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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-21
GRIFFIN THE BURGLAR,
lie Is Again at Large and win BE
Closely Watched by tho
Police.

The notorious JohnGrnlu,alNls Tom
Brown, IL again at large upon the oanl-
mualy after having served term VI
two years ia the penltentlary i1r
burglurzing tho Bountiul p9sIonlos.
John informed the members Of the
police force this afternoon that ne, IN.
tended 10 r,ay In town anu earn an
''houesl living" uoulAry 10 the latheI-
Nv advice OF Captain DJuovau, who
strongly urged upon him lheyltal nects.
aty Of buegiug pastures now within
the next six hours.
Captain Donovan says he Is the
most desperate criminal that
mas ever "iAyoTed" Ulah with
his unWolcome presence anu has bCeu
the guest " most Of Uncle Sans
boarding houses throughout the United
States anu fully expects to havh more
trouble ere Gunin departs Tor "a new
held VI action as no 10 just desperate
anu cull0uued enough tO turn most any
kluu 0fBi!grlck,"
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= sEuirs oT LrcruuEs
on socialism From IN TthicsI Point
Of view,


NEW York, Jan. gl.-ProL Felix
Alder has commenced series Of
lectures on socialism. lio Will frost
the subject from IN "e,hicL point OF
View" For some time the professor
hos boon saying things thHt gave his
ndmirum the impression That he was
drifting towards socialism. lie said Ia
paru
II anyone has experienced evils or
proposed changes, he must be prepared
~ have the name socialist cast In his
teeth anu 10 have aroused against him
nli the passions that nto called up Uy
tho theory itself. There hap been n
change though. The idea Of socialism
was considered mos extreme ten years
ago. Nowadays the man sitting next TO
you at dinner, though hc be clothed Ia
the beet Taimrnt, viii tell you In nn Ia.
different manner, that he ~ socialist
and you do not show the least tigus Of
fear. Times have changed.
"Ihia ~ partly duo 20 the fact that
the ~ stem hns made many converts.
We know that a state s0ciaiiat it on the
throne Of Germany. We know that
Christian socialism Ia preached from
many Iulpiig ana what Is more
socialism has become ial.
A"lhUfu uro macy G0cialisls who
Contemplate u complete change Ia the
conditions Of society aud yet are
opposed 10 ha.ly measurol. They
believe that timu will surely see the
changes they aru advocating. But
there arc others who arc making
threats. Just because those threats
are vain ~ does not muk0b0Cialism any
the luss dangerous, 1. dangerous 70 IL al
all.
"50clalism is not to DO COMPOUNDED
with social reform, lAu 1gCiiliHtH arc
wrong whom they claim that 0uo must
be- either az iudivldualist ur collect
ivibL IL 10 possible 10 agree with tht
t0gigiiGls IN many practical fciorm'
aud slill not bo q socialist. Ihus,iu tu'
progressive income tuA, wniCl ~ b
claimed IN right on tho ground that The
burden VI taxation should be placed on
the wealthy aud not on the p0JI 1 q,
not say believe iu this, but merely
give 10 as an example. 10 Is possible
% believe iu tho extension VI th'
powefB Of the state AMI b.lll NO. DO q
HUClall6t.D
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WHITING sCANLAN
The Actar Evidently Nearing Ills End
-manclraaIY Innanu.


