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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30

A Pinhorton Detective Employed By
thv rsiics Au'hurittss.

A Pinhorton Detective Employed By
ths roiics An'hvritiss.
SAN FRANCisC0, April 30. - The
police autnoUtiu. nave Invoked tho aid
otnPinhrtlon detective In the Emanuel
Baptist church murder csses. Drter.
tvu SimmUnr. who was formerly at
the Chicago hyn1q uaflors n this agun.
cy, anu VI late years has been ConnUu.
ted with tho Portland, ore, branch Ui
tho service, has arrived iu tbs lily,
hna inspected the scene OF the murders
and has taken cspi0us notes from
which h map out lie line OF work.
Whether this acquisition Will unablo
the detectives ~ obtain further evil.
dencn against Theodore DuTrnnt, the
young man accused OF these murders,
n problcuallCal. In the meantime
additional clrcumsianiial evidences is
cropping up.
Chauucsy NJ. Johnson, clerk In the
state board u trade exhibit rooms,
Gays that he II positive DuIrant visited
the roomH on April l2th last between
$3.50 and o'clock In tho afternoon, In
company with u yuuug woman, who
answers Marian WilllamB'H Juaorip.
ton. lie snyo hu noticed the couple
NAhN NANN AAHNNN AAN sc ANAHNhNA NAAaNNN
y leave as closing time, shortly before .
O'Clock. Then he saw Dutrhups picture
IN the papers, lie puzzled over u TN no
remembered that he had seen Dutrnut
~ stated. When johnson went 20 tAe
visit1ts registry book TO see what uumps
the couple had entered, he found that
tne sheet bearing the entries VI names
on April IL had been nbstfaoted. Mias
Williams came from Alamuda TO San
Francisco on that day Nj ago q. m.
tut did not reach Tho hOute where sue
waa living until after O'Clock. She
wont out that night before s O'clock.
The next morning hur dead AMI
mutiIatUd body was f0unl In the
church library room. DuTraut has all
along douird meeting the girl on that
day, white the police theory Ia that he
made an appointment with her that
afternoon 10 meet him In the church
that evening and there assaulted and
theH slew her.
After Durrant had been ntrhisned
yesterday Tor the murder OF Blanch
Lamont he said he was not worried
over the matter, ami hlB dumeauur
certainly did not Indicate any distress
uf mind. III ON this charge that no
10 % bg tried hut, us the evidence IL
stronger against him.
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MnEd Mnl.r snppI,.

Tho Twsnty.thIId Ward Water
supply company this morning filed
its articles OF Incorporation with
County Clerk Stanton,
The object In view 10 tho furnishing
OF water Tor culinary aud Irrigation
purposes 10 the residents Of the wtTd
above named. The board Of directors
viii consist Of i've membefs, anu the
company Is incorporated for term OF
MY year,.
1t rs stipulated In the articles OF
agreement that the board OF director
shall have power 90 issue stock 10 tue
amount OF $1,000 nnd shall not Ia
crease this Tor any purpose until
granted the privilege by a msJority Of
the stock represented nj any me0llug
OF the stockholders.
Tho stockholders up 10 this time
arc John SundstrOm aud j. II. Jones
(S2 esoh) +. Is. Fernstrom, II. b..
Folsom, Johanna Hhlvoneu, Anton
Peterson, Joseph Halvorsen, q. j.
Lunatedt, Peter A, Anderson, John a,
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Ter die Amrrles.. cur.

NEW Yoms, April 30.--lt is reported
on the best authority that Lord Dun
raven Ia trying 10 peislado A. Barclay
walker, the owner Of the Ala, %
bring hia boat across the Atlantic IN
company with the NAlKyrie Ill 10 II
quite on tue cards aud In accordance
with the earl's ideis, says this came
authority, that tho Ailsa anu tho
Nalkyrio viii settle the question on
their comparative merits Hui decide
which shall be tho challenger for tue
cup In American waters.
Lord Duufaven is anxious 20 get
over here ns early ~ possible anu II
hardly seems likely that the NaIkytie
will DO launched In time 10 hold salts.
factory trial races with the Ailsa In
Britiah waters ami, n successful, got
here IN season for good ovofhauling
anu turning up.
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CHICAGO, April 30.-In attempting
10 arrest thfee o0lored men at Spring
anu State streets late last night, officer
Goldonn shot aud killed one Of tnom
instantly, but not until he himteli had
teen twice wounded and Ofiioor Me
DCfmJli had narrowly escaped q mUf.
tai wound In tho abdomen. The
wounds wsre the result of fusllado
u bullets between the colofed men,
zach OF whom was armed and the
uiilcers, which aroused the neighb0r.
hood ami created great excitement for
a time. Tue two CJlofod men who
seemed 10 be unarmcd escaped.
The two OncoTshad been told 10 look
out Tor three co.Oiei men who were
suspected Of having committed several
petty burglaries Ia that vicinity t.
Gently.
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wILDE's nEFESsE.
Ihn Prisoner DENIES Every thinE-
Chsorod BY uia Friends.

