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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
Barry, III. AImo.,

Quincy, ILL.,, March 31.-Fire TO-DAY do
s,royed over fifty buildings. embra cin-
alsios' the entire business portion of tho
Town OF Barry, Pike county. about ,h,rtv
mires from here. The loss Il ast;ma,as
II 500 e''inated
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
Criminals Sentenced.

farkton, 5. d., March 81. - Judge
nmith to-day sentenced to the peniten-
tiary Charles Campbell to ten years for
assault; Perry Whalen and Mike Calden.
ten years for highway robbery.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
bicycle Rnna Rae

Eau Claire, Wis, March 31.-Arronre.
Rents are being made for a bicycle road
race from Chippewa Falls to Fan claire
under the auspices of the Miles PicyrI,
cup OF this city, the date to be during Inc
list week in June.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
WEBSTER, /: SOUTH DAKOTA
IA deacon at Bucyrus, Ohio, made TAX
ing up collections personally profitable
b. having fly paper in his hat The
money that adheses was his own emol-
Uu,put

A newiy-invented electric n is pro-
PEELED by a third rail nr steel conduit.
No current can be obtained from the
rail except as the current passes over
h
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
Postmastcrs az Ho1mor

washington, March 81. - ]. A. Abro.
hanson was to-day appointed postmastor
at holman, Grant county, Mimi. yicp
n. Il. ~ltulien, removed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05

The scheme for producing a vast
Photographic map of the heavens,
which was agreed upon by a congress
Of astronomers in Paris five years ago.
bs now well advanced.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
Cotton MilIs I'm Rnin.

Louisville, Ky, March 3I.-A snec;a,
10 the Courier-Journal from Paris, Tenn,
says the Chicasaw cotton mills, two
miles from that city, was burned yester-
day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05

A Missouri divorce was ono grated
because 1.-THE defendant goes gadding
about, leaving the plaintiff supperlrss,
Or II he gets any he has to cook it him
seaf.s
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
Columbian Bands Disband To-sIor.

Chicago, March 31.-One minute after
sunset, to-day, the Colombian guard at
jackson Park will be a gaudy reminis-
eence. The twenty-fy men yet remain
ing at Jackson Park will be formally
mustered out at that time.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
Death Of Am Autbor...

Boston, Mass, March 81. - Jane G..
Austin. the well known authoress, died
this morning ut the Hotel Waterson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
PITH OF THE NEWS.
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. ~
A CONDENSED FORM.

The Latest and Most Important Ncws
of the World. Quilted From the
Telegraph Reports OF the Press
Associations
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
THREATENING TALK TODAY.
one Desperate Character Registered ns
Hobo from salt Lake.

Special 10 ne NEwN
OGDEN, Apnl 9.-Ono man from the
industrial army succeeded In escaping
from their camp grounds and registered
at the Broom hotel In the name OF
Hobo. from salt Lake. In converse.
ton with NEWS reporter he stated
that he was an ullicrr Ia the army ami
when asKei hts position aud name he
stated; 81 am an unknown" He
sal 1--WE arc ahead " the injunction
and win not 10 back; we have until
lns 10Th day OF May TO get 20 Wash
ington, aud will remain right here un-
al We Ato assured VI our transportation
~ the East"
When asked (. force was taken 10
drive luem back uE compel them 10
leave the city what they would DO, he
an ,werrd, awe viii simply -it down
ON our camp gTuundb aud let them
drive, be- summrd. We wAul justice,
not charity. have 40 respect or the
Governor OF Uhh, out thank the CHI.
Gems anu officials oil Ogden city TOT
thelr KIND pr1,ec,on.n lilo further
Gays, "SuDuld gr have been allowed 10
20 nom our grounds last night, deeds
VI violence would nave been commit.
ted by the oltlLuus anu we would have
been blamed Tor Tue baue."
The temRius OF the man killed will
be- kept at Riuuey Brus' undertaking
parlofs until wOfi - received rom his
wife, who has been telegIapho1 NJ
CampDllo, Mass. Ills remmus were
viewo by rpplTlur OF the NEWS anu
found to be bruised but very hale. HIS
neck WAS broken aud his chin
scratched. He dld not die until
Within eight miles Of Oglon. The In.
function viii come up nj 2,31 U'CiOCs.
Captain Kelley will aGrve " $40
toni sht.
ALL QuiEE nuT OAINuus.
1880 p. NJ rhurs Is large enough
iotcu oil officers IN Ogden "a. present 90
control three times me number OF men
that are now cumpud at the depot
grounds. "rh0se blue coats from Salt
Lake are hard men 10 run against"
says Mayor Baskln. Al present all
Ia quiet and peacetble, but II h
expected that force viii nGvt
to DO resorloI 10 In order
% rid the city OF the army a. they
positively refuse 10 20 back. The army
has been supplied win food ami fuel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09

