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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-09
CaKisTiAN E>pksVoR MEETING.
Great Rally Of the LEGAL tnssn OF So
e!"sie. at \. VI. G. \. Hall,

The ChrissiAn Euasaver Local Union
meeting bed IN the \. VI, I. A. hall last
Friday might ~As enthusiasts and vel
attended. nearly 90 helng present The
oh2eci sss - arouse interest in. Christian
knteayor safs.
f6s meeting sas opened with conss-
Grafton service Of atteen minutes lsd ty
Miss ABns Shepherd. ii ihe Second NJ I.
socasty. The regular proceedings began
With hymn aad PRAYER ~ Rev. K =
nunsap. Rev. ". +. F.enoor. % the MAJ
kel street Baptist Soclsty, gave elseen
minute address oa pr5miaeut Christsaa
Enceavor workers. speaking particularly
OF ice national pves4aeas and secretary,
Dr. Francis T. ClAgk and Joha Wills
Eaer.
The Market street BAPTIST society was
admitted 80 she unaea and wsl hereafter
bp known As BAPTIST [ ascn Of Caelssiaa
EndeavoE. The prsstaea; - he unloa.
Mr. E~ing, made . shost address Il We
come, after which cne verse cs Beet hs
she tie that binds" VAS Sgns by The
sG8tenee-
Mr.. William Pond, sn active CarIs;szn
Ea3savaser. lately .; Colorado. gave =
nteen-rulnuie address GA Catlsslsn Pa.
3eAToE SorS ana methods, and taFsN 0as
many valuable practical points There
- As \ - prssen; Mss Emma Ge~4er. TIA
F>eaae cast organizer II she Gegag
WoUAa's Carssasa Association. w1a
SPIKE fos tes inmates On tAs valas ~
'ae Cars'i3aa EnasaYos woEs - eonese-
uas Nth her own
Nj Ni.l.sra II. Leafs. ehsssnan OF tas
sgsS.a4 oos2 &C t:Aas2ogs-.soa - tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-09

VENICE, April s-This city is still en-
fe;e because of the preseaee here OF King
Hambers and the German emperor. To-
day their ma)esties iunched al the palace
and tais afternoon visited the paiazxo
dueal church. King Humhert has de-
ci6ed 20 visit oaeen Victoria az Florence
on Tuesday. he viii be accompanied by
Queen MarEherita and the crown prince
This evening state banaue, was given
At the palace. Immense crowds gathered
in the Plaza San Marco TO listen TO the
music BY 3 large military band. National
anthems OF Germany and Italy were
played, IS were also many Of the
o, her German and Italian patriotic
airs Upon the rendering of the ma
tional anthems Emperor William and
King Humbert stepped out upon bal
cony. They we're greeted with cheers and
cries Of Long live the emperor" Long
live the king" Emperor William dropped
some flowers to the crowd below There
Was tremendous seuf1e 10 obtain the
flowers IS souvenirs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-09
MARINE NEwS.

Poxr GsxELK April s--sSpeeial- +
Sasiea-SchE Meteor, Capt Anderson. for
San Pedro.
San Francisco, April s--A-rived -
TrGcxee. Eaoca Talbot. {. n. B--aas. Mac
Mialaa. Vine S2i!ed-iadIs~ Naaasnso
Penmore. Qaeerstoxn: Band&lee-. Ma
naima; Harvester. kar.uk-
IAroosH. April SIS !. a. Special -
Heavy rain fresh so1thess; wind. Passed
oa.-Sxsn in tox OF " An6ere-. lo.ss3 n "a. ::
sh Louis Walsh, II tow Of Sea Lion. III >.
IA sh kenneoec. go p a. Passed ia
Tug Waaderer. ii - a. IT.: ok Seminole,
N iow Of tug Traveller, las q, M tug
Sea Lion. is:2a5 D n
NEAH BAY. Apr. SIS 2. E--f Sueclal- J.
Heavy rain; fresh southwest wind
Posr ASSELrs. Apr.l SIS p M
Especial l-C.oacy: lgat no-tnxes. wind
Tug Magic IN bay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-09
THE IRISH QUESTION
Tim Healy Vouches for the
Honesty Of the Liberals
FAvoRs A GENERAL ELECTION.
Co.sfn nasfen 81 Feses ~ Venice tn
Ho.er az Enpersr wnitam-Hs
VIII Visit Queen yfetoxiA

