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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10

IL, ofal allowance by his ia'frL Fra
time tae son won't 60 the Tar Nezt an
managed to avoid criminal cOmplica.
ti1n'. although Ut Denver. Cheyenne
and Ogden he accumulated some gam.
bling uthis that stili remain unpaid,
Notwithstanding that HE islhcr gave
him sufficient money 70 maiuain MIN
il suitable yie, bis habits Of life were
such TINT he found II impossible 10
1.-Two within his Income aud an iucapa.
city TO d. any sUrt OF work Induced
him 10 resort 10 all Kinds Of dishonest
means 10 obtain money with which 10
keep up HE fast pace.
Hagermm came 10 Chicago year
ago auI soon became known ~
"high roller" making several big win.
nings at the gaming table. which,
however, he sluaudefed with rcck lees
pfodlgailiy. From bore he went 10
Texas anu letter has reached the
police department inu the police iu
Fort Worth, rrxas, making inquiries
about Hagermau, and 1t II thought he
a whntei there on similar Charge.
!lagermar has been IN Kansas City
also aud the poles arc investigating
his rtcoid there. Meanwhile they are
awaiting the arrival VI the Young
mans father DO orc bringing him iutO
court "a the burglary aud larceny
charges.
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A RAILWAY HORROR.
Collision Between a Freight AID 90
Express In France.
TWELVE BODIES FOUND so FAR.


PANS, Sept. iO.-.rhe disaster 10
the Paris and Cologne express train At
APPLY, between Noyon and Chhuncy,
yesterday, was more serious ,nan at
fiist supposed. The fret estimates
placed tho number Of persons killed al
ten. with twenty Injured. Twelve
bodies have already been taken from
the wreck.
The accident was due 10 the slow
shutting Of the freight train At
APPLY. The engineer of the express
saw the cats on the line AMI reversed
tho engine. The shock OF the collision
was borne by the three front ear. A.
soon A. the accident became EuoWn
priests nnd Others hurried 10 the iail.
road station anu dld evcfything pOssi.
bic 10 assist the dylng sud iuluttj.
Tho report that tue statlOumasttt al
Apiliy had committed suicide by jump.
Ing ~ front OF the cHpteto Train when
lie saw the collision was inevitable,
turns out Incorrect. The sthtlDumastef
fau along the track while trying 10 slg.
nal the express anu the ffrighl train
anu was caught between the two trains
anu killed. IL seems certain that there
were Americans aiming the KILLED or
Injured.
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II is divided Up.

Judge Merritt late on SATURDAY,
made an order In the ease Of W. h.
Gibbs 1t al vs. NJ. T.. Wells 81 ~, pur.
6uant toan agreement entered into be-.
tween Jone, a Schfo DEF, ATTORNEYS ior
the creditors Of NJ. 4. Wells, ON 90,
silo and Gibbs Ct al uu tie o her the
division ~ follow; JOucs ,s Schroeder,
$500, Richie q llltChlp, s3jj j. A..
RILEY, the remainder, sll0llj, watch
will We divided among those who pa, g.
up. The portion allotted g. Junss g.
Schtoedtr repfcso nts the share received
by Wolls's creditors. This will be ut
once recognized ~ the shooting match
"iunu,' held by Chief u Police Pratt.
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PITTsnURY INyAnEn.
Veterans Ut thc erapd Army fake
r,sysssiun OF the city.


