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RESIDENCES ROBBED.
Circus Crooks and HRngcrs-on Get In
Their BurglArious Work.

"whon a circus comes to town,
guard your PREMISES" Is an Injunction
that Is generally not far from being
good advice. Professional crooks the
country over make Il their business to
follow big shows and when citizens are
attending the performances rob their
residences, pick their pockets or en-.
gage thum In some kind of sure.thinE
game,
The circus now hero II no exception
to IN, rule, A gang which the man
aprmcnf aver have no Identification
or Interest with the show In my man.
nsr whatever arc tread ny close ON It's
heels. Last uight between s and 8
O'Clock when the family was tenn
porarlly absent from home house.
breaker entered the residence Of Harry
q. NR.sbit NJ No. IS q Street. After
thoroughly mubHChing the premises
they deolmpeu with watch anu chuin
which hnd been hidden under a pillow,
a purse containing $50 and some cloth
lug anu other valuable,
During yesterday burglars entered
the house vi DR.. PARK, IN the Elgh-
tssnth ward. For time they had the
big place all 10 themselves, aud thoy
made the best use Of u In getting TO-
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CRUSHED UNDER A WHEEL.
Terrible Accident That nly Terminate
Fatally.


About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
an accident occurred on Ninth East
street, between Eleventh aud Twelfth
south sireetr,whlcn may coat Raymond
Riley, eovcn.yoat.old boy, bis lie.
Ninth East IL the route taken by those
engaged Ia hauling lime rock from
Emigration canyon 10 the Germauia
smolier Al the hour stated one Of the
teams occupied Ia hauling was passing
the residence Of Mr. Riley. TIE driver
had a siS.houo team, which engaged
hia attention, and two wagon loads Of
rock, tho second wagon being coupled
close 10 the fifst. As he was phssiug
another team, the driver heard n child
cry out, anu looking back saw n little
hoy between the wheels Of hls trail
wagon.
Tho team WINS stopped quickly, and
the child removed from HE dreadful
position, but already he had received
Injuries that are likely 10 prove fatal.
Tue boy was Raymond Riley, ami he
had run out anu attempted 10 climb on
the front VI the trail wagon. ia DOING
20 he had slipped and fallen In tue way
Of the front wheel, which passed over
his LETT baud, inlurlng u ~ that two
fingers had 10 be amrutalcd, aud
then going over one Lex between
the knee and thigh. There was
more than two tons 0f rock
ON the wagon, and the wheel had
fairly crushed the limb, the broken
bones Of which were forced out through
the tloshl
DE-. Slophe nltloharjs was called In
Aud did what he could Tor the sui.
iioror. At first II was thought
that this leg should be hmpu.
tated, bat after consideration Il
was decided that the iimb could DO eel
and this was done. The accident 10 o.
such severe nature, however, that II
II extremely doubtful whether the boy
can survive. This Afternoon he IL
resting under the Influence Of an
AuW'thctiC.
the child had been IN the unfortu.
nate habit Of climbing upon passing
wagons, aud not more than i've min.
utes before tbs accident occurred HE
mother had reprimanded him Tot IOiug
10. lie hal stepped outside OF the
gate and when the limerick wagon
came along he had seemed 10 forget all
about the maternal instruction, with
the result stated.
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a yietory Tor women.

RiUHMOND, Va, June l6.-Mff
BBlva lockwood has won signal
victory for women In Virginia. For
the last tour years struggle has been
going on IN this state 10 induce the
Legislature TO pass special act permit.
ting members Of that sex to practice
law, but without success. Alter long
fight Mrs. Lockwood'u counsel secured
a declsion from the supreme court Of
appeals which allows her 10 practice
the legal profession Ia this state. This
Of course throws open tho profession 10
oil her sVx who can pasa the cNgmiua.
ton.
a fow weeks ago the court Of appeals
by vote Ut TO ., one member being
absent, decided against Mrs. Look.
wood's petition. Upon a rehearlng be-
Ing granted the court revoked ils form.
or decision aud decided In favor Of Mite,
Lockwood.
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Some Moro Snits.

