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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28
TAKEN OS ruS MORNING.


Captain "BUly" Gilbert, J8bu a.s.
Mullen, T.. -. Mowers and John j.,
CLARK, tHn nrumeu who won tnr long
contested aut between themselves aud
the city, reported Go chief nrviue this
morning aud went back o. work,
Tho public we're OF tho opinion tuat
such action would put uu end in "a
measure az loast 90 the dl1C1utout that
has rGlsloI among tho men with refer.
encu 70 the policy %, tue chief HuI come
mission, bul Boo tma it Stems thuy
wUru mHHkru, Tine three nst
Hamut uJumyu we're installed alttt.
ton No. ! ruI CLARK al ~. p, 900 lhu
wcFi eide. tbs latter went, If Dol state
worry reluctantly AMI mufmurIEgIy 60
ui pUst, with tuu threat taat hu would
remain lNtfr only day or Two AMI
that after TINT b5 must BOO employed
% tho IfluuIpai station. What the re-
suit will be- l. not known, but u Do
understood that CLARK VIII u.urult his
attorney "a regard 10 the maliuD
ihiHH uuly another manifestation
0fihr rrBlivunHsB now lu tue drnatt.
mont, Instead ~ becoming hotter ig
Appears 10 bee gutIug worse daily, The
condition now iH dangerously close TO
that Ui insufrcCliOu, auI where % Will
end is only a matter OF speculation.
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Loaf uu. ARK. Ouu NJ the bell
thieves, AMI the one VINO appeared 90
Ju tue lesdrrof tue gang, turned Out
tu boa woman. Her name Is Lydia
BrstJu. There we're three o. them
who committed the r0bucfyi the brlt-
ton woman bullg dressed In meme
clothing, She Orirfei ruruoy around
40 true highwayman style, punohcl
him with htr pistol ana cured him
because no cid not have more money
tarrgrIzIug MIN until hu hardly kuoN
whulU,r he was on foot W hOtuehlc"
sheriff Hancock recovered $50 of tlp
500 taken nuI both OF the hOr'cs anu
saddles. The three thieves were Ben
Tf1tt, recently rcluateI from the stsiy
ppniisuliafy; John BrIatln, brother "
the rit', about 10 years OLE, aud Lydia
Brltt1u,
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NEW YORK;, Stay ga special IA
tho World 'rJu Panama quotes The
rcruviaa AgR 90 sayiua3 $50 South
American republic guUuB Co uEdur'
Gland tue Monroe IUclriur. Tho doc.
tUinr Is NOT lutHudrd % call down the
Hrntd iufuIlafuuyt Of the United
states Hra Fy prevent European
pDWgra lg0m getting redress Cor wrong.
lhH Uu.t'l s.st.a government knows
WI1u ,ln ~ lue doctrine,
Iuu NHH tNuu Iu'UTai 90 Che Uullud
-Hirs THHHIuE u iulefuTu lu tht
aIUhf fua Iulguliy and f.H quick
Br.au .u relieve Mexico boo ls1j, uIm.
uaalUr tHu F.Jucu t1 T0Nrg,
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EIomrY LIyEs Losr
wreck Of Trsuch steamer ~ the
spanish Coast


spanish ConsL
CADIZ, May 2S.-rho French steam.
er Dom Pedro, bound for Garlic,
Srain, has been wrecked on Cur.
rlbuIU. Eighty were drowned. The
disaster was caused by the bursting OF
lllluL
Whom tho disaster occurred, Dom
Pedro was Oh Cape C1lubel00n, tho
wet coast VI GalioIa, and not Oh
FOrrubIo Hs FIRST reported.
About 100 lives were lost Dom
Pedro wgsaJ 5000 ton steamer an was
Engaged ln running ho,wrra HayFe
ana tho Argentine Republic, calling "a
R1fdeauZ, France, AuI carried freight
and uassrugeTs. The latter were
mostly misgsn,d bound for tho ATgsn.
tine Republic OF other points OF
south America. Ga hor return
trims tue Dom Pedro was
generally loaded with frozen meat.
She lett Havrp on May 20 with n crew
oi forty, ull told, and eighty passenger,
Al CarFil the steamer was 10 have
embarked 200 additional pgsieugsrs.
but on tho way 10 tuat port she ran ON
% rock nt 6:4J pm, ~ Cape Clrfu0r.
on tho wet coast OF Caiioin. The boil
ore exploded, the vessel i1uhderIpr
Immediately afterwards. 10 is now
stated that only tho captain ami
twenty.niue OF the crew were saved .
which indicates thst all the passengers
were sltAsg killed by the explosion on
drowned when the vessel went down.
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CASE w rnE FlREMEY.


