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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
cmAnaEp VIM nunpnn.
Although Generally supposed TO be
Innocent.

Although GENERALLY supposed Go DO
Innocent.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Dec. AL.
though tnu Hayward brothers ate ia
cells charged with murder ia the dfsL
degree II Ia frankly admitted by the
county authorities that they have not
yet laid hands on tue mau VINO fired
the shot that Killed Catherine cling.
La iaol, while they have made great
progress, they are really long wayr
away from solving the mystery as to
thU ideniy VI the actual murderer.
Its believed that a warrant IL out
Tor the apprehension OF the man, but
the authorities will neither affirm nor
deny that they kuUw who lac IL. From
an inside source, however, Il II learned
that they confidently expect his arrest
very shortly.
Tho aiibis Of the Hayward brothers
ate perfect ~ far o. the time Of tue &C.
tual murder " concerned. An i'm.
pJrtant admission made by Hayward
20 the authorities while In the sweat
box yesterday IL that Mics Ging was his
mistress. He admitted tue lialson anu
IN the next breath denied omphatically
that no desired her death.
It n known, too, that Hayward was
very much smitten by the young lady
whom ne took ~ the thoator on the
night Of the tragedy, that he was en-.
gagged 10 marry her and the day was
set. The authorities believe that this
fact may furnish the additional
motive deemed necessary to explain
the crime. lt has seemed scarcely
possible that W horrible a crime should
be- instigatod by Hayward for the
$40, 600 Insurance. money which would
DO Obthined, and which no would
have to share with tue othofs who
were In tho conspiracy. Two thou.
sand would DO no incentive 10 man
" Hayward stamp, who often had
more than that In HE pocket and was
known to stake 81 900 on the turn Of a
card.
ADRY CONTESTED,
CHICAGO, Dec. s.-The Herald has
a special dispatch from Minneapolis
this morning In which occurs THIS sen.
sAtional paragraphs.
"Adry Hayward has confessed that
his brother approached him at various
times and preached the scheme OF
killing Miss Cling TO him. Adfy said
he attempted 10 prevent II and had
told l.. NJ. Stewart. Stewart wrote TO
tue oil olals. Being confronted tonight
with this letter Adry confessed"
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TO COIN The BULLION.
Mr.. Oates Has a silver Bill, Which Hs
VIII Introduce To-day.


VIII Introduce To-day.
WASHINGTON, Jan Representative
Oates, of Alabama, will Tomorrow intro
ducc the following bill 10 provide for tho
coinage of silver bullion now owned by
the United States:
section L. An silver bullion now owned by
the United states shall he coined aS speedily -
practicable into standard silver dollars II the
weight and fneness as now prescribed by law.
which shall be legal tender In payment of all
debts, public and private: provided. that one
with part OF said bullion may be coined into
half dollars. quarter dollars and dimes. IN :,
proportion directed by the secretary of the
treasury. and 10 contain the amounts Of pure
silver and alloy rs now prescribed hy law for
such coinage.
section .. The secretary Of the treasury shall
set apart sio,0D,0lo coined as aforesaid for the
redemption cf notes issued by the treasury and
paid out for the purchase of silver bullion In
the manner provided In the act Of July IA, lSso,
aud whenever said sum Is reduced below $40,
GuO,03J by the redemption Of said notes. the see
retary shall. from any other silver dollars in tho
treasury not otherwise appropriated, add to the
said sum so N Ia keep IL up To Sio,foc,Oo0 until
tho aggregate amount OF said notes outstanding
Is reduced below that sum, and then tile secre
tary shall keep In the treasury for redemption
an amount Of silver dollars equal 10 the amount
of notes outstanding until al are redeemed
psoyided that the secretary may reissue any oi
said notes when redeemed as provided Ia tho
act of July II, iS.n.
Section 3-Any contract made hereafter b,
the government of the United States or betweo,
corporations and a person or persons, or lie
tween private persons, which Is by IL terms oI
by law payable In dollars or dollars and cents
may be paid al its maturity or thereafter In any
lawful coin OF the United States.
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DAWSON COUNTY HORSES.
Entries For Next summers Meeting
Tho News OF Giendive.
ta.,<.t.h 10 tha sgta,l,,l