Henry Dluwoodoy has commenced
legal proceedings ia tho Third district
court against Salt Lake CITY. The
complaint sets forth that piainuii Is
the owner OF and Ia In possession VI a
piece OF land In this city, and that de-
ieudAut claims an estate or interest In
the premises adverse to him, that he
claim 10 without right or utle what.
over 10 saiu premises. Wherefore he
abkB that defendant uo required 20 set
forth the nature gud character Of its
claim, ana that by such decree Il be
adjudged that defendant has no estate
or interest In said property.
George Curloy IL after thu Salt Lake
DuvIug PArk ASSOCIATION ma ln0 IhiId
district court. lilo seeks 10 recover
$1,000 Tor personal injuries sustained
by tnB breaglng down o stand, IA scat
ON which he occupied at the races on
June "a, 1899. Plainuh alleges that
the stand WAS unsaiely CONSTRUCTED anu
that by reason vi the neg ,eut aud caro-.
lessness Of the deisuIauH no was
thrown TO the ground anu suffered a
serious spTaiu Of the ankle,
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The italian Premier CAptutct nis
woutdbr Murderer.

Wuutdh r uurierrr.
ROME, June lG.-As Premier CrIspi
was duving TO thu Chamber " Depu.
Ties today man drew q revolver and
bfcd At him. The premier was not
wounded. Sprlnging fiom bic carriage,
he seized bis w0ulu.bu murderer auu
held hiu until a policeman arrived.
IA the vehicle turned from via
Htsgorla into via Capu'Ucaie, % man
lettering on the sidewalk, drew &C..
volye. from his breast ami ran up 10
the carriage, took aim 1T the premier
AMI hfei. SlgnOr Crispi, uninjurUd,
promptly ppfnng cut Of the carriage
with the Intention Of selling the would
be assatsiu. The man was almost im.
med aitiy seized by Ie0plr attracted by
ibu report Of tue revolver ia % ma.
mcnt the lcishb1fhooI was crowded.
A ruth was made for thu mnu who
was Struggling with his clptors and he
would have been beaten % death, had
u not been Tor the prompt arrival Of the
policc.
The premier examined tue revolver
curiUusly. He was lOuily chUufUd tot
the courage nU had displayed.
When the sitting chamber was
opened, there were loud cheers for
the PREMIER The president told Of the
attempt upon Crspi's lie anu severe
~ denounced the outrage. His e..
marks were greeted with loud
applause.
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JUDGES AT WORK,
another Divorce Harvest 10 The Third
District Court Today.
MOTIONS AND ORDERS THEREON.
Attorney Markham Slips Away and
Leaves Mrs. Bessie Rodabeck
!n the Lurch.

Chief Justice Merritt and Associate
Justice Batlch held court this morning
anu among other matters which on
gagged their attention. were those re-.
p0uoi below. Some nvu of ok default
divorce cases were on the program;
but they were all Of the "sommonn
order
Before Juigo Merritt tue following
business was disposed Of
LOIS OF DIVORCES
Evcllno J. a. Crouch " Ffanklin
A.. Crouch; default. Failure TO pro.
vide was tue allegation nero. Tho
parties intermarrlrI at Logan, Cache
county, on April 2arJ, 1890, but Tor
more than yesr past, though an able
bodied man, the defendant has wholly
neglected 10 contribute towards hia
wi'c's support. Tue plainlin had no
difficulty Ia obtaiuing hot decree.
walbufgn stciubnoh was also grant.
ed divorce from George Sloiubach.
on the ground Oi failure % provide.
The defendant diI not Uiirr 10 answer.
The parties were married at Dsnvsf In
August, l5UJ, aud two ycafs later hor
husband abandoned her.
Emma Page Cook VI Frederick J.
Cook, default; divorce granted On the
ground OF GctertiOn. Habitusi drunk.
Unoss aud cruelty had been slso pfcvi.
outly allvgoa Ia tho complaint.
Tho parties iuittmafr.cd Ia this city
10 December 1862, ami since 1859 do.
iundhu. nub NO. lucied ~ provide for
his vic, VINO Is u poor health.
Betty Schmidt vs. Ferdinand
BuhmiJ; default; divorce granted on
the ground Oi dcsoilIUu, otc.
oruEu cAsEs.
III. w. Duncan W n. NJ. Pearson
81 al ClorE ID. &. Dunbar appointed
guardian nj ntem. judgment entered
Tor n ,377.
ByarI Of Education w Salt Lake
Pressed Brick Go. Order made con.
ilfmiug report Of referee.
Wells, Fargo n Co. W the Ogden
Gao, Ligut aud Fuel Go. DsiaulL,and
Judgment Tor il6, 92i IS.
Martin J. 5aoket ~ Francis Nc.
Donald. Leave given 10 file amended
complaint.
In thv case Of the NallonAl Bank W
John Gf0esbocki order VI publication
granted ON afiiIAvit.
sarah a. Kennedy W Joseph H..
Smith Vt al. Dslault and decree Of
foreclosure.
Aaron keyser " WIN. Burke si al.
Judgment aud foreclosure.
john C.Hecsch st al w John Morgan
ct al. Petition presented Tor possession
OF premises.
ADMITTED 10 ciIizESsHIr.
Neils lsuAoson, n native Of Sweden,
now reading At murray; Julius J.
BoaTnsou, y Dane, ana Win. Cole, an
EuglishmAn, were admitted to citizen.
chip.
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IN THE INTEREST or SCIENCE
ldi,On aud Friends witness = Prise
IIght

