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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
SUBJECT OF INDEMNITY.
The Question Nov Considered By
Mexico and Guatemala.
Americans Prepared 90 Enter the
service OF the Southern ne.
public, 10 Needed.

MEXICO CiIY, Feb. 2.-Mlnister
Marisoal and Psgsldent DIaE have held
another consultation on the Guatemala
matter, Ia which tho subieo. OF In.
domnilict Tor Mexico was further dis
cussed. Mr. Marlscal intimated To the
newspaper Correspondent that the
amount and general nature Of the In.
demniiy due from Guatemala " the
only question being considered ut this
timc.
The NSDlpO save that Guatemala has
sentR Cablugram 10 Mexico In which
sue accudes 10 the demand Of this r..
public Ia every particular, agreeing 90
pay 10 Mexico full indemnity FOR all
l0tseH Incurred in the Invasion giving
riso 10 the present unhappy staLi Ol
aiinifs, but this IL denied.
10 was limited vt the palnce today
that thuro may be speedy outcoms 10
Affairs now pending. A long aessl0n
OF representatives u the various ue.
pnttments including the treasury
branch was held ,Olhy with Cen.
lgnaci0 Escudero, COMMANDER OF the
Mexican forces anu chief OF the war
department In the absence OF Gen.
Polto Hinjoca. Con. Escuduro in
modiAtely LETT hi office anu held a
conference with President DiAz, but
its outcome IL act yet known.
Summarizing tho number OF nppllua.
lions Of Americans hnd tile amount OF
followers that the applicants can place
ON the field In fighting trim, II IL
evident that . 500 men OF tue United
states are ready 10 enter the service Of
Mexico Without mourning any expense
10 its treasury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
THE JOINT COMMITTEE.
ChfisiOiIrrsfn Succeeds Checsman on
the Window Shades Committee.

At the meeting Of tho joint city and
county building committee held yes
tsrday, Councilman Chetsman was
superseded by 5slectman Christie iieraen
as a member Of the subcommittee on
window shades.
Painting Contractor Meyers's Ao-
count was brought up for settlement,
and considerable talk was INDUCED In
by Meyers anu some Of his employees,
who had not ,sNeiyed pay for their
services. The committee settled the
matter by providing for the payment
o! the painters.
Delos lrlsh, formerly engineer 1t
the building, died bill for services q
thn last meeting aud it was referred To
Mr.. Lynn for consideration. on the
report OF that gentleman the comnli-
tee OrIered the bill paid.
Outle report u Mr.. Roberts, ]. w.
FArfcll's bill was ordered paid when
tue heating system and the plumbing
10 accepted by ghe archileo,.
The final estimate OF tbs architect IN
favor OF the lutermountain Electric
company iJr lighting ami wiring tho
grounds, amounting 10 $500, was &C
copied and orUeTed raid.
Carthy ~ Dunbeoks's account for
plumbing was also ordered paid.
After considerable discussion the
Watson Bros. bill for onyx work was
laid over Tor ono week, and the COM
mittee adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

LONDON, Fet. 2.-5ummons were
Issued against George Diblcy, q. u.
Blo'G, M0rell lheoball, Francis M.
Cpidwells, member OF Parliament fIr
North Lambcr; anu Major j. r..
Wright, the i've directors OF the com-
plnies prom tel ~ Jabtz Spencer
BaiOur former member If Parlia-
mVl &, whose addition fem the
AFye tine Rspuuhc on onarge #
{ aui lu connection with the L.bsral
Building roc 0tlts, the British gov
etumeut has Ilr long time teen
oldravorlng TO obtain. The utroctois
are charged with issuIng false bnlaut q
sheets and oonsl Tracy 10 dtffaud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