Drstry. April "a political meeting
Vas held today ~ Nenagan, coznfy OF
Tippe-zry- The speakers we're Aessrs-
Timothy Heasy. John Dillon, Arthur
0'Coanor and P ]. 0'Bvsea, sli Of whom
are anti Parnel-i.e members OF the house
Of commons 4 large aadienee VAS
present. Mr.. Healy sad that With the
passage Of the ho1se rule eili IN
sae house Of commons the Irish cause had
iesped into the light TIE Liberals had
KEEP. their word in regard 10 home rule,
and be believed they ~cuia IN EA
fkesr pledges in relation 10 3 bill
for the relief Of the evicssd ten
ants in Ire4and. He regretted that the
government xo1ld not agree 10 rsiesse
the lr.sa political prisoners He shougEt
tie government eaxhs 70 again appeal 10
the electors n . few months, when is y IS
certain il would get large majority.
Mr.. o'CoRnor urged thai the persons
xho had grabbed farms from which ter
ants had been eyieied should De treated IS
socis4 ier<rs.
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Railroad and corper.siea Notes.

]. VI. Mercer, asssstan. superintendent.
OF the Monte Cristo mines. is at she
Rainier.
e. III. Weeks, general agent of the Great
Northern at Spokane, and Miss Weeks are
at the Northern with Mrs. E III. Gowran.
The Bell Telephone Company has spent
So ooo 90 On 49,. ST. miles of wire, of
which it5.tuo are underground. and So 49l
telephones. There are IN the United
States 81 900 subscribers, who ia iss45 had
elo.uo. 90 TAXA In Issi only ), 30 pssones
we're IN Use.
T. T. Ripley. vice-rresidsn. OF the chi-
csgo, Milwaukee & 81. Paul raiirozd, az
companlsd BY Mrs. and Mss Ripley. Mr..
Murray Nelson, Mss l. A. news- and
Miss Nelsoa. OF Chlesgo. AMI Miss ". n
Brown. Of Pittstsld. Mass, arrived IN the
city from California yesterday and are 8.
the Rainier. Taev gs~kss. this morning.
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Rev. Calvin WsilEauas. the pastor rao
hss beam called BY the eo.o-e1 Bzpslses ID
tie pulpit OF 4oCn. Ion church, seems 20
Be tie kind Of zan sae church wzs look
ing for. He VAS dus IN Seattle several
DAYS ago. bot, stopping over a. D~ave-s be
became engaged II 6Sg revival IN prog
ress there ana Is EOS unable 30 Tes away
He Is expected. however. seogs tie sa4 Of
the week Mr.. Williams wSs engsg@t !,
an o4d-fashloaet Southern revival when
be lett ms forrue. home - Fort sra.Eh.
Ark. for Seattle, and las gr1sTsa thai re
intends insrg1rsEing one IA Seattle ~
5000 Is be srr4xss
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Schooner Peerless sail ed for San Fran
cisco from Ballard yesterday With iumoer
S-eamer Monticello arrived in port yes
seriay from Dnngsness with ten tons Of
potatoes
The bark Harry Morse will sail from
Port Biakeley with lumber and passen gers
for Africa
Steamer Idaho brought in 1000 feet OF
lumber yesterday from Wnaicom for the
Western nil.
British ship Ainsiaie, from Victoria TO
load grain for Europe, arrived yesterday
morning st the grain elevator.
Schooner Robert Scarf arrived AZ Por,
BIskslev Saturday night in sow OF the tug
Wanderer 10 have new msiasnas pat IN
Schooner Laura Ma,tson xill 20 from
Seattle to Por: B!akeley today to com
mence loading iun Der for Southern Cali
foYnia
Steamer Usopia went 10 San Juan
Islands night before last for o cargo OF
lime. and viii return 10 Seattle IN time TO
leave tonight as O'Clock on the Port
Townsend Whateom and San Juan
islands run.
Steamer Renton Was laid up yesterday
AZ Port Biaxeiey while her engines were
being oyerha1ted and her boiler cleaned.
The Gen. Canby took her run from PORT
paAAc-ey 10 S<all.S- IEe xssAkoo VIII sS-
snme the run this morning.
The British ship British General. Capt.
TuiIock. loading lumber st Port Gamble
for iqaiaEi. will De ready 10 sail next
week HsrbormaSter Jeiich says Caps.
T1liock has been more tunes around the
Horn than any master except Capt.
Holmes, Of the ship Chilners. Capt Tul-
ioek has passed around the Horn more
than sixty times.
The steamship wal!a walls arrived yes
terday morning with the following pas
sengers for Seattle: Miss l. Leach. Mrs.
Brogan. ]. c. Clark. j. A.. Jackson. Mr..
E Frederick. Ida Peifiesd. W. {. Trim
BE. Nellie Masel. Mr.. and Mrs. e A.
Shout, John Rowney, Mrs VI. L Ecker,
George Bancroft. 4. n. MeEiroy.
Steamship Queen sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning with $40 tons of
fire. ght and she following passengers: Mrs
Otto Ranke Miss Gretchen Ranke Miss
Mamie Rsnke. Mr. and Mrs. J.. Resie.-
sheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. z. Benton, b.
Lewis. g. ieke W. Darneal, Mr.. and Mrs
W. y Briukec. y. Thompson, Mrs. Eiken,
l. s. Loxe. Mrs. H. Arksrizht- Mrs B. III.
Rreckenfeld. Miss Smith, r III. kershow,
". K Bentley. Miss Msoel Rogers. Mrs.
: .. King. Mrs. p Rodgers. Miss Via n
ski. M-s- D. A. Speacer, G.. Panetel, ]. L.
Hershherg. Mr.. aud Mrs H. c. Wybro.
Mr. and Mrs ]. ". Hughes, VI. Zaiisky.
VI. Foslel, Mr. and Mrs J. Mckee. q. 6.
Chandler, :. II. Daniels, J. Cory, ]. N.
Edy, J. D. Elme1dorf and Ben Gold
wAsGr.
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srste aEd national eonsesxssa.. SPOKE sc<
. few inmates sS1 said tha. be sest s2-s
nearsy - persons fron Nssisrr RssafEg-
iag-oa rozs1 sts<n1 the state conv<atson
Is Spokane IN .IaIY. He spoxe also of
What &c xaev CT Psess2<1s and Mrs. G@z-k
sa4 Of Mr. Eaer.
TIE snsing F.s Led BY .hs Psyn5zsa
Coz xrexa4ionai Christian End@avor sc-4-
efy. sno occSpe- sae platform aoo@s
sh.rEr sfroag- Aoous faD persons we're
r-es=as VIC Gil not belong 20 szy sccas-y-
The banner sas zxazs Awarded 20 lie
First 1ezho5zss Protestant So<sety tc-
szTi-g tae largest percentages Of i-s nnszs-
bers gres<zr-
Tae next meeting via BE hssi OF NAY
n the First Prrs5yserisn church and VII
Be a1dres-s1 - National Secretary Eaer-
Aso1f lso persons VII be present tro-n a.
lo4aiag toEns
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BRAZILIAN GuNBoAr CAPTURED.
Rebels Victorious IN the soath-The
Portuguese vessels Sait-