Iha Prisoner Denies EVcrythiuE-
Chsorod by Isis Friends,
LONDOS, April sO.-rhs on Bailey
was lees Ctowuei today than hereto.
fore when count was opened for what
was expected to DO the last day Of the
,riRl Of Oscar Wide aul Alfred Taylor
Council Tor the crowu Withdrew the
charge Ut conspiracy against Wilde,
sayius that hu desired 10 avoid any
difficulty Ia placing the prisoners In
tue Wltuess.stauu. sir Edward Clark,
q c., counsel for the accused, de.
mandsd verdict Of not guilty on this
count, but Gho judge refused 10 allow
IL.
Wilde was plao5i upon tho stand
ami absolutely uenitd that there WIS "a
word OF truth la the charges brought
against him. he answered tho que..
ti0uB Of Sir Edward CLARK In subuuud
tones. During the examination Ot the
prisoner by his counsel II was apparent
that many Of Wiidu's friends were
present Sir Edward CLARK claimed
Wilde was martyr anu had accepted
the verdict Of not guilty IN the Queens.
berry case, only beCauBe it was evident
10 could not be properly tried then.
But II could now be determined on the
proper issue, according 10 uouusOl.
Whom Wilde was placed In tho dock
II was evident that ne seemed to have
lost all swRgg0r which 40 Disguised all
VINO witnessed il uurlug the former
trial.
q. Il. gill, on behalf Of the pTosocu.
llou, began the examination ON Tho
same lines ~ that VI Edward NJ. Car.
son. Q. g., who defended the Marquis
OF Quvensbefy against the charge Of
ubyl
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NEWMARKET RACES.
,na Interest 10 tho First Spring
Meeting.
,,o,rt DIVERS BANQUET WON
la. ttor,ss Entered for Several
f,,uu-A Hos, Of NO'abl''
Present.

,-. Market Eng. April dO.-
,a.s.,lF Il. Dwyer's bay golding, Ban
-'t won the two thousand gulneas
mi plate today -,
~" rnglusl Interest was taken In the
80 Of the hrst Newmarket spring
.-,,og hero today. In addition to
s,io1j and 1900 guIneas stakes In
ss,sb tho Derby favoriIes met, Amer
IN horses we're entered for several
evsnt. So, -,
rbs Prince Of Wales, the Duke Of
c,mbtdre aud q large party drove
80 fs6m ssndfinghsm this morning
III Ro.rbuffy, the Duke OF Portland
~ a host of other nolablea were
.,...nt The Interest oontofHd In the
4 M ruluesa trial plate, In which
lisbasl Dwyer's Don Alon29 ana
p,rousi were ont,4u1. The fofmcr
b5weyef, was scratched.
Fsf the hut spring 2-yeaT-old stakes,
a., 10 be- decided today, toNhall
Reese had two entries, n chestnut hlly
M Emphlon out Of lnnodalr, aud
chestnut ally by BaIcolino out OF
st,Bbapcios. For the visitora' vuliur
80 RIehard Cookers Eau De Galilu
Nd Michael II. Dryers banquet were
tbt,fsi. All the American horses
vtfe heavily handicapped. Tho con-
dltIout Of tho trial plate were as fol-
I5ug
0ihousani gulneas trial plate Of
1I t5yrfglgna; 8-ycaT-OldH 10 carry
sr5nu 10 pound; i.year-alds 10 carry
Do stones pound. The winner 70 be
I'd .of 1900 sovcreiRrH. II FOR 900
rUirIFus. allowed iO2 puundf; n Tor
tltovcicgus, allowed 20 pounds; n
H.0J t1yutsigns, allowed 81 pounds;
ts,iiucu fee, 0 s3vcroigns. The result
Vs. ts llll0ws. Dwyors bay gUlding,
Bilqust by Rayon u'Or Out
q Ella T. Slmms Up, s
Eas nfg Legal Tender, boy
4 gl BIZ Mlnlinr, out Of AurollnU, 7
900 n p5und,stoOui; Esmonu, bay
lno, ny Lowlaud CHIEF, out OF Claf-
lul, stone, 5 pounds, Third. Seven
bafgs nn. Chiiabos, n thtoe-yeaT.old
CHESTNUT colt, cut out tho work,
t.sity followed by Banquet and Legal
ItudtL They ran In the order named
70 the buthts, where banquet took
he clear lad and won In a cauter by
tufgo lsug'ht. Three quarters OF
tnglh eumiod Legal Tender and
Eim5nL Tho betting at tne post was
3 20 iagainst Banquet; 10 10 4 against
Legal Tender anu 70 l against lse-
mgaI.
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oN rmE YEnar or rAnIsE.
The Inmates ofAIms House Hospital
aud Iaiistu Han Frnucisco.