SPECIAL Dspatcn 10 the Stanhafd.
GLsSDIyE. Jan. The q, ,car-oid nomi-
nation stake race for 500. set for July 4,
1891, closed las, evening with IL entries,
horses being entered by the following
gentlemen: =. NJ. Willis, NJ. M. Hedges.
Joel Gleason, Morris Cain. Harry Helms,
I'd Augheny, Eugene bConuor, Leopold
Beck. 4. j. lcmoyue, Cavanaugh Bros,
Edward Marron and A. q. tppcnscller.
These horses arc all trottcrs, bred and
foalcd in Dawson county. \ 3-ycar-old
stake race for $40 closes Feb. I. is9i, for
which thcrc arc already eight entries, rep
resented by tho following horseIncn: w.
-. simpson, Leopold Beck, T.. Serr,iys.
Harry Helms. NJ. Newcomer. \. NJ. Willis,
Pierre Wibaux and Joel Gleason. The
}-y ear-olds aro all standard bred and
there are several more TO hear from who
intend To enter. Tho drawing card of tho
meeting viii be the 500 race.
one milo and onc-guartor, between
NJ. NJ. Mcdge's [ ncle Bob. who won tho
American derby at Chicago in 1890, and
Leopold Beck's Chesapeake, who won the
siceplechnsc at Niles City last season.
There will be several trotting races ar
ranged besides S number Of running races
TO make an interesting programme for
three days racing.
The X. 4. l.. club. the swell organiza.
ton of tho Glondive social world, made
New Year calls on its many friends on
Now Years in ye olden style. having All
old fashioned dump cart as a means OF
conveyance from house to house. 4 bon
bon social ut Masonic opera house wound
up tho New Years festivities, which was
largely attended.
Tho railroad organizations, consisting
of conductors, engineers, iircmen aud
trainmen met at Masonic hall this after
noon to discuss tho new schedule that
went into cfcc, to-day ON tho Northern
| Pacific. Tho injunction was also dis
| cusscd freely but no definite conclusion
was reached. aud they adjourned to meet
| at the call of tho chairman.
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LIKE STALLS IN A STABLE.
Fire in "a Buffalo Lodging House Kills
Two Persons and Injuries 20.

Fire ia "a Buffalo Lodging House Kills
Two Persons and Injuries 20.
BtrrhLo. Jan. Almost a holocaust
occurred early this morning in Mrs. Annie
Hackctt's cheap lodging house, tumble
down four story structure on swan street.
The first floor was used as n saloon and
the second and third floors as bed rooms.
Beds in the little compartments were like
stalls in n stable. Ii was about 3 a. IN.
when tho panes in the saloon cracked and
smoke and flame burst out. Almost al
the same limo the front and side windows
of tho floors above seemed alive with
panic-strickcn people. They rushed from,
window to window and called pitoously 10
the crowd below for assistance. There
were no fire escapes OH the building.
All were finally rescued except two, who
were burned To death. About 20 were
badly injured. five or more of whom will
die. Tire dead are: Isaac Bradley, a
printer, and the day cook, known only as
Eunc. Among tho more badly injured
Louis Anderson. burned about the head.
face and arms; ho will probably die
David L.. Ward. "A negro cook, badly
burned. will probably die; Edward Cross
of California, frightfully burned about the
face. hands. head and feet. may die
Charles Van Ever, n colored private dc.
tective. badly burned, likely TO die
Charles Edwards, arm broken. body badly
burned. injuries probably fatal: Mrs.
Hackett, proprictress, head and arms
burned, may recover. The money loss is
small.
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Justice Pemberton concurring. Justice
Dewitt did not sit on tho case, having
acted as counsel OF one OF tho parties.
Mrs. Morrison sought and obtained di-
vorce from her husband and the custody
Of their four children. with alimony and
costs of suit IN Silver Bow county. Tho
grounds were habitual drunkenness, cN-
treme cruelty and false accusations OF in
fidelity. The case was tried before jury,
who found for the plaintiff by both gen.
eral and special vcrdicts. IL was ordered
that he give her 5000 of the 100 900 shares
Of stock in the Golden Gate Mining com
pany which lie owned. The appeal was
taken on alleged errors and irregularities.
One contention was that the lower court
erred in allowing the jury to pass on
special findings, and that the verdict
should have Been general. The supreme
court says there is no statute forbidding
special findings in such case. IL was
also held by the defendant that tho gen.
cral verdict should be set aside because
the jury had not taken into consideration
the claim that IL the parties lived together
after some of the acts charged II was CON
donation on her part. The supreme court
says there is no ground for claiming for
givencss or conformation, as the acts on
which the divorce was granted were
continuous. Another ground of appeal
was that the court allowed prooi
of Morrison's neglect TO provide for hls
family and the fact that his wife took uT
school teaching In support herself and
children. The supreme court says this
evidence was edmittcd so as To throw light
upon Morrison's conduct. While neglect
IN slppnrf the xxife * NOT ~rpuul for (ll-
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WAYS OF THE WORLD.