PTtsuuUu, Sept. lU.-rho full
forces VI the Grand ARM have com.
plctu possession Of tho city. over 900
men, under tho command Of Hear
Admiral j. h. Osborne, in the naval
parade this morning were Chuercd oil
along tbs line 0f march, Many historic
relics Of naval warfare were carried,
among them tho torn aud staiuei
banner which il5atvd over the kent.
tafgr. Tho naval veterans went iutO
annual convention this afternoon.
Ihifly.fOut associations were fepft-
scented. COmmaudct.iu.Gh j. g..
II. Adams, VI the G.. A. r., ar
rived this morning from the East
WITH stan. National hta uunrisfs
were formally optuol anu there
was a rush Of visitors. Governor
fatilsOn Il here. arrangements have
been perfected Tor tom0rrow's parade
OF veterans. Ninety thousand men
are TO he In llnc. Fully 100000 visitors
are now In the city anu 100000 are ca.
pccted tomorrow.
This afternoon a carriage drive was
given the visiting ladies ~ the Relief
corps by the entertainment committee.
several regimental reunions were held.
senator Gordon, Of Georgia, second IN
command VI the Confederate army Rt
AppOmatioN, IL ia the city ana met n
number u men who were 10 the Union
army when Lee gave his sword away.
Senator Gordon will deliver a lecture
before leaving.
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FROM CHINA.
4 Transport Carrying Fourteen Hun.
dFed Soldiers wrecked.
A FRENCH STEAMER BOARDED.
But the Captain Refuses 10 Allew the
Onlcrr- TO Search the Ship for
japanese Passengers.

LosDos, SsrL l0.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says the transport Chsan
while proceeding to Furmosa with
400 troop, on board was wrecked in
Che Tung pass. All tho soljiers and
crew were landed safely Ia boat.
There Is no hope OF saving the lfans-
port.
Another di,phich from Shanghai iayo
that on Saturday last some Chin.
ESQ officials boarded n French
mail steamer en- route ior japan
aud demanded 10 search the chip for
Japanese UiiiC coming from Europe
aud said 10 be returning home on bJArd
her. The captain refused ~ allow the
ship TO he seaiched anu was obliged ~
threaten 10 ask for assistance " tho
French war snip before the local Oil.
cials Withdrew.
Inquiries made here today BY repre-.
sentative " the Associated Press nj the
Chinese aud japanese legations show
that the officials OF both countries dis
cfeIit the report that negotiations Tor
"a armisiicc Afu In progress.
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That u Nn'V'ying raviy uNs Teen
nmriIrr.h Nanr ~ I,nsn.

San FRANCt co, Sept il.--A runner
u cuficui hctc tHai n EUvefnu cut sur.
yty party has been maszlcfpI on tue
RIO Grnic below ~ paso.
WAsuuNuToN, Sept. lO.-NO In.
formation les reached government
officials hesc regarding the reported
massacFc u u suryryi Z party in the
vicinity Of III Pasl. Two pattiel u
We geological auivrY have been nj
work m ItNas mJNIuE toward F0it
DAVIS, but hoy were not aus 10 reach
nero Tor q month. TOpograVuer CuG..
UiquhAtt ant Assistant IOi Oguphrr
btetn formed Onu pgfiy, ami
4uposfapnof &. G.. Bsiaott the other.
Each ~As accompanied by team.
Scr and cook, AZ n also probable that
HeO,ugist II. u. Hill and Assistant
Gr1iOglst A. ". Waugh have hueu
working In the vicinity ~ IT, Paso.
They expected to 10 10 Martha ON tho
Southern Pacific this week and then
to III PasO. When the san FfRnclsc
fumor was communicate to the
survey rfilcc II was ne fir.t
suggested that the party vas the Mrxl-
eau International boundary COmiuil-
sion, but that party icit the rrighblf.
hood named for the Pacific clast
several months age. lt H. stated that
there has also been IN the Rio Gfande
county party " ten or twelve
scientists from the coast anu gt0ietic
survey; at their head was Assistant
stcnhrn Forury. They lott Washington
m February aud were due to return
here AZ the end VI this month. They,
however, have been working nj the
mouth Of the RIO Gando almost
thousand miles from ~ Paso. Mexi.
can thieves, aud not lndians, we're tc-
garded as likely 10 be the guilty parties
In case this rumor IL true.
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uTAH'S OLDEST PIONEER.
Born In the Closing Year Of the Last
Century aud Died Yesterday.

