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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26

Do The rr0bAie Court. On and Tor salt Iat
county Territory N Utah.
tu Che Matter ~ tho Estate Of Caroline
y. rettcrfoW, Deceased.

IN iNt waiter N tho Eaiate Of Caroline
q, leiicEfoW, Deceased.
NOTicE rs HEREBY GfvrV THAT
~ Adam SPHERE. Administrator Of the
rendered Tor settlement. and fIed boz SAID
court Ns Hnat account 0f Hia adminittra.
N"u 2 flIi rstl'0 and petition flr final dIH.
N.iH1 of ODE sIiur 10 said estate among
Na.s iHc lliH day 0f Nay s. %. islt. at Do
.InrE b. u. no tho court room OF taid court,
y ihr County Court House. salt Lake CITY and
''uhiI lt'N Territory, nae been duly az.
I..u.tl Dow un judge RI said count ZOE Che
'tHU. . uI aa|n account and nganuF said
D. NIHn fnr distribution. no which limo and
place HnE ueu1u Interested boz .HIi estate mIy
lUura. .uH show cause. if ans there be-. why
suII account .UIu.1 rHl UH settled and ap.
proved and Hull dIHfiHulon maIo az praycd
fur
Dated April i.H. l.IL
90 a. vTIuY.
Cleo. uf ihe Probate Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26

WmtiAM u. cnA,MnEgLlN, rnr AZ
DhHmhrTIu deceased having nlUd hiH pUr.
ton herein. duly Yer hrd. UfaIIus Tor 900 order
of HHIU uf She real rHtatr 90 HaIl droud1ut for
tHu purpose therein sgt forth. % De- therefore
ordered IF thU Judge of said court. thHt all
Utrsuua interested iu thU yHtatU OF HHld de-.
ceased, HUuUHr before thU HHIl probate court
uu saturday tuu iatn uHU uf MAY, lsli, al Do
O'Clock lu thU forenoon uf HHIu DAY, 10 tho
court room ui Hhi1 probate court nc thu clun.
tI court house. lu thu rIiF aud county 20 hAIt
lHht, lhh Territory o. aHuW cause Why au
order should NOT Dc ErHutUd iI thv said AZ
mIuIHtatuT tU sUII fI much 10 lhU real estate
Uf HlI1 dtCHtHld 40 either private ur Uuhl'G ahlo
HH HHHIl Ir urrtHsarys nu1 That copy uf this
order Boo Published 10 lyast four Hur"tHHifu
WtUka Iu ono weekly uIHIuII MISSING
AtWHt o. Newspaper urut0l and published 300
shIf HItT and count
Dated April llth, is9t
JACOB a. UiAtg
Probate Judge
j. ~. HuWMAs, Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26
uAI.rs CALIFORNIAN ...
Pensin Wine BitterS.

Prepared from pure ropFin Chiiaaya uark
combined with lhr most grateful aromatic aud
pure uli Port Wine. WntCH "a combination Tor
nll dtHrhaoH HrIHIuF from any form uf NuIHfI4.
va Torpid Liver, Constipation, Loss
of Appetite, iisnnui or hiucsI. ava 900
dlHptHrH uriHluF from UiHOfdfrtI HtIlU uf iHU
Liver. Stomach aud NnWU'H. 40 UCfHuuH fu IL
NHlHrIHI climate will uut immediate ruHUf HE
uslue unii's california Pcpsin Wine
itittrrs, luy lCUHu acting aH 10 digestive
thn tHIItlNA Nltk uut thr ArumHIlrH, 1H De-
stronger Tonic aud DHrmnHufc, thr Port Wine
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not CVuHlDd boz the world
Dor men. women aud children UEtTwHrtr1
hY Study ur otherwise. % hns 90 equal. Cor
those sven 90 opium or GOO much stimulluts.
DO hlH ru equal destroying lnH lUuuUlr Tor
strong Humulunis. Cor lru of Appetite o.
vine glhsHful before faIIuE, % wilt EiFp Hu
appetite uud Will digest inc food COR dYa.
Irutta 10 iH certain cure lu fact, iu ALL
diseases that hro doubtful ufc
HALLS CALiIOHNtA
PEPSlN WISE BlTTERS, PRICE 6s, , ilio2
For talo Wholesale or uotan by tho kEN.
TUtkl LIQUOR CO., % D. second south ~,
shlt Lake Uiiy. Agents wanted in every town
tue Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26
IrnAL NOTICE..

