Judgment
vent iu favor Of silva AMI picEntI,
auu ag1inst this aud uu order by Judge
n lne ovoffuliug motion Tor new
trial tho present appeal comes up.
Two MORE FuR ARGUMENT.
O;her onsos set down on today's llni
tor hearing uio.
The Lima Machine Works (Ohiol,
plaintit ana respondent. W A.. H.
fara0uH anu y. a. bowman, defend.
ants aud appellant; ru action OF
trovrr brought by plantin against the
dUiuuuanth tor the conversion VI 10 loco.
motive engine. tue appeal IL ugaius,
the judgment aud order ui Judge
Miner denying dr'ondau,s' motion
TOT new tual,
sely, Schwab 4 co. lIlinoisl,
ulaiuiliis aud resp udeuts, W janice
Tucker anu II. q. Wallace Vralibg as
Tucker a Wallacuk THIS case comts
from thu Fifst disgrict-Judgu a. W,
smith. The action was brought TO 20.
cover ss1l Tor goods cold nud delivered,
aud judgment was given tor the
plaintiffs. The appeal 10 against this
judgment aud from the order Oyofrul.
ing the demurrer % complaint.
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BAsALE March 10, ls9i.--Th ere
was big rainstorm aud wind here on
Friday. There was big washout
about three miles from this pluce, but
the road IL now In good order for
tfAiilc. a large piece Of the road was
alto WASHED away near the school
house.
GA Friday, tho l0lh inst, tho day
school was brought tua close. The
superintendent, MI. MoCTacken, has
done great work Tor the little ones. In
the afternoon there were exercises la
reading and good spelling bee. Chil.
dren and parents Joined Ia the amuse.
mentf. The afternoon was stormy
Thunder, rain Aud hail-some OF the
hAilslones being u the sizB of small
glass marbles. The sChoolmasior re.
ceiyed vote Of thanks from those
present.
Elder Erasmus NJ. Larson 10 called
on mission 10 Scandinavia. lilo will
leave next month.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. dunn gave
an unique lecture al the school house
10 a fun audience.
Our Debating CLUB wa. brought TO
close tor the season lart Tuesday. our
debate finished wltu George Washing
tou briug tue winner.
Tho Primary officers pts dolug
good work; iikrWisu the Relief society
officers. suuIay was cold, but there
was a good attendance Mt sunday
school LONDONER.
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Twsuty.First Ward Social.

The annual reunion aud social Ia
the Twenty.rrst ward meeting house
last night was very pleasant and
highly tucccssiui affair aud 10 tie Y.
H.. NJ. 1. association, under whose
auspices u was given, great credit Is
due.
IL Ia estimated that not less tina 600
porsous were present The building
had been beautifully and appropriately
decorated iJr the occasion. There
were numerous cash contributions aud
"a very substantial sum was realized.
The proceeds will be- distributed am 1ng
missionaries who are now preaching
the Gospel away from home. The
provisions that were donated will be
given TO the deserving poor Of the
ward, An adjournment was taken
until this afternoon, NJ which time the
children Of the ward were TO DO made
the guests Of honor.
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Lnnd nlIlcn Items.