BrExos AysEs April notwithstanding
the order OF the Brazilian government tor
bidding the transmission OF dispatches
from Rio Grsnde do Sal. sdviees have
reached here thar the government gun
boat Calesh has surrendered 70 the IN
surgent tleet 81 Rbc Grsnde do Sal. The
land forces Of the insurgents number 500
men, all OF whom are veil armed and
beautifully supplied with provisions.
The Portuguese warships Mindello and
Albuquerque. having on board Admiral
CANA. have sailed hence. Their dessana-
ton is not known.
LoSpoS. April S--A TINES special from
Baenes Ayres says: The rebel transports
crossed the bar al Flo Grands do SUI yes
serday and landed 4. fsso troops The re-
port Of the capture OF Rso Grande do Sui
by the insurgents IS false
An insargens column IS reported march
ing south for the purpose OF attacking
Porto Allegro. The English guneosts
Racer and Beasle sill leave Mon!evldee
tonorEow for Rio Granis do Sal.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Increased fears are entertained OF com
sns-cl44 crisis n the Argentine kep1ailc
y tain three months. owing 10 the failure
Q; crops and hard tunes.
The ministerial crisis in Chile continues
President George Montt has, it Is sad. de-
c1a-d rot - loin any party, but has de-
s4are2 that he is willing 10 40 with any
ministry that IS suppo-tea oy congress
and the country. Il - likely eoAll1'oa
ministry. rn21e up Of Liberals and toa-
sSGsas&yes, sal os rEaeS3.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-09

