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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-03
BORNE IN TRIUMPH.
A Murder Case that Creates Excite.
m1nl In Indiana.
the ACCUSED GOES FREE
Ills Friends Carry Him from Court TO
Hotel ulorc lie Holds
Reception.

HAMMoND, Ind, April 8.-Albori
rooker, VINO shot aud instantly killed
James Couroy aud wllliam Clcnry,
game wafdonu on the roilys.on hunt
Ing and fishing grounds, 10 john Hair
pin,s saloon at roileston, March 2lst.
was acquitted lat night, by Judge
Carl Mouoct, Of the city couti.
In dischnrging To3kur the court sail
that from tue evidence introduced he
wa led TO believe that the two men
oamc especially prepared 10 beat fumt-
bnly from She fact tuat they wore heavy
irnss kuuckies under tuelr glove.
Prosecutor ". Is. MCMahun, Of Crown
phut, who conducted thu Cusu toe the
stato, SAID that be believed that tho
tuucklra we're Put on after tho mon
were Killed aud was Ertettd by nlfus,
which were stopped only wnru the
Judge threatened % Cluar the court
Ancr bic discharge r0lErr was borne
iu trumpi from the court rJoW Ola the
rhUulutfs OttlX sturdy men and taken
90 u hotel, where be holl u reception.
Prosecutor Nc liuhou threatens 10 have
r00kUt rcarfustud tOl.y ON % charge 90
uuruUl but no one ~ paying any hltcn'
uHu 90 trnt. The people generally
conclude mat "iuttiCu he'd be- 'mutui
out % tue most brutal hulliCa taat ever
dIrrJacUd Lake county"
Tnu case has created consider.
uUIu excitement aud many prom.
tUtut people throughout tie
stale send encouraging letters TO
Tlukur.
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Estate Of stephen Hansen. deceased.
Hearing on nnal account AMI dis.
tnbuuou, both OF which were allowed.
Estate OF Levi Reed, deceased.
Hearing on petition iOr family allow
ance, and order mado as prayel.
Estate Of Jesse Murphy, deceased.
Hearing on puuuOu Tor probate OF Will.
CIDER made appointing M,s'u. Barlow
Ferguson auu John NJ. Cannon attOr.
news Tor the minor children VI john j.
Mafphy Viz, Nancy, WINE, Richard,
Arthur and Evai also Tor tho minor
children Of Francis NJ. Stewart
Charlie anu A.; also Tor tue minor
children o. A.. NJ Murphy, deceased,
VIZ, Myrtle, Marx, Castle, Mabel anu
Emma. The hearing ON petition was
continued iill EuIay, April la.h.
Estate OF HyTum e., Flwl5p de-
ceased. huari.g ou hugl gucJuutaud
petition Tor distribution.
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Anoih.r Na,ty case.

RuTLAND. w., April 8.-rhe com.
Ing tTial II Harvey Fitkiu plOmlsua ns
much interest locally M the Pollard.
Bf,okinudge triul at Washington. The
indictment against Pilkin Is for NAL
practice, lie Ia charged with the
murder Of the late Alrr. Lorain Gould,
Who recently died In prison, win
causing tho death Of Eva Snaw, NJ
California, who was visiting at Fair
Haven aud who was quite society
leader. Pitkln VINO was indicted Dy
the same grant jury that fouad a bill
against Mrs. GDul1 could not be tfltd
AT the last tenn anu the case went over
and lie 10 DO put at the present court
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WAsuiNGION, hpgil 8.--rhe month.
~ clup bulletin issued by the weather
bureau snys that unusually VAIN
weather prevailed during the INST
ihfeu weeks Of the month during
which occurred the highest tcmptfG.
tufU recorded In March since the eslnb.
lishment OF the weather bureau over a
large AREA ~ tho southern uud middle
Atnutic States. This warm period
viii DO followed by the most decided
cold wave OF the season, which carried
tie line Of tee eng weather tOuthWafd
90 the Gull CgAsthnd cnut 4 r0st which
proved inluriouB 10 ltuI,H ana yoge'
tables over tho central valleys anu
eastern statss. The last decade Of
Matoh, rs T. was characterized by the
most remarkable temperature extremes
that have heru recorded since tho eatab.
lishment OF the weather bureau. With.
Ia six days over large portion OF the
country fast Of the Rocky mountains,
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CiNcISSATf, o., April 8.-Dr. J. p.
Rrpass, formerly OF pahHyGu, Nuh.,
was arrested hUtu list Night u Deputy
Sheriff Charles Bennett, 70. NuuiasRr,
ou warrants aud "a ftqu.riiiIu alleging
breach OF promise. truhss settled In
practice here three weeks ago. 49,
nrfrtt now l. tho outgr1Wth OF u shoot.
iug affair that nearly cost him hi1 lifu.
About two m0ntnr ago the doctor wa
stopped On the h,fto; 90 PaIisadv. Nuu.,
uul was shot through the Ioruafm uy
May Evans, young woman, ltdt.
vol0pvd that Mics Evans aud thr
doctor kup, company M yuaru gone by,
but the pbysiciau had b gun paytHr
attention TO another young woman o.
palaadu.
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An Intellectual Treat.

