Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-25
news OF The WEST.
,,shy Chastity Find on the Colo
fadO DtSeE.
.,osnr,s OF THE rEnRISE COMET.


Mh hfotb.r. Of Sunset, Utnhi
siiiA Inc valley this week buying
gefG IN NV
cattle, -
-. Los Angeles, Cal, cable roads
Ling changed 10 electric linesi anu
a.rgeeied inst they viii be opefA'-
wv ,lsc,ficily by January lsI
p.,.st miniag discoveries In the
hFshefbo5d Of Carson, New, have
ntk ma llttls excitement, and land
,p,nsput and Buckeye is being iasen
u,fipilly'
-.. ,,t,i enrolment At the Oregon
- A rficultufal College IL now Sis.
he ftst time IN its history tue
~, dofpiitIry Ia taxed 10 lis iull
h.,itv The highest enrolment
s,ibeft1 in The college was 2s5.
t.me, Hogan, Of Ogden, Utah, one
IN directors OF the American Rail.
tiripn, VINO was mptisontd at
wS,sst9ck, Addressed meeting 10
O,khn1, Cai., Friday evening, under
n, auspices Of the ALAMEDA County
T,ases Federation.
Ws,eo county, o., will pay 81
,..,tv on vii icats, cougars anu
.s'tss. the Biockmen's Union sup.
s,smsptipg Il with another 81 in each
- A mass meeting Oi cOyUte-hAtefs
y osllei for December An, TO decide
a, como means VI DISCRIMINATING tue
gels.
Anolher mytiery has bten added to
usmsny that the sand route near the
Colorado fiyor has furnished In the
aiding Of tue body Of man near n
saigon Friday. A prOepectOf saw, some
me distance from the road connect.
lss Yuma with Tucson and inter
meiitle towns, n wagon anu horse.
and near the wagon a dark object,
ubleh, as he apptonchuui he die
e5yefsd was human being, but tue
man was dead. The spark OF liie hAu
zone cut several days before, aud tue
f,malus were, OF course, IN n bed con-
illion. The prospector hurried 10
Yuma ami notified the authorities VI
BIZ CHASTITY discovery. a Justice Of
ne peace selected Jury ana went 10
tte scene. Au examination Of the
umalnt failsd 10 disclose any signs Of
hul play. In ono pocket was an
envelope addressed o.. w. Perry NJ
Lee Angeles.
Professor Schatbefie says, In speak
iug OF the comet discovered al the
Lick Observatory ON tbs l1th Inst. by
L. u. Pefriut, that Professor Campbell
hss computed its orbit from Observa.
tons made Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. While II IL Impossible
10 dsitrmiuo the comlps path accurate
y from thefO three observations, the
Iaa.
Dimensions and position OF its
utiL The plane In which the come,
b moving 10 Inclined Ia degrees %
minutes TO the plane Of the elliptic anu
p'Sssi through the point OF the elliptic.
Toe comet II now about 5000, 600
miles from the sun, but this distance
slldeciease and reach n minimum "
about 20,OOO,OO0 miles ON December
lslh, nt which time It's angular
distance from the point where ito path
ihIsnecls the elliptic viii DO 273
ttgtts. Alter December lSth the
sh.Anee from the sun will Hgain In
GEESE. The object IL not quite vlsible
10 the naked eye, but its brightness Is
Increasing very rapidly. IL Will un-
d1ubledly DO visible without telescope
u'isiAace In a few weeks. IL must
tol BE- assumed, however, that the
Nillof Is coming close TO tbs earth.
The San francisco postal employees
have discovered that tue aew postal
ADMINISTRATION Ia one Of the most IL.
teIlug they have ever worked under.
Many VI tho carriers aud clerks begin
i9thiuk that Postmaster General vii.
un Il terror. IL IA said that he hAr
itulsples 10 study the lie anu conduct
u mrn anu report infinitely on their
movements. Unuer the new regime
ht Ntafef- Of Uncle Sans Uniform
sc disciplined more strictly than tue
lslee, vince whereabouts are invest.
g'lel by psIfolling sergeants. One OF
le hbuses which the mysterious agents
NE postmaster general have been
ll'sslgating pertains TO tho custom Of
hklhg iutluugha under the excuse OF
ulhtsi. Under existing rules N u CLERK
becomes VI he Ia allowed to draw full
pyi bot he must reimburse the "oxtra
MAJ" OF substitute who does his work.
bal u the clerks pay 10 "a per day he
$50 pay tue extra but sl,60, thereby
anlng $40 while not working. Il
hn been discovered that there have
zen 20 many csses OF illness among
!as clerks that tho department at
warrington 10 uneasy over the SAM.
NY conditions OF the city by tho
u.lien Tate. There 10 n reason for
illes'" other than n straight leave VI
lo'enoei because when clerks are only
70 leave they lase their pay.
Another chapter In tho book OF iii.
kll1n between Claus Spteckels anu
sh TWO aonpi A. q. and Rudolph
sapiegsel', was begun Friday In Judge
n.hiss department OF the superior
Ssuil, Cal Claus Bptockels, through
an attorneys, applied Tor anu wss
Au'el an Injunction against the |
nA"allan Commercial anu sugar |
gaganyi Rurtoli J. Wilson, Mount.
Ky ,, Wilson, Charles s. Wheeler, |
nulgiph spreckles anu b. j. HOfi- |
IAsi, restraining them from proceeds
~ lutlhtt In an action brought By |
Wsm IN tho circuit court OF IL avail, nj |
noholului uIou October lat OF thi, |
y,I, 70 restrain Claus SpTsckels from
vus or ueAling In 5000 acres
TW1'e hnd on tue leland OF Maui. |
nv, my hawaiian court granted tue iu-
i,N'h prayed Tor by the company.
vTss olalued by thsm In their pst.-
~ NAV when, In 1852, Claus Spfeck-
a. Wihel over to tue Hawaiian
numerical AnI Sugar company
,r lands he had ben hold.
~ 10 trust fot II, be win.
~ 'fom the transfer 0,O0O acre..
10y claimed that the whole number
IN, 'vIe' held In trust by him wac "a.
~ Hh,Ieas he trsnsfefreu 10 the com.
lluy ully lb,nO0 acTes. Tho land ~.