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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-08
THE RACE PROBLEA.
S.Ysn Bsfols Said 10 Have BON
Slain 10 a Fight
WITH RAILROAD PASSENGERS.
They Were Forced 10 Hide In the Iol.
cred Apartment aud Wanted
10 uavc Revenge.

HAwRsvtLLE, Ky, Oct S.-As the
e1oursion tlEin from the Owcnsooro
fair arrived AT Powers station, few
miles west OF this city, last night u
terrible race Fight occurred between
thirty drunken negroes aud Tow
white men, ~ a result VI which seven
negroes are said to have bcuu killed
Il seems the negfocs became angoftu
bernuso they wcfu forced to ride 10 ne
coloted apartment, and aa they n,aicd
their homo station they made q iush TO
get inv the coach for white people This
frightened the women huu hmll mel .
who ran through the train' ~ thi,
point Deputy United States MaIauAl
MOse- huntington, VINO ma MS lahhy
on the tthin, met the ntgioth nhu
attempted ~ quiet them'. me ne
gTuts then ttgan shooting ~ hvy
got Uii the train. Deputy Burlington
and Squire Aidrich, bOth VI TINS Guy
aud Marshal JUbus ana Ooh JONI
Patterson, Of Lewiupgti, aud hall a
uuEen mun from this county then be-
uau ming into the ucgfOrs. As the
train pulled out the htktutH shp' AZ
tnv windows out Oi one coach anu lut
while men rmpticd their guuH iato the
atgiors VINO were uunched ON tue plh.-
lDim. No one on tue tram was huib
l. thought nj least seven negfo,t
ato dead aud many others itlurei'
Oue white mAn ON tuc iran used ne
kuiic, which was covered with bloou
when lao came ~. Theee statements
aiu lrom the lips Of United staIva
MAfBhal Burlington.
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IIi. Head Iiovn on

SEATTLE, Wash, OCT. S.-Dr. W. r..
Giduings, a denliut u wide reputation
anu eA'piesidunt Of the State Denial
association, wua found Ia HE uillcu
with the whole LETT slide Of his bead
blown OIL by a shotgun. He hal
placed tho muzzl8 Of lhn gun he his
mouth aud when tho sh0t went Oh
blood anu brEinn were scattered over
tuu ceiling anu thrte Wslls Of tue
room. UiadinEB Was prosperous and
happy in his domestic relations, hui
biz ntalth had become impaired by tue
excessive uto Of cOuaiuu, Undoubtedly
causing mental arrangement.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. s.-rhe Forty.
GNU annual convention OF the
International Typographical onion
opened today. Mayor Taylor delivered
an address OF welcome. Col. II. ~.
Kelley, editor OF the CGDimsToiai,
welcomed the typos on bvhaii Oi the
press hud IL. A. Boieg, PRESIDENT OF
the local Typographical Union, On be-.
half OF tho local printers. President
Prescops annual report was read. The
convention adjourned At noon until
Tuesday morning. This afternoon
there was street parade la which the
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CHINESE nErnoDs.
Dishonesty In Nigh Omeisi--Rspel
of tnsurrectioa CONFIRMED.

Dishonesty In Nigh ON eiai.-Reaort
of insuTrection sonnTmsd.
LONDON, Oct. S-A dispatch from
Shanghai today says Sheng, tho roslai
or district magistrate Of lien 1liu,
whose disgrace and fight have already
been reported, had bought from Ger
many 100000 discarded rifles TOT
which he paid two taels each and
charged the government nine tAols.
lie also bought large quantity OF
cartridges which were found 10 be- ut.
torly useless. III Hung Chang dis.
covered the fraud and summoned
shoug 70 him. la the interview III
Hung Chang Ia said 10 have slapped
Sheug'H lace,
Sheng later made application foI
leave Of absenoe on the plea that he
was M aud the plea was granted. 1ht
report u an iusuffecliUD at JuhOt, the
soat VI one OF tbs imperial palaces
100 miles from Pekin, ia apparently
confirmed.
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SHERIFF BURNS'S MURDERERs.
Report that Nickel was Captured
Another that both Escaped.