The case Of Lars Nelson VI The
Central Pacific Railway company IL
onhtaring la the land otliou.
Harvey W. King, Of Fillmore, Mil.
lard county, has hlsd an application In
the lanl uiilUg lot HOMESTEAD entry OF
100 ucres IN section n, township ~
south, range 8 west.
Elijah j, WinOeb Of Castle Dale,
Emery county, has file1 an application
Tor homestead entry VI l6l acres /
section 49, township IS south, range o
east.
Isaao W. BuhTman, Of FurfoR, En-.
cry county, has flied application Tor
"a homuHtcu entry Of 100 acres In
section 25, township 10 sOuJh, range
cast.
w. NJ. b. Gum, Of Rich county, has
filed fiual proof iur his desert entry Of
40 acres In section 30 township III
north, range Z wus.,
s. Hays, Uf Bingham, has tlod AZ
application inF n mineral patent tor the
NJ, Gibbons, Charos BuuN aud HoU
man placer mining claims Tue
rlaims ufe designstud us survey No,
2g5s. They or i227 feet IN length by
200 feet In width, and cover ls.2l acres
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DENvER, March g2.-'fho contempt
proceedings against Mayor Van Horne,
EXCISE Commissioners Mulliu AMI
today. W. q. Evans, Ht cfutafy VI the
Denver Tamwa company VINO hal
been accused Of sending several
hundred armed men 70 the
city hall to aid commits .onufs
Orr md Martin In thu light against the
omphatioally drnieI the chatgcs aud
said hc hal ADVISED a peaceful settle
mont Of tho trouble.
The supreme court today received
the briefs presented by the attorneys
Tor Governor Waite, Ia bis city hall
case. Tue court cAp,cts TO render an
opiuion Saturday.
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The "Poople's Lecture Course" DO.
gins Friday evening At 1880 at Ply.
mouth church, 93i Third North street,
with y HtertOpucOn lecture by Prot.
Marshall, Of tue University, on ''Hyp.
nolism." lhu cOutto contains seven
weekly lectures, ave VI them illuslra.
ted. The Others are Rev. w. s..
Hawes, "rhs Mummy King" Prot.
q. NJ. Mnrshall, "Glimpso, Of Eng.
lish History;n Df. h.. V. Silver,
GLOW 10 Have Good HeAllh;n Prof
ID. II. Augsberg, "Chalk Talk on TX.
preston OF Luce" Judge &. g.. Goou.
win, subject 10 Uo announced; Prot b.
Cummings, "Life m Ancient Rlme,n
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WORST STORM IN YEARS,
The Railroad Tailc 10 Cheyenne,
WyomIns, Cat OH.


special D,paf,i 70 ne NgNA
CuEyEsSE, wyo, March 2a-All
railroad ,faliio for a distance Of 20
miles east Of Cheyenne has been ut
standnllll for thiTiy.six hour, but
wet Of Cheyenne the Union Pacific
has managed TO keep the road open,
although the mail aud passenger
trains have been consolidated and
arc running slvoral hours late.
The overland fas mail aud passenger
train No. have Beul showed la be-.
tween Cheyenne anu Pine Bluus near
the NobfsnAa line, since eufly ytstcf-
Gay morning. All other wtsthJund
trains have been abandoned Vt North
Platte. No trains were cent eas. from
Cheyenne over the main line from
tuesday night until I O'Clock this
afternoon, when a special was made up
Of mail cars Rnd nlUclcfs aud cent out
Superintendent Parks " tho Nebraska
division has been out with the
snow plOw since early this
morning aud the ofiicials here think
thH road will bo cleared by this even.
ing. No attempt has been made 10 move
freight trains ON tho Wyoming divlH.
ion since the storm began. The snow
stopped dfiiiing about % O'Clock this
morning and II Ia thawing rapidly
now. The worst storm since October
1892 Ia over
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Frank y. Semplv, who IL well known
Ia local business circle, from his ire.
quent visits here In connection with
railway Anairs, hss been advanced to
the position Of general passenger agent
Of tnu Union Pacific, Beaver anu Gun
Railway. For twu months past Mr..
somple has u1en filling ths position OF
assistant 10 Feed wiz, who undertook
10 direct ugtu the passenger ana freight
business OF mo road. The depart
menls will bo hereafter separated. Mr.
5cmple has had n long experience with
the Missouri Pacific, Burlington aud
Luuisyillg aul Nashville roads.
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Picked a LADY,. Pocket.