m thu Probate Court, boa aud fnr salt Take
County, Territory Uf Utah
In tnu matter Of She estate ot John Vs. Chan.
berlin, deceased.
order Go Show cause why order nf sale % real
gabt0 should not De- made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26

No. n NtIuY.
t'gf. uf the Probate Court
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26

in tbr Probate Court In and Cor salt Ihks
County, lUuiory Of Utah
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. MEEIINn-

JOHS D. lrEWNET
rgflrT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26

C.ut Of ,he Probate Go,
nLI- D. ILlL. m-n.Lu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26

Do He Probate J0u.. iu and fHr saIt lake
County, Territory uf Utah.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
NEWSLETa
Interesting Pieces of Tslsgraphic News
in Small space.

in small space.
New YoRK, April s.-St. Augustine's
Catholic Church, at S67 Jefferson street,
was entirely destroyed by fire tonight.
LEXINGTON, KY, April S.-Charles c..
Moore. editor of the famous Blue Grass
Blade. was indicted by the grand jury yes
terday for blasphemy and nuisance.
SAN FRANCIsco, GALA, April s.-The
conservation of Rev. George Montgomery
as Coadjutor Bishop TO be Bishop OF Mon
terry and Los Angeles took place this morn
ing in ST. Msry's Cathedral.
BUFFALO, Y. Y, April SIT is believed
that a gang of opium smugglers which has
been operating in this city for long time,
has been captured. Three men was cap
tured with about $40, 900 worth OF opium
CHICAGO. April Sat meeting Of the
striking brickmakers this afternoon II was
decided TO work during the coming week.
MANY of the brickmakers threatened TO
leave the union unless they were allowed
to return TO work
Ell RENO, o. T., April S.-The Cheyenne
Indian war has ended aud the excitement
has abated. All the malcontent Indians
who did the actual shooting are under ar
rest Chief Hill, who was wounded IN the
first battle, died last evening.
NEW YORK, April s.-The total loss Of
this mornings fire in the Bowery, at the
west end of Coney Island, is now estimated
at $40, 600. II swept away half dozen bar
rooms, two hotels, two restaurants, an
amusement hall and glass palace.
CHICAGO. April s-A case Of black small
pox caused the liveliest kind OF commOtiOn
in the Harrison street police station this
evening. A man suffering with the plague
died In a cell there, and from twenty to
thirty officers and forty-fye prisoners were
exposed 10 the disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09