!gp,eiai 10 N, NEW. by Deere, 4ei,or,pA
pKoyu. Oct. s.-A man I'm Aanneia
,..a,,.d r. nn.,,,. ,h., -. ~,
''po'''u 'n'' '''V'.'"e '"N' ho"s hAu
rescued MOUNT fleasAnt 10 the effect
lhat Nickel had bern eapturei, but
lhat hOlloTd escaped, n telegram 10
Mr.. Garter, OF Mount Pleasant from
Detective Franks Is SAID To contain the
Information that both murderer have
escaped anu gone east from Castle val
ley. No Information has been received
direct from lhe officers In pursuit.
a reward OF 500 has been offered BY
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nIr0RE JuudE ,IEnnITr
COUNTY Court.

The usual weekly session Of the
county court was held today, Probate
Judge Blair presiding. All the select.
men were present, but up 10 1880, NJ
which time recess was taken tiil .
y. M, noIhing al pubic luiefest wac
dnut.
Greater part Of the time was coupled
Will the confederation Of petitions Tor
relief on account OF tax sale, anu tn =
afternoon the court, after dealing with
more OF thee, took up the regular Tou.
the business.
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PANIC AT A TmEATER.
Tirs la M Adioiuing Duiiding Causes
a. Mad Rash Tor the DporA

Tirs la M Adjoining naiiding Causes
Mad Rash Tor the DeorA
CHICAGO, OCT. B.--Pauio at the
Clefk rurvt theater followed the dis
covory Of iirr IA an adJniniug building
rat night. Neafly.half me aulisnce
Iuaheu rom the tntater eud thu ~.
mainder were thrown Into couiusiol
before IL was discovered that no lives
were IN danger. The cmployes aod
tOlico At the thealer mAdu every unOrt
10 prevent panic aud 10 assure The
thuience that tbs nfe was In an adj
lolniug buildiug. But tnlf had no
effect upon tho frightened meu And
women, who vnre determined " get
Out VI all haEarJa. Toe Created con
fusion attended lho Wild rush Of those
who were Ia the gallUrisf. Three
hundred men and boys we're COMPACT
~ crowded into tho ttslrwug lcauipg 10
tue street. They awUtv, hoWlud anu
Iuug4t la their mad rush TO break
down the door. Only the effective anu
timely Work ~ a policeman prevented
their ttAmpling each uthvr " death.
Aver several minutes VI determined
work with his CLUB, however, the
nicer cue ceded Ia clearing the door
aud stairway aud getting tue crown
under control. A number VI peihuuu
were seriously Injured Ia the crush
aud several women were removed m n
faint condition, but none were fatally
hurt.
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LOSDOg, Oct. s.-A dipaich from
Johann, sbntg 10 thu PaH huH Gdf,tts
says report Ia current that tue IN.
habiianls u Loufenso Marques, Della
goa Boy, are In fear OF m immediate
attack by the ksflirs. Hostile MOahu-
selas are now said 10 be- within n mils
Of the town. All stores are closed. n nd
everybody cApaUie OF besring afmh
nave been ordered 20 take part ~ the
defense. The barrleades have been
strengthened.
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wan AaAINsr ms Mr.A
toinan catholics rorm ''tho American
IdberaI LrREuv."

Moman catholics iorm "thu American
Liberal LreEuu'"
BAN FRANCisCO, Oct. S,--Open aud
organ zed warfare against the Ameri-
can Protective association has been
clmmeucul Va lhis city. Meeting
have been held in every precinct ami
an equalization called the American
Liberal league has been formed by Il
number Of prominent lay mrmbufs Oh
the Roman Catholic church 70 devise
plans Tor the de eat Of candidates M
Inc coming election who may ha SUP
ported by tie A. "a. Tue organic, 10
OF the American Liberal league have
employed every available means 10
lusru the plans aud methods u tbs A..
Il. A. They claim TO have obtained
accurate accounts o, the A. T.. n. moel'
iugs In this city, with the Rituals anu
oAlhs Of tue various lodges, James f..
Smith, ~ attorney, who IN prominent
mover iu the American Liberal
league, sail:
"uur league H. organized because Il
Il, only by combination that We eau
night tue A. T.. a, movement by thor
ough District uuJ central nrgAulzsu. u
We viii tfy 10 Gee tuat none Of Tive a.
Z, AZ are elected. Tho local POpulls
Ticket Ia largely a. T.. A. In tic make
up, aud tie municipal uou'pariisau
tiekct also contains many n, J.. A.
names. In the recent Republican
MUNICIPAL convention there were 81
msmbsfs OF the a. T.. a. aud he
ltoAot also has many names which the
American Liberal league VIII opsnly
duuouncu."
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Robbers IN AsALooN.
Masked Bandit. Eater aud secure che
tnsh la the Place.

