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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18
CARTERITES AT SpRlNGyILLE.
The Nows OF Their Leaders Conviction
Creates Excitement


spsaai D,tpif-l % ne News
srmSuvrLLE, May lS.-rhe Car.
tefl,v army nov encamped at this
ullc1 auxiously awaited tue ruling Of
the Third district court 1t Salt Lake
this morulng. When the news reached
here that Carter and his immediate
associates hal been convicted and sent
10 tue poui.entIary, there Sas intense
excitement CONSERVATION tcigns
among Thorn aud they are In oondi-
ton bordering close on to disorsaniEa.
ton.
A committee of citizens waited on
them this morning anu ia consultation
with "C0lonoW Miller and others
now In charge, they were Informed
that tho hospitality OF ihe peOplelof
this place had Hblut reached IT.
limit and that they must move on.
| THIS they arp not deaifOus Of do
| Ing until thoy hear from Carter. But
4 the time IN not TAT ahead when they
must get out whether they wish ~ or
not. They have had plenty 10 eat 30
far but there will be a thinning down
In the msttet VI charitable donations.
There are over 200 men IN the army
AT present. There have been but few
dcseftious the last two days And quite
n number OF Rccessions. Tho men say
they will start into the canyon pro-
viding they are furnished with plenty
! VI PROVISIONS but not otherwise. Tue
uiiiEeus are NO anxious TO get nd Of the
hoTIu that they have sent soliciting
committees 10 Payson AnJ Spanish
Fora In their behalf hoping to get sup.
pllsa enough 10 last the men until they
can got we'll beyond the borders Of the
/ Territory.
The army IL assembling this after
noon 20 difCuss ways anu means but
none Of them are very active appear
auces indicate that they are deter
mined 10 stay until they receive
Instructions from Carter.
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In Route Home.

. The NEWS received call today from
Elder Koplar sessions, Of Cheaterfieldi
bingham county, Idaho, who Is on
his way home from a mission to the
United States. Ito departed on his
mission March -, 1899, aud was ~.
signed 10 labor Ia tue North Carolina
conference, where lac has boon engaged
IN missionary work for more than
two years, meeting with good
success. lie was generally well treated
by the people, though lac had some ok
peTlenCe with mObs. Amer bic release
10 return home he went 10 Collar,
GuilioTi county, for his ygllsr, ~ start
westward with. lie hsd been pfovi.
ously ordered out Of that .place, and on
the m0bocfats learning Of his pres
once there. again gathered, threaten
ing 10 DO him bodily injury. A num-
ber OF friends, however, came 10 bis
rulief, Afforded tho necessary
protection until lac had time 90
gather his uHcclf, bid the people ~ Od
bye and depart on the regular train.
Elder Sessions says that Ia many sec
lions the prrludice againsttho Saints has
been greatly modified dufiug tho past
year Ills Journey humewatd Will be-
continued tomorrow. Ito reached this
city yesterday.
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Ordered to ShOw Cause.

In the Third district court lest even.
ing, &. Il. Parsons nlgdh petition for
writ Of maudamus against u. h..
Commissioner McNNly, tho object Ia
Wow being 90 ttlp him from tAEiug
any further proceedings 10 the case OF
A. Is. Dick d Go. W &. II. Parsons,
judgment was recently rendered
Ia favor OF plaintiff Tor total Of 5000
An execution was iEEued against the
defendant aud returned uusatlBned.
supplementary proceedings were
begun 1t which time Parsons was
restrained from dispusing Of any Of his
property. An alternative writ was
Issued Uy Judge Merit anu the com.
missioner ordered to show cause ON
MAY 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18
AT ECHO THIS TINE.
lGduslrIalisis Steal a Train al tho
Head Of The Weber.
WERE FINALLY THROWN orr
They Belonged 10 tho Same Train Rob.
bling Oln which was Helped
Out of Ugd1u on Wednesday.