ruLuMBrs. Ohio, Jau. The Columbus
Watch company has gone into the hands
of a receiver; assets SiDc.o0o.
PuILApELruIN. Jan. The Montgoms
cry Iron company of Port Kennedy, has
failed; liabilities SSj0,0Oo; expected COM
pany will pay 10 per cent.
New York. Jan. Tho directors of tho
Canadian Pacific declared their semi-an.
nual dividend of !: per cent. on common
stock.
NRw YORK. Jan. ..-Fraucis Theodore
Walton. better known rs "Piunger' Wal.
ton, lessee of tho Grand hotel, made an
assignment with s2o0,oO preferences.
Poor business is tie cause.
CIucAGo, Jan. The sheriff to-day
took possession of the Chicago Toy and
Fancy Goods company on confessions of
Judgment for sal ,00o. Assets and liabili.
tics unknown.
ELDIS. H., Jan. Tho Elgin watch
factory which, five months ago. reduced
its force from 5000 to 500 and put these
on five days work per week. to-day furs
ther reduced the weeks work TO three
days.
LAKE CRY, Col.. Jan. IA meeting Of
| citizens of uinsdale county adopted reso-
lutions calling on their representatives IN
| the general assembly to bring inpeach.
mcnt charges against Governor Waite,
and thcu work for an immediate adiourn-
inont of tho extra session.
CoLUMBUs, o., Jan. 1.-Governor Nc.
| Klnicy, in his message TO the legislature
to-day. suggests that 'ln view of the de.
pressed industrial condition OF the state
| aud nation. a short session and but little
legislation would DO appreciated"
| Chicago, Jan. s.,-ln the United States
circuit court n receiver Was appointed for
the American Building. Loan and Invest-
meut society on petition by its president.
| Tho bill states the downfall is due to
threats of prosecution made by Law OIL
GERS of the state of Illinois. Insolvency Is
confessed with liabilities s9Oo,coo and as.
| sets 500 600.
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part in the engagement We entered into.
say all this without prejudice to the con-
tract Mitchell and signed with thcn."
BEFORE JUDGE KNOWLES.
The Trial OF Train Kobber Jones Put
Over Till To- Day WIN Hanks Case.
Specisl Dispatch TO the standard.

The TRIAL OF Train kobDer 5"nes 'ut
Over TIL To-day -wiIi Hanks Case.
specisi Dispatch to the standard.
HTLESA, Jan. when the case OF
Charles Jones. the Northern Pacific train
robber, charged with murder on tho
Blackfoot reservation, was called this
morning in tho United States court. Dis
trict Attorney Weed said tho witnesses
on bch alf of the government werc not
present, and ho was unable TO say when
they would be. They were either SHOW
bound somewhere or not Yet on their way.
Marshal Furay informed the court that
tho witnesses we're snowbound at Black
foot. Judge Knowles said the case would
be continued until tomorrow, and di-
rected that bench warrants be issued for
two government witness and three for tho
defense who. tho deputy marshal tole-
graphs from B!ackfoot, are unable 10 pay
their way here, having no money. II is
not thought likely the Witnesses will be
able TO reach here in time to allow the
trial to begin tomorrow.
win Hanks. of tho Merchants National
bank of Great Falls, appeared in the
nitcd States court this afternoon to
plead to the indictments against him. lic
pleaded not guilty to the one charging him
with the wrongful aversion of 10 shares
OF Cascade bank stock which had been
pledged as collateral at tho Merchants.
Col. w. i. Sanders and Lieutenant Cover
nor Botkiu gave notices OF dcmurrors to
the other three indictments charging mis-
appropriation of the banks funds. Judge
Knowles said ho would like To have this
matter settled so far as tho plcadings
were concerned. and set the arguments =
on the demurrcrs for tomorrow morning.
IN information charging murder IN tho
first degree vas filed lay the county at
iorney against Frank Bclunak in tho dis
trict court to-day. Belunak Is the man
who opened up with shotgun on n num-
her of people at rniourillo few weeks
ago. because hc had been put out OF a
social gathering To which he had not been
invited. One of the men lie shot. Joo
Daniels. died Two days later. II is likely
| that Bcluuak will bc tried on January ~.
Judges Hunt and Buck in the district
court to-day. heard arguments in the
Kellogg ease. Attorney kinsicy for the
| doctor, argued In favor of the demurrer ia
the complaint of tho medical board. IN
Mayor Black argued against the demur-
rer. The judges took tho matter under
adviscnicnt, and OIL this decision will de-
pend whether Kellogg goes 10 trial or not
The supreme court to-day admitted tc
practice John L. Baker of Anaconda and
| Lindcll +. Evans OF Glasgow.
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MARY fNp THE GOVERNOR.
Mrs. Lease sui in Her Place Despite
Lewelling's Removal