WHAT promises to I've ono o.! the most
brilliant lecture events % tho su.sln n
the lecture by Nasaikar in the rhcsici
rhurday evening. AN who com.
Within The pifcir OF MI Nagaras's
presence arc impressed with uis Won.
lur'ul personal magnetism. Win
uUuu of tue uInmNuu ttuIrICIct Gu4
.rw uf tho gfauet JI thc orator. hs yyI
holds bic audiences by the iu,rluttIaI
quality nui power ~ nis speech. Mo
NnEgfE hos been Iayouuiy imlurHf
with tue ciua a. 900 -aIt LBlp. uuI
luIshcI rIJ tr ling tabs uu,o WG
no Do u careful. slIuyut lua u.Usu gb.
server 90 mon uuJ tniuba. Die deserve.
a Largo au .Irupu.
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18th the hilhut ard ow % temp
AZURE yet observed during March wtf
reported.
Concerning these remarkable period
VI high and low Temperature specie
bulletins were Issued ny the wealth.
bureau. Special efforts have hes
made 10 determine thv tAtsut o.
damage resulting ifOm THOSE ir0st8 uuf
ifc. ? ug weather. nud show that uu.
much damage has been done iu Nov
England, New YORK nId Penny
vauil.
La New Jerscy, Maryland, Virginia
y rih aud 53uih CsfOliuh and Georgia
early fruits anu vegetable nee greatly
damaged, aud in the more Hgu ihuf.
states entirely killed.
10 Florida Che crops were only slight.
~ Injured, no harm bting done south
OF Ginprville.
Misuuippi cfopa retarded but DO
seriously injured.
Louisiana unI Texas, fruits tufierg
in northern portions aud crops bare!
retarded.
Arkauaas, garden vegetable and nI
'fulis except late apples BILLED.
Truneasu aud Kentucky, ffuli
ruined, gardens damaged, wheat 1000
gats not generally damaged.
Missouri, fruit Greatly damage. ,
carly vegetables allied.
Illinois aud indiaun, reports vJrl
conflicting. Fruits sufl0ualy damage
% rot killed.
Ohio. early vegetables KILLED. fruit
followed 10 he rnfr.
MichigaR. Wisconsin, Mlnnts1'a,
Colorado. Mnniaua, Now Mcziu.,
Washington, Nebraska, Iowa and Ca.
iicfuin, 900 damage.
Kansas and Colorado, fruits baily
damaged.
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nuNGAnIlN ELoqurNcr.
Reception Given BY rrns and Loui.
ilussuih.