Information received ia this city
this morning regarding the move.
mcnh ot tho gang ol IndustIInlisls who
were uialglgcI from the stolen fruit
train a, Ogden on Wednesday, 10 to the
effect that l.oy reached Echo, a. the
head Of Weber c,1yIn. last night, aud
pitched thoir csmp thero.
G,spp8au ihat they prepared 10 cap.
,ufo the nfs, ens'uluui freight and
this morning au opportunity presented
ltUlt rhuy soon ull possession, The
railway employees refused o. 20 on or
permit the CAFE 30 ~ without them. A
good deal uf plfluylug cusuel. 40
c1tling 10 fcpifts which are very DIM
cult 10 obtain, the iuiusttialista were
beaten by some clever mAneuvor on
the part Of ths train men aud were
frustrated In thcir efforts aud deter.
mination ~ ride.
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mau, In charge Of the excursion
steamers Grand Republic and City Of
Vlcksburg, and Capt. Harry y. Ro-
laski Of the opposition feet, composed
Of the Pargould and State of Kansas.
The two captains have been on had
terms for some time over the landing
privileges at the foot Of Olive street
They met on the wharf boat and were
soon engaged m personal encounter.
They had exchanged only Anew blows
when both tumbled into the muddy
waters u the Mississippi. The water
was only about tour feet deep, and ~
soon ne they fcgaiued their feet they
spfang at each other anu ronewel the
Fight Policemen hauled them out,
however, and they were arrested bn'
later released under fond.
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nearlng orEanIly Cases.

When Judge Merritt had rendered
hia decision In the Carter oontemptcasc
this morning he turned his attention 10
tho equity calendar and proceeded
with the hearing Of cases thereon svt
down Tor Tuesday last
In the case Of Mary Bright W JAMES
w. Sanders OF al, an order wasgranted
setting aside default and order for iudg.
meut heretofore made.
Remington, johnson n Go. w NJ.
Monahau. order OF dismissal entered
on motion VI plaintiff.
John Butter " Florence Ireland Of
nj. Decree OF foreclosure entered.
Brighton aud North Point Irrigation
Co. vs. Charles }. Hubbard ct al.
Order Issued excusing witnesses ull
the glst met
Utah anu Wyoming Improvement
Go. w Thomas Langlree. Motion for
continuance argued aud Oyefruled.
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Three Score Years Young.

Yesterday, tue l7th OF May, was the
si1uclh anniversary Of The birth Of
Elder Angus ~. Cannon, president Of
tue salt Lake stake Of Zion. In honor
OF the event, large number OF rolR.
tiyes aud friends assembled last even
ing at tho home Of his daughter, Mrs.
w. n. Cannon, aud had there highly
enjoyable time, Music anu recltallons,
wiki buet addresses by Elders Josvph
Il. Taylor Rud Charles w, Ponrusc,
pUunseloiB 10 President Cauuo ln tho
stake Presidency, aud by President
George q, Cannon, mis- eldert ufo'
Their, the whole varied with social
conversation, tasty rcireshmenlsi nud
congratulations and good WIshef 90 the
guest Of honor, caused the time o. pass
quickly aud pleasantly A nWrlt OF
love and peace prevaileIi tho addresses
abounded In rN prusslUus VI ctleemi aud
the wish was general that Brother
Canuon's life De prolonged Tor works
of ueeIulnrss aud 90 health ana pros
perity until ma his own heart no unnll
no fully satlshud--a wish which the
NEWS cordially echoes and IN behalf
of those Of IL readers who enjoy ni'
acquaintance anu friendship, hereby
gives utlerance TO-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

TOLEDO, ohio, May ls.-Four per-
sons were killed by the kunkla tor
nndo last night. Martha Doz1, Chas.
Noors and his wife were fatally
Injured and Mrs. Ella Evans II miss
inc. A gTueaome incident was the
binding Of CORY human heart IN the
cemetery. IL belonged to Mrs. Bar.
uai tho tornado gone 200 yards
further north would have wiped out
Kunkle aud killed greater portion OF
tue people.
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MUST QUIT WORK OR FIGHT
Serious Trouble Feared 10 The CelT
dAIele District
sis Hundred CoNryites Ready TO rake
"a uRUb tu th" ttght=iho
MiIItia toWeriuss.