WARRINGTON, Feb. g. Tho bill
called up 10y Cultivate Dem, OhIol.
temporarily 10 revive the rank q,
acknowledgement, met with some
opposition from Gilttg (Rep.. Massl
but II was passed. Tho Iurpose IA 10
nutnorize the promotion OF Majof-GeL-
erHl Schofieid TO that rank.
the HOute then proceeded in com.
mitlee oi tho whole, under special
otder, to tho consideration OF the
Pacific railroad funding bill. An M.
tenn vas made to secure an agree.
ment u continue the general debate
until O'Clock, but II failed and the
hill was read for amendments under
the flve.minute rule.
Boatner Dem, Lu.), declared that
some sections Of the Dill were faulty
aud In his opinion II the companles
hlled their written aooeI tancs 10 Ia
conditions the thanda OF the govern.
ment would be Tied flr tiity years.
Hepburn REP. Ia.), oonte, ted this
pointing out the language OF stlpula.
don anu tho compulsory payments the
bill eniOined on the companies.
An amendment was adopted making
the debt due the United States bear 4
per cent Interest.
Mcguire (Dem., CALI, challenged
tho statement Of Kyle (Dem., Miss.l,
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Recorder for tho District.

An open air convention was held at
the new mining camp near the mouth
OF the Coitonwoods yesterday, and a
COMMITTEES was appointed to ascertain
to what district the new camp belOug-
I'd, and II It was found 10 he within the
boundaries Of Big Coltonw BOD, to iako
steps TO have 10 Transferred 10 Little
Cottonwood.
rle action OF certain prOspeotors In
iGkiug advantage VI mistakes IN re-
Curdirg claims was condemned, and
these engaged In u were warned not
o. 10 90 any more. Mistakes having
ugUn made In the past by rartirs ~
CJTdlng their claims In tny wrlns
ulaee, MIR. Stewart, o. Little CHU3n-
wood, was chosen recorder VI tle uis-
trioti and the mseIing adjourned sui
ieot 10 call,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

wAHuNGroN, u. g., Feb. g.
Lee Mantle took the oath Of oflice To-.
dag as United States senator from Mot
tnuh.
In presenting the petitions f,om tho
trade organizations Of ~. Louis Teia-
tive 10 tue financial question, Vest re-
marked there appeared TO BIO about ne
much difference VI opinion among
these Organizations on In Congress.
THIS O. oruOu bill was passed
granting the right Of way 10 ella In.
ulaH valley, Globe and Northern rail-
road through San CRfloa reservation,
Arizona, The bill was designed 10
meet tue Ubjeo Sons IN the PrcsiIonVs
VET OF the previous bill for the same
purpose.
Tho conference report on the foflifi-
cations biil was agreed 10. except On ~
the Item q 81 merriam out Of new mt q
toflal which the conferoeB abandoned.
Further conference was ordered ON
this item.
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Iieslsd o,er an Imbanl.m.nl.

Pi1uBuKu Fell. a. The Baltimore
hnl OHIO express from Gin iuuati was
wrecked al WOndell, Pa, nj ~ O'Clock
lhis morning. The passengers had "A
miraculous escape. Ed. Robinson, a
.tcight brakeman, was instant y killed.
Frank Kelly, another brakeman, VIZ
badly hurt. The express was running
nt high speed when 10 Jumped the track
ana coliided with a ffeiRut train stand-
.ng on the siding, Robinson and
kelley were Ia the oaboose Of the
freight. The baggage car rrelod over
,ue ombankment anu the smoker went
over on tn other side.
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OF INUENDIAnY oman.
Fire BIZ Which ro"r Lives wor

Fire BIZ witch foar Lives We're
LoHt.
CLEVELAND, Feb. AT the ooron.
er's inyestigaIiOn today the Doaoon-
ess's Home holocaust, in which four
persons lost their lives yesterday, Miss
Anna Sommers, acting matrou, testi.
ned that an explosion took place pre-.
cooling the fire. The entire house was
wrapped IN flames anu smoke almost
Instantly. Three men had heen loiIer.
Ing around the house for several DAYS.
When the IRE broke out she rushed Ia
the front door anu found the same men
In the yard. They paid no attention
10 her frantic appeals for assistance In
getting out the patients. The police
Afe working on the theory that the
nre had an inoendlary origin, The
burned building was without Ore e.
cApes, In direct violation Of tho state
Law.
william Allmyer was strapped TO the
bed,being under treatment for a broken
hif. Minnie Baumor, tio brave nurse.
was endeaVOrlng 10 loosen the sttaus
which bound Allmyer, when she was
overcome by smoke anu lost her life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
APPEAL TO BE TAKEN.
Affidavit Of "Blsck Prince" Filed In
the Police Court Today.

