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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
: HUMAN HAND MYSTERY.


Police circles have been somewhat
agits;cd tor the last ioJty.eight hour,
over the discovery oi human hand
under ciscumatauce. altogether out VI
the ordinary. Particulars OF tho case
hrst reached the department! ON Sl,ur.
day evening.
II appen'a that on woiusgiay after
noon q little boy named Davis, who
resides with HE parents at No. 1871
east, Third South street, found In the
road directly ia front VI their hom.
a maud which gave evidence OF having
been severed from the body az lcust
several m0nths ug1. The ssyered mem.
TOR was taken IN the house aud Hcpt
Tor several days and then turned over
TO the police. 10 WIS uluanly OK.
Hmlned by Dr. D.lDy, city health
physiciani ami tue conclusion arrived
At that itH one dino belonged b "
lady. Whuahe was uui whether llvlug
OF dead So mystery That may tu
very uiIlicult o. -Ily5. 10 10 believed
from the condition Oi tue teudOus,
muscles and general appearance ul the
hani that It, owner was young
woman unaccustOmuI 10 hard work.
OF course tue discovery has suggested
numerous fumOfs as 60 "a probable
murder having been committed anu
Tire fact that tue ilud was 90 near To
Franklin avenue lends some 6tfougth
TO that idea, especially when cOnsId.
eroi with tue further fact that persons
reaidiug In the locality claim that for u
Considerable period past decidedly
bal aud peculiar 0d0r mas been notice.
able. IL was thought that perhap. the
boiy OF the woman might be- seoretei
there somewhere, but the police have
Jailed q locate 10 up to date.
AuOlhef ana more probable theory
has been advanced a. ~ how the hand
WAS severed from the bJIy. Il !B
mat some medical student obtaiued 1;
is-m C5rD ., Ierl Ila tfg.n an under
taking Establishment anu perhaps
from other pnysiOiaus, each Of whom
got portion OF this body ~ hl. pArtIc.
ulsTG snare TOT Decentralization purposes,
This view VI the CAsO IL borne out by
tue fact that the nails and flesh OF the
hngefs ~ to tbs tfst Joints ana tho
thumb are missing, while the body by
its general appearance Indicate that 1t
has been preserved" Ia alcohol for q
time. But why medical man shouli
nave disposed Of Il by throwing n into
the street unless that IL had not been
fully "ptgsetvoa" and WAS giving him
trouble, IL not known, Whatever the
facts may De-, itIs a case that calls for
complete investigation.
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GOOD SHOW OF CASH
a Handsome Real Cold Brick
Worth $4,000,
FROM NINE OWED BY UTAH MEN.
Output OF the Johnnie Mine-The Cen,
tennial Euroka's Fourth OF July
Gift TO Stockholders.