TOPEKA, Kau., April s.-During the
rasi three days the prairios Ia western
Kansas have been swept by duSifuc-
i've prairie fires, and many stacks Of
tunw have been consumed. A big IRE
broke out In Clark county, aud before a
b fong south Wind burned north over q
wide range OF country, many fenoes,
had aud straw stacks and outbuildinga
were consumed. In front OF this wind
Storm the flames leaped ten 10 fifteen
iluut high, Several farmers barely
suved their homes. They sent a courier
10 Ashland for help. Wagons wers
Procured, loaded with men aud barrels
II water anu sent TO the relief OF tue
people.
A strip OF prairie two miles long by
tlNly feet Wide WINS thoroughly Raturat-
cd by people vino had come 10 the
rescue with the water, anu the hre
was finally hemmad In.
In Wnubunzu more than 10000 acres
OF range grass have been burned over
during the past three lays.
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DISASTROUS IHGAlER FIRE,
Sixteen Persons Reported Lost In tho
Ilsm3s.
Partial List OF Dead nud tulurcd.-
Great lost 60 iho LiiiiDutinn
Company.

MrlwAuilEE. WIS. April 0-rho
Davidson Iheater, the nnost in Mil.
waukeo and one Of the hauislmcst AMI
coal.iest building In the country, was
destroyed BY Ire winch broke out be.
tween aud o'cl. ok this morning.
The valuable scenery carried by tue
"Lillipugiaus," WORTH $4,000, 10 All
gone. The thehtcr roof, on which a
score or more fIfumun ttuO4, wont
down aud the meu were carried
with II. Some were rescued from
the ilamts by comrades who riskuI
tholr lives 20 drag out tho forms Of the
dead anu Injured. Seven Ur olght
men were soou brought out ana those
able 90 speak SAID there must DO ten
more ~ tue ruiut. Tho burning roof
had fallen on them aui tuuy were
roasted ~ death " not killed Ina plunged
from the ROOT. Several men WORKING
In the lheater were caught by tho tall.
ing tlmberi and other PORTIONS Of
the roof, making the rescue Of
the Imprisoned men impossible.
The police report sixteen lives lost anu
estimate. the property loss NJ s5DJ, 900.
Assistant Chief Deyure was ON tue
roof az tho TINS Of tho crash bat
escaped without Injury. John Geo
went down with the roof aud was
pinned down with bricks but Slipped
out Of his clothing anu escaped though
badly bruised anu burned.
A partial list OF the men buried
under the ruins, all iiiemeu: George
Jansen, assistant chief; August Jams.
sen, Archie Campbell, Thomas Nor
gan, James freeman, O'Neill Crowley.
Rescued anu taken 10 turEmergency
hospitag Lieutenant Curan, probably
fatally; Fred MarIhy foot crushed;
Fred SchrgeIof; John Geo, bally
burned, back hurj Captain Linehan,
probably fatally.
III the morgue! Ollie Rscs, foil from
q ladder.
The guefts AZ the Davidson hotel
were panic stricken but none were In.
juTud. The loss 10 tho LilliputiAn
company is 100000; 10 tho thealor
about 100000.
William Crowley wrs pinned down
In the hre several hours and the men
were hehlating between letting him
burn or letting him drown. Crowley
asked his friends 10 cut his lega oil 90
he could be released, but ho was
finally rescued. The fiTemen were
not on the roof when II fell, but on tho
door beneath. The origin OF the IRE
IN unknown,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
The Police Court.

This wa, very busy day In tho
police Justices court, no less than
lhirly.lour cases being disposed u.
Three young men were arrested for
riding bicycles without lanterns last
night aud were hued 81 apiece.
IL. T.. johnson was nned 81 Tor
leaving MS team on the street united.
A gang " dozen hoodiums were
arrested by Oniuers Edward aud
Daggart last night ut the corner OF
Ninth East aud Second south streets
Tor disturbing the peace. The rowi yism
was such that the residents OF that
district were compelled TO complain.
Their hearing was ret TOT Thursday Ut
. 70, m,
Roy Wright, charged with stealing
two bicycles, was atrnigned on Two
charges VI grand larceny aud plea led
no, guilty. lie Will be trivu Wvdnes.
Jay al 10 a. IN,
Charles Lohmeyor, German, Tor.
ieiled 20 Tor nouappramnoe 10 answer
the charge Of being drunk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09