A representative OF tho Nrws earned
To-Day that Tue CITY Council oontom.
plates NEiur some action concerning
mA,l.u Iu lNe nsa uunsflulgur. Just
what that body will or can DO ~ view
OF tho tact that the IRE anu police
commissioners nTe supposed 10 have
charge OF the conduct VI that branch Of
the municipal government ~ some.
thing thzt tue hfcmon arc trying 10
nud out
Tue conclusion appoars 10 hr that the
Council has got tirgi Of entertaining
the idea that it IL iu danger at any AMI
NH times VI being called upon 10 pay
suspended Bremen for unfbudsfbl
services, as h. tTuu Ina the case of Gil.
bert 81 al, In settlement Of which the
treasury viii be made lighter by about
5000 II thatls correct, and Il doubt
less w. thUu something will certainly
"Ir0pn Even IA view OF tho ruling
Of the court Il ~ not considered that
Gilbert aud hiB CO.c0utustluIs have faiu
b0rlhs IN the department The Cuuu.
uil isUi the opinion that oven courts
cunuUt compel the city 90 employ mru
tlat 10 uues NOT want, ana tue muui.
ciual fathers have tho word Ui tho nTp
commissioners that the city has no
use Tor Gilbert AMI colleagues, iTUm
which 10 10 concluded that tine two
bodies uI public servants will Iut their
heads together Aud make another Effort
at getting rid oi them once AMI TOT all.
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Hr. TnNlnr Not GniIlr.

Dr. JAbsE W. Taylor against whom
a complaint was lodged Tor a breach Of
tue medical law, had hearing Ia
Commissioner GJeunman's court 10.
day. 10 took place before jury, who
rendered q verdict OF not guilty, rho
pf surutllu was conducted by Attr-
ucy Dan Huntington and Waller
Murphy; d. lNylnl's attorneys were
Powers, STAu a. L.ppmuu,
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DID KILLER SUICIDE?
There Is Now Strong Suppositlon and
Evidence That flo Did Not,

Did T.. q. Hitler commit suicide?
That IL tho question his friends are
asking each other, aud the more ire.
quuntly they PROFOUND Il, In view Of
the results u au ufiioial autopsy maiU
public this morning, the more con-
WINGED are they that lac did not.
Tho inquest set tor Z O'clock yos.
tctday afternoon was postponed until
no q, m. today pending which a num-
her Of leading physicians made au
AUTOPSY. Al the iuuuust Dr.. Wi'chor,
Root aud Ewing slated that they had
found suhlcluut cause forsudieu death
la the sldurys o. tue deceased Those
organs we're abuormally iulAmed AnI
covered with pus, and it was not, ia
their opinion, Improbable that their
condition revealed ihr true cause OF
death. Tue contents " the stomach
we're removed aud placed under seal
anu may bu carefully analysed later on,
Iu Cate there should bu refusal uu the
part VI tho insurance companies g.
honor the puiigius held By toe de-
ceased.
IL IL significant that the autopsy
slowed nusUlu,riy NO HIEup ni POISON
boa. The fact that there was HtTych-
.iLe wrapper iu thv pockets oi the
Htu. mpua clothes cut very little
lgarr, us it was very muuu worn, iuii.
uEuu. that % might have been carried
HTu long umu-prrhNUs iur mJuihE
The Inquest hai not been concluJol nj
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Missionary Benefit

There will be au entertainment In
the Thirteenth ward meeting house on
Wednesday, beginning ats pun for
the benefit Of Elder AI0nHj PlaIl, who
leaves ON the Fret OF June on q mis-.
sion 60 the Southern states. Iheru
Will be- trcilationt By Mics BsbcuCE
nnI No b, B.. Young, solo by AiuuzI
platt ana uthrTg. Tue event Will con.
CLUE with farce. Tue public d.
cordially Invited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

The y. bIC.A. football team, ea.gb
has lgon boo training tor TIC las. 'cv
weeks '.s tho Iurs OF getting into
good condition l5r thor contest wish
the uiara team OF Montana, start 'Ji
Butte over lAe Union Pacific OF $3.50
i.mnflUw afternoon. The bgys feel
o. uh IuYt that tHuv will come Oh iue
viNiafs. aud those wH1 hayu watched
iHsin play r..Hnuy uHhuliutlugly
uaCA uH iuiH claim.
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DAD Manl. DO ID ID InII.

