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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
Lynehed the Tisnd.

ARLIS0TOS, Ga, May 22.-Nsws
has lust reached here OF the lynohing
Of a negro In Miller county. Three
miles from CO.quilt lived family by
ihe name Of Smith and they have a
li-yearold daughter. On SUNDAY n
burly negro attempted an assault
She fought desperately and the henu
threw her And stabbed ner Tho
iAther appeared ~ this time and the
negro turned and ilred several shots In
to his body. The sheriff succeeded IN
capturing the HcOundteL Yesterday
morning crowd Of about may men
took the negro from tho jail 10 the
w0ods, hanged him to limb aud
rlddled his body with bullets.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Beginning with IL issuu Of May 20.
the Millari irOgress, published at En-
more, will be- an all h0mv.priut paper,
having abandoned the "patent in.
side"
A bunch Of steers, owned by Preston
Nuttur, were driven through Tho city
this morning, says the record. Of Cellar
CITY, tfou county. These cattle are
from Arizona, and we're winlered 10
Dixie. rhry arc bound for Straw
berry Valley, Uintah reservation,
where Mr. Nutter has a five.year lease
on grazing lands. Another lot Ot oat,
tic will pas through here within DAY
or 30.
Joseph Tumble, on Monday, mo,
with very serious aud painful acct.
dent al the saw mill u Hanson Bros,
which may result IN his losing the use
OF his right eye. lie was carrying on
boards, anu was IN tho act OF picking
up = piece Of slab, when the saw caught
it and tluug il In the lace OF MI Trim
bic, striking bim across the bridge OF
the nose, In tue right eye and across
the right s,de OF the head. The nose
was seriously damaged, aud the right
eysball spli, while other bruises lea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
Todan,s Probate Conrt.

Estate and guardianship Of Sarah
Cavanaugh, minor Hearing on &C.
count Of J. NJ. Coombs, guardian OF
the person OF Sarah Cavauaugh, and
upon the petition Of Gus,avo Kratgcr
Tor his appointment as guardian Of the
estate. Account allowed aud GusiayU
KIocgor appointed guardian on iliug
a tUnd Of $4,000.
Estate VI samuel sharp WALKER,
deceased. Hearing on iual account
and petition for distribution hud par.
tiuon. Order made allowing account
ami directing the conveyance OF Ger.
tain property ffom the executors Of %,
estate 10 the corporation Of samuel
Sharp Walker Estate company. De
cree Of distribution and partition aud
discharge Of EXECUTOR.
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Coal and Coke Company.

Late yesterday afternoon articles OF
Incorporation woro n'ci with tho
county clerk Of the Sterling Coal aud
Coke company the incorporation Of
which nro Theodore Bru5ack, prUsi.
Dent; Jacob y. Blair, vice president;
RlUrTt l.. Suaunull, secretary anu
treasurer; ualbert 4. Kerr, director
George Cullius, director 10 IL their
Intention 10 develop certain coal mines
located in 5aupoto county, uut the
principal place OF business will be- At
Salt Lake Guy The miurs are O. be-
operated boo connection with the San.
pete Valley railroad,
The capital stock VI the company b.
nNvd a. sJlJ,Olu, dividut into 800
shares Of the pas value VI 500, which
are sll taken.
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ans. CLEyELAND NEEDS REST
Interview Win Ms. Henry Perrin.
Her Mother,

hor motheF,
BUFFALo, NY, May "a Buffalo
paper prints nm Interview with Mrf.
Henry h. Perrin, Mrs. Cleveland's
mother, on that part OF tho story
recently printed In n New York news
paper regarding Mrs. CleyelAnd'r
withdrawal from society.
"Mfs, Cleveland has come 10 me for
season OF ttbi,n MTs. Perrin said,
"aud | refuse 10 allow her 10 DO any.
thing except 10 rest and enjoy herself.
She In In the hands OF her friends, who
are entertaining her, and for some time
Washington with all the duties her
lilo there entails II forgotten. She
does not read any subject that
would be dlsagrsoable. As for this
opinion VI some one, care nothing
about Il. Il IN probably the work OF
some malicious person, who wishes ~
rpOll my daughters Wilt, and | refuse
10 allow her 10 read II or think about "
~ ALL"
Mfs. Penins lifted n warning finger
Gs Mrs. Cleveland was about 10 speak.
"All through tho season Ia Wash.
lngton," continued Mrs. Perrins, Mrs,
Cleveland entertained Mt the White
house. There was constant round OF
gayoIy; No much In fact that when thu
season closed she was thoroughly tired
anu much In need Of rest and quiet.
But sue has continued 10 give hoI
Monday receptions even Ruor the
season nAs closed aud nearly all Of the
cahluat ladies had LEFT the Capitol"
On Wednesday morning Mrs. Clove.
hud and babies will return TO Wash
layton.
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Again Tried 10 XIII Herself.