BAN FRANcnoJ, April 0.-rhe frst
California conference Of the La,ler.day
Saints was held here yesterday. The
attendance was good, though mostly Of
women. Tue conference by an
unanimous vote sustained the action
Of the General Conference In tho olsc.
ton Of officers from President wood-
run down.
The membership Of the San Francis.
co bganoh now consists OF two Seven.
ties, Que High Priest, four Elders, one
Priest, one Teacher twenty.one
members aud slxteen children under
eight years OF age, Ten persons have
been baptized aud six children pleased
since the foundation u tho mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
4 UOOD INDIAN.
nut 40 Presents Lamsntahis 40.
praFauCr.

NEW YoWl, April o. - James
rhoma, BcnnccSo Indian, aud a
member OF tbe Roaring Thunder com
pary, now playing iu Philadelphia,
vase prisoner iu the n mbs police
court HH had buHn arrested on New
Chambers street Tor being intoxicated.
Hu was hailuss AMI clatlus8 aud his
vest was ripped up the back anu barely
hung together. On hia luit cheek he
bad the big ttab wound aud HE white
shirt was saturated with bIoOl.
Thomas could toll but little about
himself. Hs said he came 20 thls city
over the Pennsylvania roaI aud could
uUt give any account OF bis wnuutuugs
90 Now l0fk A friend ia PhilA.
iulpuli, ho sall, told him 10 take an
IL train aud 81 70 tuo bJwery. He
e,ii be- did this Uui hu does nos know
anything more. Justice raiulor lin u
him s. anu told HIM TO Try anu think
where hu had been sl that hu could
arrest the mau who stabbed him.
Thomas said 10 Justice ralntoE al
am n good Indian, 4 never DO any.
thing wrong. They robbed mu. though
aud had % ory this morniug wlcn 1
found on my money gone"
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AFFAIRS IN BRAZIL,
g.r5r,d Success Of tho lnSur6snt
Forces.
sagu ENTHUSIASM PREVAILS
fbs Did, 10 Favor of the esp Of
no Grandc by ADMIRAL
Mellu.

Nrw YoRS, April o.-rho HcroiP q
wsptnylieo dispatch saysi Ia accord.
-,switn orders sont by General Bar.
-,ys 10 the woiiern and centfal dis.
i..sa OF Rio Gmnde, the entire
,.l.nllst army iu that state IL now
Y.tiHr forced marches to Ciudai, Y o
gnsds and Porto Allegro TO operate
r,th Almiral Mello's feet.
foe troops Of General 3 ualva under
.mmsni Of Goneral Salgado and
g.usul Lauron.iko are already b..
astlus Porto Allegro.
C,.iIha telcgtaphed Prosidont Pslx.
,.otlIay that II was not probable that
UrrHuId make success NJ the fcsist.
nnea O. the Insurgents. Hu has only
UIpruu boat, tn Csnauea, and that
b. laeIraa. the rIfandea aud SautOb
having ieftA week ago Tor RIO Janulr0
via AHigas. / learn that Fort Bon, o.
RIO Gmude, dlt not respond 10 the
cannonado Of the Repuulica AID
Aguilabau. The torpei0cs which
Caslllba had placed in tho channel
were located aud removed by Admiral
Mc'llis torpedo h0nt MoWcllihr before
the dsrt entered the harb0r.
There H. great unihusiasm among the
Brazilian insurgents In tbs city be-.
cause OF the reuol succrsses. Ouu VI
MeIlois SCENTS predicted that General
samiva Willtuturn 10 San Paulo ~ the
head % g,1ll men by the end ri Apfil.
Tho Bf lillian min ster 10 Urugp ~
admits that the odds are ln invlr oI
the capture Of RIO Gfando BY Admiral
Mello but he THINKS President Pulx1to
has taken advantage OF Mullo's absence
10 tcaputo Psanagua and DcllcrEo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09

= LITTLE Girl Find- Valuable Mn.
mund stud.