80 AAafH - "@N HF"ANAA'"s
SAN FRANoHCO, April 8O.-Nlne
hundred inmntBB Of the city AMI
county aims nou1o are ON the verge OF
famine; mudiclns anu food supplies No
the hospital arc AZ low cbt; M toe
county jail the lander 10 nearly empty;
aud IN lhv various houses a. the u.5
department, tue oats is gore OF uo.t ly
gone AMI tIero are only few bales Of
hay In each Of the stables attached.
Aud thisqucur condition VI things IL
due TO careless management " the city
and cUun'y's financial affairs during
tue hrnt half Of the pfcsuu. hscil yea.
There is 40 money ia tho treasury that
can tu u.rd Tor tho paymIut u. uu %
p.lvE, aul tls d felt Tor the year val
f.uuu s4J),UJ1. The supreme court
has decided that the iugdB Ubluiuti
from d tax levy 10 oau iiosl year eau.
uHt be uBsi 20 Iay ilr supplica pur-
chased in previous yttE
IuU cost cfmCciius the urg ni needs
Tor 6uppl.es Tor tho next tv1 months 10
estimated ai the highest ut $3.50, 900 anu
nt tins lowest f5O,OUO. Quo month";
salary bills would amount % about
100000 ami there viii bu money
enough from current iucJm1 90 meet
these. 10 the emplyyos iusist upon
their warrants, their claims tako PIE.
ccdouUs ana there VIII 0u nothing Tor
the contractors.
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THE urAm TowEE COMPANY.
The object n 60 operate street HAIL.
roads Hnd Afford Light

The object IN 80 Operate street Rail-
roads Hnd Anord Light
Tho Titan Power company placed III
articles Of Incorporation on fle with
the county ClHgk Just before uOon =
day. The Intention %. tue new oT.Eu.
izatiOn IL 10 furnish electricity iot
street railways AMI other Iurpusta,
from Big Cottonwood, Tor all portions
OF Salt Lake county, but particularly
Tor this city. The project uHa been on
foot for some time past
The capital stock is placed at 81 200,
900, divided Into 10000 shares Ui tue
par value tf 500, aud 900 shares OF
the stock hr7 divided among the d.
rect0fs, ~ iJllUws, the remaining gUO
shares lying In tho treasury for the
pTusenl: Fmuuls A'milroug, 1870; a.
W. Mcclure, 1893 li, e., Chamber, 20U;
John h.. Dooly, 900, Rluhud Mackig.
tOsh, 1870; W. T., HrgIi ili OuOn T..
Arnold, As. All thu iUrrgOing gentle.
men are residents uf SgIf LEHt.
The officers are Francis Am1trour,
president; A, w. Mcoulu, yus.prusi-
dent; JOhu h. DIOIy secretary anu
treasurer; with h. T.. Chambers ami
Richard MaUkintOsh as additional oil.
rectOTu.
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Mrs. Spencer Dead.