Last night a youag woman who Il
old In wrong doing attempted 10 take
her lifu by swallowing laudanum, she
IL the same creature who, d couple Of
months ago, tried 10 take hur life by
swallowing ace vcrmilli0n while tue
inmate Of a notorious house on Fnuk-
lin avenue, OF late she had been
living on Commercial street aud her
career there has been achcukrrsd one,
o. II has been elsewhere. The timely
arrival last night Of Dr. Hicks anu
Sergeant Ford saved her lifu. She was
taken from her lodgings 10 tho city
jail anu looked up iJr safe keeping.
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Ont in Two Rounds,

The twenty.rouud glove contest be.
tween Bob Tnompion ami Dick Irvine
was Gu, shor. just eighteen rounds lsst
night by the remarkable genttalBhip
ani fighting powursof the little Oakley,
who put his autagonis, 60 sleep" IN
the second round. nuI that. too, la the
delivered on the point u the LETT Jaw
near the chin.
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PARIS, May 22,-In the Chamber OF
Deputies today during tho debate on
the question whether tue minister Of
pubic works had authority 10 allow
employees Of state railroads TO attend n
congress OF railroad men, this PREMIER
demanded the adoption Of the order Of
the day. This moliou was rejected by
vote OF 27b TO 225. Premier Chsimer
Peror thvreupon left the Palais Bour-
bon.
Tho ministers handed their reslgna.
lions 10 PRECEDENT Garnet.
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THIS GOES TOO FART
s,,,p D,lornirtd That Others Shall
No. Work.
erys Ayp 4 BRASS BAND.
with these 1hsJ Proceed to the hins'
where The worLmen Have
Not Vet Cone Out.

rsuS1owS, Pa, May 22,-At day
u.st 100 strikers armed with guns and
,,y,lvsr, slsited for the Sickle Hollow
,,l.,. where twenty men are working,
= drive them out The nine men
.,,luted by the strikers nj Fair Chance
s'tplshi are held prisoners. At issald a
s,pJ Of Deputies will try to gain poe.
lion o. them lhis afternoon. At
vanderbilt ana Dawson last night
i,Y s.rIkgrs assembled TO bring out
tbs negroes lately imported into tie
r.ss region. They made n big demon
..uuon but accomplished nothing.
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Cnrier nnd Ms Rand.

There will DO big exodus Of In
mates from the peniIentiary about 3
O'Clock tomorrow morning, no less a
bouy than Carter and company OF the
"gTeap o0mmunweal army, who will
be then discharged on the expiration
VI their sentence OF hye days, Whether
there viii be any demonstration" on
tue release OF the "mArlyrs" has not
yet been learned; bus tho chances are
against such a step,
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
The Trial OF the Irrigation Water Case
Resumed,-Other Business.

The further hearing OF the equity
case Of the Brighton and North Point
Irrigation Go. Vi Chas. j. Hubbard OF
al. was resumed In Judge Merritts
court at ten O'Clock this morning and
has occupied another whole day. The
particulars were given Ia yesterdays
News, the litigation arising out OF the
right or otherw Iso OF the defendants to
use certain water lowing into the de.
tendantA' Irrigation ditch over Jordan.
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TROUBLE AT THISTLE.
Carlerltes Steal a Train at That Point
This Morning.

The Carterito GndustriAllsu who
we're marched out Of springyills n
couple Of days ag5, captured Rio
Grando train at Thistle tubs morning,
aud determined 10 put It 10 their own
use. The railway men sidelrackvd the
train and "killod" the engine. The
Caftofitvs stll retain, At last advice,
possession " thu stolen ears aud refuse
10 get out. They number $50, super.
lniuudenJ Weluy loft on special train
10 O'Clock this afternoon lot tho scene
VI tue trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
Sixteenth Ward Dem ocrats.l

A Sixteenth Ward Democratic
society whs formed last night At a
meeting hold Ia tho Sixteenth waTI
old schoolhouse. Onicofs were chosen
as follows Hiram a. Smith, presi.
dent; IL. T.. Morris. first yico president;
Thomas Morris, second vice PRECEDENT;
&. T.. SilvvtwoOd, secretary; JOhn Is.
Reid, treasurer; James Bisnop, w. J.
Newman, Samuel Hamer, Jula
Howclls, Edwin Entwistir, executive
con miuce; William SclIey Dr., George
Spfy, George W. simpson, committee
on membuIHhlp.
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Wants a Divorce.