MiSNBAroLis, MY ia Boise
special to thc journal sayt Tue limit
sst by the Mincf's union IN the Cwht
d,A lene region for 30 uou.uuiOu mon
10 Ioin the union or quit Work ca
pifed last night Pa-dy Burke II AZ
Ratdner anu Gays thty must cllhrE
quit work or nshi. Governor Nc
Cornell hus been advised that serious
trouble IN imminent and the militia u
powrrless. Blk hundred CoHeyitus ARE
between Tokoa anu Cmlr d'Alcno city
and VI tho union miucTa utgike, tue
combined forces will make serious
trouble.
aAtNED a POINT BY THREATS.
81. LOUIS, May ls.-rhc striking
coal miners nave gained an Important
point, causing thu abandonment ~
work ia several mines In Belleyillei
H., operated by the owners which
supplied local manufacturers. Tue
striking miners assembled at Coulter
VILE, Ills, today, aud by threats,
nnng pistols aun beating a miuof
severely, frightened OF the few men
who went 10 work yesterday.
Al Gillespie, Ills., tho minera TO-
turned 20 WORK yesterday; today the
strikers from Mount Olive .seut over 10
duys them out, but the coal company
was advised In time anu warned tbs
men not 10 work. The slrlkers Al
tempted house 10 housu canvass dur
ing which they severely beat John T.
Link,
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uN ruE CoEUR ~ ALENEs.
sindustrlaiS" MsssinE There, 10 Il
supposed 10 steal a frain'

sindnstrlaiH" MssstnE Ihcrs, 10 Il
supposed 20 steal a Train.
l,,aaito ne NEWS
GHEES RIVER, Wyoming, May IS
-Marshal Iinkha ~ received met-
age Deputy o'Brieu In Wallace,
Idaho this morning stating that Jei-
ifeys, the leader u the industtials
ifoin Spokane has arrived there aud
rented a hall and II Ia believed that II
l. the intention 10 mass tho men there
i1r the purpose Of capturing Northern
Paclio train. Tbs Occur ~ Alene
uinefs have offered to give Thorn assis'
lance. The deputy Gays that the
mnnhals will be VI little use " at
tempt IN made 20 capture stfaini TOT
the feeling l. bitter against thum,
~ Apoclaisd PrsiL
GRgEN l,ivEH, May rs. - Marshal
pinkham received n message from
Wallace, Idaho, that Jeiiteys, tht
leader Of the Industriahsls from spo'
kaur, have rented a hall there and itlii
tho intention 10 macs the mou there tot
the purpose VI capturing a Northern
paclho train. Tue Cmur d'Alent
miuefa have offered assistance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

New YORK, May ls.-rhe opening
prices on the stock exchange were
slightly below yesterdays closing;
sugar I lower Northern Pacific, pre-.
fefftd, lead advanced
Sugar seusawed with other shares,
gaining breaking / tecoyoliug /,
losing ID recovering ! Manhattan
broke a and recovered /. Rubber Lost
. per Cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

Pursnuuu, May is.-rhe investl.
cation of the amor plate scandal
TODAY and tue naval board
will return 20 Washington tonight ~
win probably be n month before Tue
report Il made public The boatl
recommend that mechanical on
glneera aud not sailors be selected 70
lp,pscl the government material
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

CLEVELAND, May ls.-rhe miners
Decided 70 continue the fight until the
operators restore the old scale ffosi'
dent Mcbride urged the delegates 70
use only peacoable means, While the
miners seem determined ltlis believed
the leaders reallzs the odds against
them. They will attempt TO organize a
dlstrio, OF Illinois, West virgins and
PennsylvAnia, where the men sun arc
working, and get them out.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