NEw NoHS, Jan. 2i.-Jamru q.
Roach, the playwright and actor who
wrote "5hhne Ma lawn" for William
Soanlan In which the comedian
starred Tor six seasons, visited the un-
fortunate actor nj the BlUOmingdalu
asyium last evening.
Mr.. Roach and Seaman were very
Intimate iflends, having rolmud TO-
guther during the ruhearsAls Of "Shauo
Ma Lawn" Speaking Of his visit Mr.
Roach said:
"5oanlan has Lost much flesh since
saw him last, and while ho certainly
had Intervals OF Gauity since his con.
nnUmont, his condition today IL that Of
a perfect imlOcilo ami has been 90 Tor
aovoral werkf. Tho authorities ray
that he IL Ia no immediate danger, but
that the end will undoubtedly come
without warning. They ray that on
certain occasions they have thought
him 10 be dying whom no has improved
aud become stronger than before. mn
not, Of course, a Bpeciallst on insanity,
but " any judgment can DO formed
from the appearance Of q patient Scan
Ian Is CtrtHinly declining"
The playwright who Is rCheaTsing
his play, Rory Of the Hin, IN which
he Is 10 appear himself, 10 anxious 10
arrange benefit performance. Tine
proceeds, hc Hnya, n Scaulau's wife d,
not IN need, could DO used In sOmt
way 10 commemorate the ones popular
ana noble hearted Irish comedian,
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~. monr0Aor DEuIsIoN.
Separate Receivers TOR a Portion OF
the Nlstrm arhnlad.

ST.. LuuIs, Mo-, jan. 2l,-U. IS.
Circuit Court Judge Walter IA. San
horn today handed down decision
upon application Of u. Gordon Dexter
aud Olivur Amrs, second trustee for
the fret mortgage Uoudh0ldurs Of the
Union Pacific railway campauy, Tor
separate receivers for tue portion VI the
Union Pacific system covered ~ tue
hgst mortgage. Tue decision Ur order
covers seven closely type-wTi,icn pages
and in effect grants tnu application.
The receivers appoiuted are the same
aa those now To charge 81 tue Bystom,
Via =. IA. II. Clara, Oliver W, Miuk,
u. El.efy Anderson, John w. DOaur,
ana FruIcuCg r.. CUndorl, The order
provides that the iunuB already earned
by the road be useI by the receivers ~
settle the debts and just claims under
the present receivtTuip. In addition
the court reserves the right 10 order
that any deficiency OF such funds shall
be made up from tho future earnings
ubueT separate Tecuiycrahip.
Ia effect the decision today simply
seuueBtTates the old main lines from
the root OF tho system, only as the
accounts are cOncornoui cay reach Of
tho mortgage.
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DEBORAH, situated On Green mountain,
Lawrence county. The present own
efs OF tho Lackawauna miue, James
Collins and Curley O'Ltary, have
been working the property since 1850
developing II and extracting u lait
grade u ore, VI which they now have
nearly 1000 tons on the dump. Mum
efous assays have been made, the tC-
turns varying from $1,000 10 8l,7OD
gold per ton. The oto body r. twelve
feet thick between shnle rock and
trachytc. Future work may determine
that tho ore body Is even wider Than
Is now thought.
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TnE sENATE.

wAsuINGTON, Jan, 9l.--lu the Sen.
ate touay Lodge offered resolution
declaring that the United States should
Keen warship at the sandwich
islands; that measures should no taken
Tor the Instruction OF canle from
San Francisco to Honolulu and for the
annexation OF tho sandwich Islands 10
the United Status. blackburn objected
to present consideration anu the reso.
luton WuntOver.
A. O'Clock the Nicaragua canal
bill came up and was also sot aside Tor
the urgency deficiency bill. I'M dis
cussed tue elimination Of his amend
menl relating 10 tho income tax
questions.
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A Nnlc Nm rnnsr of Il.

Deputy Mlrual Cummock arrived
from Bingham canyon this morning,
bringing In custody Charles Miller,
against whom u warrant VI arrest was
Issued from Commissioner Grcenmnu's
court On Saturday, charging him with
violently asgaultng rh0s. Phtchard.
The parties arc minors aud rcsiie at
Bingham. lis Clalmsl that Millet's
sou recently lost "A mule ana the deiun.
daul, thinking that Pfltohari know
something about 10, questioned MIN on
the matter. lie was not satisfied with
the answer received nud therefore pro-
ceUitd to pound the said Prltohard
severely about tue head aud sh1uldUfpi
doing MIN W, Il h said, pretty badly.
Tue dtIvuJaups hearing BE- oct for
pm, tOlay.
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HERE'S ANOTHER OF THEM.
Mrs. Margaret Gregory Deserted aud
Left 10 Manage Tor Herself