hussuth.
BupA pEsTIt, April 3.-At "A rrcrp.
ton Given yesterday by Fritz aud
Lois kussuth to many members Of the
dcputatiOu which come from all pnftr
VI Hungary 90 attend the funeral ser.
vices held over the remains Of Kowulh
yestcrday, Herr Maurice Jokai, who
wns present was the recipient of rr.
mnrkable ovation. Herr JokAi ucliy-
cred the funeral Grafton at he Nation.
nlmuseum yesterday on behalf VI "a e
lower house OF the Hungarian Die,
aud his language was remarkable tor
itu imphssiOned ulOquunCo. The most
iiattcung comment on the Bprc, b iH
everywhere heard Ia Hungarian
circles aud the members Of the
dcputatioh took the opportunity
10 thank him for his masteTiul
expression OF the national sentiment.
Fiitonn hundred ladies, all attired In
the duepvht mourning, were included
among tue atlundanta at the Tecep.
ton. They enoitclBd Herr JukAi AMI
kissed him repeatedly. The scene was
"a most remarkable one. Herr J0gal
received the praises OF his admifefs Ia
"a modest manner, but was finally com.
PEELED 10 retire beneath the kisses
shOwufed upon him.
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A Laramie Ciussn eat. ais
Throat.

A Laramie Sittssn eat. uis
Throat
brs.Hi n1pHirh 70 ne SEws.
LARAMIE, wyo., April s.-w. II.
AmtfDury, who attempted 20 take his
ovn hic by cutting his throat, died last
night from the effects Of the terrible
wuunds. La the sai death Of Mr..
Amesbury, Laramie loses an honored
citizen. The evidence ut tho inquest
showed that the urcvutri came ~ hi
ucsth while he a uumeuted condition
which had buuu brought about by
financial luaaes, nud further that hu was
iusHus severed days PRIOR 10 HE
death.
Mfs. Amuebury testified that hor
husband told hul several days PRIOR %
hla death that lac had figured up every
thing aud nothing would be- lett alter
his debts were paid, Ho acted ia Il
peculiar manner aud kcpt pacing tho
nIur, ,Aclaimiul, "My Cot, My Gov,
what viii become OF you'll" he Ap
prufrd 10 labor under tue hulluciuutiun
that hia family was starving, anu
would cat uaught but Ctumus uud
cnusts Of bread. When the children
would atk ,Or anything hc would OK.
claim, "My God, they arc hungry"
The morning nc committed tue tvtfl-
bic deed ho lnit the room when Me.
Amthbury went a. mako the bed, uuu
was not turn again until lac was found
IN the barn with his throat cut.
Tho deceased carried insurance
policies amounting 10 $4,000, ana It 10
thought that suit viii have " tt
brought TO recover tno amount.
lie leaves willow anu four chill
dFun,
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DENvER, Colo, April 8.-The "a.
plgms court did not pass on the apph.
cation for manlanua this morning Ia
the IRE and police board matter. The
uOurt suggested lhat original quo war.
raatO proceedings be- brought In the
supreme court anu agreed 10 take lutit-
liCiiOu OF thu matter ia this form. This
would settle the controversy In "a few
Jays. the council Of the old board
said the suggestion was satisflC-
tory. Attorney General Eugley
wished 10 consult counsel tpeTeoi.
Judge Rogers Tor tae new board agrees
20 tne suggestion n brought asaiust
MS oliuut, Ou' would not institute
proceeding, because this would be- "a
confession mat tho old board Is right
anu would BIO an insult 10 tlu yer
nor
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PARowAN ASKS A FAVOR.
Its Residents Have Sent In a Petition
to Governor West

Governor West has received
numerously signed petition from the
residents Of Parowan aud Red Creek,
asking that the nu1t term Of the
Second Judicial Court be held at
Parowan. As pat0wau T. much
nearer the center Of tue district than
Beaver which 10 lou the extreme
n0rthorn end, tue prtitio vrr think
mat ON the ground u convenience
alone there b. good ground Tor the max
ing Of tho request. Tue governor has
the matter uuder his consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-03
Cnncrrl and Social.

The Y. NJ. /. A. Of the Twentieth
ward give concert hni social 10 the
ward meeting house tonight. The
meetings Of the Y. NJ. /. A.. the past
winter have been well attended aud
gratifying success has crowned the
efforts VI the officers and members Of
thu association aud the concert and
social celebrates the closing meeting
for the winter season.
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Again Behind Prison Bars.