John Robinson Attempts to Get kven
with One, and ls Arrested.
About hali-past one o'clock this morn
ing a man who gave the fictitious name
Of John Robinson, went into the Airing
ton saloon and started to play slot ma
chine. The machine didn't work, and
Robinson snatched il of the counter,
carried it out in the street, and was en-
gagged in trying To kick 1t to pieces,
when Lieutenant Cans placed him un-
der arrest and the machine was res
cued.
The incident affords an opportunity
for saying that the slo: machine is be-
Ing run in the ground, fguratively
speaking, In this city. Almost every
soloon has machine, and some have
three or four, and they are played by
everyone, hundred of dollars being
dropped into them every day. To
such ali extent has this par
ticuar form Of gambling spread,
that scarcity OF nickles has
resulted, and policy and other gambling
games are no longer in IL. 1t is not az
hiiHb w obD iuoh biof AAph WV
to ten dollars into these machines, and
fifty dollars often passes into the NAV
of a machine in the form OF nickels In
a single day. In a prominent saloon,
few days ago, two men played > ma
chine for over seven hours, aud quit
over $50 out, while business man
has been known to write three checks
within an hour, to be exchanged for
nickels and "blown In" In the effort TO
get even with the contrivance. There
is big rake off to the house and the
owner OF the machine, and no matter
how often a man may win, all his money
will be dropped in the end IL the play is
continued. The thing is becoming a
decided evil, and unless the mania TO
play the machine soon runs its course,
there will be more trouble than befel
oRohinsonn last night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
Wants a Union of Sections.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April s.-'Yes,
they call me Populist," said Governor
Tillman to-day, "but | will tell them
that am the truest representative Of
Jeffersonian, Democracy in the lead in
American politics to-day. Let me tell
you, l don't see anything, ahead now,
but for the Southern Democrats to COM
bine their iArces with the West
ern Populists, and go into
the next national campaign on new
party lines. The Northeastern Demo-
Gratis aud Republicans are now together.
1t is a combination Of the moneyed in
terests,"
Gov Tilman went on at some length
to deuounce Cleveland and the gold
bugs, and said II am PoDulist in the
sense that am for the peoples rights,
but there are many planks in the
Populist platform which do not en-
dorse."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09

Four Attempts Made to Enter Buildings
One Successful.


SpeeidI TELEGRAM % ne Rs1lsrer.
MARIETTA, o.. April s.-Last night
Que burglary and three attempts at bur-
glary were committed here. For some
time past numerous depredations have
been committed at places on the New
port pike. Suspicion pointed to Grove
Olney, who lives on that pike at the city
limits. Saturday last ne was led to be-
lieve that Follett Smith, neighbor.
ana family, would not be at
home. Instead OF going away,
Mr.. Smith and two friends, Robert and
Lewis Miller, hid in the house and
shrubbery surrounding the house.
About eleven o'clock Olney showed up
and went to work to force an entrance
through a window. He slipped and
fell making quite noise, then jumped
up and ran. They called on him to
stop and he not doing so they fired upon
him with shot guns, filling tie lower
part OF his anatomy with small shot.
This only increased his speed. He was
tracked home and a short time later ar
rested by Marshal Dye. who found him
in bed. He confessed to being there,
AOOuL du Cubi GuNp HuS
forced into the saloon OF c. E. Pape on
Green street through side window.
About twenty dollars worth OF liquor
and tobacco, also an overcoat and a re-
volver, were carried of. Mr.. Pape's
fine cash register was broken open but
nothing found in it. The register was
badly broken.
At about daylight Intellectual attempts
were made to gain an entrance TO c. n.
Peddinghaus' aud d. B. Anderson's
jewelry stores. A large plate glass win
dow at Anderson's was badly shattered.
This morning Marshal Dye arrested a
man about four miles below this city for
completely in the last three named af-
fairs. He gave his name as Mike
Murphy and says he halls from St
Louis. On his person was found two
quarts of whisky and some tobacco. The
police say they are on the right track
and will have all the parties under ar
rest inside of twenty-four hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