CHICAGO, May 2s.-Euguue v. Deus,
president ui the A, Il, u, called on u.
5. Matshal Arnold tUIay anu an,
nOuncad that IN view Of ihe deciEi0n OF
the U. 4. Supreme Court denying him
writ ~ bsOsas cofpua, he was rosiy
tenru M isil ut Wheaton, The mar.
shhl sRid no had not received the man.
date Of tue court Tor DeUs's ro-incar-
cetatlOu and did not eI uus II inside a
week.
DBbs ooltomplalrI trip 10 North
DAKOTA aud gave the FCh,dule Of hll
Itinerary,
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SAS ASIUSIU, rOE., May -s-Nat
5u'zJaguul Uf THIS city, has just re-
turned from the usvlla river country,
where hu came near bslug a victim UI
tho terrible ilD1u that visited tnRt Sec
ZION last lguuiay, Hv was caught lu
tho rushing watsts aud lost all OF nis
baggage. no st8tuH that hu hulpci 10
bury 'Dur pviB0us vino met tNDlr deaths
by drowning near OE1ua. Two others
belonging 90 the same family were
drowned, bgl tuur bodies have not
been recovered.
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Penilcntiary Wagon Oycrlurned.

wItl Justin Dudley handling the
roin', Guards Burt and Hilton were
returning from the city Go the peul-
Tertiary with four prisoners lsto ygsttT-
day afternoon, aui when approaching
tine poOrisrm the horses started on q
q nfrak.nUu- speed, An cN0ttt g.
bring tue team 90 % hllt rruyrI iguIl-
less, the warIp was overturned auI 900
The occupants were julkud uua inr
.u'y one nuft was q prisoner uangG
Gr1rsc HIiloT and, fortunately, als
Iuluupa wyrr not serious. lhe agu Itut
4a caused ~ ,uu breaking gg q UJrart.
..F.I.
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PuLApELrmA, May .s.-rhe trial
Of Hgmsu Ma igut, alias IL. p.
Holmes, alias Howard, on the charge
OF c0nspTiug 10 leiuud tho Fir1meaIs
Mutuul Life ASSOCIATION out Of $1,000
by the Imposition Of "a GORGE rs tHst az
Buuj. pruuiEsl WIS brought 90 a.
abrupt ending today when tbs rTisouur
pleaded guilty, Sentence was de-
fSrrtt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

Tus ebsDa between Warren Foster
no Popullsl otttlaud Attorney ABB.
.siler, Will como OH tomorrow Is tho
.oruor ~ Third South and Wet Tenn
.l-, "a, s'l5 V,m. Tue question Tor sis-
QUESTION T.! "Rosolved, that the con-
,tIutlon should be rejected" Mr.. Eos.
Ter viii affirm with u torty-hya miu.
uiuz speech aud close with fifteen min
uteR. Mi. Elder has Oue hour.
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Police Court Affairs.

Only routine business was transacted
la the police court before Justice
smith tolay. Al this ioren'9u'a see.
sion three plain DRINKS promised to
maintain their sober senses hereafter
and on the strength Of that Representa-.
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nErunLIoAN CONVENTION.
sherman for Nine 'ilism HHssd o.
international Agreement,

ZANEymEE, o., May 2s.--rho Re.
publican s,aio convention was called
90 order OF 4 pm, by Col, Joseph e..
Bonner chairman OF the slate COM
mittce. CUL Bluuer reviewed tue last
two state campaigns NJ come length,
aud thun inlf0luCel senator sherman
ns TEMPORARY chairman, who spoke /
fgvoF OF protective taTitl aud against
the free coinage Of silver nt tue OH
rattle, hut In favor Ui bimelAllic cur.
reuny babed on an Internal agreement
~ accordance with the market valuus
OF gold anu silver,
On the arrival Of the delegations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

ErsOM May gs.-rhs wood cole
race wr Two year Oils was won 10y
Sorpontino; Cuuow Chimes guCIuai
EHtuddi.d thltI, rue Epson pla.g
was won by WUgchrstaf; 5auchy
Pauaza second; Arcane IhJd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

LlEylI cry, Mi, Mag 25.-LacgJ
Henson lguiuruIl under sentence of
Heath for the murIcI three months
ago, % Daniel Il. Shea, was hanged by
lyughuss 90 ] O'clock this morning.
HensOu'' isiEuoi insanity was tU huyo
boon Investigated today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