Frances Ward has Instituted divorce
proceedings sgalnst her husband, James
Ward, on ths ground Of failure to sup.
port. The marriage took place In this
city In May, 1891, aud there are two
children issue. Permanent alimony
ana the custody Of the children are
prayed for.
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sUuIus were received. IL may be- poe.
siblu 90 save tho eye, but II ls doubtful.
Hsbor j.. Mitchell. on Tuesday
evening vt HnpItsiE O'Clock, while It,
fCGttin ON his farm 10 the Sink nrlI,
about c.gu. mIIcs wet O.. town, rict
with very uain.u. accident lie vas
approaching on horseback a shovel
stuck Tn the biuk of ditch, when his
horse commenced t1 buck with him,
throw ing HIM ol. Mf. Mitchell landed
on his iept am broke the main bone iu
the leit foot, just above thu ankle, aud
also hurt his left side.
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MORE INDIGENrS TOMORROW.
One Hundred aud Twenty i've Others
Due al Ogden Ia tho Morning.


Special 70 me pEsrUEI SGvA
OupES, May 22.-TAe Junction city,
fortunately Tor rs residents, Is tempe.
rarily clear Of the Industrial army
element. hut tomorrow will witness
the arrival " one hundred and twenty.
i've more. rnoy win not stay here
very long, however as they will push
on towards Salt Lake, Tor which place
the lat batch from the coast left yester-
Jay. On Thursday another squad IA
expected, ami Information VI n reliable
character Ia % the effect that no less
than siE hundred viii arrive during
tho week. And the indications are
that the Influx will continue for con.
siderable time unless some means shall
DO found 10 call an etivUlual halt on Ihs
movement
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Wool khInnen 90 Enronr.

CASTER, Wyo., May Ex-senator
joel d. Hurt has just shipped three
cars OF wool 10 England. Senator
Hurt H. pronounced free trader aud
ono Of the largest wool growers In the
state. This IA the first direct wool ship
ment TO Europe from this station snd
II attracts more local attention than
anything that has happened In tho
wool business Tor years.
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New YoRK, May 22.-stock market
oprusj firm, active. Sugar advanced
j, Union Pacific lost
In the last Nout sugar declined q
and recovered The gold eugagcu
for shipment 90 Wednesday auu
Thufsday amounts tn 81 100000.
Sugar advanced fell OIL ] on
large sales, and subsequently. im'
proved u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
rnr wATEn AdAiN RIsINd.

PHLADELruIA May 22.-rho floods
VI the Delaware anu Sjhuylkill In
creased today, Al the Manayunk tho
water rose within twelve inches Of the
high flood tide OF 1850. The mills are
Hooded 10 the frt door and as tho
water Ia running rapidly, II IL feared
some will collapse. A. WissahickUn
IN HES had 10 be- taken out on RATS.
The Delaware river bank broke this
morning near Greenwich, flooding u
section OF the city. Al Twenty. fourth
aud Chestnut streets the water Is fully
a. high M yesterday and nj the Bait.
more n ohio depot business lis sus.
pended,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
A PROPOSED CONVENTION.
10 Take Into Consideration tho Home
Industry Question.

The proposition 70 hold an Inter.
mountain convention TO consider the
home Industry quesiion-reiorence 10
which subject was made Ia the NEWS
several weeks ago-wAs discussed at
a joint session ofthe Chamber Of Com.
moTco and Manufacturer bureau last
evening. IL was generally conceded
that such n convention would prove
most beneficial ~ tue Wet, anu 10
SAT- Lake IA particular, aud 10 was
therefore cUudlliuually decided TO call
H. Au effort Will bo made 10 secure n
Low rate OF transportation over the
railroads, In order % iuducs n large
attendance Of delegates aud others. a
committee on finance was appointed
10 Try aud raise tue necessary funds,
which wFro estimated at $1,000, also
committee on program anu rates.
On Friday next these committees will
present their reports, when husl de.
oiuion will b. arrived at Ia regard q
the calling OF tue convention.
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TorsIsn slrlnsr. Arm rh,m.sIv...