Milton Smith, alias "Blaok Prlros."
who was convicted yesterday Ia the
police court Of stealing monty from tho
fInds Of a charity entertainment given
by tho colorod people, through his
itt rnty J. a. Williams filed
In the police court to-day ON affidavit on
appeal to the district court and an ap-
peal bond In the sum Of $3.50. In the
affidavit the defendant acts forth that
the complaint does not state facts Nut-
nclent 10 constitute public onouse;
that he was convicted upon oitcum-
stantinl evidence alone, and that Jus
tice Smith acted both "a prosecuting
attorney anu Judge; that he Judge
SMITH s-queBIiOuod the defendant
aud mis- witnesses and had certain
sword okirmishean with defendants
attorney; all Of which he believes TO
have been contrary 10 law and justice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
ROBERT GARDENERS CASE.
II Crops mp Again in the Police Court
This Afternoon.

Tho case against Robert Gardiner,
who was convicted In the police court
OF this city, on the charge Of cruelty to
animals, In July last, promises to 10 a
somewhat complicated one. Gardiner,
It viii DO remembered, was given jury
trial ON the above charge, found guilty
and sentenced TO pay fine II $40 or
bo imprlsonei 20 days. Defendant
Immediately gave notice + appeal and
the pagers In the cass were taken TO
the district court by tho clerk OF the
police court, but the defendant failed
10 docket the Same within the thirty
days, as required by law. A notice To-
this effect was served some
time ago on tho city attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
AS A LAST RESORT.
Father and Sou Help Themselves to
Coal at the Union Pacific Yards.

Charles AMI John Hendricks, father
and son. were this morning arrested on
n charge OF petit larceny. The defend.
ants were accused OF stealing coal from
the Union Pacific coal yards. When
the defendants were called TO answer
before Police Justice Smith, tho
fither, an intelligent looking man,
stated that no had taken the coal, but
that II was case OF necessity. Ho had
awifo And six children depending on
him for support, and he could not fiuu
employment TO oil tain the uecCssaries
OF life for them. lie had no fuel To
burn to keep them warm, aud he fe.
sorted 10 stealing as lRst resort.
The COurt-DId you steal tins coal,
knowing II was against the law, nnd
run the rick VI being sent to prison!
Eyes, your honor, l stole the coal,
aud knew Il was against the law, but
II was case OF necessity. / pro.llss
that will not DO such a thing ngain. -
"Huu understand" said the court,
THAT u railroad corporation must be
protected as well aa a private iudi.
vidnal?"
The defendant answered ,Aat lac
did.
Mr. +. NJ. wean, the company,s
agent, said tho company had no desife
10 prosecute the case, and on motion OF
Attorney Van Horne the case against
tue defendant was dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

DETROIT, Mieh., FeD. 9.--Dt. Horaco
II. Pore, dentist, vas Siilrd this morn.
lax ny William Bfussau, Mrs. pope's
nurse. Brueshu Gays he found P1ue
sitting on his wiie's led holding A
cloth saturated with ohloroiorm over
her mouth aud the doctor nred AT him
but missed. The nurse seized n Ratchet
aLd ourled II In Pope's skull. UDlaw-
iul relations between Brussau and Nirs.
Pope are SAID TO have caused ffeuueut
and bitter quarrels between the Popes,
aud tho police believe this led 10 The
murder.
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Died Suddenly.

A large circle OF friends will Sympa-
thize deeply with Elder MILFORD Wood.
run Jr., la the death Of his estimabls
wife, which occurred last evening.
Sister Julia Woodruff had been IN
only few days, the trouble being in
hAmmalion OF the bowels. The allie
!ion b. illsd all skill, anu resulted fatal.
ly, as stated. The deceased was In the
30th year Of her age.
The funeral viii take place tomor.
row Sunday from the Ninth ward
meeting house. services commencing
at noon. Friends invited.
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nnnhaIn.rd

NEW YoKIl, FoD. THE Eaatsiie
bank on Gfa4d street has been closed
by Superintendent OF Bnulls Preston
IN order that examination Into its con.
Jition may be made.
The piIai stock IL 100000; cash on
hand when business was suspended,
$4,000; liabilities 10 depositJts $500.
900. lne balance % hsstts are in bills
receivable. Thomas II. Manners,
Cauadiau, formerly resident Of Toledo,
o., IL the president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
TuE HnooILYN sTnINE.