Bold Theft Of y Three-ron Block In
Open Daylight


he mineral palace, sh.ca has stood 50
long On Pioneer square. and. IA the eyes u
May ha4 become nuisance. wAs
doomed - destruction by ORDER o. The city
eo0nca. 81 ; meeting bed - thea = eek
Or TWO ago. Pursuant 10 It's order, the
board % public works r scs : verbal
agreement wisa Frederick Zahn. whereby
be as 20 tear Iowa and remove sas pa
ace Tar the Euzterss. OF wa3ch II u.s. built.
sNeep1I2E tAe ceAt. which oe4o0get 20 the
oregon Improvement Company aaa the
S~af1@e Goa Ane Iron Company, the brick,
which @as ID - TO the Denny tszF Com
gSnys sa1 the ssoae, whica ~ss donated
- the Grand Amy 10 be Used a. bases
ios soldiers iaaassones~ The ccal Used IN
The construction of tas walls Sas donated
70 TIE Associated Charities for dlst-l0s-
uoa a@oas Iae psoz q TIE city, and
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The receivers sac of shs Seattle Bsrsar
Is si-.l gong o. IN quiet nay bat ~h.a
Tie oaa.ac become throagaly convinced. by
TIE Tremendous reduction in prices. that !.
= genuine clos goat sale ordered By
The eoaTi, taese - Il. not be mGea iefs Of
taai imu.enSs stock 70 tel tie iale Of nard
times
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TIE Miller Relief Corps. No. 81, viii giTs
8 musical ana literary entertainment for
The seneni Of tie rehei fund. a. the Miller
pos' bal in the Hotel Stevens. on Monday
evening". Ap-ll =
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Improper and defcssn; care Of The scalp
49, cause srayaess Of the hair and had
Ness. AScare ao.h ey the use 81 that re-
.-Ac-e sp~c.se HA.}'s HAIR gen~~~x.
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Re steamer Wi..aps x4ll iesve Yeslers
1'eA Al = 2 IL, Friday. April Is for
[514ayate aat ~sy ports
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~ FrAnk Brooks. specsAity paralysis
a. nervous a.se@sss- ofSer. esoalsseln
box
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state o; Washington daily -. was:cora.
:. - see azzs card.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05
uellio the Grand Jury.

John Welsh anu Jamsa st. Clair,
the two men arru'tei by Officers
smith, Wilson aud Roberts ou Com.
mercial street, suspected Of having
held up john a Lhtsln, on Saturday
night last, were gwen preliminary
hearing in Police Justice Smith's
court THIS morning, lnc hearing OF
the case attracted an uuutunlly largo
crowI OF spectators VINO 30 times
became very noisy IOcu.siin.ius the
judge Go cali f1r order
Toe nf-. witness called ln tbu case
Wa Jlhu A. L1u.u, VINO tHlilri
that Uu Saturday night llst about lU.Il
O'Clock Doe was turniug tru corner 40
Second South aui 5ptluI WHst streets
when Two men spuAng 0u. tom be-
hiuI the teucu, c0mmaudiug hiu ut
the tnm' tim 90 throw up BIZ hauls,
u ruptH uu immuiibtuly compiled
with. Ouc of the men went through
IBIS night hand IosfHt anu extract ID
thufu'rJm tuu sum OF 81 zoe dimes hui
nicGglH. Tue elder man w tuu two,
WIN held the gun on l. uln, called
upon the Ter % get move Uuhim as
tUmtuuc Wa coming.
Attorney Llcuuut - "ME Larson,
you NAV state Go the cIur. where your
huuus wore while this was going on"
Luupn-' " 3D. the OLE" loud
hushtrrI Inu wilmer, continuing,
idUYtiilu. ihe Two men sul thu pocket
hau1Ertchiu, that enc Ui thc 1eicuI-
ants mad tod across hiB mouth 4ud
eyes.
Police Odi'cr Geo. q Sheets said
that iu company with sergeant VIII.
tuu aud O1lcsr RIuur.f boo ptruHtpl tue
men as stated above uUI Ul the way %
the Guy hal. they wDul keep putlug
their hands iuiJ tuUir Iesuis hs though
10 pull something uut. They were
alt % they diI HItq Il. iuoy would Sc,
hur. The pst0., handkerchief nuI
muuvy were produced DO CIuft. luu
am vote money was iuHt low cents
iu excess ut that LTrsIu claimed 90
have hAi stolen from uim.
Justice smith luOu asked the de-
frn4uuts u they had any evidence tuuy
wished TO Introduce orr luHy unI any.
thing ~ say m thuir own utualL BJln
mon shook thor heads,
Justice smith lhrfc has bcou sui.
hciuut evidence givUa ,u tuis case 10
warrant my holding you o. await the
action VI the grand jury Ia bonds OF
sl,uUl zach.
fhu defendants were shortly after
wards turned over 90 the care Oi5leTiu
MO Iuun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05
Mr.. Burnley Home Again.