Margaret Gregory, through her at
t)rucy, Morris sommcr this morn
ing brought suit iot divOice In the
Third district court against her hus.
band, Samuel Gregory on the grouuds
Of drunkenness, dosertIon and failure
so provide.
Tue marriage took piscc ut Pueblo,
Colo, on Sept, 25th, 1856, ana tho
parties rctiIoI JOS some tine in this
city. STE. GTuraTy rily.us that iu
March, 1874. tho duiuudnu. abandoned
her and has uyrg since h.iud 10 cone
tribute anything t.Waids Eur matt.
iuuBurc, She u.sCfIb.a MIN Ha au idle
aud Iissiuatul man, never W happy na
when Iu Uis cups.
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nnoKE Ur ~ A now.
Meeting OF she Union LAboFors in
New York,


NEW Yoml, Jan. 2l.-rhe Central
Labor Uuisn meeting laot night broke
upin u row by fight between Joseph
Baroudrss, OF the Cloak Makers' union,
and a. J. smith, Of tue CloIa CulIers'
union,
The meeting had about ended when
Barondess, through q delegate, asked
To be- allowed 10 make a statement
regarding tho charges Of mitappropfla-
ton made agaiuut him.
Smith, alter others had objected SAID
that BarOndeas musl account 10 tie
AmnlpamAted Board OF Cloak Makers
and Cutters. BaTondess then ran ~
lhs front OF the ball anu demanded
10 ue beard, but the chairman ad-
lourned the meeting and BarOndess at
tackled Smith. The men Glinched but
worsldragged Epart aud BarOndeas was
elected. sarah Finklestein and Eta
Gessner had followed Batoudes', and
while the men fought, urged Baron
dess to thrash Smith. The women re-
NAMED after the fight and denounced
Smith and others ot theuni0n.
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Sampson Of Salt Lnke.

Judge Riuor on Saturday, says the
Denver AowS, Issued an order Of re-
moyal Ia tho case Of tho United States
against William sampson, who was
Indicted In Salt Lake Guy under the
EImunds act. Sampson hed from
salt Lake CITY auu was arrested In
Denver few days ago, He wac held
% answer 10 tue Salt Lgke court By
United states CommissiOu1r Hiu,dalB
Ia $500, but being unable to furnish
the bond ho VIII be- taken back " Blt
Lake for trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-21

OAKLAND, Jan. 2l-rhu Rev. Ed
ward Davis looks like an actor. To-
night hu illustrated sermon on
"Elcrnal JudgmuutN by assuming the
character OF Riuhsrd III Rnd quoting
In dramatic manuUt the fam0uB
soliluquy IN the hfst scene aud also
rom tne last act la tue play. The
preachers acting was realistic. There
was o big audience, many attracted by
curiosity, The Clergyman Ia very
young.
In acting out the doom that overlook
Richard III, tbs preacher fell on lhe
slngs lust As Keene and Verde do,
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Injured ~ a TalIIng nuIIdlnr.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l,-At tho falling OF
a new Fort Dearborn building, at Clark
blown from their position and falling
fourteen stories, buried two men, -.
j. burke Ia thought 10 DO fatally iu-
lurcd. Tho others seriously Injured
are; a. J. Donaldson, clerk, shoulder
crushed; Frank Woodward, teamsteT,
arm crushed; William LuCIus, printer,
scalp wounds; H.. 3, Fisher, restaurant
umployu, badly bruised.
ii. n. irwin, clerk, dangerous In
terual Injuries; George Boy, stem.
ogrnphur, head Ua ny out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-21
Home Industry Rewarded.