Today Brother WIN. H. Jack, Of this
city, received word OF the death Of hs
slsIeE Mis-, Eliza spencer ON Apul
%, AT 59meryil.e, Massachusetts. The
deceased was native OF Salt Lake
City, anI the wife u @. n. Spencer,
formerly with the electric lIgnt com.
pany here, hut later resilient OF
slmsrvillr. Tue letter bringing the
sad news 10 brief and states that the
cause Of death vas la grippe,
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IN ALL The COURTS.
Civil Cases On Trial 10 Judge H,r.
TIlrs Court Today
ANOTHER CONDEMNATION SUIT
Two sets OF Articles Of Incorporation
Filed: One by The Utah Power
CO.-Probato, Etc

The Third district court has been
doing very quiet businoss again To-.
DAY. Nothing was publicly trsa.a,,od
by Judge Bnrtch, who has bl-u eco o.
pyIug hirself with work In cbsa usrs.
On application Of DstflJ. AHaf4
Judd, however, bic houor ua.u Oh.
order directing the U. @. ...IHI.l go
bring In from the ptni,ou,ialg a.wu
Porter, an eG-poaimss,sr, changed With
smbtztlsmgat, 30 order thl DO. night
be seen BY Pgt,ouigo lnFptc.0r Calt.
Nichols.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O.-Eycr-
Iron ship Ia thu haTbor with one eN.
cepii0n has been chartered. This 10 a
condition Of auairs which lnB never
before existed a. this port A year
ago Mission Bay was crowded with
Idle British Hhiil, but 0ue after the
other they have been engaged at Prices
ranging from .5 ~ u shlllings. Tue
sudden demand for wh6at-CafFylu
vessels was a mystery until today
when the statement was made that
the 100000 tons oi syndicate wheat
was to b. sold and shipped 10 Liver
pool. This engaged tonnage IN port
now amounts ~ ,bs3 while at least
forty more vessels which are on tho
way TO san FEauoitoo have also been
engaged,
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MARSHALL, NO., Ap.l SO.-Tho
Democratic central COMMITTEES Of sa-
line county has passed n resolution In
favor Of free and unlinitt1 coinage oil!
silver aud gold ut a ratio Of 1910 / by
the United States; calling n o8nven.
lion Of Democrats ON May "a 10 *.
press the sentiments Of the party, aud
fsv0rlng u state convention fOr the
purpose Of making public declaration
nv tbs party policy for tho campaign Of
1890, anu regulate the "Eoid bugD
bonded debt policy Of the Cleveland
administration,
LEGlsLAToRs VOTE on THE NATTER.
JEFFERSON CITY, No, April a0.-
IhiTty.iiye u huy.eighI Democratic
members VI tic state house OF repre-.
sentaliyes met In caucus lato last night
and adopted resolution ia favor Of
fec coinage Of silver at a ratio II 10 to
/, The vote stood: aye, -; nayB, 90,
not votirg, 4, The caucus pfBcipitate
u discussion whioh will probably result
iu the holding Of u state convection.
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both sides when q man.oi.wsr means
real business.
Afterwards the men who were not
on or under euhrj, spent their tune In
receiving visitors WHO came alongside
In craft Of every rig. II to probable
that both cruisers viii go % the navy
yard today TO prepare Tor their journey
~ kicl.
The much discussed probability Of a
race between them aud some Of the
crack linors 10 not taken seriously by
the oillcefs. They would like 10 Try
conclusions with some VI tile trans.
Atlantic steamers, but II IL extremely
Improbable that tho secretary Of tue
uRvy would allow IL.
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OGDEN FIRE
The PIllll5 Mill Of H0Fl.as.n & co.
Is Destroyed.
ADJOINING RESIDENCE DAMAGED.
4 Blazi Put Out iu the Mil Last
Night hut Austher ono To-day
Doe, tlr Work.


Special 70 mo SILVA
ouuES, Utah, April ao.-rho M5yos
'.laiug mli waa Destroyed by fire at
a. m. today. In5 building is a total
ign. Some VI thu m0ualneTy can be
made available lar future use.
For about - yeas ,ho mil has been
Idle. Moves sold d: shUr, umu since
10 Peter Mgriyg-on a. Co., ,sr $4,000.
Yesterday they started ~ Iao mill 30.
general business.
Iun mill was found 90 be ON IRE last
Night at O'Clock, Tho hfu depart
mgnl e2uuguHhcI II without lou, and
hgaiu q was In fire this morning ami
wac destroyed. 30 Insurance.
J. q. Moycs's rtsiIunce adjoining ~
iumr gud 10 the amount 1f goo.
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Percy wm,hall planted a 30, 900 suit
In tho Third district court today
against j, =. Meohnm and George h.
Judd, forallrged false imprisonment.
Plain,lti complains that ON March
18th, OF tue present ysar,at Grauisyille,
Tooelo county, the defendants unlaW.
FULLY and by force Imprisoned him ami
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A False Alarm.