oLAItu., kas., Jan. Mrs. Lease pre-
sided at tho meeting OF the board of char
itics to-day. I'rccborn, whom tho gov
crnor appointed in her place, did not
show up.
TorEKN, jan. Am armistice has been
declared between Mrs. Lease and Gov,
crnor Lewcllins, pending an inquiry into
hcr case by mutual friend, Judge Dos.
ter. who has advised tho governor that
from q has,y examination of tho law lac
doubts whether the remoy al will stand the
test Of tho courts.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. :. A special to tho
Timcs from Leavcnworth says that Gov
crnor Lcwclling denies that he has de
cided to rcius,ate Mrs. Lease. The state
ment is entirely without foundation. Hc
says Mrs. Lease il OUT 10 stay
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san fRANCt~co, Jan. Tho rqidwinier
fair was informally opened yesterday.
There werc no opening exercises as it had
been decided not 20 formally dedicate tho
fair till complete. The opening was greeted
with much enthusiasm aud the ticket
takers had difficulty in admitting visitors
as fast as they caInc. Livery where is the
confusion of liual preparation in getting
the exhibits in place, putting finishing
touches on the buildings, macalami1inG
the roads aud completing the landscape
and gardening effects.
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BOSS M'KANs ON TOP.
Reelected Despite . Quantity of indiet
ments. Sentences and Fines.

New YORK. K.Jau.2.-With II indictments
hanging over him. sentence Of 40 days
in jail and fine of $3.50, Boss Mckanc
was to-day reelected president of tho
Kings county board of supervisors by .
vote of Is to II. The republicans had
come prepared to keep McKanc out by
contosting the seats of three members,
but thcy were outvoted. A bitter fight is
expected at tho.next meeting of the board.
Hugh q. Pcntseost, appointed assist
ant district attorney by Colonel Fellows.
declines the Office in view of severe news.
paper criticisms and to relieve tho dis
trict attorney from embarrassment. He
denies that his appointment was made to
conciliatc the socialist vote.
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REAR END COLLISION.
Three Men Killed and a Nambrr More
or Less Seriously Hurt

KANSAS City, Jan. Three men we're
killed. four seriously injured and a dozen
more slightly hurt in wreck on the Union
Pacific. near Linwood. Kansas, at 80 this
morning. The wreck was caused by a
freight train ON the Rock Island, which
uses tho Union Pacific track between
Kansas City and Topeka, running into
the rear end of a miAed freight and pas
sengcr train of the Union Pacific. Both
trains were few minutes late, and the
Rock Island was running fast to make mp
time. The Union Pacific train was near
the water tank and slowing up when tho
other train crashed into II.
The following is the list of tho killed
Jay Atwood. conductor of the Union Pa
ciflc train. Kansas City: Martin. a stock.
man. Wakefield. Kas.; Hermann Smizc,
"A stockman. lay Center. Kansas. OF tho
injured, George NJ. Haskins. stockman.
of Randolph. kas., bad his back broken
below the neck aud will die.
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NO PARDON FOR SMITH.
Tho Board Refuses to Confirm Governor
Richards Recommendation.
Snerial Disnatch to the Stand,r1

Richards Eecom endation.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, Jan. Tho board of partlons
have refused 10 approve the action of Gov
ernor Richards in pardoning Albert Smith,
convicted in Missoula of homicide in the
second degree, and sentenced OH June ",
1891, to 10 years in the penitentiary. The
governors action was based OH the former
good conduct of Smith, the fact that he
has two motherless children requiring his
care, and the further fact that the COVER
nor believed him innocent of the crime.
Smith and John Carson had bcen work ing
on tho Great Northern extension, and
were discharged. During subsequent
quarrel with the foreman gun was acci-
IDENTIFY discharged, killing bystandcr.
The gun, il is said. was in Calvin's hands
when discharged. Attorney General
Haskell and Auditor Cook voted against
the pardon, and Secretary of State Rot.
witt for approval.
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As HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED
Tho Great Northern Issues y Circuiar
Ordering Csrtain Changes.