Their was case o. pooaet picking
At the RIO Grande Western depot last
night The victim was Mrs. Gilbert,
wife Of n railway omployc. Just be-
fore stepping on the train for Grand
junction she discovered that her pure,
containing lew dollars ~ money Ani
her railway ticket, were missing. An
officer tlOk the matter In maud aud
shortly alter found the ticket minus tho
coupon lying on the platform. One Of
three men who hai been seen lurking
about ia buspicious manner IL DO.
lieved 10 have bsen guilty Of the rob.
berry.
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Montague and Deyiue.

a petition Tor a writ Of mandate has
been filed la tue Third district court
by Judge Powers, on behalf Of Charles
ii, Montague, member OF tho Salt
Lake tfe brigade who has been de-
posed by Chic. DBviue. IL asks that
the chief be ordered g restore the pell.
Homer 10 bis former position. Mon.
tague states that he has been connected
with the fite department since 1891,
anu that on the lDlh inst. lac VIA dis.
charged without probable cause, no
complaint having been laid against
him,
The writ has been made rclurnablu
for Saturday, March 2i,h.
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Rymencal.

There was a pleasant party at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Tall,
In the Sixteenth ward Of this city, on
Tuesday evening. The occasion was
the marriage VI their son, David g..
Tail, Rnd Mes Lillian Edgington, also
Of this city. The young couple were
the recipients OF hearty good wishes
from the guest, which will be- echoed
by host Of friends aud aoquainlances.
lhe Nhwa uuites In wishing them a
a lite OF LappiDess ami prosperity,
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WAsHtSu1UN, March 22.-The pro.
ductiOn OF gold Throughout. the world
TO the amount Of sl5D, OUO,Ol1 Tor the
calendar year 1893 T. the latest esti.
mate Of tho bureau u mint The pro.
ductlon for 1893 was sl.3, sGl, 900. on
Increase " 3ll,0OO,0OU mainly fur.
nished by the United Slaics, south
Africa aud Russia. The figure. Tor the
United States, although not yet quite
complete, indicate an increase o.
t4,OUO,OO0. Tie increase In South
Africa IL about sj,OlO,0OD; In Russi a
aud Australia half million each.
There will bo small gains In Othot
countries, including China AMI Japan,
but they may bo OBJECT by small lofsss
elsewhere. Reports reaching tue
treasury department indicate that the
production Of gold l. being pushed 10 u
maximum anu that improved pfooctses
will be ufod 10 the utmost ~ increase
the output for 1894.
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The Union Pacific aud Rio Gfande
railway companies are, through their
local officials, preparing n schedule Of
e inference rates which will DO Issued
shofuy. Tho former will soil tickets
from all stations south Of Juub AMI
norm OF Ogden from the 3rl Of April
~ The sih. These tickets will ue good
ior return until April 10. From Ogden,
faytOn Auu intermediate points re-
uucci rate tickets viii be- sold from
Apiil an To sth Inclusive aud will be-
good fur return until and including the
l2th. IL b understood that the tAtts
will be very low.
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On Iucsday evening the NEws con.
tainoi au iuqury taken from tho
Mayors mail us g. the whereabouts OF
au aged attorney, W. u. Kiuthly, who
was ungagod iu the practice ~ law la
this city fourteen Ur fifteen years ago.
IL row seems that he has buon located
nj Butte. Montana, where h. was seen
curing tue latter part II 1898, by Isaac
q. Reese, well known SAT- Laker. 1t
"a haiu that Mr.. kirthly isa relative of
John lfumbU, nov deceased.
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Charlr. Kimball, prisoner In the
city iNl VINO l. now serving out a sen.
teuce u Sixty-hve days Tor stealing
goods from the Barboi's supply shop,
today plead guilty Ia the police court
TO hurglarzlng tue American Clolhins
compahy's store, mn otieuse committed
about two weeks ago, Sentence was
fuspen Ell until the expiration Of the
prltOnuPa present Term
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KALAMAZOO, Mich, March 22.-Tho
.amsu. Stonewaii Jackson ID Fmnce
forgery casn tvas concluded nj icon,
the Jury htiuyiue iun vrfuic' gfguiiiN,
In .Nuvt mbor, 1891, "a man giving his
name Ha Lewis F.rcst ureucnied O.
forged Draft nt the Fiut National hauk
Of THE city and obtained $1,000 ON ".
The defense put In evidence 90 prove 10
a easel ( this axe 0 ldeutlty,bIt helufy
was evidently satisfied that DsFfauue
and Forest are Identical. DeFranCo IL
accused OF similar crimes elsewhere,
anu the officers have been waiting 10
rrarfJbt him in ease OF acquittal. lie Is
not set sentenced
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TnE GREAT blizzard.
Its severity In Nebraska aud wyom.
tag.