II
Nash Ia the Place.
81. LouIs, Oct. IA darling high
way robbery took place last night al
the saloon Of Herman l.. F,ucn,, 1901
Cnoutoau avenue, ~ $50 O'Oiuch. A.
tnHt hOur there were present Feuohi
Gud nevrgd quarry iabOTuis' Tue
t0nt door suddenly opened anu tall
man, wearing n tlOuCh hat anu - hand
kefcuief over his lace asa mack,
walked IN anu WAS clOsely ioil1wul by
nyu more men, all wearing masks,
ruO men held dTAwn fevOlyors anu
quickly covering Fauoht anu Tue nasn
IA tbs saloon, Inu entrance ui the
bbrrs was ~ suu4vn that the saloon.
keeper knd his COMPANIONS were
taken completely uunwHres, nnl
we're 90 frightened that tue thought OF
Offering resistance lever entered turif
miuds. phey submitted like lambs TO
the dictates vi the leader, VINO ordered
them 10 throw up their hands. the
victims, Xix IN number, were then
placed In line, anu wuils nvo OF the
robbers kept them covered Win Te-
yulyefr, one Of them went through
their pockets.
From tue pockets Of FeuCht together
with the receipts Of tou uayh' sales,
which were taken from the tlll, $50
Wab SECURED.
Eugene Fleoher a uqaTri man, con-
tfibutrd 81 Of hard earned wag,b 10 the
welfare Of tie Tree hooters.
Tnateh Leonard handed over sla.
]. W. Furr gave up 81. Con Wilson
NM john Delaney, tor good Tessona
lost uoihing, brcauHB that Was the sizs
vi their piies. Tue mrn on c1nplv'-
inr thu robbery dashed out the way
they cane and ran quickly into thv
fnilfond yarus where they were loS'
among the many cars staining on the
Trsrks. Tha mounted district police
we're uuiuhly notlf ied and tue robbeiH
- INC pIo4.iV t.uFsupd.
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CHICAGO, Oct. s-wm. Miller aud
a. Is. shhTfUw were killed today In
illinois Steel works by the explosion
OF steam pipe. Iulurcc: John Hoi.
strom, Thomos Dorsey Oscar Wagner,
Joseph Tudhunier, Peter Mickey.
Ihelr recovery IL doubtful.
John HolstrOm died later. The
room la which the accident occurred
was fllled with steam anu almost every
Que Of this my men NJ work there wAs
more or less injured.
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eHIEF AM JOY.
Nathan bernstein Dios white Wit
nu-siug ths nArriss- Ceremony,

Nathan nrrnstein pies white Wit
nu-siug tho nArriss- Ceremony,
NEw YUHiS, Oct. s.-Tne upp,,most
wish VI Nathan Brrustuia, million.
aiFe butcher, was that lac might 1--we
long enough ~ witness the marriage oil
biz son John. bir. Bernstein, who
was "a, had iivei Tor the past twenty
two yeafs Ia brooklyn. For about .
year bo had been suffering from an
affection Of the hver, aud With his
growing weakness came the wisn TO fee
mis- sou naplliy msrr.ad.
Tno young man wae engaged 20 q
Miss IDA herur. No definite date
had been selected Tor the marriage.
Yesterday MIR. Bernstein realized that
nia end WIS near aud no prevailed
ON tue young couple to have the cerc.
mony performed IN the evening".
A. tue Iiuo approached Air. Bern.
stein ex pressed the ieAf tnAt he wUuiu
not live until the hour ana urged tnAt
II be FASTENED. All the children were
present NJ tue tims excepting one
daug htor who was rxptcloa from Chs
cagO. Ihu preparations were huffivI
anu the bridal parry we're about u pro.
Copu h Mf. Befdsieiu's bedroom. Mt
bernstein hAd been uiukiug rapidly.
lhu bride aud groom took n position
clOst by tho belsldv aul tho dying
mau was proppui W with plllOwr.
rhe ,Othrr members NJ the iamiil
gathufui Gloss by tue minister Inc
latteT was ABOUT 10 iead tue marriage
ritual wnrn Mr. Bernstein dieu. Tue
guei.stficken fanny were shout 10
postpone lnu marriage Uut Mrs. Bern.
s.cin insisted tuat IL should TO carried
our Just ~ n her husband were alive.
TIC family then witnessed the cert-
mouy o. making the yCuns couple man
Auu wife.
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At TIE FAIR.
Il Continues 10 Attract People.
Rush Expected
MUSICAL PROGRAM TONIGHT
lie Attendance Good--flie Exhibits
Intac, Except lave
Stock.