NEw York, June ia prize fight
D The Interest OF science IN rather "A
sa.quB event, but that IL what 10 IT.
piled 10 have taken place In the
Ab0utory Of Thomas A. EuisIu, the
Inventor, near Orange, n, j., last
light The mill was betweoeu Mike
leonard anu Jack Cushing, both Of
Bio1klyu, end MIR. Ei4son aud n
piy VI six gentlemen, all intimate
ifisnds Of the inventor were tue
ipgcAi0b, Six rounds were fought
and then Leonard put hls man out with
sclevef hight hand punch.
Tue preliminArios, n IL said, were all
iIangrd several days ago by Mr..
Elltou's representatives aud u puTse Of
1SlO subsorlbeJ, all OF which wHs TO go
loIbe wlnuer The iighlers weigh cd
10 At 100 pounds when thoy entered
The y ioot ring, which had been
Il'ehtd within the focus Of Mr., Eat
.'h's last Invention, the kinet0gfhph,
which was 10 catch anu preserve
Every movement VI the pugilis,s for
NE purpose OF reproduction later on.
IL Il said that some time ago Jack
AeAulliie AMI his sparring partner
tottd a few rounds before tbs camera,
but the exhibition was far from being
Atsal night.
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business. This action OF the CITY bank
mas reassuring olect ON some fiunn.
cier', who have been watching win
some alarm the growing gold shipmenf
total anu The diminishing gold reserve
OF mo government 10 waa argued
thRt the bank hal boom satisfied that
Tue Holl movement Eufopcward was
ABOUT AZ ilunle before 10 lad departed
from lis usual ssl'-pfesefvatlon policy
and had parted with III private supply.
Tue TACT that LIZ ri Freres has cat
down tleir last order Oh Thursday
nom 81 ,.bOOOOts $40, 900 was REGARDED
a. indicsiing the end Of the present
gold movement. Accurate Dhseryers
cay That t5,OOO,O1O more viii end tue
shipments.
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CANTON, o., June lG.-A prize eight
with probably fatal results was Ought
at Meyers lake, near Canton, last
night. The pugillsls were Jimmy
Carney, who elaine TO be lightweight
champion OF Michigan, and Tommy
Miller, pfotegu Of Jack King, tue
Cleveland cx.pfizc fighter. In the third
round Carney nit Miller ,quafe on the
point Of the chin aud he Tell heavily,
mis- bead striking the platform iitHt.
lie was Unconscious anu the usual
restoratives failing, physician WA
sent iot, but up 10 late hour no had
not revived, and II was expected hv
would die,
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RICHMOND, KY, june lG.-Onc Of
the most remarkable tUsrmug leafs
was accomplished by JACK Suwall, a
farmer IN mo Waco vicinity last
night Six young Indies were cupsizri
at Flint, on the Kentucky river.
Their cries were heard by sowcll, hail
Il mile away. He nrsi rescued one,
returned anu swan 20 shore with two,
thea saved two more. Tue sixth enuk
before no could reach her He divci
aud recovered the body. 5oweil VIII
be- Presented with u medal.
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CHICAGO, June lG.-At the Amerl.
can Railway union convention today
the Pullman strike committee reported
that the company refused 10 treat with
the representatives OF the union, but
Second Vice President Wicker said he
would treat with the eX.emplOyes.
President Dsbs ordered committee OF
employees ~ DO appointed.
The matter wis referred 10 the Pull.
man delegation with instructions TO
appoint committee 10 confer with tho
officials and report 10 tho A. H. u,
A proposition was made % establish
n labor trust company In every state TO
create perpetual fund 10 carry on
strikes, etc. IL II thOughttho plan will
DO adopted with notifications,
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Congress- RECORD
,,nll REGARDING the Lands Of The
Uls Indians.
80, M DESERT LAND FIXED.
fsltt w
.r,se Wool Amendment Lost.
N, wool schedule Discussed
la Earuest