LATRoBE, Pa, May 22.-Intetest In
the strike situation here tonight has
the call over the flood excitement. The
attempt 10 resume work To-Day by the
LatrODe Coal company was met by
ugly opposition, principally from a
big mob VI SlAvs and aliens who were
armed with clubs, bars Of iron, big
steel files aud other weapons equally
formidable. Only one mLn was al
lowed 10 work,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

GUTHRIE, o. T., May 22.-rhere Ia
cousiIulaU,o excitement In PauPa
Valley over the discovery 1f placer
gold IN paying quantities, A woman
who formerly lived In the placer region
In California has known OF the exis.
tence Of this metal for long time, but
has kept The matter quiet anu worked
tho ind. Companies are being organ.
lieu to develop the ind.
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A sTRAsgE CASE.
signs Of nSdropbobiA Recurring al
Intervals.

NORwALR, Conn, May 22.-Wil.
liam Il. Alderman, OF EAston, who
last summer developed signs VI
hydruphobia, barking and swapping
lac adog but who II was thought hal
recovered, il again affected, supposedly
10y the same disease aud 10 kept
tecutely. For months after the first
attack, the young man, when not
RETAINED, would hop about the houte
ana yard on all ioura and swapping Al
everything, fUaming vt the mouth.
Like a Tabid dog, no would glare
naYlgely anu then with ue6p gfOWls
leap into the air as II attacking some.
lining. Although absolutely irItsponsl.
bic, he never bit any one, oallers
keeping discreetly out Of his way, but
the umid In the neighborhood were
lerroflzed by his antics and wluld run
at bis appearance.
whether tue young man wns ever
bitten by n dog nobody knows, and In
ths absences Of proof, tho conclusion &c.
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CHICAGO, May 22,-Eleotion com.
missionets w. A, Hutohins, T.. A.
Kennon aud Henry Schomes, lined
81, 900 oEnh Tor contempt VI court by
Judge Chellain, were discharged toJay
IN the haOeas corpus proceedings before
Judge Tuley. Adams and BeeTs, the
commissioners who refused 10 produce
the ballots before tho grand Jury, the
decision frees from liability 10 flne or
imprisonment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

pEsvER, May 22.-The railroad
toirgrapLyrs' convention Ia considering
la executive session t9dHy the forty
contests. Tue majority u the dele.
gates 10 whom seats are refused by the
committee are opposed 70 tho re.e.cc.
ton " Grand Chief Ramsay. The
vot7 Of tho convention on these cases
will be test u the strength between
the two iactiona.
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The toiome hns been adIucing 10.
testimony today.
In the case of AZ. ldleman g. co. "
Cuafles rhiede, judgment heretofore
entered was nov ordered set asiIe by
consent Of the parties, and without
prejudice 10 plaintin.
Lucleu Simon W A, NJ. Jaynus 1t al.
Order for publication upon nilidavit.
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n n1ualizs Congress 90 euaot regu
lions which wi prevent the presence
iu the national councils o. men OF
Immoral habits. Tue assembly adopted
u report declaring that no ASSEMBLY
has ever undertaken 20 make new
definition Oi dOgmns ne declared In the
overture Of the pfcsbytury OF ROche'-
ter, which viewel such an alleged ai.
tempt with ALARM
DR.. Brown, chairman Of the com.
mi.,oe On home missions, reported that
the church must raise 81 23s, 3il ~
the coming year 10 pay the present Ia.
dohiuiness aud enable 10 10 prosecute
the work. During the yeaf sgO6,0
has been received; a deut Of nearly
s25s, 800 Is reported, due 10 the falling
Oh Of lpgaClef.
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snlcIded rr,mntursIr.

GREEN BAY, Ala, May 22,-SllAs
Gilnllan, a young merchant, hesTlngla
report VI the death Of his nance, Miss
LOWS, Of typhoid fever, walked 10 her
home today and on the front steps
blew out his brains The girl was not
dead, but tine shock Of the suicide will
probably cause her death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

wAmuSGTOs, May 22.-The Pan.
American bimolaliio convention was
called 10 oriuiltoday by A. &. Fisk, Of
Denver. General Field (Virginis) was
elected chairman. Several addresses
were made bat no buainess was tiant-
acted.
In HE address Fisk said logislation
ihc latt thirty years In this county has
been IN the Interest Of foreign nations.
No attributes the existing depression to
the demonstration VI silver aud be.
liovcd revolution wuulu c me n
relief were net granted la the linu OF
flee collage. About Nifty delegates
were present.
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Held TO Answer.