OMAHA, March 22.-The blizzard
that has been raging over the n0fth.
west for f1rly-eight hours continued 10.
day In western And central Nebraska,
eastern Wyoming anu Black Hills. All
trains ON tho Union Paoino between
North Platte aud Cheyenne were lied
ny, hut the SNOW plows were out aud
great effort VIII be made TO clear the
tracks and the trains will leave for the
west this evening. The snow has
ceased falling west Of Cheyenne, but
terrible gallo IA blowing. The EikhOrn
road II showed up west Of Oneil aud the
Burlington and Wyoming line IL en-.
ufely blockaded.
The snow reached tue Missouri river
today, but only In slight iluffies. The
real storm only advanced Ms far east ~
Columbus NJ noon. The snow yaTi
In depth from foot Oh the level at
Sidney TO four feet ut 5peaTfish. Tue
effect ON tho cattle viii be disastrous
~ all Zig ranges VI the state are In the
district covered by tho deep snow.
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AT OMAHA.
Ihe q. =. Conie, ence.-Irrigntic,
MAtier-.

OMAHA, March 22.-No conference
was held this morning between the
Union faclho tTainmen Rud President
Clark, AS tnuy notified him that their
schedule would not be ready till tnis
afternoon. ltseems the trainmru aud
engineers are nj outs over The poin,s OF
constructive mileage which have been
allowed lhu tralnmau heretofore but
denied the engineera. They have not
been able to reach an agreement On
this point.
Nearly the entire morning the meet.
ing o the Interstate Irrigation con.
vrnlion spent In executive session, de.
bAling n series VI Resolutions prepared
by the executive committee, The
principal hght was made over the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22

DIS MOiNE., Iowa, March - AT
tie morning trslion VI the hlmotalllc
.enr ue, speeches were made by ignaius
DIunully and others. The national
administration came in Tor tOmo
auimadvcf Ion, and Chici Afthur'a
g, slhlauce 10 the court AMI Mas,etw0fk.
man 5lvcrulpn'H recent orders were
approved. General Warner was
cnusen chaifm IA with full liHl oi
ulllcuTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22

IN West Mountain mining illirici,sAlt
Lake county.
john Fleming. of Eureka, filed an
application iu the land flee form
mineral patent for the Charity, North.
efn lithh st. Patrick, 5al Juau,
7llveF star lode claims aud tue Silver
star mill tltc, The claims cover lot 80
\ anu the mill sllo 80 10 In Unite
minin{ hisirict, Juab county. IN,
t1ial rfoau' Zoe f1uui 10 Siurfua The
noar 'ocaiionsnfu thv Scotia anu Par.
uul's Programme.
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III. rr .ln.nttnhrclaed.

WAsuuSgI0S, March 22-rhefo is
good authority Tor the statement that
the President hos not yet decided what
he shali do with the tcIrinuflgr DILL
lie BE- shiu % iUCllue toward veto aud
10 take the position that the purposes OF
the net arcnIw covered by the pfUviE.
ions % the uEi'ting law, the fisherman
act" authorizing the coinage Of
bullion, tie secretary u the treasury
briug empowered 10 coin the auiginOr.
age when earned.
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From the Idaho Wa,honts.

General Passenger Agent Burnley,
Of the Union Pacific, who went up to
Idaho fcw days ago 10 investigate the
washouts near Mountain Home amt
give necessary directions. was expected
10 return 90 Salt Lake To-Day, boiug duo
on tho $50 train. He spent some time
Al Pocalrllo aud from there went down
tue Short Line 10 Granger, Wyoming.
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Only one order wa, made In the pro.
bate court today by Judge Blair It
was IN the matter Of the estate anu
guafdlanthip u sarah j.. Cnyauaurh.
Hearing was had on petition Tor letters
90 luariiau.hip aud the court directed
mat n citation be- Issued 20 j. NJ.
Coomns 10 render and Tie his account,
~ guardian, ou % before May 10Th
next
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Grice burglary Ease.