/ .,r,oros, Juae lG.-ln tho Sem
w., Teller askeI unanimous con.
"a, ron,iirr the House bill approx.
INC negotiations Of the United
~, commissioners with the South
m, Ipdisns and confirming the
.. pa, n,oyl,ioBs Of June, 1850. for the
.n',-sp, Of lands In sevoraiiy, etc.
y.p dii not Ike To consent 10 a
mas, would override the treaty aud
=, rom the Utss two'ihiris Of ihelr
~, living ia return tract Of less
uisnL
T,Il,f decided to allow tue bill to 20
,guuul Monday.
Ann was passed authorizing Com
-,,s,t Donnie W. Mullen 10 accept n
- from the Chilean government.
Isotbsf oil passed fxes tne price
,s,.sfi laudsat sl..5 aud authorizes
y, ,,lunding Of payments In sKtuts.
p,gsfis amendment 90 tue tRgin bill
Z lfahtfef nll manufactures NoAhlVHNA
,b5lly Of In part VI wool 10 the Tree list
,w delealed-8 TO %. Allen, Kyle
Nd PETER cast Affirmative votes.
Hnbfough announced that ho would
l,ys voted aye, had he not been
afsd. ,
Ihs ssnAte then plunged into actual
-t,iienlion OF tho wooden schedule.
ysl explained that the finance com
nlil,s bad been moved TO place duty
i ,hoddy aud waste In order 10 *.
sis them from the county. Ono Of
is purposes Ia placing wool on the
rss hi was 10 discourage the manu-.
i.uie VI shoddy, which under tbs
J sklnley act had doubled. Last year
s r.chvd s9O,OOU,OJO.
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THAunULENr TELEGRAns.
Discharged Messenger hoy Makes
Money In His own Wa.


Money In Hts avn Wa.
CLLyELAND, o., June l6.-A dis.
charged messenger boy hsb UueH doing
slAud nlCo business here during the
la'l week on account OF his knowledge
aalhtl IN thu service OF how Western
Uhion messages look and arc de-
nytfed' His plan has been 10 write a
"leBrumi address II to some well known
,ut'l AZ "a hotel, enclose iI Ina an ca.
,,iopr, aud put charges GU tho GU
,Cl0pt.
VI course the clerks will pay, and on
wey dlu not notice until tile guests
l'BAn ~ comment on tho peculiar
messages they were receiving, what
aHleular messenger boy had delivered
,le messages In question, the boy did
sus'u'ts some time before II became
necessary Tor him TO keep IN the back.
s'ounu' A theatrical manager received
massage reading; "Why did you not
answer my last telegram? MutherRnd
we rest Of us are all WE'LL" For this he
was lald 10 cents.
another mAu, n bachelor, paid 80
t'uW Tor q message TeadinE. "Bahy
KY Guy new tooth anu IL doing vol.
,'I e Western Union company has 70,
s"a'l d humber OF THESE payments
'An ID lhVtaiigaliug the case.
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or For A Holiday.