UtAh'a Oldest Pioneer ono Of the
brave baud Of ono hundred and forty.
three, Charlea David Barnum, died NJ
his residence No. as west, Firs, South
street, this city, yesterday, Sunday,
September glh.
Tine deceased was born on May 9th,
1900, at EllsAbethtown, Canada, aud
shared Ia all of tho hardship, Of
Ulah's early settlers, both IN their
wonderful march across the ttAcklrss
plnins, through untraystsed noun.
inins ami In Fubduing the wilderness
that II might become ne and pleasing
hatitatiou for man. Thn funeral ser.
vice will be held In tue Fifteenth ward
meeting h'u'c tomorrow lIuoidHyl
NJ O'Clock,
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TuE NORTHERN PACIFIC
Iho system 60 ~. Operated by n L,a
aud trust company.

Aho - stem 60 lie Operated by n Loan
aud trust company.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. i0.-rhe twenty.
four receivers OF the Northern Pacific
branches simultaneously by Judge
Jenkins and tbs courts In Minnesota,
have been retired under an arrange
mcnt between the receivers, this re-
organization Committee anu Farm-ts'
Loan ana Trust company OF Now
YORK, by which tho trust company
will operate the lines for limited sum
per annum. BY the arrangement over
1000 per annum will he SAVED.
By tue new arrangement none Of
the leases are 10 extend beyond the
life OF the main ROAD receiyeTship.
Counsel are now on this way west 10
consum mate the deal. The Spokane
and falouse road and the Northern
Pacific and Puget Sound Shore roads
have been leased TO the main line re-
ceivers at n reduced Interest charge on
each OF Sil 49J tho first eighteen
months Hud S2U,7i5 the second
eighteen months. Ths new arrange
msnt marEs great step towards the
elective reorganization Of the North
etn Pacific road,
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Suits on Two Notes.

Il. u. Hogs this morning brought
suit In Tho rhlri district court against
Alexander johnson to recover the sum
Of f6i7.S8 on q judgment note.
W.iker Brs. BANKERS, also began
proceedings today In tbs same court
against J. l.. PeTkes, ID. NJ. Meal llsior
anu Elias A. Smith to recover 5000
ON transferred pfrmissofy note, with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10

There was a secret pri1s fight Ia the
outskirts Of the city nsalurday night.
The principals were Jim Williams aud
"Billy" Dacey. TIE utsh mau knock si
Daeey out In tho nrst round. ~ the
latter fought n tweuty.clsht round
draw with Dempsey Aud 10 eighteen
round draw with MoAuurr, Williams's
friends think the Utah cpainplon has
more than redeemed himself Tor past
pugilisIic ertorg.
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INCENDIAY FIRE.
Twenty Acres In the Heart OF DaIion
Harmed

MAssILLoN, Ohio, Sept, iO.-Twsnly
acres IN the heart VI Dalton, Ohio,
we're devastated by IRE between .
O'Clock aud daylight this morning.
over MY houses we're destroyed and
the loss Ia heavy while the insurance
Ia almost nothing. Assistance was
sent by a special train from Massillon,
Otville aud Canton. The village
water supply was soon exhausted ami
wells anu uisterns emptiud. Early 10
the morning rain began 10 fall and the
flames died out. The hro is supposed
10 be lncendary.
The lire originated In n stable where
trsmps were making their quarters.
The loss Ia estimated Mt $780, 900. The
streets are filled win homeless women
and children,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10

the stanford university will at once
have added 20 its available Income the
Income OF SlI0OO,OOO. IL will from
that time have practically the income
o. the entire Stanford fortune, which ~
times OF ordinary prosperity would Ux'
cerl, " is stated on good authority,
Ii5Oj,0l0 year It's income will DO
thtee timts that Of Harvard, the rich.
Get OF American univstsitisF, and
greater than that " tne University Of
Berlin.
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Death of Captain Dahl.