General Passenger Agent Burnley, Of
the Union Pacific, returned from the
coast this morning after an auseacu
from thus city OF just one month. lie
says he enjoyed himself though he
Travelled little TO ias: 10 rest up
much. no visited Omaha, HUl
SPRING., Arkansas, New OIgans, Los
Angeles Gud Sau Francisco. llu o..
: Og,- tue MiIwinter FAR ns very
cfcditablc, 90 ugh everything ~ not
yet in order; lhu grounds AMI iUTclgu
exhibits arc especially Tue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05
AMUSENENrS.

wAUD & JANIS oPen their Salt
Lake engagement tonight in tho The
Lion,s Mouth. Both slora were husll-
Ing about town lhsmoruing, euloying
mo suusrlup auI shaking nnuaa WIN
Their many old lrlguda. Bl'n look 90
younr. cheer aud energetic as though
moi n iay bad paauI over ihrir heads
siupe their suc5rsslul visit ytaf aso'
THE HoME CLuu AMI Tue . N''i l'i..,',
scarf O.. uAiA vuy slcetHs'ul "lhl'
at Murfy SATURDAY Tue hguse W.,
almost Jul, which, eou'llel'ns WY. Wy
ilIgzard that ragged was lNo'!h'li,uv ,ll,,'
rhe playors were all ee'iF u', ,,'.. m W.,
the new opera huu'c, when - 'lo , ,i.'.,,
convenient, toomlesl hud cIraues' 'h'y
have plnytd In Oul OF town
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RELIEVING THE NEEDY.


A number oftho general relief com.
mitlgo who has charge Ia connection
with the work on Capitol Hill, called
ON the NEWS today aud desired TO
say that tne committee OF which
no Is u member b. acting In full
cooperation aud iull harmony with
the uther relief committee.
Regarding thu class % men ON.
ployed, the COMMITTEES sock 10 engage
only those who are duiufviug OF rriiui.
lhcy have sought 10 ho careful ia
THIS regard, ANA 10 any who should
not DO there have got work, il
has not been through any Intentional
omission Of tho clmmll,te 10 carefully
sclunnza all applicsuts, II there are
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md f0r SLnlIIng IAN anl -

w. II. Wallace was arrested today
on the complaint Of Jamys d. Bush
charged with burglary. Fl1m tho
testimony VI Bush, who lives ON West
Temple street, 1t Appeals that come
time latt night defendant uf0fo into
his store bul got away with ham aui
several dozen uggs, Defendant entered
a plea OF not guilty 10 the charge.
fOuce Onicsri Wilson, McDJuaid aud
Wcir also tyaudri, tucig testimony
strengthening thu Prosecution a. 60 tho
do.enIAnPs guilt. Ito was accordingly
bound over to await the action Of tue
grand jury 90 tue sum OF sou.
The defendant, though "a young man,
las had cuntiuUtnulu experience iUf
one his age. lie claims y Uu d native
OF Dundee, scotland, where ho lott a
few months ago for Canada, thence to
New York, aud has visited every state
in tue Union. Replying 90 q4oalions
ns 90 whether hu huu ueuu arrested boz
fore, nU answered IN tho negative.
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NInnlelnal AnnnLnlnenls.