NEw York, May gs.-A special u
the Hsrad iron Valparaiso tHi.U,
HayF.
The 1l.l authorizing loan OF g. .NI,.
gyJ a passed both houses % Csugstss.
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Probate

Estate Of Mary &. Wuil0cy, de-
ceased. Hearing ON petition Tor letters
OF administration. Horace e.. whit.
nuy appointed administrator on ding
a BOND Of $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

Tho grand lu,y filed into judge
BNfc1's division ut the rBirI di..,i1t
c3Hrtsn1rtIy after ~ o'clock this mora.
Log aud made uuo.hrr ropor, Ihcy
ft.uraui ak indictments under the
laws % tau lHu,.fy saI lures under
the Uultyd States statutes.
AHUAiGSED.
The following defendant. were ~.
rniguct th'. afternoons
q. Is. " wm. Nsh'se and Daley
Smith, t1rnirNu.n. Tue defendants
uud suuy aul sguteucc was trs Tor
May Ilt.
w.. W. Auu.s Mason ani ". ].
JnrgguHuu, n4ullrv, 900 Y.H.I Oh tue
"lft int Irul waived by Defendant
,gf tHH terra,
People Va Joseph Hodge,. assault
with iulcuI etc., 60 pluAl ON Ihu gJ.h
lHra
rnaiov W John c. Cannon, forsssy;
90 plead Nsy goa.
People ys ru1a Murphy, alias Thls.
j. Ql.uu, burgIagyi o. plead On May
-HiU.
rr0p.evs shairach Green aud Julius
EuchsYu, hgusnbicakiug; 90 plead Uu
M1y .ItH.
CHANGED TuW FLEA,
Henry stewart auI Raymond Cur.
H., VINO mai DO ylIusly ont afuI Yira
1i uHi gully 90 charge 5' burglary,
now withdrew that pluI, AMI bY rl.-
sent 90 tho prosecution plead guilty.
10 h1ufrufuAkluE, They were ordered
Cd Ia o. o.
luugy.
The defendants were Indicted by the
grand Jury Tor i0fulb.y catering tho
store room Of h. a. Eafllry, on
December nm, 1894.
DECISION uIFEEHED.
In the case OF the People W. George
a, Drylu, ga which yesterday mo.
tluu Tor new trill was argued and
tuumlttud, the court announced this
morning mat hu would render his
decision ca Friday mJrnlug. Tue
defendant was recently convicted ui
violent assault upon"ludInu Tommy"
at Io0rIU.
oN uEu pwN Wg. uSIEASgE5.
Tue case VI Nellie D,vs, convicted
NJ having enticcd Edi,n Karen,
| daughter 90 LuuI's city magshai, iutI u
/ house of illzihme, ioTn an unlawful pur.
| pltc, was called uV, A new lual lay-
INK bUon granted recently, Assistant
District Attorney Richards now iu-
formed the court that % the defendant
insisted upon new trial sho might bs
released upon her own recosuizlncus.
THE upLEwul FAIR.
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HonHEHs CAPTUHED.