ST. PAUL, Jan. s.-The new year opens
UP with a stirring up in the freight de-
partment OF the Great Northern. A cir
cular bearing date OF Jan. I has been
issued appointing &. ~. Somers and W.
J. Evans assistant general freight agents,
reporting directly to General Traffic Man
ager Finley. The circular abolishes tho
offices of general freight and ticket agent
of the Montana Central. thereby tacitly
accepting the resignation OF B. II. lang.
10y aud placing the traffic department of
the Montana Central directly under tho
jurisdiction of the Great Northern freight
department.
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SLOW TO GET A MOVE ON.
Tho Nictheroy Again Announced to Bs
Going After Admiral Mello.

"ufug stfteT 1tuf1ftSf H6TIO.
PERSAMBuco, Jan. The United
states cruiser San Francisco has finished
coaling and will go south tomorrow. Her
destination is Rio. The Brazilian dyna-
mite cruiser Nicthcroy has again been put
in readiness To sail south aud get within
reach of the insurgent vessels under COM
Inand of Mello. The exact time of hcr
departure has not been announced. When
she starts she will be accompanied by the
cruiser America.
BuTNos AyREs. Jan. News received
from Rio Grande do Sui is to the effect
that the insurgents have captured Bage
after a siege of month. Adviccs from
Rio say the bonbardment of the city by
tho insurgent warships continues.
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COUCHLIN'S TRIAL.
One of the Jurors Is said to BE His Close
Personal Friend.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.--In the Coughlin trial
to-day a milkman named Mertes, who de.
livered milk in the neiehborhood of the
Carlson cottage. in which Dr. Cronin was
killed, testified that on the day of the kill.
ing he saw two men drive up to tho cot
tage. Ono of them alightcd and went in.
The man who went in he identified as
Coughlin.
During the afternoon report spread
that one OF the jurors is a close friend OF
tho prisoner, Notwithstanding the jurors
declaration to the contrary when exam
ined. Detectives, it is said, have been put
10 work on the matter.
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Huntington's Louisville Property.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. A deed was filed
to-day transferring 4. L. Huntington's
Louisville property 70 the illinois Central
Railroad company. Avabella huntington
Joins in the deed. This substantiatcs the
report OF a deal between tho Chesapeake.
Ohio 4 Southern and the Illinois Central.
thc millions III Illinois Central bonds, re-
ecived by mortgage to the United States
Trust company of New York, ID one con-
sidcration for the transfer.
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THEY'RE FULL OF HOPE
The N. 2. Committees Feel Encouraged
al the Present Outlook.
NOTHING DEFINITE AS YET
But the Fac. that They are Being
Accorded n Careful Hearing
Is Construed as n Favor-
ablo Omen.
Special Dispatch to tho standard.

Special Dispatch to tho standard.
ST. P,rI.. Jau. The conferences bcs
tween tho Northern Pacific grievance cons
mittee and the general manager and gem
erai superintendent we're resumed yesiers
day, and will probably be continued dur
ing the week. Nothing has yet bcen said
to give tho men any real ground to hope
that their requests will be granted. but
tho fact that 20 much time and consdera-
ton is given TO the presentation OF their
case gives them n measure OF encourage
mcnt. and they have not lost confidence
of being able to convince the receivers and
tho court that the new schedule Is not in
all respects fair to them.
The Northern Pacific fremcn's commit.
tco had its conference with the general
manager and the general superintendent
to-day, and tho full details OF the grew
ances of that branch of employees wero
discussed. At the Windsor hotel the con-
ductors were in secret session talk ing over
their own matters aud preparing a plan
for future action.
The men are pleased with the tenor OF
the remarks made by Jude Caldwell in re.
gard TO tho attitude of the court in tho
matter of wages and schedules, and they
believe that they will be ablo TO impress
the court with the justncss of their posi-.
ton and obtain the relief they are striv.
ing for.
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1T MAKES TROUBLE.
Ono of the Effects of Governor waite's
Extra Session.

nEHvER, Jan. 2.-One Of the evil effects
of Governor Waite's calling an extra ses-
sion of the legislature was glade appar-
eut to-day. The banking house of White
& Co.. OF New York. had contracted to
take $4,000 worth of public improvement
bonds of this city. They to-day wired
Withdrawing all negotiations until after IL
is determined what the legislature will do
regarding the governors several recon-
nIendations.