Captain Christian A, Dahl, who for
many years au the steamer General
Garfield On IN waters VI tho Salt Lake
aud vino lee long been well known 10
this cJmm Inity, dleI yesterday (suu.
day morning Ho was not far from
W year. Ot age anu leaves wife and
tuyofal children. He will be- hurled
from skvwts's Undertaking pafl1rs
tomorrow under the auspices VI the
local Mason.
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MAN FOUND DEAD.
Supposed 10 b. a Case Of OpItm
Poisoning.


Special oHs Ntws.r,r Dlvs UEyrapA
OdDlN, Ulgu, SEPT. 10 ruis morn.
Ing a, o'ci.cl, Joe Wallace was found
lying Ia an unounclyu, state on Liu.
colu avenue. Hn was removed 10 the
city Jsil, where Dfs. Gordon ami Con-
10y attended him. lie died at a. IA.
There ATE indications Of opium poison.
ing. a posi- norton examination viii
be- lirld.
Wallace H. rom Portland, Oregon
anu has n wife and child In tho Esfi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10
NEW YoRIs roLIcE INVEsrI0ArIoN
Omcers Too FTirndiy with Pawn
brokers aud thieYeH.

NEW YoRK, Sept, lJ.-Ths investi.
cation Of the police department was
resumed to-day by The LeKow commit
tee OF the state senate. MIR. Col was
nquisitor.iu.chltk lie fret stretched
Detective Sergeant Charles II, Hanley
upon tho racK. A handsome gold
watch whoa HAnley carried served
Tor text TOR GOf's inteTTogatioup,
which were directed 70 showing that
the police were upon too friendly terms
with tho pawnDfokefs for tho good Of
tho public, ana thatl was not unoom-
mon for pswnDr0kef to sell ON GERS
valuable articles at ridicullusly low
prices. Col also questioned Hanley as
to his relations with Jimmy Mentally,
well known M the "gteen goods king"
an Interrogation Implying that the
thiSf.iaksr accepted gifts NJ the hands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10

PANS, Sept. l0.-The election Of q
member OF the Chamber VI Deputies
to represent Nogept Sur Seine, In
succession OF NJ. Casimier Petiuf, re-
Gently elected president, took place
Yesterday. The result wa: NJ. Ed.
munu Robert (mOIetate republican,,
i,u3Ai NJ. BacnimOnt (radicsil, 1851;
NJ. Paul (tooialisil, 1,ls3. As NJ.
Robert did not obtain IA mulority over
the two opponents, second ballot IL
necessary.
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Sober Now But Very Sick.

Charlys CATER the gold brick alb.
slrHctor who, according to the police
attempted TO purchase hls liberty by
Offering them large sum OF money
has at last been soOered up alter cou.
suming large quantities " behomitr,
but he is q very sluk man and numtr.
Gus visits from tho city physician
aud constant attendance ~ a
nurse are necessary. IL Ia not OK.
pected that no Will DO ableto plead be.
fore next week,
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New YOml, Sept. lO.-Tho stock
market opened very quiet. Northern
Pacific preferred gained Ter cent;
sugar !; distilliug anu OWgou I'm
pfoycmsul D. Central Pacific T1so
10 10,
After O'Clock the market became
heavy. Sugar advanced per cent
before moor, rcoedru :, recovered fell
OIL 10 1855.
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Troop {.

Owing to the fact that tho Fair
grounds are Undergoing a transform.
ton for the regular autumn exhibition,
the militia companies Of the National
Guard Of Utah will have to tlni a now
place Tor drill. This being the cgse the
members " troop &C." FIRST cavalry,
are requested 10 meet, mounted on
Capitol HIN tomorrow (rueslay)
evening NJ q O'Clock sharp.
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Chief Rlnlord Down.