The Leader ~ the Gang Furns 0ut 60
Br - Woman,
AVA, No., May 2S.-Sbarin Han
cock, with his posse, captured the rob
here who held up A, r. rurury, store
keoper NJ Rome, this county, onr night
last week, aud arrived here with them
last night. ThOy were captured near
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Cpy-IAaIwmr, Nsy -s.-uuglulh
Bees ..H.uu 600 30 .f.Is.
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ty, lp untlhe The msasrn cfa
reached the oil hom s.eiI about lU
O'clock. Before they could tyrak,
Me, lIruIHy Wlouu "lVaIt iF Deaf.
my poor boy iH IrHH,n vrusiuE urf
hands aud W. piuR bitterly. The m -
gUrgofs in'..msI her % TIE cftc4.
Illness of her -Iu, .ui thua afforded
her slight comfort.
Upon receiving the news OF the sue.
retAry'H ipn.h, another messenger was
dispatched 10 lsUcsylIIr.
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT
SrHiSuFurLD, H., May gs.-Botb
houses li the lc gIHIntuts today uunuim.
uuHly adopted resolutions drplYiiug tue
3cu.h Oi Secretary G.utham, uduiug
that bic life has taught the young mnl,
mood OF America the possibilities
which lie in p.uca, ambition, dotor.
miuHtl1n and nouusty, and that iu bis
death "the cause OF free government
has lost one NJ IT. best champions and
the state oi Illinois one Of IT, n0blost
Cltlzens.D
ESULifu COMMENT
LoNDoS, May gs.-rhe news Of Ia,
death ui tbs secretary OF state Of the
United States wBs received with every
mark Ui sympathy nt tho United States
embassy uYi the kItl'h iUfUlFu flee.
aust OF the n.Wspa Yufs today PRINT
tue rCws without gItiDfIsl comment
Tho So JaUlgs Ggsgfsl however
sHyf.
"Alr GrcHham ondUsvosri 20 pre-.
Hufvu friendly relations with al lryigu
c.unifilu, ESPECIALLY with Ingluuui
uud bis Wisu sialutmauHhip upon more
than one occasion offended the sulua ,'
cagleism Of Yankee polilIcigua."
rKEIDENr's rEyCLANAItJS.
NAautsuToN, -. O., May -s.-rag
ptl'iUvu' TO-DAY issued the following
proclamation:
"Wultcr q. Grr.mm, fccroialy 8l
fiaio % the UuitrI state, iH deaf
Tbs President, lu mn.luE tnls 4Istfo--.
iug announcement @ uIs follow Cuuu.
trymuu. speaks from tho depths OF pHr.
aunnl iilliCtiBu 10 remind iNUm thpl
thoy to- have Lost % .uIU .Uu gr.t
public servant a brave RuI IU.r. t.g
auufI'nu OF al thulr right ua inter
UstHi .uly and loyal Au.IH 10 aHH
u.EunttuuH HII luy.uIr Au. a HuIt
85.c expression U. lsNa I.
TgavrmeHt Guu. tnst I4.
diplomatic representatives il U
foreign counties IfpHy the flag
over thuIf rmuaHiul aud ltEsUJu.
nc bali mast for ton uayp, aud that fDl
uko pyr.UI tho flag OF the United
States be- displayed st half mas. ut u!
tue iUTla uud military posts uul At ell
naval stations uuu 90 vessels OF tht
UuilHd satcs. ! further order that on
the day OF the funeral the cEvuutiy,
departments iu the Guy " Washing
ton bH closed, and that ON all public
buildings Throughout tho United stat,l
the uaU0uM fag BIO displayed ~ ball
mast GROVER CLLvLLAND"
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uuddui,t rompIo In tho unttsd states

So. IHANg..g1, May -s.-rr.iy. .sE
maxwell apumuiyli,, 70. aIypss.spy
(tuv at OF whiting aUl engraving ON
rtuuel ia The uuiytu.'y 90 leuubIl.
vaula, arrived hero on the China from
dll, slam aui other oriental cluu.
tTius, which ut ha0 boon visiting more
than year Amuug tho curuH that
hu has brought back h complete
Buddhist temple, which ls will rri up
IN his native city Of PhllAJrlullu. The
temple ID UqnlppUd with "a giant statue
VI Buddha Gud u great uumUuF OF
smaller stutues, There are als0, ns the
professor says, several "prayiug ma.
chimes, " bells, sacred towels, uud more
than atty kappmUuOa Or lesser gDus.
There In also great alinraUOut which
n u trazcn lOtus, from which peep gods
Of various degrees.
Altogether the professor has nix tons
n the temple aud Ne Hcu1uttemrntB,
10 har BEEN shipped ia bond, aud viii
DO sent directly To Philadelphia, where
n will occupy the unique potitiOn Of
boing thoouly Buddhist temple In the
United States,
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Tobacco Drawing IN California.

san FRANCISCO, May gs.-rhr
tobacco growing Industry iu ihs tale
Do ubHutt4 undergo wuyu 90 ptJs.
pyTi,y, according 90 J.. ID. Culp, a
prominent tobacco grower % -auia
Clara valley, lie claims that Cali.
fuTnia DO bound 90 tuc1mo one OF the
hest tobacco producing states iu the
Union Recently hU brought tins mat.
tor 10 the attention Of Too committee
on new Industries OF the manufacturers
and pTuuuUer' urHlciAtiUu. MuHrfF.
ssubeTr, pl.gymln. L0wls aud Sultan
have been appointed "a CDmmittuu 90
interview local manufacturer and
ascertain what can Goo dsgo o. develop
thU Industry,
MI. Culp says be- is already making
blk shipments no leaf tIuau'U o. cast.
efu manufacturer. SIme time ago
au English syndicate Offered him
!aln,UJl i1f his plunI and mulugi OF
guuus.
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RECEIVERSHIP CASE.
ny Inc U. A. RLoEHEnslolGiN.
The ORD r I,urd b. JI4gs ra1h1ru-
Various Conditions aud L.mi.
tliiUni.