William Burnett, negro Ui uu.
savory reputation who emerged nom
the penitontiayy about Nv wesks ago
ON the compilation Of an eighteen
month"; term Of imprisonment, was
affe-t. 4 by Sergeant Wire last night
on u charge ot vagfancY. This aitof'
noon hU was sentenced 90 twenty-five
days' imprisonment Ia the city jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-03
Tearlng Up anl ReI.ylng.

The Culmer.Jcnnings Paving CONF
pany today commenced tearing up and
relsyiug asphalt ON East Temple street
OPP site the Tsmpltton hotel. Tho
cause Of this work n thut certain parts
" the paving done last season was not
up 10 the standard that the contract
called tor, anu now that mild weather
10 here bTain % IL bullg proceeded
with. The expense Is being borne by
the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-03

NEw IUU,, ApHil a-Eraatus Wy
nan, the iulmtr millionaire who
under bond charged with ihr f1ff.r
q two checks TOT s1,UIl uuI ~ IH
EFFECTIVELY, has rerigHui tuu pu.'
uuuy OF thr Staten leland RAPID
lrl.tii 90. Nc. Wymni't tsIguau OIL
wa accypilJ aud a meeting OF Co.
directors d. the company viii us hyi
Saturday iUg tue IIrfuuc OF tluciia.
mia fuVrfH.Hr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-03
Rcstored and Snsnended.

Chief peyine, 1t nppears, Is eyading
very successfully the effect Of tho
Montague writ Of mandate. When
Montague reported Tor duty he WAS
Immediately suspended, as were also
Bates ana Mowers when they present.
rI Themselves al headquarters this
mUfulug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-03
Caring lor Strange Tramps.

a QunItrtlo VI strange tramps were
found by the police hidden away In the
bay Of LiyeTyman Nee Iarrie's barn
today. on being taken 10 the police
station they said they were strangers
aud admitted they had no lawful means
OF making livelihood. They &c.
cord ngly got ten days' each Tor
vagfaucy.
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d. A. AN. Committees.

The presiuent OF the DeseTet Agrl.
cultural aud Manufacturing society
has made the following committee APP
pointmonts;
Executive and building Hamburger,
Jenningf, Simon, Scare, Empey.
Premiums and Gxhibits-PeteTs,
Empey, Wiley, Hamburger, Melville.
Fiuauce-Jennings, Cragun, Peters,
Hatch, Holdawsy,
Printing, advertising anu transpor.
tatlon-Sears, Holloway, Simon, vii.
ley, Craguu.
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a MILITARY uIsrLtY
The Capture OF racbia Reproduced Ia
mrAtcn.

CilY on MEXICO, April 3.-rhU
twenty .sovunth annual rrprtseu tatiOu
Of the capture OF PuoOiU from Elm.
Toror Macmillan ty General PorlHFo
Dibz was Represented on the plains Of
san Llzaro, near this city, on q scale
" maEnihccuco never before APP.
Preached ny like event IN memory.
Tue entire division OF tue army,
Infantry, cavalry gnd artillery
10 tUu lumber OF 1000 Tar.
tciputgd. To represent this tho natlO D.
oulailrl the expenditure u s5J,OJO,
100000 Ia ammunition alone. Cannon
balls, bomus Aud shells were utrd.
After the stOfmlug Of tue works by the
entire forces 70 grand review was heli,
anu reviewed by President Diaz anu
stan. A grand banquet was given NJ
tue school Of mines Ia honor Of DIaz.
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Aslrsstrnr Aecll.nt

SAS FUANCEeJ, Apui ga Sac.
t.ment0 siftul ylti1 ear with "a atHau
.usscuHcm ou b afd dashed down oHu
1i the slcUTttt grades iu tuu city th.
morning uuu tyagUIui another c1f
standing uu thu crossing. $50 one wac
KILLED, but all tho InWJugofs were
more OF lees Injured.
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NAuvOO, H., April a-Tho Nauvoa
Fuit company has been compelled 10
teslroy over 100000 fruit trees that
have been injurvu by the weather ava
insgc,t. Ffuit grower. say, however,
that tho late blizzard did not MI nu
the buds aud that a ialr crop Is "a.
pectud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-03
High Water Reeeding.