Samuel Grice, tne mAn who lives
over jordan In the vicinity OF Garden
city, aud who was arrested by the
officers few days ago on y charge Of
burglary, aud In whose possession
considerable amount VI goods said 10
DO stolen was found, will have u hear
Ing before Justice Smith tomorrow.
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Another Iuslico for slpr slug.

New HOml, March 22.-Constable
JAmis0n, OF GTavesend, has been found
guilty Of perjury In carrying out the
program Of John Y. Mcliane Mt the
election labt November. Justice Neeton
plead guilty Ut completely In election
frauds and WAS sentenced To ton
mOnths' imprisonment aud started at
once for Slug Sling.
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Arresled IlIm Al DO. AngeIes.

James +. Cherpillod, ALA, l.dmonds,
alias Tom Cook, says Los Angeles
dispatch, who IL wanted at Provo City,
Utah, on a charge Of incest, was aTfrtt.
ed mere this afternoon. Cnefpillod
He'd from Utah alter he had been bound
over 10 be- tried for the crime chatgeI.
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PurnL0, Colo, March 22.-The
miners cDnveutigu, representing all
the mluUrs of tue union In the United
states assembled here today. Ino pur.
pose IL 10 lake Steps towards a iodefa-
ton OF all mincft' organizations In
Colorado.
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wAsuS0TON, ID. o., March a.
Tbs President has appointed Jesse y.
Murphy, fcgistcroi the land onico Ut
Olympia, Washington.
VIM. HI. Duuphy, receiver Of public
moneys At walla Walla, Washington.
EDWARD X. Hawkins, receiver Of
public moneys al Olympia, Washing.
tuu
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Notice 10 AtlOrneys.

Chief Justice Merritt announced
this morning that peremptory call Of
the law and motion calendar will ba
made ON Monday, this 10Th Inst, at 10
a. me, IN the Third district court.
Cases from No. 10 No. no, inclusive,
viii be- heard before Judge Merritt,
anu Judge BaTIch will begin AZ No.
llB.
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clause d mAnding ,ha. C1ngreaI max
a l appropriation 10 test ths practica.
nility irrigation by meaua oi attesihn
Well. NJ rHrciu1Inn vas fta"
and the dobal, continued I'll the after.
noon. ASIDE rom this tue convention
lisiensi tu ap o. on "lfflgnti0i anu
conilnen nj development anu ".umu.
Ing machinery for irrigation"
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Another Houb in church.

PARIS, March GA b0mu exploded
yesterday afternoon in 'ho church Of
GAllen, near GrenOble, ~ tho oonRfega-
ton was departing. The explosion
was ust inside the nain entrance.
twenty persons were Injured, three
probably fatally. A panic oneued dur.
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DENVER, Colo, March 22,- Father
Malouc, editor Of the Colorado CGth0ho
pa received an official communication
3itm Right hev. Monies D'Oca, bishop
" 0Au Luis Po.Osl, whi1h denies the
Irpou recently sent out that he had
Expelled the jssuils from mis- diocese.
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Tho Kenr..rre InnnIr,.

NEW YomS, March 22.-rho court
martial Tor the trial Of Commander
Hoycrmann, VI the United States
steamer kcanaTge, convened at Brook
Ign navy yaru today. After ofgEnlza.
tiou II adjourned until tomorrow.
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O. 3. sehell was arrested by the
police this morning on charge OF
cunning Job wagon without license.
The case viii be Investigated In Justice
Smiths court.
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Kansas CRY, March 22-At noon
ycstcrday the thermometer registered
~. All this morning. ~. leo formed
half hn inch thick. II 10 feared that
peaches aud plums In bloom were
killed.
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TrNARISASA, Ark, March p. -
George Washington fitud revolver NJ
john Black anu killed him ami Jim
Edwards with a single bullc;. All ate
colofcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22

DEs MoINEs, March 22.-rhe house
passed u bill granting school aud
municipal suffrage 10 women. Tho
senate passed tho liquor bill passed by
the house yesterday,