SEATTLE. May .s.-THo Ots5n
suori L.lr and U,uh Northern la,i.
way, or ouch portion Of chat system as
lies si,lln the jurisdiction % tho
Eighth Circuit UnuyI staios rlu'ii
viii DO iaa.r over by tno rs0.!vsf. .,
the Union Pacific 90 J. 81. EEan, tuo
receiver ram.d by JuIrrGIusfl OF the
ninth uIlgai, s0us tmf aEg. Ntr
lmuufar ui Doc ma4a wish como lIui.
,a.inus aHJ conditions uauvl lg
Judge S,laOrn today when ut
grIcr vaz landed down. iEr
court orders Ilr transfer ai tho Toe
perry from tho receivers of ihy uuiIu
Pacific TO tue fuHiyyf appointed by
Judge Gilbert un the payment 10y iHr
American Loan g. rrust company No
the Interest On tHr nnt mDftgugn a" To-
which brram duo February ID l.'',
aud iuttTrs, nu tuat intufUiI, With sue
provision that tHu new receiver she'll
Iay gll the Huu .Iuuut iatlrtat .ailTs
ius On the nI-y mortgage bonds us tuu
Same becomes uuH, nod % he falls
Hust Immediately HuffuugUf poe
ur.sigu OF the property 10 Ibo present
receivers.
Judge sanbofu declines 20 make any
provision ga hiB order othuf tunu that
contained u Judge G.I1uus order
with rg.ufuuCr 90 the Issuance Of
receivers uufuflcntps. Tho amount n'
interest uuc ON February lot was Siiit-
UII.
rlmila- applications will be- maie To-
sau Francisco aud Portland i1f the
PORTIONS 0f ,u8 road iu OLDER circuits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

BuRwSDuAv. May -s.=Cas Coll.
smith So. Hewitt ulci llal evening,
no was Duu OF INC most distinguished
cll1eus boo tHu a.atr. lie was born il
this county on yuats ago nul served "a
both branches OF tho state legislature
anu four sessions Df Congress ueElu-
ming with tue lHr.y.i8unh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28
THE LEGAL LEXICON.
Another Batch Of Indictments Re.
turned Today
TWO PRISONERS CHANGE A PLEA.


Tho grand luy filed into judge
Barcb's division OF thc rBlrI di,t,iot
c9Hrtsn1rtly after ~ o'clock this mora.
log aud made uuo.hrt report. Ihcy
fl.uraui Ok indictments under the
laws % tuu lnuI..5y anI tlreo under
tbc uultyd States statutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

Riley HOlrwllz, WHO on Saturday
plead gully 90 buggIguEing IsUm's
secondhand store, came ~ Tor sen-
lunce, but puulshm fut wsB deferred
until Saturday m0rUlu.,
The trial of Nc. Clara BJiawitX,w
hpI previously plcsi u1i guilty tptle
Hnmu change, was But for tomorrow
mJlulug,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

Toe iuagTAl services over tbs re-
mains 0. the late Secretary Gresham
WI. ls conducted In the east room Of
We Waite House tomorrow a. 10
't.9gk An the executive depart.
mInh viii bB closed that day under
executive order. Tue body will lie In
salp OIL morning aud leave Washing
Na.or Chicago AZ pm.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-19

on Elm street many distinguished men of the nation, and had done much to identify his name most honorably and consplouously with the history of New Haven, He had travelled extensively in this country and in the old world, and among his journeys perhaps none was more fraught with interest to him than a journey he made to the southern state where he was received with distin- gulshed attention and honors. The in- vention of the cotton gin by his father had resulted in vastly developing and enriching the cotton states, As said President Andrews of Brown university in his history of the United States recently published, the inven- ton of the cotton gin had an immense effect in deciding and molding the his- tory not only of the entire south, but of the whole nation, MT. Whitney, the younger, the subject of this sketch, had, we believe, the original model of the cotton gin in his possession. He was the possessor of many valuable relics, and was deeply interested in historical matters and had been for years one of the leading men of the New Haven Colony Historical society.
 He leaves a widow, a son, Eli, and a daughter Miss Henrietta, who was with her father at the time of his death. The remains will be brought to the late residence in this city at 29 Elm street.