Chief lin'ord q the Ogden 1rc de.
partmenI came down 10 salt Lake this
morning and toon sought cut Chiet
Deviuc, with whom lac spent the day.
Chicf Biuiurd was male QUE Ot the
vlou presidents Of the International Az
ISOLATION Of Fro Engineers NJ the an.
nual convention held In Montreal, anu
that, too, on motion Of Chef Dcyine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10

proposed state Of Utah. Onr sheriff.
one county clerE. one county fscot
or Oae county assessor. One county
collector One county treasurer. Doe
county attorney. Oue county surveyor.
ono county coroner. Que Justice u
the peace ami constable In each pre-.
cincG
The election viii commence olc
"a ur after sunrise aud close OF sunset.
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NANcouvER, IS. g., SEPT. lO.-Ad.
Vices from Australia by tho steamer
WarrimOo, says that another immense
nugget Of gold was found at CoOlgst.
lit, vllli sing the famous Londonderry
hhI. Tue nugget, which has been
called The Damn nugget, after iis
Under, weighs 500 ounces and is
worth over s3),uDI. IL wa tskon
from a reef, the whole hco Of which
glitiors with gold. Tremendous ex-
element prevail, ana eincu the hud
roperty has Increased at tue uiggings
nlI Inr OnnI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10
SeilIed Ont of Cnnrt.

In the case Il the People vs. D. Il.
Mcbride, arrested last week on a
charge Of battery, the complaining wit.
ness being George Romuvy, tue hear.
ing had teen eel for ton O'Clock this
morning. la Commissioner MoNRlly's
court; but the announcement, was made
that tho matter had boon amicably
settled between tho parllur, anu sO the
case was Withdrawn,
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" a mau whom lac denoun OF NJ a
lhlef
Dtsc'ive Hauley was asked u he
ever received money from McNally
'nl made an clulvocil answer which
rs followed hy tho qups.ol u he had
not received from McNaly twj hand.
some banquet lamps.
81 don'i know nnythin- hbtut the
lamps. Nv wife got tntm," was tho
detectives reply.
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His Case Dismissed.

Mr. Il. Baker, the man who was
charged In tho police court today with
ss'ault Rud battery and resisling an
officer had his case lustly dismissed,
II appearing In evidence that no had
done nothing more thau Teprlmand a
large, brutal TOY who was thTashing a
crowd Oi smaller ones,
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omnhn roon.r. s,rII.c.

OMAHA. Sept l0.-rho coopcfs la
swift a Cu's. packing house, South
Omaha, stiuoklthis morning because tue
manager refused 10 dischnfgc two uoH.
union men employed during tho recent
strike OF the butchers. The strikers
announce that ~ they are not die.
charged by tomorrow all cOJpefB Ia
south Omaha Will strike.
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BEssENER, Mich, Sept. i0.-The
eniife city nre department anu several
hundred citizens were fighting the nru
all last night ia the vicinity OF the
GOgubiu mill. Had the fru reached
tho mill and au explosion followed, the
ontlIo city would have been domol.
ished aud hundreds Of hvos lost, ms the
mil has n large sock Of dynamite on
hand. A strong wind prevails aud the
danger u not yot over.
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PfepareIpE Tor ,no campnlgn.

CHICAGO, Sept lO.-1fho executive
committee Of tue Republican National
League was In session today vt tile
Grand Pacific hotel. Tao object was 10
arrange plans Tor thu fall campaign.
Tue urghuizitiou known M the Young
Mou's Republican League was admit.
ted ~ mumbufship.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
More Than One Thousand Parcels to Be
offered by the County.

The county court will In tho near
future advertise tor sale upwards OF
thousand piece. u real estate, the same
having been sid for taxes aud bong ht
IN by the cUuniy. The subject war
privately discussed by the probate
Judge AMI selectmuh az this mornings
session OF the court
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FortIeth DISTRICT Schools.

School opened In the Central or
Fortielh district school house In Farm
et's ward today. School will also BIO.
gin In the MoTse building IN the same
District on the l7th inst. Tho Water.
loo school building win not be ready
for occupancy until sometime IN
October.
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Two Dtsirucliye wn,,r sroni.