JEFFRrYs LEwIs played la Belle
Russo before dimlnutive audience
last evening. Any review of the per.
iormguce must DO postponed IilI to-
morrow evening, whom our critic may
partially have recovered from the
shock Of witnessing ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

BrRLis, May ls.-PoSsiohs ZeiuHg
says TIC Upper House Of the Bsyatlan
Dict has agreed to the proposal 10
mace tho insane King Otto Of Bavaria
under guardianship aud transfer the
crown 20 the regent aud heir presump'
live, Prince Luitpold. II II believed
the Deputies will give their assent.
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allego that Nee and his men nave been
jumping claims. The three were about
10 Start for the woods when a crown
attacked them. Cook drew y revolver
and walked through them. Ropes were
thrown around tue necks OF MotfiHou
and Nee. They were kicked ana
beaten, and led TO the train, placed on
board and told never TO show thoir
taces In Tower again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

CHICAGO, May lS.-lhe storm today
IA tho wunt on Lake Michigan this
sufing. Scores Of vessels are laying
M haTbor unable TO make way into the
river. Eleven fishermen spent the
NIGHT on the government pier. Tom
Sldloe, a sailor, was washed OIL the
pier ana lost. Others were rescued by
line llie saving crew today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

ST. LOUIs, May ls,-A fotger who
has been flooding the country with
worthless Wells Fargo money orders
il said TO DO IN custody In San An'
tonic, Texas, The prisoner Is James
NJ. Breeding, n dentist.
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Train STEALERS.
p. CANA at Green River viii Hear
from Judge Rlner'
,ouiY ppusgnI,Ls LEFT


...,unifA 70 n'Ntw"
c.,rs RIVER, wyon May IS
R,,.t accompanied by U. T.
Iua ''.., Fowler and Clerk Of the
W., KIN arrived nom Cheyenne
O.,.u ,' on No.L superIntend-
W. ", I,ry Malloy, Of the wyoming
GOV s'..'.n Of the Union Paciho, ao'
anpaulsd th'm' ,
M NaU1y ,his morning received I"
-. f,om Assistant Superinten.
~, OiNelll VI Evanston sthtlng tlat
IMAM Of about forty industtla'.
~ ab5afd an east bound feight
49,. : Echo, UtAh, early this morn
,l.'' ms empty cars In which tue
lus.itsis we're quarercd were put on
,...iis rack aud the train pulled OUT
~. ibr men were aware that ihcy
t.tb..n rlycn the slip. Deputy mar
~. nave teen sent out from Evans
,-nte prevent them from getting on
cihsf trains
HACK 10 IDAHO.
grrrs RIVER wyo., May ls.-The
ipsusIials were taken before JudRt
plosfat 1 O'Clock ami upon appllca
I'm IN the United states attorney We
s,isf for removal was made ior United
$40, Mafshal Rankin of Wyomins
IA deliver the prisoners before th'
fnltsd States court Of Idaho at Boise
Tiiv forthwith. Two companies OIL
,bsssyentsenih infantry have beest
g,i.iied ~ an escort, The special tthit
10 tnnspoH them will leave ~ lhtc'
irark this afternoon.
q, tu.caift PrrG
0HrFS RivER, wy, May rs. -Ih'
IBJuslflala boarded Union Paelh'
islaht ut Echo, Utab, today TIT
IN which they occupied were side
hacked. Deputies have been scot u
tf,yrntau another seizure. Juigo hin"
seeompanied by United States Ailos
n,y Fowler arrived today 10 give
hearing 10 the ldaho induHirlals.
WAN iSDUsTRALs ~ DENvEH.
DrNvEH, May ls.-One hundred sal
Lake Industrlals arrived In Denver %
dsy, having stolen ride from Pucbl
onthv Fort Worth train.
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A,,smp,sd rrniu wrschius.