Tho woll.kaown nrm OF Grant q
Curtis, Dooly block, have received the
gold medal awarded by the ID. A. M.
society Tor the bust silE aud white home
made shirts, aud aru Justly happy Of
the proud distinction. A libuial pat
t1uagc 10 such worthy homo indus
try viii greatly reduce tue impofla-
ton Of these goods aud prove q great
benefit 10 this Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-21

ALAMOsA, Colo, Jan. 2l.-rhe posse
Ia pursuit VI Abo Taylor, tho murderer
Of City Marshal Emerson, came up
with MIN after eight hours hard riding.
Tho man was covered with Wiuchus.
teFs aud although ho had two six
shooters, he made no great resistance.
He has bsen taken to Condos, as II was
believed that he would be lynohed n
brought here, Two alleged accom-
pliCes have been placed under arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-21
HEAVY snow.
Tho Mo Grando Houlhtrn Road
ntochadcd.

utochnucus
DENVER, jan. 2l.-Dispatohes from
all through the mountains report heavy
snOwF. At Telluride, where the snow
was nifoauy three feet deep, nearly as
much more mas fallen today. A show
slide filled the creek supplying power
10 the electric plant OF ghu smugglrF
Consolidated Mining company, which
furnishes the motive power 10 many
OF the principal Mines AZ result the
plant had to shut down, Az Lead.
vile a genuine blizzard IL Ia progress
aud at Rni GIN the snow Ia many
places is four AMI Ave feet deep. Many
snow slides have been reported but no
fatalities have yut been heard OF. On
tue Rio Grando Southern road there H.
little prospect Of getting "A train
through Tor three or four days at tue
least,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-21

WAmuNuTON, Jan. 2l.-Judge A. j.
Kicks, accompanied uy counsel at
rived IN this city today ~ appear be-
fore the committee Of the House 10
answer the changes preferred against
him by the Central Labor union, Of
Cleveland. OF retaining fees when
should have boon paid over 10 the
United States. lie says thoTu IL abs0'
luloly no truth In the charge.
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The confidence was ovur the adoption
ol policy by which the secretary
hores TO put into circulation an in
small denomination IN place OF treas
ufy notes. The committee decided to
strike rom the suudty civil bill tho
stipulation that Tor several years has
the printing Of ireafury notes TO re.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-21

PARIS, Jan. "A. 49, Ex.President
Casimuf. peuer formally vacated tho
Elysoe palace NJ II O'Clock today. BY
order Of President Faure, when tho
gy-presiuent appeared In the court yard
a dium corps rolled out salute ami
tbe guard VI honor presented arms.
An Tic members OF the ox.prutident'a
civil and military households as.
gemDled 10 bid him good bye.
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Prosecutors. ltis deemed significant
ihnt the attorney % Claus Bli1t o..
upon the prosecutions side u the
liable. Soon nilor the proceedings be'
gan Miss Julia Cling, the twin slstu,
Of the murdered woman, took a seal
not slX ipct from the prisoner. County
Attorney Nyo moved that the case Of
Bllxt be- reset lot Feb. o, aud this was
sgtced by B,ixps attorney
II believed thr work VI uCcurirg q
Jury will consume a week.
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THE CLING nUHDER CASE,


MIENEApOLIB, MINI, Jan 2l,-The
trial OF Harry Hayward, for tue muir
der VI Catherine Cling was formally
begun today. Harry Hayward wont
TO his seat ne hlithely as II entering a
theater. lie ohowui gum vigorously
and played with his spaniuh while
waiting Tor the proceedings 10 begin
w, w. Irwin, already well know from
his Connection with the Homestead
and DBba Cases, anu John Day smith,a
local attorney, represented tue defeu'
dant County Attorney Frank NJ.
Nyp, brother Of "Bilp Nye, the
humorlSt, and albert IL. Hall Gro
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. Jan. gl.-
The man VINO was shot and iugautly
killed by Master Mechanic struthers,
Of the Denver 81 Rio Gfaudu road last
night has been Identified nv Jesse
Deioc, who came here recently from
The west. The man who was with him
at the time was still % large. 5tru.
theirs was formerly city mufahal and
immediately upon being commanded
TO throw up his handa drew his revolt.
yer aud fred.
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Chairman JennIpgs Home.