PERRY, OKLA, Sept. iO.-This yloln.
Ivy was visited by two water sp0uu last
night. Many business houses were IN.
undated aud IN the low lAuds many
homes were hllod with wafer anu the
inmates compelled 10 wade out. In
some streets the water was waist deep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10

LONDON, Sept. lO.-A special dis.
patch from Rome, says the pope, IL
said 20 have expressed n wish 10 NJ.
range the trouble. between China aud
Japan, hut was prevented by france,
who feared the Intervention OF the
church would undo the work France
IL carrying on In the East.
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A Frlghlenel Hnnstbreaker.

A bold housebroakrr attempted to
force an entrance into the residence OF
q. w. Harumlu, at No. lls West
street. north, yesterday. Ho suddenly
became convinced that hs was being
watched and he put Oh nj a gait sum
oiently lively 10 guarantee his personal
safety,
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The Canals and bitches.

Matchmaker wilcken stated today
that when the men would quit work ia
his department tonight all OF the
bitches ami the canal leading from
PaTley's caBy on 10 the city cemetery
would be- olear cd out again AMI ready
iOt service once more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10

WILItEsHAHRE, Pa, Sept. lO.-An
explosion VI gas occurred IN No. I
SLOPE VI tho Pennsylvania Coal coni.
pany NJ Pitlstowp %, at noon today. Ont
hundred miners mad narrow o. ape
but all got out, except Supefinlendent
Dryden, VINO IL stili eut0mbeJ.
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H. PAsO, Texas, Sept, iO.-Nuih.
lug h known here concerning tue re-.
ported massacre VI the government
surveying party. only one party is
out aud II l. about Thirty miles from
Huachuca, Arizona.
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From The IRRIGATION Congress.

Hon. George q, Cannon returned
this morning from Denver where he
went with other prominent Utah
gentlemen rs delegate 10 the IrTiga-
ton Congress,
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aArmEaINo WHAT III sowsD.
Tho Ola Story al ProdiE"ii'y and
Rain.

CHICAGO, Sept. lO.-ln a call at the
central police station Benjamin Flag
orman, the 25-year-Old son OF a woll''o'
do PnlladelphiAn, Is harvesting aorop
of wild oals sni contemplating the
ruin Of q ouSe-promisins career. Ho
wa. nrreslod last night charged with
iurylary and larceny According 10
LIa stofy hs left home two years ago
because his father refused longer To
tolerate his eKcesses and made lt "A
conditiop OF future support that ne
sbnuld never return 10 philadelphia,
rms son agreed anu was granted
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NEW YORK, Sept, 10 Emma Au.
mann, the c0mmOn.lAw wife Of Billsy
Pilmmer, champion baniAm-Weight
pugllisI, committed suicide At COney
leland hOtOl early today by inhaling
gas,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10

PIEDMONT, Ala. Sept. l0.-Tw1
members Of tho family Of Ed Downs
have died from dfinking wafer cut VI n
poisoned well. Two more are not En-.
pected 10 recover. Andrew Finley,
discharged servant, has been arrested
charged with poisoning the well.
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NEW York, Sept. 10. - There are
Indications this morning pointing 10 "a
SPECIFY settlement Of the cloak AMI gar
ment culttTP strike. IL IN expected
that by Thursday all the contractors
VIII have signed the required bond
anu every one will be- back 10 work.
No settlement with tho striking
knights Of Labor In the clothing trade
has been mada,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10

CHICAGO, Sept. l0.-Geo. Rol'nds
ant wIle, old and prominent oltlLsn7
of Rayanswo0d, we're founl uohu IA
bed today, having been MphyAlAlol'
Tho gas Jet was found wide OPEN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. TO-
The city mills started up today nj the
old rats Of WAgep. About 200 opera
tiyus resumed work.