Tho low mere removals 0' herds OF
departments from ollc, ami tho a..
poIbtmonts to hll vacancies tia; his
honor The Mayor % expected to mako
Go tho immediate future was today tho
main topic Of conversation among
local politicians. They arc " the
opinion that something viii "irop" at
the meeting N the cry Council TO-
morrow highland judging from the
expressions heard tHH afternoon an
iuk.ing OF no uncertain sound had
tCuu received and one that con-
ycyoi Information neither pleasant
nor assuring 90 men who have been
expecting appointments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05
Bullion Beck Election.

To-day was tho date sct for the MO-.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Bu/llgu.
Book TO elect onlcru and trRus/t such
other business us might come Peculiarly
before the meeting, 40 buslIf lees, how.
ever, was attended 10 uuflrr than
adl8unlng until lhursinyIGuernDou
next ut two O'clock at the A r1mpauya
oilloe. on the result " m r election
depends entirely ihy Hrltot ugn' of ne
present controversy ueIwet tho con.
tending factions
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The Application Denied.

In the case Of g.. T., LhnghAm @, al
Va the Western Loan * savings oom-
pauy, the National Building 81 Llau
association elli, the arguments inwu Oh
concluded 100 the IHlri district count
on Saturday afternoon, Judge Morrt
this morning rendered his decision.
He denied the application for tho np,
p0intmont OF receiver anu dissolved
the Temporary restraining order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05
Given Forty DAYS.

Bin Nixon, ntcileaon Saturday, for
stealing chicken auI SONS onions
from tho Eclipse Grcsfy Company,
appeared before Justice smith this
forenoon and plead guilty 90 stealing
tue Quicken, uuL aeuitI tuu onion plU
% tue charge, hu was given iJfty
days Ia inv Ulty iaIl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05

my known lustgucrs where persons
who are not in urgent ursI H' assis,.
nuCp, og who atD unworthy n tho 10.
hui, having been engaged, thu commit
tee would be- thankful 90 have auch
cases pointed out.
From the committeeman statement
there is no doubt that dilIgrut oii eFis
are made 90 vEpcuu tho relief appr5.
ptiat0n iuHu appropriate mauuur
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Rabbll. rnr The Poor.

Information was received from Sc.
lecImau BamUerget's oilioe this after.
noon to the effect that u shipment OF
-0l rabbits had just been received from
Mt. Pleasant, over the Rio Gmnde
Western, Tor distribution among the
poor VI this city. MF. Bamhstgcr wishes
the announcement made that they
viii be glyou Gut tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05
Letters 10 the Chamber.

4 gentleman Ia Washington, d. o.
writes to the Chamber Of Commerce
for information c5ug rning the prospect
for loaning money Boo this city.
The secretary BHH received "a letter
from gentleman Boo Kansas, asklur
Tor information iu relation 10 tho broom
Industry iu Utah lie Dr. do,if0us of
locating here nuI engaging ia lh.
manufacture OF br0ams II he receive.
proper cgC0uuHCmrUt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05
Narc,llus Nelson.

Attorney NJ. Margellus Nelson, who
was last week found guilty Of cmJ,z.
element, will come up tomorrow morn.
ing, before Judge Merritt, for sentence.
At the same time hIa attorneys Power
and Slaupl Intend 10 move lot new
trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05
Missionary larIWeII.

There will boa social gathering 'u
the Fifteenth ward m'tllrt h ,N'.,, w." ,,,
evening, o0mmenCiuP h' '..,o.Dl m
behalf OF william rphNui WY go. W."
leave ON the 10Th iu.I ~. ~ 80 g,,
Britain ON a miaiion AN ll''I'' "0
quNiuIapegs are c0rdisly iuNl''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05

The only business done In the police
court this afternoon was the arraign.
Inent Of two individuals on tho charge
OF yagraucy. on promising TO leave
tho city they were allowed TO depart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05
Win Spar Six Rounds.

Jim Williams, UIahH champion
prize dghlrr aad Dan Daily OF Chicago
viii spar for ak rounds ut Lange's new
gymnasium IN the I'D odd Fellows'
hall this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05

4 Grant, Dcmaais tho Whiio House
Cor iHu Jews.
WAsiuSurus, March 0.-.A or NIX
x wing tur name u' Abraham Juma
kisicI Of Baltimore, Appeared Of tho
White House this morning. lie an.
uouuccJ that u- had come o.. g. q
po.srssion OF u aud turn % over 10 the
jews. lie was not violent, bus iu-I- %
cut. Tho attendants handed him over
Ia tho U0Ilpr