The falling Of the temperature tins
last day or two has had a tendency Tor
good In some respects In that It has
caused the swelling streams TO reoede.
a low such spells throughout the spring
would be OF benefit
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OBITUARY NorrCE.
Tho Proprietor ofihs Illustrated cen.
Jury.

CHICAGO, April 8-John SWlgeTt,
proprietor OF the Illustrated Century,
died last evening Ut uuritonlt,s. DE-
ceased was born Ia Buffalo, n. ~,
ti0y-twO years ago. la that city he
stnTted the GdstHs aud was ALEC iien.
titicd with newspaper enterprises Ia
Now York, Boston, Philadcll hia, San
Francisco anu New Orloans, having
established IN all thee cities Journals
which survive him. DsctafrI mar.
ripd Mics Pauline Roach IN Buffalo, IN
1854. She survives him. He lett no
children.
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wAsuINuloS, Aprl8.-rhree naval
vessels were putin commission yeaIer'
DAY. The Atlanta, ut NDiOlki the
Alert, Ia Mare island, AID the Mar
tiyhcRd at New igrF. Tue Alert D.
already assigned 10 Bearing sea service
but the others have no. yet been dis
pOiod ". Tho MaTblehead must undol-
20 her fnal trip before she goes away,
Uut this viii not bo deferred long.
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WAuuNur0N, Avn o The Senate
committeu o. lhi1 ianuH has sstvcd
90 report iaysmuly Senator ky'o'e
amendment ~ the tuuurN civil uppI0s
ttiauon bill providing that any honor
ably dirghHTEuI a.iuior OF thu late
evil war ana not NOW thc owner ui lbl
acres u lgnI and who 30 not awaited
himsulf OF privilege under the luud
Laws OF tue United States may UtqYitu
uUu O. 100 uufUs VI land by making ap.
pliUHtluu therefor iu person, 40 any
government land UiiiCs anu paying inc
minimum price OF sl.25 per acre. Tue
Jaw now tsquiftH q tttidcuct " biA
months On tue part Of tue cE-llldioTu.
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IRON CAsrEn 80 OGDEN.

Ihe IFrmonl, IIhhUTn nnu HINsOnFI
valley uuHd,
spsoi4i nifpafh 70 me NEWS
LANDER, WyU, Apul at Il COM
ndonuy believed that TIC Fremont,
Elkhorn rad Missouri Valley railroad
will be- extended from Casper 10 Ogden
tue coming SUMMER Chlrf Enginctr
Rogers tilUd plat Ut the survey " the
ROAD In the Quilted states land unico
here a lew duya ago. According 10 the
survey there VIII be- about 100 milra OF
track tn Fremont unity.
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LAnOH wan

The Grcatsst Contest Rhode Isiuni
Has uHd.
RRUvIDENCE, Il, l., April 3.-Tho
biggest labor war Rhode Island has
ever had Ia nav on, & IL IL "a struggle nj
tue wgayoTs against the two loom
syslem--a war against an improve.
mcut which they claim Il impraClio.
able. In ten days l, 200 employees Will
syain be- idle. Ailof this wthvrrs went
Ut today and they are determined 10
stay out until they are victorious,
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Nor,ir9s Arur-eIntr,i.

PARIS, April AL NJ. kroutz, the
French commissioner At the World's
Fair Chicugu, Will be- decorated with
the cross Of Tie Legion OF Honor Tor
services rendered ON tnat occasion,
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too trial has been st Tor April 40. D
900 undoubtedly prove d fensation
10.
Important cnses 10 b. Decided ihi
Mprtt.