The large attendance At the Fair
today fully vindicated the wisdom u
tue action Of the management IA keep.
Ing II open an additional three days.
The iutrte Aud enthusiasm tie
public continue, and when it IN rtmuni.
De cd that thousands VI pe3Ilo who
have come to tuu city to attend Con.
ference returned 10 their homes today,
TIE gate receipts are very sats,attlry.
Tho weather was delightful, a con.
diiion which encouraged the people to
mo cut In great numbers. A rush IL
expected this evening.
Before nom today mast u tho live.
stock had been removed. IL was
rather expected that this would bu
done, ~ !, is tying Ia the Aulmals to
remain ON exhibition. Nearly oil tho
oihcr exhibits remain Intact, including
those In tho agricultural aud horn.
cultural del afluens which hud teen
sIld 10 mtruhauts.
Up 10 tue hour OF Goiug TO preaa
nothing special had occurred on the
grounds. The vi.iIos moved around
quietly, feastiug their eyes upon tue
exhibits, Rud listening to the excellent
musl"
AIout .iJu tie INDIVIDUAL IN clprge
OF iho Pioneer tea cEhi0it raised a
ofet2c On discovering that two large
ltp, IaiiVc in'."' valued nj SO each,
nau 'ceu stolrn rom hls 1o0lh.
Ihc iDluWlug musical program Will
DC rendered. this evening, commencing
avs t'oIoct!
uoau Ideal ty sonsa.
MiIliam lc oscuurr by request. RosfinL
sa sunr'c 90 We Mnun1aius-iy rohcuv, for
AN.rscr On tho HARVARD a,.crt,,iy. t..
q, iny,uhorE
ss,,,iSn' rom Der re.seheuia Won Weber;
Ff9neb nom. WEN '''o ''' "'oo "Hu
.Iuealy Minutes In Benin. descriptive. by
" i,'nan o, 49,. o., h.. ,,.---
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SnIls on PrOmIssorr Noies.

George Cuillns brought suit today In
the Third district court against Morris
Sommsr, Henry WAGNER and +. X.
Harris 10 recover 500 on pfomissoTy
note, with Interest ut per cent per
month.
Tho Utah National Bank OF Ogden
likewise Instituted legal proceedings
In the same court today against Il. A.
II. franklin 10 recover s2,5ll.7O, hal.
ance due ON ptumlssOfy note for
$4,000, with Interest ut 10 per cent
per annum.
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81. PAUL. Mimi, Dot. s.-Suit has
been brought IN tho U. 3. district
cour, tor the appointment Of r..
ceivrr Tor the Minnefota aud Outario
Lumber company, OF which Dounis
Ryan IL PRECEDENT Anc IL, u. Calusha
secfoiRty. Complainant stephen
Douglas Ryan, OF Dubuque, nvcfs that
Dennis Ryan sold timber belonging 20
the corporation valued NJ slOu,OOl, Of
which there has bsen no accounting.
Dennis Rya says the defense will put
different light on the matter
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NEW YoRK, Oct. s.-SIook market
opened fitm, traction hig o..
Pacific Msil inside improvement VI :,
Union Pacific 4, sugar soon sold dow ~
"a 10 sii sugar .FvioTfed gave way !
The pressure 10 cell continued uhiil
do, common, !; Pacific Mail Ravanr' ,
l per cent. Alter II sugar rugained
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ToMAnAwK, VIE, Oct. Strain
wfeekers sawed tbs supporting tim.
beru OF $500" railroad bridge a;
romAhAwk junction anu n westbouud
passenger train was wrecked. The
engine plunged iuto the romshaWk
river. The body of n ftemAn IN
buried under the engine. Ths sngi-
ueer had both of bis legs broken. No
passengers were Injured.
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CIEOtSEATLOut. s.-rhv Imies.Stdr
Lexi4 ..Ou, kyp special rays tho
friends Of BfecEinridse are bringing
him out Ilr senator. Secretary Car
lsie, Senator blackburn, Governor
Brown, Genoal BIckner anu Henry
Walterson are amOlg the other names
mentioned.
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In nebaif Of tue Pullman Company.