Chairman Jennings, VI tho IRE aud
police commission, has returned from
the coast, where he has been ON buli-
ness Tor the Descret Wgolen mills the
last two weeks. lie Will preside nt the
meeting VI the commissioners Tonight,
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munDERED ~ GuATEuALA.
American CitEeus travelling ia That
country,

MFXICo CI1Y, Jau. 2l,-rhe report
comes from TehuntepuU that COlduun
and Thomas Murphy have been muir.
dutod Ia Guatemala while On Route
for the lilu VI tue Guat0malau railroad.
There is little doubt II 10 said, the
outrage was committed by renegades
along tho border tor the purpose Of
getting better meunts for use In the
threatened conflict between Mexico
and Guatemala, The murdered men
were Americans formerly connected
with tho TehuantupeO Railway Com
slrucliou company, Investigation will
be demanded by the Americans IN
Mexico aud Guatemala.
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ny a section ofaFailipE Plato Glass
window

CHICAGO, Jan. -l,-About . O'Clock
the tnltIy feet VI flagstaff on lNlugsley's
hotel, obpyBile the government Duild-
ing, was torn from tbs base aud hurled
into the street, dangerously inluriuR
Edward Harper, 0EpTe.sman. ltwas
thought his skull was fractured
A heavy plate glass window, In the
Hartford building, ~ Desrbon aud
Madison streets was blown In, James
Henson was struck by "A large falling
section OF glass gui cut almost In two,
Ito died In fow minutes,
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BuDA PEsu, Jan. 2i.-Dr. Jeli.
dorius Dcn,EAlngyi, liberal, formerly
minister Of jurucr, hiss been elected
PRECEDENT Of the Chamber Of Deputlcs
in succession 10 Baron Banhy, now
premier Of Hungary.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jau. 2l,-At d
O'CLOCK tails moruinE "a cyclone struck
Covingtou, KyY blowing al tue tower
OF tho court house and wfuckiug GOV.
oral Ht9trB and teulsCnCrF. Tho total
damage ~ about $4,000. No ono IL
reported hurt
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KiIIsa Ili.nIxnL

DANvILLE, H., Jan. 9l.-Frank
Richardson, a merchant Of this city,
fhot aud killed J.. T.. Campbell, u
blacksmith, at Georgotown, last night.
Both Campbell anu Richardson are
married men, but this did not pro.
vent them becoming infatuated with a
Danvtlle widow. Richardson formerly
nyud Nc Georgetown, where ho Joined
the OdJ Fellows. Reports of hls mis-
conduct coming 10 the cars Of the
lodge, no was summed there fer trial
before the lodge last evening. Camp.
bell, who has been living ON Ridge
farm, heard OF the proposed trial. He
arrived at Georgetown at o O'Clock aud
was observed by several paTilos stand
ing at the foot OF the stairs thgt led up
10 the lodge hall. He made no con.
cealmout OF the fact that no was laying
| for Richardson anu repeatedly asked II
| his rival was still ia tho hall. When
RICHARDSON came down stairs, Cam
bell spnng at him, slrlking him on the
head. Richardson shot bur mitsed.
Campbell then seized hold Of Richard
sou who nr0I q second shot, striking
bIrs assallant In the lett brcusI. Rich.
az son WAS locked up Ia tho Danyil!e
| lAll.
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WAHtiEGrON,J Jan. .l.-- The ilfst roll
call ON the Chicago public bulldiug
bill resulted: Aye, 1915 nsygi 49, iu-
surfing its uassugv In the h0urc.
WAsWNuTJS, jan. 2L-Chicngu
public building bill iasscd the House
lg1 o. Oh,
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WAHuSGrON, Jan 2l-rhu Eu'
prcmc Court Uf the United States TO-
day ordered Eugene V. Deus anu
associates 10 be- admitted in $4,000 bail
each. Tho hearing 10 show CAUSE - ~
DO had on March ION.
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SUPREME CONN uEtIsIoN.
Opinion 90 the tircuit court la the
sugar trust ease confirmed.