Norton ana queen Held 60 Await
Action ot tic GFRnd Jury.
BHoOKLYN, Feo. 2.-Pfusldsnt Benz.
Norton aud superintendent Quinn, Of
tue Atlantic Railroad company,
through counsel, ex.Judgo AlorTis,
waved examination IA the Adams
street police court today ana were held
In 5000 ball each 10 await the action OF
tue grand Jury on charges Of alleged
violation OF section go u the penal
code IN compelling the employees TO
work over ten houIs dny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
SWIFT NAN TRANSPORTATION.
a novel Experiment. Talked of In
ChicaEo

CHICAGO. FEB. LIT the city coun.
sil will permit, novel experiment
VIII te madu la tue swirl Transporter
ZION II mail from tbs po6toiiloe TO the
ILLINOIS Central station at Twelfth
street. Oue mile defiant.
Richard q. Sherman, the inventor OF
the system, proposes TO er0ct IA over
head or rather overhOuss roof cleo
ircal oonveyur that viii carry 10.
pound mail pouch from the Iooi OF the
plstoiiicu TO the station i've minute.
10 now takes twenty. tw0 minutes 10
transport the mail 10 tne station by
wagon. The conveyOr IL aimllar b the
Oue outside tho transportation building
on tne World's FaiT grounds, except
that Il is 10 be- operated by electricity,
a wira answering TO the trolley wire 0n
u street car system, iuTnisning the
power IN tue carriage In which is en-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
INDIAN NEw wan.
burning OF u White Dog and Dancing
Features of tho Celebration

Turning of " White Dos and Dancing,
Features of tho Celebration.
SYRACUSE, Feb. 2.-Tho Onandaga
Indians celebrate tue new year by M.
burning OF n white dog and with
dances OF great violence. This ira
diti0nal festival has lust been inter.
rupled ny the sudden death OF GooTg.
Lyou, tue ohiei, OF pneumunia.
Tho white dog had been burned anJ
the dances were Ia progress when he
sucoumned to tue mAlady.
Tue Indians say there Ia m owl
spirit among them who is fesponsIbl,
Tor the tragedy. Efforts are being maze
by the pagan members OF the tfibe to
discover tue person, and the ono whnm
they conclude To be ia likely 10 mect
with violence. There IL much exelts.
ment on ihe res0TyGlion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

PARis, Feb. "A dispatch from
ramauve, island % Madag .scnr, VIA
Htu2ibnr, announces that the HoyAs
recently commenced to lombard
iamative, which tor some tlm5 had
been occupied by French tiOopB. The
shell FIRE from tnu French cfuiser
Papin and the iirs OF the French land
battery, silenood and dlsmaatlud tho
HOVae' guns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
THE DISTRICT COURT.
The Third Precinct Election Case
Booked FOR Hearing on
Monday.

There was no session Of the Third
district court today, the hearing Of the
election cases IN the Territorial Su.
preme Court having preoludod this.
Judges Merritt and Bar,ch viii. how.
ever, at next Monday. The latter
will, Il Is expected, take up the Third
precinct election case, which has been
set for that dny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

General Caey, chief Of engineers. In
accordance with the river aud hafbor
act OF August II, 1894. Captain
Symons made preliminary examina.
ton OF Haqulua Bay TO dtterm ne
what Improvement could be made by
Increasing the depth. HE report was
forwarded 90 General Ca'ey, CHIEF Of
engineer, through Meudril. General
Casey forwarded them 20 Secretary "
War Lamont, who sent tirm 90 the
sp,aker q the House OF Representa-
tives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
mn srRuaaLn roR L1rr.