Important anscs 10 ~ h''i"'" wv
Mcrt.
WAuuNGr0S, April IA numb
d imtofihnt cases assigned Tor afgu
u,ut before ull bench Of ihc su
RENE Court will be- heard WoilcaiIt
lnursiny OF this week. They iu
uie Texas failr.ad cnsoai UiuDmni
.ariue cases 10 me- MasfaClutttu; to-
usc 0f Constable aud others VI ih
National Sicam.hip Go. (umuoII
reign Judgment cases aud the North
ga Pacific mineral land irgm MOu.
ana.
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Judge Caldwell issues an order 60
lhut Lurrt

DESvER, April 3.-Judge Caldwell
hRs issutd un order Tor tEu abandon
meut u tho south Park road 10y THE
Union Pacific. The question arises,
VIII the limo reyvr. ~ the state, OF ga 70
any one take possession aud operate.
WHAT will become Of tue terminal
iaciites? The line Is ~ miles long,
IL was built by Governor Evans anu
sold to the Union Pacific lOf s., 1000,
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Ready for Payment in Warrants,

All OF the appropriations made by the
City Council up 10 date are now ready
for payment In warrants. The total
passes the $500, 900 mark.
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LONDON, Ayui "a uuia'ch o.
the Tunes from Vienna ,uys tue Care
Russian COMMERCIAL treaty All lris suu.
uuuvy OF tao emperor vi Russia.
ihc London Correspondent thinks
cal entente leading, N not TO
uHatmnmrut, GRANNY 60 a definite
ste, ,i,,lDi ~ il',''Aiy p.la''Iilt nilu
hayo been dlHcfetly encouraged from
Vienna uul Buflin uud turfe 10 no
longer any reason tu doubt that thtru
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In the ease Of -. FergenDaum * co.
w NJ. HI. Lipman, the motion " the
Defendant 10 recall the executions
issued, aud release the levy hereunder
male, aud quash the supplemental
proceeding, was uvefrulel ny Judge
BsrlOh. The order 70 show cause was
dismissed.
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ANGEL OF PEACE ABROAD.
The European Powers Tired Of Pic.
DlllllOls iyf Wax


VIENNA, April 3-Thu fucc~HIu.
termination Of tho Ausir1.Russ,aa
commercial treaty negotiations, ixug
tuciHul 1u Imported rye nj one n5fiu
.uI MY EtCuzefs, has been ace .m.
ulshui by tho dire. intervention OF
tue ear.
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The Commonweai Army Told to ne
have Welt

PIT1suuRu, Aprii 8.-rhe last march
OF the COmnonwesl 10 Allegheny be-
gun at SwiCkley at . O'Clock. AsIeUial
ofuer was issuBl by Carl browne. rhe
men are ADVISED o. behave during the
next two days aa attempts viii be made
10 lead them nslray.
PirTsBURJ, Apiil 3.-On the road 10
a leghvuy the army was well Received.
All schools were dismissed for the
frun0on aud the boys crowded out Of
town aiUt the cOmmUnWoal cheer
iug anu singing. One hundred aud
eighty.uiue men were matching.
Inc road lay along the railway, anl
every passenger train was chcetuI by
tho men anu the passengers waved
their handErrchicfs In return. The
whole progress II looked on by the
leaders as an ovation. In view OF the
new COntiugeutH ~ is expected that a
big tent VIII bu ordered from Massll0n.
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81. LoUis, April 3.-Gen, Ffey's
army arrived AT Jefferson Barracks
from Poplar Blum To-Day ami oampud
on the railroad yards al Ivory station.
The c0mmIuwealcrs were on the top of
box cats. There were eighteen cars ia
tie train, over the car ia wi ten Con.
truy's heaaquarofs arc fJAted the
OH Glory auu WAS saluted by com.
pauy OF United States regulars, There
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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-10-20
Specimen Cases.


S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
Rheumatism, his Stomach was disor-
dered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming dagree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced IN flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Electric
BittteTs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had running sore on his leg of eight
years. standing, Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well, John Speaker, Gaia
VIDA, o.. had FIVE large Fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable
One bottles Electric Bitters and one
box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold bv Sm0ot Drug Co.