WAItNUIUS, Jan. 1.-THE Su.
prgmc court rendered an opinion Ia
the sugar trust ease OF the Uuiiud states
vs. T.. g. Knight and other, Involving
tho validity aud consiituiionnllty OF
the sherman antitrust law. The de-
chlon holds the Jaw 10 be iuapplicable
TO the case IN hand aud C0ullfmn the
opinion VI the circuit court.
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On Account Of an Accident Near
cheyenne, wyoming,

Special DH1uah 90 hr t-WA
CimAEsNE, Wyo., jan. 2l.-No. l.,
the m uiug passenger train IRON Dem
vor which h duo here az 1895, was de.
lAyod three hours today ON account oi
an accident at Carr station, soyeu
miles south Of Cheyenne. Ih- haugc
Of one Of tho wheels ON thu lUL-
der came On, throwing the trucks
from the trscK, The train was coming
up heavy grade 81 the time. lh'
engineer brought the train TO Hblul
before any OF the coaches lot the trncR,
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AIAssowAIr Egypt Jan. 2l,-Gsn.
Rnratipu and the bulk Of italian
troops rave arrived at Asamara on
their way 10 the coast,
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the tlIike leader, ls confined TO HE
home By sickness. His wife anu child
are alsO vi with pneumonia.
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PARIS, Jan. gl.-M. ButFcolso has
fenouuurd the task VI attempting "
form u new ministry.
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oAssIus cLAY DEsEnrED,

tno AGED bridegroom.
CTNCiNsATI, o., Jan. n. 90 The
7msSAtur special ifOm Lexington,
KY, says
General Cassiua NJ. Clay, aged 81, is
In trouble, OWING ~ the reported dtseI.
ton OF his young bride, aged Is.
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rtniInn Iroon, In Egynt.

NEwmAmEEr Eng, Jan. 2l.-Mr.
Barrett, jocAey Is dead
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BROOKLYN STRIKE.


BRooIlLyN, Jan. q. - Tho nrs.
brigade Of the New York National
Guards, composed Of Now York city
troops, has gone 10 Brooklyn. The cx.
ecutive board Of strikers has been
called before the grand Jury.
ufE rOLiCE REsERvE HELD READY.
NEW YoWS, Jan. gl.-supoF.
inIondent Byrncs has announced that
the entire police force reserve win
uo held at the several stations ior any
emergency that may arise during the
absence Of tho militia on duty In Brook
The record-union., 1895-03-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
A. Berg, J. D. CooIeirgh, R. H. Beamer,
Miss Blanch Beamer, Woodland; Frank
Malloys. S. Samuels, H. II. Goetjin. W.
II. Metson, r. NcMurray, San Francisco;
Miss Ida Smith, George y. Smith, Court
land, L. f. Moulton, L. Smith, Coluss.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: William H. Hill, J. G. Ed
wards. T. Hawes, Z. T. Preston, John d.
Spreckels. c. \. Hall, G.. r. Field, d.
Plouf, William Marcy, NJ. Friedman, M.
D.. Cohn. j. 2. Langholm, G. Gaden, J.
I. Burke, y. Z. Dunham and wife, San
Francisco; Mrs. J. Z. Kinkade, Auburn:
A. Steiglet Nj. Mayer, B. Stern, l.. Lii
lies, S. Uhlman, New FORK; f. S. Chubt
and wife, Boston: Charles Z. Shook, John
Thompson, A. 7. Perkins. d. w. Hen
shaw, Oakland; r. L. Guerin, Chicago;
J. P. Churchill, wife and boy, Yreka;
II. L. Adams, Stockton; J. f. Moody and
son, Truckee; L. w. Buck. Nacaville; H..
Bowden, San Jose.