WORCESTER, Mass, May Is Iramfh
attempted 10 wreck tho nlgut cxpfuss
on the Boston aud Albany roai, MAR
Cordavilir, by piling ton OF non
plates on the track. Tho taiu going
iofty miles an hour went through the
obsiruc,ion, only the locomotive being
inluTed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

ST. PAUL, MAY is.-lhe engineers
toiay disposed Of the question OF foder'
alton by continuing the present plan
with slight modification ,
Ttis allowable foT the brotherhood
men on any railway tytlom TO ioicrale
on certain conditions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18
rb.An.reI,ists Must Die

madrid, May lS,-Pho superior coun.
iii Of wat confirmed the sentence Of
denth Imposed upon the five anarchists
con victed Of completely IN the plot to
murder Captain General Martinez and
la Inc LicO theAter bOmb outrage. IL
N expected they will be shot tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

NEW HORlS, May ls.-rho Atchison
has Issued, simultaneously with the
Missouri Paciiic,a notice OF the restofa'
ton Of the ireignt rates TO the schedule.
All the lines have issued the required
ten.dAys notices,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

TOLEDO, May ls.-A Made special
from a mhestburg says. Two pleasure
steamers, Leroy Brooks and Visitor
seized for Infringing on the Canadian
fishiug laws, have been connsca1od by
the Dominion government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

JAoKsOS, Miss, HAY ls,--rho state
convention Of bankers adopted Teaolu'
tons requesting senators aud TepTesen'
tatiyes 10 vote Tor the repeal OF the 10
per cont tax ON state banks.
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MN Has "a Tarin RIII.

ST. PAUL, May is.-A Washington
special To the Dtspatoh snys Senator
HIl has been for a week at work on a
substitute for tho compromise tariff
bill. He viii boldly demand It's 40.
ceptnnoe.
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Died OF Heart Trouble.

WEEPING WAFER, Neb., May ls.-
Col. Robert 5. Kicker, formerly gen.
cral superintendent of the Mountain
and Southern and Denver and Rio
Granuo roads, died last night In this
city, Of heart trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

DULUTH, May ls,-harry Nee, a
prominent land attorney OF Dululh,
w. l.. Morrison, explorer aud W. H.
Cook were run out OF Tower, Minnie lo-
day by mob Of claimants 10 lAnd'Who
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nn,lIInr MN Ih. W.

FuruayuAN, wis, May ls.-A
severe storm, accompanied by terrific
wind struck this city today and did
much damage. The schooner Sur.
prise Of Chicago, lies half mile on
mort, pounding In fearful sea,
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TIE senate WIN Meet At Ton O'Clock
Nest week,

wAsIuNGToS, May IS. go without
discussion the Senate today adopted
the resolution introduced by Senator
Harris. liking the meeting hour De-
ginning on Monday next, No 10 u'olocG'
The consideration Of tins uhenilch
schedule has been concluded by the
AuIutV
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Tore,,srsiu session.

tpAuo srmNUs, Colo, May IS
The grand court Of the q ncleut Order
ef F1teslera, whose jurisdiction ON.
brnces Montana, Idaho, Colotalo anu
Nebraska, r. la session here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

ROME, May ls.-Ycry Rev. Thomas
NJ. A. Burke, Vicar general on lho
dluccae Of Albany, n. Y, has been
nominated bishop, 10 succeed Right
Rev. Francis MclueTy.
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DIED or POISONING.
4 Man Suspected of Hciug tho Missing
william simHrutI

William stuiHrutt
CHICAGO, May ia man suspect
ed to b. William Simsfott, treasurer Of
tho switchmcns' Mutual Ala assOcia-
tlon, missing several days, died today
OF morphine poisoning. He was found
In a saloon unconscious. the police
claim that Mary Smith with the aid Of
others dTugged his drinks and attempt
oil 20 rob him.
Later-The friends OF Simsrott view
cd the body anu declared II not that OF
tue missing man.
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PERU, Ind, May ls.-ln last nights
atoim "a school house aud Ave barns
we're leyeled. a large Touring mill
done 10 trees and smaller buildings.
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LODGING HOUSE FIRE.