CHICAGO, Oct. s, Answer was filed
today Ia ths circuit court before JuJge
Gibbons Ia behalf Of tho Pullman
Palace Oar company TO quo wRrrAnio
proceedings begun by Attorney Geu-
efal Mal0ney, IL denies the charge
that tho company Ia exceeding its
rights h doing business not provided
for by tho charter. The tins allowed
Tor filing the plea expired today.
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SAN FRANoisco, Dot. s.-FOrly-
fu,en tfo ttin tom the PAlo Al,u stock
farm owned by the 3 aniOfd rutHlo VIA
bu shipped E,-t next week 10 be solo nj
auction in New NotR. The los In
cluuv, some Oi the bcit bred animals
That the farm has pToducuu aud Amo Z
tho numt-r are ebay Bell, halt
brother 10 Abdull anu Irumauia speedy
tUu OF EtCtiOneor.
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now superintendent OF the Sau
Joaquin, which u g. br abolished ami
iia htadquar crs removed from fusno
% San Fnuntco. lhn San Joaquin
division Will be divided, bali OF the
territory being added TO that now In
charge Of the Molaye division super.
iulcndsnt Whose headquarters viii be
m we'd from MOluve 10 Baktrsflclj.
he other ran will he psfi oi the
Western division with headquaflrra
OF o aklaud.
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wilson RElUHNsIIOHE,
Enthnsiastic Demuernts Wees Him IA
uia Nativs Gown.

CuARLEstowN, W. va O,t. s.
Co.pfe,sman W. l., Wilson arrived
nero at . O'Clock thls afternoon lie
was met al Hurper's Ferry by a special
rain crowded with onthusiasiio tec'
ON district Democrats, WAC escorted
MIN 10 HE nnuys town wheroa mas
rnretinp was Immediately oonvoned'
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CHICAGO, Oct s.-PtoL Prot. vii.
liam sloane died today aitora fast OF
any uaia. Prot. Slonue, n prominent
"a loot many years TO Al acks Of a
strange disease, which no said, com.
PEELED him 10 last.
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TIEN TsiN, Oct s.-rho steamer
We CHOW reports having spoken srven
Japanese wRrships on Sunday. Some
were ten miles south anu others were
northeast " the Pfomontory. The
japanese were iuquirlug about the
movements Of the Chinese southern
fuuAQfOu
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RAILWAY ENTERTAINMENTS.
Many Employ 80 80 b. Discharged nu'
the salaries saved.