CHICAGO. April Blu spite Of all
the WORK which tho soup gang have
done oh State street Il remained Tor an
ordinary pusse'by, ami girl ni that 90
Miss CIline u ilemal-to iud a fortune
lying in the gutter Ia the shape OF 3.
W. Allcrtou's $500 dilmoud stud.
The big packer wac on state street
Thursday morning when his diamond
stud bcCimu unflstenei aud dropped
tuto the street. Not iOr several hours
did this pork magnate foaiizl that MS
yht was gone. Then ne NJ once
advertised. Many an hour aud hum
dfcis OF people pasaei bpi0fo Mias
Il ilutnan came along, but when shn lid
uof eyes iighlci upon the diamond.
Huillng car the young lady anu her
valuable nnl were conveyed 90 the
formers home. Friday paslud with ut
tue owner OF she runaway diam1nd
having appeared. Saturday murnins
samuel coleman taw Mt. Ailuit1u's
newspaper advefiiaomont and l0tt mo-
tinu M telling tho packer OF Mim
ZtlumauH hnI MrH Allufion nt once
drove Io th. n slgman hUdse anu idtnt-
iioi the Hiuur, and before leaving Minl
coleman was Ia pistusii3n oil an auto
graph note Of tuauAs ton the PORK
man In thu shape N check Tor s-UD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
The Cow Ease.

Charles Houston, who was arrested
on Saturday ON a ouassv OF oow.steal.
ing, was arraigugd In the police court
this morning. No admitted taking
the COW, but It was his own. Il ap.
pears that tho complainant, J. v.
Ralrns, farmer VINO lives In tUs
southeastern pert OF the city, was an.
moved by h0usD0u'5 COW tTuspasaiug
on his place, and hs lied her up until
HOUSTON paiI him s. damages. rns
caused trouble between tho men, ono
wanted 10 fight tiu ether, anu the
result was that HJusbon was arreitel
after he had iotciUly tsken tue COW. lt
was very amusing case, as ihe ur-
ieudaut suffered badly. Houston
was discharge on payment 10 Rallous
Ol tho damages claimed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
caunierfeIt siiysr noiiar,.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 9,-Coun.
ietlrit silver dollars, halves and
quarters, have been In circulation here
since Thursday. The output mas
amounted TO 1890. rho coins have
tho proper ring, are perfect IA finish,
but are little soft and light in weight.
Joseph Bennett, George Ciaws9n AMI
William Hit have been arrested for
passing the stuff, Clawson And HIT
admit Of their guilt aud the former
declares that Bennett furnished them
the money Bennett had some Of the
spurious coin In his possession when
arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
the Great colo stris..

COLORADO srNNus, Colo, April o.
The greatest gold strike Of the year
Of Cripple Creek IL reported Ia the
Caledonia. The mine l. located with
tho vein which 10 eighty feet wide.
The lowest ataay shows 800 10 he ton;
nail ton assAysd silU TO tho ton;
several feet Will run hall thntam0unl.
Quartz tlfuaks three 20 four inches
vtlewiil give a. high o. 81 900 10
1900. The Niue has been opened Tor
two yoats, but attention has been
called away from Il and ~ richness
was not dreamed Of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09

WA8uNuToN, A til O.-Ar. DInphy
Of New York, thinks boulevard
acrgss the continent IL one OF tue
uocessarits Of tho age. Ho has Iust
Introduced a bill IN the House pfOvld.
ing for the appointment oi a connie.
slon 10 Inquire into the matter.
This commission IL TO determine, IN
the tlrst place, whether IA tran cont.
mental boulevard ~ desirable, aud la
the second place whether II IL feasible.
The commission 10 10 consist Of four
members, one 10 be- selected from the
war department, one from the deparl-
muut OF agriculture, one from the
p0siunice department and ono from
the Interior department, The boule.
ward IL 10 extend from the Atlantic TO
tho Pacific aud, OF course, the eastern
terminus, In Mt. Dunphy'a opinion,
ought to be at New York CITY. The
western terminus 10 he In san Fran.
cisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
A noYnI nII,er M.aaInr.

wAsHISdrOS, April 0.--In tho re-
port made by Minister Dun, OF Toxic,
to this department u state, the liver
wedding Of the emperor was celebrated
on March H., and was most magnifl.
cent and refined affair. Music was
performed aud dances adapted TO II.
Prince Otiaumi ana guests Ieoei we'd
silver statues OF stlrks aud the EN-.
peror threw aside bis reserve and con.
versed cordially with individuals Of
the diplomatic bl y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09

NEW YomS. April On. II. Curtis
has arrived from Texas anu IL ar.
ranging for "a revival OF "Sam'l OF
pusen," aHd "COHmoroial Drummer
Up TO Date" Hearing that the gov.
ernment was about to extinpuish the
light ON the statue OF Liberty, he
offered 10 he one Of ten TO give 81 600,
or Of twunty 10 give $500 to keep the
light burning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09

reasons pfoseodi1rs in the case %
Blsnop Bluacum will bu heard before
Atch6iahop HunuCnsey insioai Of the
papal delegate. Appeal from the fiud.
ings may be had 10 the pRfnl delegate
auu 1ually b. Rome. rlc progress of
The case, tho proceeding heretofore
mad, ami the prospect Of an early
determination exclios great interest
among church men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
4 vIelIm of lha Dla.eelInr ItnLf.