Deputy Clork Loomis, OF the Third
district court lott this morning for
Carb1uyille, Illinois, to spend brlet
holiday with his relatives. Ho will be-
absent about two weeks. Meanwhile
Chief Clerk Dunbar will have 10 10
double duty. With two courts sitting
this morning he had a busy time 10
begin with, but WAS quite equal W the
occasion,
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81. PAUL, Mimi, June l6.-Judge
i..Chell, OF the supreme court, has
ahde1 down decision reversing the
.ielslon OF the lower court In the case
giibst Father James Il. Connolly,
~ serving n twenty years. sentence
iIhs state prison for criminal assault
legged 10 have been committed upon
iiy, the adopted daughter Of n man
insd Harmon, Mt Tower. Convio.
ouwas secured solely upon ths teeti.
noby OF the girl.
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NM Ran rnddn NmIlh.

"Bob" Thompson, the little colored
luyili,t,,lsiCd Last evening that he had
just received a telegram from Paddy
smith,oi Denver, brother OF the big
bruisor, "Dtnver Ed" II was 10 the
effect that Paddy had acc,pci bio
challenge for finish igh. either iu
this city OF Ogden at ora early date.
The hght T. 10 some oil three wuuks
after siguiug the articles.
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The onEes InvssuEation Ended.

MILWAUKEE, June l6.-The weari.
some Oakuj Investigation into the
Northern Pacific Affairs was ended 10.
day. June 70 Is fixed ~ tho tune for
hearing tho argument. IL II the gen.
vfal opinion Of thOSe who followed the
testimony closely that the inyostiga.
ton has streus theuVd tho position Of
Cakes very materially,
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WILL TRY rHE nADsToNE

a Young Lady nitt.n nv Dos sup
posed 60 Have At draphobis.
NEVADA, No., June TO- Mics Rosa
Roacn, Of Pawnee, Kansas. has arrived
here 10 have n MAIDSTONE applied to n
wouud inflicted by dog supposed 10
DO affected with hydrophobia. The
unfortunate young lady was bitten on
tho evening OF June ~ at Fort Scott,
where she was attending "A teacners'
Institute. The same dog attacked other
lGaIrs, tearing their elsthlug, but
dolng no other damage. the stone
adhered several hours,
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suOT HIMSELF.
Ex.nepreseatAtiV. thomas n. nAyns
Commits suicide.

Commits suicide.
WASHINGTON, June lG.-EH.lIepre-
sentative Thomas M. Bayne, Of Pitts-
burg, committed suicide today at his
home In this city by shooting himself
through the heart. IL IL supposed that
IN health aud possibly financial rt-
yersus caused tue deed. Bayne was
one Of tue host known Republican
politicians Of Pennsylvania, anu was u
member Of the ways and means com
milIes OF last Congress Ia which he
served. lie resigned his seat yOluL-
taTily ON account OF ~ health.
Mrs. Bayno was absent In Phlla.
delpnis. Ab,ut $ O'Clock this morning
Bayue called bis nurse and told her
hs had Just mad hemOrhagr. At 10
O'Clock sue lott the siok Dod Tor n mo-
ment anu while She WIS gone, BAync
shot himself In Ine right temple, dying
Ia a Tow minutes.
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BELLIGERENT CONyICTs.
Two Of Them Had An Encounter at
the penitCutiAry.

There was an exciting Incident nj
tho penitentiary yesterday afternoon,
oooasioned by couple Of oonvicls
named Frank Hamilton ami Frank
Rice engaging Ia GghL Ia which
cold steel played n too conspicuous
part. Both men are serving n sentence
for burglary. They fell out over some
trivial matter aud In tho course Of the
encounter which followed Hamilton
used knife upon his fellow prisoner.
The men were parted, however, before
much harm was done, Rice escaping
with slight wound,
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NEw Yoml, June l5.-stook market
oppusu penefaily higher sugar nj.
vance, reacted 3 and subsequently,
rallied
Sugni aud industrial shares fluclu-
ntrL largely through the forenoon and
tue market closed strong.
Raw sugar, hrm; far refining, ..i
CO. ,fiiupal. 30; trsb Be-; refined Htun- 4,
crushed, u, POWDERED iSi gianulatui,
4IlB. lac coffee mhrh,t was hrm,
los lor MOI.
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ImL com INroRT.