the salaries saved
San FRANCISCO, DOT. s.-The ChroH'
leis says that tue policy OF retrruch-
went commenced by the Southern
Pacific railway company Is 10 100 cln'
uuupi. A consolidation OF divisions
vllItako place on November /. Olr
giylsion IL 10 be abolished Completely
uuu mo work Of other division eilio,als
no dividei up that teeonu u'N! is,..l
announcement eau uo dismissed. Ihis
cbsngr means tue looping 81 OF the
heads Of all The petty oiiiciaiSoi the
eb11shst division aud OF half OF Tue
clerical force Ia the consolidated al,
Visions, etieciing saving Of seyeral
thousand dollars a mouth. william
Hayduok IL to DO relieved OF me
mperlntendsncy OF tho CO.'S, diVlsiou
,nd will BE- succeeded by j. L'FiSf'sh
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Couscn. BLUFFS, lows, Oct 8. lotto
Ray, Ulitod states MatshAl BIauley's
deputy at Ouumwa, arrested George
Johnson AT AlOia today for oootlegging.
One u Johnson's pas shot the officer
In the back. Ia the Confusion the
prisoner aud tue assaiisnt escaped.
Rays condition IN critical
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LONDON, OCT. s,-A disnnt,h from
Chez Foo to the Iat Mall Gas 10 this
afternoon says the British anu Russian
ministers started for Pekin yesterday.
The object Of their visit II not known.
All women anu children belonging H.
Foreigners have Lett Pekin Tor places Of
safety.
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MILAs, Olt. San Internal machine
has been found upon the window sill
VI the police barn els. The fuse war
eXtiuguished before the explosion &C.
Cured. Several alfrsts have been
made.
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DULUTH, MINI, Oct s.-GOvernor
Mckinley preached here early today.
This forenoon he addressed briefly
/ 200 students Of the nigh school. TINS
afternoon hs made the usual political
speech u an Immense audience. EK.
cursions are being Tun from all tue
county around.
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CmoAGO, Oit. IA heavily loaded
electric car cnlhded with lumber
wagon IN Haisysi anu iSfd street to-
day, killing an unknown boy ana in-
Jurlug rs passengers, none OF whom
will die,
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BuuA PEsTlI, oct. s.-Ths House Of
MsguAtes has eleotsd by Avote OF loo TO
los the government bill providing Tor
the legal recognition Of ths jewish 10.
liglon.
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nr. IIoLnIs,s pEAIm.
Unexpected 60 ui- Triends-FuncraI
On Wednesday,.

On Nedusadns.
nOsTuN, Oct. 5.--Until tho uewa Of
DR.. Ho mes'a death appeared Ia the
paptts today irw people beyond the
Immediate family OF the venerable
POE. knew that hia Illness was critical.
Though he had Teen a sufferer from
asthma tor some tins, ~ was not until
noon yesterday that the firt decided
mark ~ dvatn's coming was tocu. In
aqusriur Of an hour the great poet WIS
no more. Tbs funeral viii bc held
irom Kius's chapel WodnehdAy noon.
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Rav. v.un~dei creates stir bJ AZ.
tNoking society People.

nav. V.un~dei creates stir bJ 40.
taoking society People.
GALEsBUBu, H., OCT. s.-soclo,y
here isali agog over an attack made by
Rov. o. W. VanosIci IA his sermon
iast night on s8mo twenty-five Of ",nc
400" About = week ago some ladiug,
including members " Rev. NAnOsdu q
hbck. rave y minstrel show fot the
benefit the uuiycrsAlist Church.
Tho affair was great success iuevtry
particular, The lAuirs nsd theif ihcus
blAckeued aud also shouted the fugula-
ton songs 80 comm n 10 thrS Iuthtru
uogrOts and the send won "a" wore
big sparkling diamond pins AMI plHyud
tambouriues Ia way that would do
credit 10 professional. This did not
meet with tho approval OF Rev. MIR
Nanosdei, aud last Sunday evening he
gave notice that be wuulu dwell upon
the subject Ia his sermon. Daring the
week lhe matter hns boun tue subject
for much speculation and the preacher
was criticized. Some oflhe members
" his church requested him not ~
speak on the subject, but he pubilshu
in the evening phpufB card In which
he claimed tue tight ~ BApiis
minister 10 criticize the public acts Of
auy individual ~ set Of Individual,
anu lhat ho would continue Ia the
cOurto he had laid out. The result
was that hi. church was filed last
evening. He denounced IN strong
terms such measures for raising money
for the church. Asa result OF this scr.
mon there Ia likely 10 be a break In the
Rev. Wonoaaei's chutoh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-08
Police Court.

There were no fewer than thirty
cases on the docket In the police court
this morning, aud couviolicu-whero
there was continuance hssl was
malu 10 each !aslsnsN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-08

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, oct. s.-Judge
Phillps Ioday sentenced A. 2. Crsw-
lord, ex-eashier Of the wrecked AmeTi.
can National bank, 10 Ave years Ia tho
Missouri penilsntiafy for making n
false entry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-08

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. s.-John A.
Callahan, the councilman convicted
Of criminal bribery and corruption In
ufilce, was today sentenced 10 nVeyebTH
ia the state penitenIlaTy'