Z LONDON, Fen. 2.--iiiss ANNA
Bueckuer, the only woman saved from
the North German Lloyd steamship
Elbe, says when the first boat capsizsd
she swan until she caught one OF Tue
oars OF the other boat. Somnbouy
shouted "Push her OIL" They tried
10 push her Oh, but she held on 10
firmly 10 the oar that she was finally
pulled on board. Miss Bueckner snya
the uiiicers " the Elbe miscalcuIRted
the time the steamer could keep afioat,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

LONDON, Feb. 2.-M. Iuuu Richie
tori, proprietor Of the fHirUlsgoaat oi
PARIS, cKiled from FRI Ca siuue he
came to England with IA late Boulan-
ger In 1889, mas ~. L1uuOn Tor Pare,
tho amnesty bill having been pafsul
by both the Senate anu Chambor (
Dcputof. NJ. ROohefuri has arranged
10 arrive In tbs French capital tUmOf.
EoW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

HOLYOyE, Feb. 2.-Pollce officer
Patrick J. Devctaux shot Cspiain
Meyer ID. fonton fatally at the police
station this morning End then killed
himself.
AZ fur NJ known the mon had not
quarfuliod. 10 IL thought Dsvsrnux
was IN anc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

WAsuiSGTON, FcD. There IL no
longer any DOUBT that negotiations are
about completed for the sale In New
York Of 100000. GOA four per cent
thitly-year bonds. While the prospoU.
tive pufohassfs are new York pariirs.
II ~ known tue b0nda are expected to
be disposed ofby London Bankers aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

WAsniNuTOS, Fob. 2.-Bpringer,
chairman Oi the banking and currency
committee, rail- this afternoon that "a
special order would DO brought Into
tho House, giving Monday, Tuesday
aud Wednesday 10 debate on the cut
rnncy bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
Angnstn rnhor nsnd.

PALADENA, Cal, Feb. .. - Mrs.
AugusIa IL, TABOR, Of Denver, died
hero yesterday Of pneumonia nfter an
illness lasting a week. Mrt. Tabor
was G2 yeate Of age. She married II.
A. w. Tabor In 1857 In Augusta,
Maine. In 1859 they came to Denver.
she has been In III health for three
yesrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

Places whore Innocent drinks and
Tree Lunches Go together


Free Lunches GO together
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Afiicles Of incor.
pofatiOn Oi the "tlome Saloon associa.
iionO will Do filed NJ Springfield today.
The iu oorpofat0fs are 4. Defevonhufgi
+. V. Pembefton anu Oh b. Il. feck,
and tue capital stock is $4,000 The
association Will establish n series Of
home saloons where u0n-alcoholic
dnnkB viii be served vii O. fec lunch
on the side. Tue IDEA has become 20
popua anu has been no favofauly
commented upon thatit is said private
enterprise has already f0festalled the
peoples institute ana "homu saloon"
viii be opened M0ndAJ. The Hss1gia-
lion Incorporated tOlny viii carry out
the plans OF Bishop Fellows ana the
saloons under the auspices Of the Pso-
Pies institute will not DO opened uutll
later.
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Not worthy Of Further Improvement
by the Governments,

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 2,-Captalu
Thomas w. SymOns, United States
oorps OF engineers, has iust made Sn
official report in which he declares
faquina Bay, Oregon, unworthy vi
further Improvement by the govern
mem. His opinion IL endorsed by Col.
Geo. Menuell, division engineer and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
Probate.

In the probate court this morning in
the matter Of the estate Of a. l.. Poi.
lock (Rte consul to San salvAdor),
deceased, an order was made appoint
Ing Frederick Lyon administrator, on
ding bond OF 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

AUCKLAND. N. H., Feb. 2.-Samoan
Rdyicts Of date January ~ are 10 tho
eject that quite a quantity II arms
Imported for the use " the rebels were
seized by the authorities. The SRvip,
the importers Of the arms, were fined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

closed the mail pouch. MI sherman
has secured the consent OF the pfotu rty
owners to the erection OF o temp rary
overhead road which consists VI four
or i've wifeB.
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Last Monih,s Fines.

Tho amount Of Ones and fIrieitures
paid over by Polioe Clerk James TO
GUY Treasurer Duke during thr month
e January was sl,03L5O, 5000 IN e1-
cess "a that turned over Ia January,
ISM
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Jurors, Take Notice.

The grand and petit Jurors summon.
ed to serve Tor the February term will
report themselves Ia Judge Bartch'a
court next Monday, at IL a. m.
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worI, Of nurgIars.

Nav York, Feb. 2.-Burglars en-
tered the bank AT Vernon last night,
blew open the safe with dynamite and
htcured 500 and some vnluables.