Individuhls
J. A. Gartlan, Of PittsburR, Is at the
Mcclure.
w. c. Smith, OF Newark, o., Is regis
tered at the Windsor
Patrick Irwin, OF Pittsburg, is guest
OF South Side friends.
James Wells and c. A. Harman, OF
Parkersburg, are atIthe st. Charles.
R. w. Brown and John Peaton, Of
Washington. Pa. are Behler guests.
Henry Ewing. Sr.. OF Wellsburg, was
a guest Yesterday OF South Side friends.
James Bowman. of MinRo Junction,
was registered al the Mcclure yester-
day.
Roscoe Olmstead. who lives near
Cleveland, o., is visiting friends In the
city.
Henry Wasmuth, OF Allegheny City,
is visiting his parents on the South
Side.
A. Russell and w. y. Gibson, Of
Slstersville, were At the Windsor yes-
terday.
Miss Ella Slvey, OF South Chapllne
street, has returned from visit 10 VIII
kinsourg, Pa.
Arthur l.. Johnson leaves to-day on a
weeks business trip through Western
Pennsy lvania.
Mrs. George Keney and daughter, OF
Wellsburg, are visiting friends in and
abont the city.
Mrs. Eberts, wife OF the street car
conductor, is very I'll at her home on
the South Side.
Mrs. James, Of Elkton. Nd, IS the
guest OF Mrs. y. Z. Whitaker, on South
Chapline street.
Frank Gregory. an employe Of the
street car company, who has been very
Ill, is recovering.
Mrs. Mary Habig. Of 81. Joseph's set
Element, Wetzel county, Is visiting
friends in the city.
John Nary, an employe Of the street
car power house, who has been III, Is
able 20 work again.
Mrs. Jennie Sutton, OF Marshall
county, is visiting Miss Sadie Rodgers,
Of South Eoff street.
Miss MolIie Gamble, Of Monndsyille,
who has been visiting In this city, has
returned to her home.
Samuel Hall from down the river,
who has been visiting on the South
Side, has returned home.
Miss Annie Myers, who has been Wis
ting friends In this city, has returned
10 her home 10 SteubenVIlle.
Foreman Barr. driver Of the Eureka
OF Steubenvills, was 10 the city the past
week calling on friends and visiting the
fremen.
srAMM: F. z. RothlIsberger and
James Herskel, New Martinsviile; j. +.
Brandon, New Cumberland; j. ). Bag
ley, Huntington
BEHLER: George Ksler, Sistersville;
@. E. Gerter and J. ID. Summarizes, Fair
mont; ]. w. Poole and c. \. Humphrey,
Slstersville, aud w. T. Rothlesberger.
New MartinsyIlle-
Wm. Fritz, OF South Jacob street,
who has been a. hls home for . short
visit. returned last evening 10 bis wcrk
AZ Sistersville. Herbert Bowman. OF
the same section OF the city, will return
TO SIssersyiIls tAis@aTnilg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
COXEY REACHES BROWNSVILLE.

The Town Where BIsine's BoyhoOd Days
Were Spent Welcomes the Common
veal.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, April s.-Thls
town, where the distinguished and la
mented Blaine spent the greater portion
OF his boyhood days, welcomed the army
Of the Commonweal OF Christ fairly we'll
tonight. Great curiosity has been for
weeks aroused over the proposed ar
rival and the usual Sabbath quiet was
distur bed early in the afternoon by the
congregation of people upon the streets.
1t was not until o'clock that the bu-
gle was heard, sounding down the val
lev, the Commonweal marched over the
Bridgeport bridge and entered this city.
Ten thousand weary watchers viewed
the tramp OF 294.
The army is camped tonight in Brace
Bridge Hall and the marchers retired
early. The feeling in Monongahela
City is generally favorable TO the Coxey
movement but no recruits were received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
CAUSED A SENSATION.
A sermon on Stones Thrown From Glass
houses at the kentucky Congressman.


BALTIMORE, MD, April S.-A sensa-
tion was occasoned this evening
in the congregation Of the Twelfth
street Presbyterian Church by the
startling utterauces Of Rev. d. +.
Greigg, pastor. who preached on the
Breckinrdge.Poll breach Of promise
suit. His text was: "Stones Thrown
From Glass Houses. A Presbyterian
Colonel Now Target"
The reverend gentleman warned his
hearers to beware of passing judgment
upon their fellows, and reminded them
OF the Savior's decloration: Let him
who is without sin among you cast the
first stone" In speaking OF the
cause celebre he said society and the
world should be charitable and forgive
both parties He had no doubt there
were many equally as cupable, and
perhaps such could be found among
those before him. DIR. Greiggs' re-
marks created a sensation and we're
warmly discussed after the service,
some condemning and others approving
of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09