The HUI lodging house at the
corner Of First West and Second South
streets was visited by disastrous Dire
at an carly hour this morning. A. I
O'Clock an alarm was sent to head
quarters aud the fire brigade rolled out
iuAlively manner. On their arrival
at the scene OF the blaze the Wholu VI
the upper story was iu tamus.
The structure WINS "a Two story frame
and yeritablo finder box. The fire 10
supposed To have originated la Room y
ON the second door, from tho UHplJtion
of "a kerosene lsmr, though that cOu'
cIusi0n b. simply 70 matter Of cDuleo'
lure. The land LADY was n Mis-. Dora
Bowman, aud tho Ownops name 10
given us a Mrs. Bennett. The former
was sleeping iu tue rear Of the house
when the alarm was sounded, and was
well nigh rutlUCated when rescued by
tho nrrmou. Chef Deyiue declares
that ln "a short time sht would have
been beyond human aid. About Nj
teen other lOdgvT5 were awakened just
iu time 10 got out with thuir posses
siOus.
Tho loss 10 the building 30 estimated
nj about $1,000. The furniture IL
damaged 10 probably about tne same
amount. Both were covered by insuf-
Gugg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

OsEALOosA, Iowa, May ls.-Minere
At Evans have quit. Five hundred
miners are 10 make a demonstration
on Mlohskinok this afternoon. Trouble
b leaTed.
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~ TnEIM ELEmENT.

iWo Captains FIGHT In she muddy
Water OF the mis-issippi.
sr. LoUF, May ls.-A peculiar fight
occurred NJ tho foot Of Olive street. Tho
principals were Capt. w. IA. Thoreg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

CoIIiery Owners Liable tor Accidents
the Miners say,
BERLIN, May ls.-lhe miners' in
tetnhuouai congress adopted Trsolu'
ton affirming that colliery owners are
liable TO compensate employees for every
accident 10 the latter working In tho
pits. The British delegates opposed
the resolution,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

SALTWATER, Mimi, May ls,-LRke
H. Cloly is now at It's highest point
10 Is feared the heavy wind will break
tho huge log rats.
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mo Prubale To-day

Probate Judge Blair has had nothing
to 40 in the probate court today not a
single case having been sol down On
tue list Tor hearing,
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LipoERwOoD, y. D., May ia
mob last night wrecked two blind pig
saloons, emptylng the liquor Into the
street.
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CHICAGO, May ls.-S. J. Durham d
60. have ordered the trades closed on
tic board OF trade. The firm was long
On ribs ana lard.
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New York, May Isl. F. Scott &
Co, wnolrsale Jewellers, Maiden Lane,
Assigned today TO Leo Wormstr with
preferences of S72, $3.50.
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LONDON, May ls.-The report that
the Yacht VAlkyfie was foundeTed with
the loss Of all hands N denied.
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IN mn sEroNp pEaREE.
NJ. Meyer, tho Poison"r, Pour.
Guilty of murder,

NEW York, May ls.-DL Henry g.
Meyer, charged with poisoning Lud-
Wig Brandt 10 obtain the insurance,
WIS found guilty Of murder IN the
second degree, Tho penalty Is Inn
lfhonmtnt for life.
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NEW YoWS, May ls.-s2, $50, 600
gold Il engaged for shipment Iomor'
row.
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ACOw mo ~

Two HAttraRd Coaches nsrailed enh
several Persons Injured.
MARIETTA, ohio, May ia pas
seuper tain when backing over the
npproach 10 Patkcuburg bridge last
uigbt struck COW. Two coaches
were thrown down al embankment.
a. j. Iund, the county trrAsutct.bloct,
John Hawks Of Cincinnati and }, q.
Arnold of Patketsburg were seriously
but not fatally injured.