''s"' Indicating ,haritis Drswinr 10
"a tiusr.
NV fum,, june lB.-Tho city
,'@ hAb created IA good deal OF talk by
living lfOm its owe vaults the 5000.
hay. ~ goold which Heiuelbauh, Icklehvi,
V 1n. g 70 win ship to Germany today.
u'.v! hhs II that this was uono NJ tue
n F4es' OF We lrsaiury department and
h. 1h'eyihent with tho clearing house
Iut'' fftrident Snliman, OF the CITY
dsa,N, simply said that the bank had
gfs ~ 70 furnish gold to any doposi-
"u0 were IN the gold sxPorliug
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INV YORE, June Weekly bank
stsicmuus Reserve, decrease, y5il,'
0lb, lUnua, incfUatg, S32B, 800, specie,
decrease, sjs1,01J; legal tuuuvr, dt-
crease, s5i.YUG deposits, decrease,
$500, 800; circulation, decrease. $780,
5Ou. rno banks now hold SO $40, $50
IA excess Of requirements.
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rELL uNDrH rUE wuErLs.
Roy HieEed oTHn Ingine By - Bru-
tai Fireman.

CiNCiNNArt, Luuo iG.-Late today
Joseph Gazer, agci -, jumped on thu
pilot % an Cincinnati Hamilton Is
Dayton engine az Sixth and Min
streets. Fireman Martin Wyatt die.
covered tho boy after the ougiue had
started ana ordered him TO jump Oh.
The boy pleaded that the engine was
going too fast and that he would got
OIL when H. speed WAS checked. Wy.
gait lhereupon kicked him Of. The
boy fell under the wheels end one Of
his legs was cut oil anu tho flesh OF the
other split open 10 tins thigh. rhu boy
may die. Wyatt has g0nu W Indian.
ApUils.
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Toaay's Probate Court.

Estate Of James d. Buebee, de-
ceased. order made reducing BOND OF
administrator to $500.
Estate Of J, III. Runel, deceased.
GustAvo II. BaokmAu appointed aJ.
minlsirstor ON tilin bond OF $1,000.
Order mglo appointing appraisers.
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rrotcelIon for Nheep.


Spsciai'D.'pafct 10 me NEWS
RAwLIss, Wyo., June l6.-A Raw.
Inns dock owner has adopted novel
scheme to protect his tiooks from the
ravages Of wolves, which are quite
numerous about the lambing grounds.
Ader the sheep are bedded down fOr
tne night, numerous lanterns HTe
placed around the fl0ck. Tue animals
are afraid 10 approach the lights.
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UNloN1uwE, Pa,-Junu lG,-rhe
fity-svyen miners accused OF riot and
uniaWi lil As.emblugu NJ stlckle Hollow
we're acquitted last uight. President
Davio aud twenty others Will be
tfipu for TlOt,
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CHICAGO, June i0.--sult Tor divorce
agAnst Charles n. Judson, president
Of tue Economic Fuel Gss company,
has been filod by Mary Black Jujson.
Unisithiulness is charged by the COM
plniuaut and Nettio Swain Ia named
We c0.fUspondent.
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PARIS, June l6.-Sub. Lieutenant
Souihmskor, accidentally shot by Gen.
Ed0u, at ChareutOn, on phursuHy,
while the general was inspecting the
lioutenunt's revolver, died today.
General kdon Will bs tried by court
maTliRl.
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Locating placer Mines.

Special D,spaich 70 ne news
CHEYENNE, wyo., June l8.-Pros-
peclon continue TO locate placer
claims on the Big LARAMIE river Ia
Albany county, Several hundred
acres were taken up by Cheyenne ami
Denver parties last week. II Is under.
stood tue Denver parties will com.
meuoe sluicing ia few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

WINSirEu, Man, June l6.-An i'm.
ath,e tOdy OF HutiiefOus ore VA one
10y mile Wide by two long, 10 IT,
B ntd 10 have been discovered bot ween
Riip9flagv anu Port Arthur, seventy
all5s south OF thu Canadian Pacific
nligay. Assays average IS Ia gold
ias 81 IN silver.