sr. Louis. April 9.--Dr. John Howe
jerks, professor Of physiology aud
modern languages at WAshingtoD
university, died toiay OF blood poison,
Ing. While dissecting eOrnse last
tuesday, DR.. jerks cut himself on the
hand aud was inooulatod with poison,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09

Active War ou Fruii Dtsiroying Ia.
scots

WAsntNuTON, April 0.-The ngfl-
cultural department Will issle In "a ice
days "a bulletin on the San jose scale of
Calf rnin, CoulidrrUd the most serious
parasite with which California fruit
growers have 10 contend. Active
measures Will at once be taken by the
department % destroy the Insects IN oil
localities where they may be- found.
Goat mage 10 fruit gr1winy Interests
is anticipated by the department, u the
scale 10 allowed 20 spread. The state
board OF agriculture aided by tue ngri.
cultural department has just completed
q oerics OF fumigauug olUrali0us In
Nirginil, which are believed 20 have
destroyed II In that locality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
A nEMAnIlAnLE cAsn.
The rriai of nishop Honaoum Of
Nebraska.


OMAHA, April To-day tho trial OF
bishop B0nnuum OF Nebraska opens In
Omaha. IL promises 10 be remark
able ease Ia Catholic circles. One
hundred priests and nuns are present
% testify concerning the charges which
Iuo.ude tyranny, oppression, insubor-
Nlaation, inci.ing strife, alandor and
Illeh violation " diocesan slatutk,
mrappfopfiatiop, falsehood, peculaIi,h,
uliue influence, unjust iavoritiA T..
'ranual gum6ling and incitAtion \
l,uufy. lhess arc supplemented VIII
40 sperihVntionp.
Heretofore bishops accused OF grnv
oueh.ca have been called to Rome an
quietly suppressed by removal 10 SOM
Instant diocese or placed on the reliTel,
net The sending Of panal delegate
10 the United States reversed thli
pohoy To rome extent by creating a
lscal court for the determination OF
Questions Of church management
arising In this country. For csrlRil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
cnllIr nna nhetn ne.lre, ra

Special Dispiieh 10 ne NEwA
CHEYENEB, wyo., April "a letter
received from ranchman Ia tho Blg
Horn basin slales that tue recent hliz.
zArd unqueslionably destroyed great
many cattle AMI sheep In that section,
but tue loaa 10 much lighter than Al lTst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
ANOTHER ATTRACTION.
roriy.TWe Nattyes of Samoa for 90
uIdwiutur fhir.

uIdwiutoF rair.
San FuANurCJ, Aptil 0.-Fofty.
two natives 0i Sauna arrived To-Day on
the schooner Vine, AMI viii form an
attraction for the MiIuinler Fair.
They brought with them oil the
equipments Of a native village, with
weapons anu many other shiugs Illus.
trailug their custDms anl mannurs.
The NEGATIVE Tor this visit Of the South
Sea lslaudrfs is tho wonderful stories
told by thu samoan villagers who
were 40 the WOlI's Far when thoy
returned home. The promoter Of tho
Miiwinlor Fair project had no trouble
securing recruits, Tor nearly all the
natives wanted % 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
lie Stole Pants.

NJ. .Meakin was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Sergeant Eslinger for
stealing a parcel containing pair Of
pants from Fuller's pawn shop, on
Srcoud South street, saturday night.
He will have u hearing this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09

reported. The lee oi cattle seems 10
have been confined to poor cows.
Cattlemeu explain that the slufin'
although very severe while II lasted,
did not continue long enough To klll
cattle in any considerable NUMBER.
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stolen nauh Notes.

oNDoE, April "a bag belonging
10 British C'iumbla bauk, this city,
containing E7,sUO IN bank notes anu
bills, was stOlvu last Saturday, from the
counter OF Smith, PAyen a Smlth's
bans. Tho bills are not negotiable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09

lower California suffering from
brought

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 9.-Lower
California 10 Ia need 90 rain. Twice
the acreage OF wheat IL planted this
year thsu Last year Rud unless rain 10
IN abundance within very few days
thncrJp viii not average Ouc.halt II
should. The cOlonia,s went through o
dry season last year, getting ABOUT MALI
crop, and In spite Ofobstaolea planted
with greater faith tnan ever. ~ this
years. planting fails there will DO much
actual want.