An alarm was given last evening
that willie Pepper, whose parents 70.
side on Frat West street, north, had
bsen swept away by the current OF
CITY Creek Crowds OF people gathered
at the bridge beneath which Silver.
woOd's bOly was found, who proceeded
to cut their way into the drifts, when
Il was discovered that the boy was at
home. Among the people gathered
was the coroner and \ number OF
police.
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tmCAuU. Aurll aO.-rom Mot2cl,
ttrai llu clryttust aud most badly
waited i1rggrs in the country. has
ben arrested hero ON charge ui
,sIall.us the National Bank OF Butte,
All.p o. week ago out VI $4,000 by
ltAni VI "a forged check. HIS com.
iaailD, 1aid 10 bu Char.es Whitemuu
% IhAf.ts harlou, escaped. When
Mtilrl 900 In gold Rud bills was
Slli 0u Aiulzgl'a person.
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NEW ADJE. GENERAL N.G.U.
G,nrral George N, OtiIngsr Resigns,
Anjor john Q tauuun Appointed,

General GEORGE NJ Uliugor ha-
resigned .hs T.aluou Ot AWut,ut
Ucuessl0' Tao Nsliausl Quart ufUul.
Tue ro5igaa,..u was rendered t. GOV.
sTuOr Wat auJut tine Hr-t Of tue prg..
eat month, buy no Grli9u was lakuu Boz
mo matter until t.is morning. Gen.
,ral OtinsCs ugs ugou,igG The poutiou
"! aJutaEt general oyegsiloo Iao pros.
ont milr,sfy code ~ the poftit1ry went
into eiiuCt, s1urtulnE tyuf year Az.
Zoe tho multiplied Aul srauUus Iahgfs
Of organ aug thc Guard ana getting 10
upon I- present hasls OF strength hiu
JiilCtvup, uuI iu mo TuerlNlp. Ar.
Issuing ~ tLu ysTlgus BImE, ,quu,
Auuib anu % ,gH, hu has ever uluu co..
3..riiu uu# Wiling, duyDliug his y.flf.
limo 10 the UeT.-iWal Cu Oh tuH uu.ir.
ui tlu position, he carries with h.l
Into private ..io tue esteem and ~
Wishes ~ HE associate and VI the
Guard generally,
This m0rliug the Governor sent a
letter 10 General O,IuEer accepting
his resi- nation, Aud a. tLu came time
no issued ,ho ,..llvin.'
Headquarters National Guard of Utah,
uulcH Communicative hluL
Salt Lake Clty April 80, lsgl.
Special orders so. 4.
Bugaliur Genera, George W. Otlugor
having lDud0Tud hl4 resignation ls aiIu-
taug general of tho National Guard vi
Utah, % Is accepted, % Ak8 uuyg. April
80, lrYl.
Major John y, Cannon, First Cavalry,
Is appointed uuIuuut general. o. ull ,h0
vacancy created uY rho resignation of
General Ouug0r, aud viii NJ our0 enter
upon rho lLtlus ~ thu 0ilcu
Damn w. WEST,
Governor and COMMENCEMENT
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Routed ,no Rebels again.

HAVANA, April 3U.-rhc insurgents
were routed April .i.h uy the spanish
troops, under Major Ijotllu, re-
organized and concentrated Ia tue
vIulEity Of Ramon YGguufus, They
Ugniu met the spanish forces under
rciefIzo AZ Ramon HagnvrgH anu the
rebels are reported 10 have loot 90
killed anu many injured. The Spanish
los was Elk dead anu three WUuuIed.
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ics'rsired him o' la liberty for the
space OF enc Ioua and again on IA,
1854 Of same month fora period OF
t.ter dAyF. lie ayH he was t4,foby
itlI'rd 900 Cfguli aud reputation aud
also iu body Dui mind.
Lu Gsauac Young aud o car W.
M0y.o afo Mr WI1,H'll's Attorney.
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REFORM SCHOOL CANDIDATE.
George Iarri, Found Guilty Of Steal.
Ing hgi,s,,