The Wheeling Park Association has
in contemplation the drilling Of ne"
water we'll on the park grounds This
work will probably soon be done. and
very much IL expected from H. Al ef-
pert from New York has located water
near the main building. He 10 cont
dent that II the we'll Is drilled there -
will have . capacity, when pumped. OF
50. 600 gallons day at least, snd prooa-
bly double that amount IL the well u
drilled, and IL proves as good a. sntlel-
pated. tie water from u Will De used
for all purposes a. the park, inclndirz
a stream for q lake, which the Associsr
,iou has under contemplation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
CHICAGO EMPLOYERS OF LABOR
VIII Probably Declare = Lockout Which
Will Affect Nearly Hundred Thousand
Men In the Building Trades.


CHICAGO, April s.-There is q strong
probability that the employers OF labor
in various building trades will de-
clare a lockout by next We'd
nesday and throw from
60, 900 to 100, 900 men out OF employ
men.. At the meeting OF the Execu-
tive Committee OF the building leagues
which is made Of contractors
in all branches OF the build
ing trades, il was the unanimous senti-
ment that lockout had become q
necessity for the reorganization of the
building trades along the lines, which
would enable the contractor TO control
his own business without inter
ference from the labor lead.
ers, who, it is claimed, have
become too arrogant in their demands
of late. The matter will be definitely
decided at meeting on Tuesday. The
men declare that the lockout will not
be declared, and that they will win II
it is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09

Mt. PLEASANT. PA. April s.-SberIf
McCann returned tonight from tour
OF Inspection throu0h the region from
the Standard TO the Donnelly works.
He reports everything quiet, but as
the unexpected often happens, be IL
prepared 10 meet any outbreak that
may occur tomorrow. Should the
threatened invasion OF the strikers from
Fayette county take place 10 the morn
ing. the sheriff has 200 well armed
deputies 10 .readlness, and thiBks this
force sufficient TO preserve the peace In
this county, come what may.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
PENNsxLvANIA PoPULIsrs
VIII March on the Coxey Plan to Their
state Convention.

PIrTsBURG, PA, April SIN the
course OF a week or two, the Populists
OF Allegheny county will hold their
convention to elect delegates TO the
State convention at Harrisburg. Twen-
ty-two delegates will be named at the
county convention and Chairman Bur
rows states tonight that the delegates
will cover the distance between here
and Harrisburg, 223 miles, on the Coxey
plan. II is the intention to visit the
principal towns on the route and work
up sentiment in favor of the POpuliSt
idea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
VIII Drive no More Races.

RICHMOND, IND, April s.-The an
nouncement was made to-day on good
authority that Budd Do5le, the famous
horse man, has decided TO drive no more
races. He will retire from active work
except the general SUPPLEMENTARY Of
his interests. All the driving is TO be
intrusJed to bis assistant John d. Dick
ilsOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09

LONDON, April s.--A steam fish traw-
Ter, bound home from Iceland, has been
wrecked near GrimSby, Lincolnshire,
and six OF her crew were lost The
vessel got of her course in dense fog
and ran ashore on a rocky coast. A
heavy sea was ruening and the bottom
Of the steamer was soon ground TO
pieces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
COW-HIDHD TIE MAN
Who Was Alleged to Have Made Dsrog-
atory Remarks About Her.
c....:.J T,sI.ora.a "a n, Psoisger

atory Remarks About Her.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
MoRGANTowN, Iva, April s.--Thls
place was thrown into fever of excite
ment late last evening over a sensa-
tional cow-hiding on the street. Miss
Lucy Slime, an estimable and re-
spected young lady OF this
place, hearing Of some remarks
derogatory to her character, alleged TO
have been made by Kit" POstories, a
young man of this place, has been look
ing for an opportunity to got revenge,
and last night it came. Armed with a
coWhide. she met Posteries on Spruce
street and gave him a whipping he will
not soon forget.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09

Technique" does not make the art
ist. although it is an excellent thing to
have; but the originating force or gen.
ius OF the man himself--the creative
power, aud not education aud opportu-
nity-rsrks the master. Joshua Rey-
nolds "mixed his paint with bEsiaa"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
The Rhode Island Eleetion..