Solomon Il. Weiser and Alice Ire.
mayne have been held 10 the grand
Jury by Commissioner MoNally 10
answer the charge OF adultery. In
default OF bonds they are Ia the penl.
lnnLIATY.
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WABmEGrOS, May g. The state
department has granted permission to
the militia VI British Columbia 10
cross the border with arms 10 paTticl.
pate In the Fourth Of July celebration
AZ Sehltle, WILMINGTON.
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THE ENQUIRER" WINS.
In the Damage suit by Il. II. Irvine
the Jury says No Cause OF
Action.


orfcialf2 nc NtMN
NErnu, May 22,-The Jury In the
case Of ). q. Graham aud the Enquirer
company, brought by II. Il. Irvine for
f25, O8O damages, came into court At 3
O'Clock Verdict for Defendant. No
cause Of aotion.
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.IrlL,r. capture usn At worIl.

UStUNIowN, Pa, May 22,-Ths
union mintra assembled Mt Lafayette
City about noon $40 strong aud made n
raid UPON tho Kyle plant. capturing a
number Of the Trick cOmpaay's men
vuo hni teturncd 10 w5fk. Tue stfik.
va took the men 10 their camp aud
now hold them there.
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Martial Law NJ La Llbsriad.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The follow.
ing telegram has been received at the
navy department from the commander
OF the u. 3. steamship Bennington:
ola LiUtr,Ad, May 2l.-rhe town OF
La Llbertad II under martial law,
The revolutionists are massed at Santa
Anna, La Plata"
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RTAuSToE, Ill, May 22.-rhe Con.
solidated Coal company, In order 10
protect the stanton miners from the
stflkeTs, have secured 100 Winohesters
aud shOtguns with several hundred
pounds Of shells, loaded with buck
SHOT,
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copied IL tina, 3D. maibJy instead o
hydro phobis, must have been Induced
by spinal complications that Effected
the brain. Ackutmar g. married, hut
mas no children. His wife lsft him
two or three yeats ugo. lie ls 80 yeafs
OF nge.
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NASHVILLE, May 22.-.At today's
session VI the general assembly OF the
southern Presbyterian church, the *.
ccutivc committee on c1lofed evAngo-
lzaiion presented a report rehillrming
that the maintenance % separate
African churches assure the most sue.
cossiul method Of salvation OF tho
negroes. The resolution concerning
the Bfcckintldge case ns amended by
thU commitlc aud adopted declares at
would maniicstly be highly improper
for the assembly 10 express an opinion
In Gaze which IL before the lower
courls," aud that the assembly desires
go promote and maintain and require
In its people that personal purity,
which l. the common foundation VI
the home, the church aud the siatc.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

Topeka, Kaneas, May 2.-Betwoen
three hundred and four hundred Santa
Fee shop employees were LAID OF
last evening. The reason for this Ia
that the earnings Of the road have not
been what the receivers anticipated.
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Matrimonial.

Mt Walter $. Calder aui Isabella
Paul were married Ia tho Salt Lake
Temple on Thursday, the l7lh inst
Tho young couple have taken up their
residence In thla city and announce
that thUy ARE home 10 their friends At
No 81 rhlrd street.
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Tue Hspori on IsnLin. EndoTsed.

WAmiNGToN, May 22.-Thc House
committee on judiciary has endorsed
the report Of B)stner VI the sub'com-
mitt,e, which investigated the iniunc.
ton Issued by Judge jenkins ngainst
tho Northern Pacific employees.
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Presbyterian Assembly.

SARATOGA, May 22,--rhe Presby-
lbrlan general assembly decided today
to take no action upon the subject "
the overture from the presbylery Of
New Albany asking the assembly 10
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Oppostd TO honool. Tor indiana.

WAsIlINuIOs, May 22.-'rho Ma.
h5ual League for the Protection OF
American Industries IL opposing the
Items IN the Indian appropriation bill
Tor the support Of pafuonlal schools,
amounting 10 nearly 100000 Among
them are: ST. BOnifAoe, Banning,
CalL, 81, 800; Holy Family, Slack.
foot, Mont, $4,000; 81. lgnatius,
locke, Calf, $4,000; Kate DfoKol,
UmGlilla, Oregon, 49, 900.
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PHILADELPHIA, May p. - The
cruiser Columbia made "a knots on
natural dfaught on her deep sea trial
aud ran a. acadlly a. ~ clock. This
beats this Cramps trial about three
knOla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

PARIS, May 22.-several members
Of tho International anarchists -Uciety
who had drawn lots 10 decide WHO
SHOULD explode bombs In different
European cities have been arrested.
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nUsr COnE our

,.,sp hundred Colorado miners Pre-
coed 90 Tsros IhinK-.
FfoREgcE, Colo, May g2.-Soven
hundred mluers with brAss band
started today acros, the country to
Reuse, Is miles away, to make the
miners working there come out Tho
fs5ple 10 the coal campo In this yleiu-
lty arc becoming desperate.