The trial OF George ". Harris, Tom
Brown and Jo'rph brown, charged
with stealing pocket knives from tho
Eaglo pharmacy, ct tue corner Of Wet
Temple and Second south streets, was
continued before Police Justice smith
Ihis Afternoon. Harris was found
guilty, and the court ordered that he
ue taken before the judge OF tho Jit.
tHct court there ~ show cause why ho
should not be sunt 90 the Reform school.
IhUmss ana Joseph Brown we're DIE
charge
Stove kinsUy was arTaigncd Tor die.
charging firearms in tho city limils.
hls tIal was rot Tor 10 am. tomorrow.
CIV. Money plead guilty 90 disturb.
Jog tho peace aud sentence was ret iuf
. pm, tomorrow,
Jusuph Hedges was held in the sum
Of $1,000 10 await the action VI tho
gTauj jury,
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CUcluJ, April 3O.-WneAt started
YEA, .uhy. Raius, big northwestern
ugt1s, large European supplies and
N'wullcutiOu Ui tue San FrAncisco
,ly That six aud half millions N
!u wheat were 10 be- sold today, an
..satl Ihr market. July opened {.
.tuat go sold 90 6H. advanced tU
~ reacted 20 G'! Corn aud oats
vtn tasy with wurat,
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LILLE NERO.


4F.. ..4.f.r ,..r ... ...... ..... ........ ID.
'| -''''" ''' ''N''.'' nut NN'A"
WOULD iih htINAh liia TRUST,
The ulug DRUMMER boy OF the civil
war sounding the reNri'le OF beat taps,
VIII always De an interesting Inquire
among Grand Amy men. a CORES
ppndgni ul lNg Syracuse .lWifi. writes
of au incident in lhe life of iroi, Bald
Wi1, VINO served us drummer Coy
during iNr WNT
The Union general wished % gain
some Information regarding tue location
OF the Igng. army, The little drummer
boy was selected 10 obtain ihu desired
knowledge, Dusty and tired he started
put after DARK on h' dansrr9u, wa'iou'
Before lv Was aware u' the Tact Doe was
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Tho Grand IurS Denied the night 60
Examine Ballot uuKsa,

LAhinino hhllot uuhta'
KANSAS CuY, April 8O.-At the
Nuutm,er elections in Kansas cay,
gross trau 10 are said 10 have been com.
miltud, The matter was brought b5.
tors Me Vrand Jury, WIN call0d on toe
rsc1fgor Ct yUlrrs 20 produce tho ballot
boxes iOr thulr inspection, Tho re-
ulaur uemurred aud the case was
finally taken ~ tue supreme court Tor
auluIigatOn, Tho court today denied
the Ilgut " the criminal court b com.
pei the recorder 10 produce the ballot
b0NJs. Giylug the grand jury the
UEut 10 INSPECT the ballot lOEus, the
court holds, would violate he secrecy
Of the ballot ns we'll as being an in
Judgement Of the constitution.
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NatMsgInn ceIens.

NANC1uvER, -. g., April 3J.-Fluy.
three NOTwsgisns from Minnesota aud
Dakota arrived today 10 Join the
Norwegian colony 90 Bella Coda.
Most Jfthosu are women and chilirun,
wives and families Of settlers already
up there. The colony will now have
about 100 people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30
Todnsr Probate court

PROBATE Judge McNaly made the
following orders toIny'
Estate Of Herman kahu, deceased.
Hearing on petition i9r letters 0i ad.
miuilra'i0n, john 30 CguHyl 90.
pointed admluit,rntJg Dn ding n bond
IN the sum OF $500.
Estate %. Lucy 10, Young, lggeateJ.
Hearing continued tilI Siuy ia.
Estate u Thomas w. EllUrbrck, do.
ceased. Hearing 0u petition Tor pro-
bate OF will. VIII admitted anu Thgs
II. Ellorbecs, lnJs, ID. Luwls anu
Francis Armstrong appointed oXoeu.
turs without Dyn-s, ullsg the tetlug VI
the viii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30
Murder nnd anlcIde.

brazil, Ind, April 30. - James
Young, tue janitor Of tho court house,
shot and killed his vile al HosieIvillr,
aud then drove ~ tho court house and
shot Limseli dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30

Az Inquest was hsld today over the
remains Of Alfred Il. Brown, who
died suddenly early yesterday morn.
lug, anu the Jury decided that the
cause Of death was hemotrhsge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30

BALTIMORE, Mi, April 8O,-rhreo
huugTtr coat makers, members u the
United Garment makers VI the United
States, opposed u the aweaIing sysIem,
ute out ON strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30

Leather II one Of the thirgs IN the
procession % commodities the upward
whit Of which has attracted the At
tontl1n Of the business and speculative
world,