PROVIDENCE, L. l., April s.-The
corrected returns of the election give
Browns plurality as 6.OSS and his ma
iority 1858. There will be three Dem
ocrats in the House of Representatives
and two Democrats and one Independ-
ent Democrat in the Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
KiIlad br Failing walls.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April s.-This
morning at 7:2O o'clock the brick three
story building. 154 and l56 Beal street,
collapsed. Four persons were killed
and FIVE were wounded, and there are
believed to be two others in the ruins.
All the killed, injured and missing are
negroes OF the lowest class.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
rnk cAsuALTF KEcoRp.
The Accidents Reported From Abost the
city Ysstsrdsy.

CITY Yesterday.
Annie. aged sixteen years. daugh-
ter OF Rose Ann Stewart, who lives on
Chapline near Tweniy-fourth street.
suffered a painful accident yestsrday.
The facts as learned are: The little
girl, with others, was playing 10 the
evening on the hillside ~ the head OF
Twenty-iourth street. Boys had beer
keg, which they threw a. the little girl.
irving 10 frighten her. She ran aud
fell over the hillside. Two young men
carried ber 10 her home, and Dr. Ack-
ermzn was called. IL was found ieAt
besides being bruised considerably, her
left leg had bean broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
Two More Dead.

PETERSBURG, VA, April s.-John F.
harris, a victim OF the explosion al the
fire works factory Of C. \. Romaine &
Bros, in Blandford yesterday, died to-
day.
Another dead body was found to-day
near the river bank, but it could not be
identified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
TIE APOSTOLIC DELEGATION,
Three Boys Throw Fellow student Out
Window, Killing Him.

Window, Killing Him.
GUTHRIE, 0. r., April s.-News has
reached here OF terrible tragedy en-
acted at the Baptist Mission College at
Wewewaka, the capitol city Of the
Seminole Indian nation. There are
number of Indian boys and some white
boys in the institution, ranging in age
from ten to twenty. For some time
there has been q bitter feeling
against an Indian boy named Frank
Short, by a number Of the other stu
dents, which was intensified during the
past week by Snort reporting certain
misdeeds OF several OF the other boys.
On Thursday night after all had retired
in the dormitory on the third floor,
three boys stole TO Shorts cot, picked
him up, carried him to the window and
hurled him TO the ground. The fall in
iured him so badly that he has since
died. The three boys escaped and have
not yet been apprehended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
GREETINGS FOR COXEY
Being Prepared in Advance by the
Washington Police.
THE ARMY MAY ALL BE ARRESTED

Major Moore is Searching the
Statutes for Laws Which VIII
Apply to the Coxey Crowd-An
Example to be Made of the Box
Car Tramps, and Some Of the
Old Laws May be Tried Upon
Them as a Test-If One Of Them
is Enforced it Will Break Coxey
Up Financially.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
Mu.t PaY Their Fare.

SALT LALE. UTAH. April s.-The
train bearing the California Industrials,
arrived in Ogden about o'clock and
was switched into the yard
and surrounded by the militia.
II was more than two hours before
they got anything to eat. They are
still under guard and the Union
Pacific refuses to receive them
unless fare is paid, while the
territorial authorities are urging the
southern Pacific to take them west.
The men are reported to be peaceful
and orderly so far, but determined to
get east II possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
SOLEMN SERVICES
IN the Conservation of the New
Bishop Of Wheeling.
THE CATHEDRAL WAS CROWDED.

The Solemn Pontifcal High Mass
Celebrated by Cardinal Glib
bons, While the Bishop-elect
Was Surrounded by Priests
From the Baltimore and Wheel
ing DiOceses-The Ceremony of
Conservation Performed by His
Eminence, the Cardinal-The
Sermon by Archbishop Kain.