There was entrusted TO the Com
meroi'l National bank OF this city to-
day an article which would make even
n Zee silver eztremisrd eyes sparkle
wlthjoy Il he possessed IL. IL was olIy
a oficS-but (! was Of pure gold, inside
ami cut, and no mistake. Il weighs
i0fty'one pounds hvo and ono.ienth
ounces, and hiss market value OF
s5,DJl. the brick belongs 10 the Ster.
Hug mining company, composed OF
well known residents OF Salt Lake
CITY anu Chcne county. 70 ls the re-
euls Of tnirIeon Inys work nj tn
Johanie mine, owned by the com.
pany, aud located IN tho Montgomery
mining district, southwestern Nevada,
$50 close 10 tue state line," says a
siuckhUlder, "that from the mouth OF
tue mine Que can throw IA eJOno into
California" Naturally the COunle-
nhnces OF tho gentlemen who have IA
pucuniary Interest In the brick do not
ueat any resemblance 10 the traditional
"iaCe "a l0ug as "a tilulu."
Among the smiling maternity today
arc the stockholders vi tue CentouniaI
Eureka Mtning company. Tncy are
lus! ~ happy as the Bullion. B,cR men
eau be. lot they get Just 10 muUn "a
a share for u Fourth OF July gilt az
dO tho Others, although the hundred
thousand shares % tue Bullion. Beck
represent q more extensive interest,
ana call for sluD.UOD In the dividend
paid on Saturday. At the Centennial
Eurhka meeting tins morning tho al.
rectoTs declared an extra DIVIDEND
distinct from the regular usual pay.
monts-ot 81 per share. This $4,000
wIll 10 cut ~ Ihe shareholders 10 bring
them good cheer Tor Independence
Day, NJ they can celebrate It without
mlHk wings.
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promotion OF nnolhlf man was ali
ilght 90 far 90 hu Was concefup B..
Tue chief never failcl q snluts HIN.
Tic admitted THAI be hat sIsusl tuu
charges against Tho chief iut 1t wnl
under Misrepresentation. lir diin'l
know what there was iu tho charges 1T
81 aud attached bio signature 70 Them
simply IN order % got r,I o, tue men
who were U1thUfiug MIN,
Attorney Lipman-Ats you To the
hanit " bisring plpau .h. Cyllunls OF
which you know nDthing2
Mlluuss--i ava not.
Attorney Llpmau-But you signei
lhlB iJ0lianly without my knowledge
OF wnat you wore aoiuL9
Wiiuess (promplyl-Ycp, slr; dlj.
laauEltur) Aud I'il never dO IL
again.
Manning ihoa sAiI that when he
signed hiu name u was not u tho
ohargos al all bu, o. q separate shuUt VI
paper subsequently Attached to the
charges. Amos AiOfBtou had brought
u 10 him IN tho back OF the black.
smith shop. lie hat paid nothing
into tue fund Tor the ~ 5secution Of thu
case uOr did he intend b.
IHh NANeL ul Dltt lWu.
Charles r. Vail, superintendent u
hfu alarm, WA tue next witness. lie
SAID he had been mpmurt ~ the
department Tor tue last i've yeats, that
no was present nt the Waltner fire. Ia
his opinion tlO much water was used
10 cXtinguiehing the flame. Tue fire
might have been put out by the chem.
teal uuglun had 10 b0un possible 70
reach u. lie was also present Mt the
Rich IRE. The discard has eHls.ed In
the dupittmrit ever slucp the iugusur.
alton VI tue are suI police board.
He had heard the chief spgnk In
general terms against the using 81 too
much water at iircs anu caution tue
men accordingly. The unrest Ia the
department was very noticeable, and
II vas not an unusual thug iUs tho
men 10 be- seen whispering together In
little groups, iiil,d with fear anu Won
defing who the next victim iOrausppu.
slou or tiDchNF.u would be. Ia answer
10 Judge PJWsrs he said toe mon were
class Ia his opinion who c1ulI be
casiiy managed. They had been man
aged before without trouble und could
DO again " good judgment were used.
CommissiDnrr siDphUlB-TO Whist
special acts N the Chipl do you allFit.
ute tus dissaiisinctl0u among tho men?
Wituesg-Iho nluug OF uauniug's
place by "a new man, taking day oil
irlm The men ovoiy week and lot.
ting then have only one ~ twelve
days.
Vail said he had no trouble with the
chiui personally although ha hE1 been
closely assouistsd with him, Man
Mug was not strong enough, he sHid,
on hih return 10 have performed the
duties which would have GoyolyeI
upon h,m Ia his old place anu might
not DO now.
~ this point a recess wa1 taken un-
~ +, m,
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Lost nj. mnra-,nrn,d Wage.

CHICAGO, July l.-TeArs flowed
down the eunDurned cheeks OF Paul
Fischer Of sGa BurnaIdinO, Cal, ns he
told Captain Koch OF tho Harrison
street police station, how no lost SisO
IN gold-mOnty he had worked huTi
for Us section hand ON a railroad In
California. Fischer arrived In Chica.
10 yesterday. lie was on his way to
his old home III Ponusyiyania where
he expected 10 pay oil mortgage on
the home Of usngpd parents. Fischer
said he war met at tue depot by Ger.
man who showed him 10 u boarding
housH. Fiscngi told the stranger he
hal $3.50 IN twenty dollar gold pieces
In his satohel While Fischer went
out fOf u walk alter dinner some one
entered tho rom aud stole the money.
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The Chinese Loau.

New louH, July IA special to
the Head from ~. Petersburg sayf:
The Chimes legation here gives formal
denial 10 the fumor Of n break down
In the Negotiations for the Chiuoss
loan guaranteed by Russia. On the
contrary II 10 announced that these
negotiations will soon eliminate In a
satisfactory agr.omenl subject to Ger.
tain modlncluons.
A denial IL also made by tho loga.
ton OF the reported participation In
the loan by England and the United
Siate5. Thus statements are fully In
accordance with the Information
furnished iJm Russian diplomatic
sources.
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Triplets for tho Wallaces.

The homo OF Mr.. Rud Mrs. George b.
Wallace, No. 1858 Fern street, had it,
membeEshIp greatly augmented by the
advent u Iriplols on Saturday last.
The little strangers were u bright and
well formed trio, and their fond par
enis had great hopes concerning them,
bat one Of the girls-thoTe were two
died soon after birth. This REMAINING
one aud her little brother and mother
are DOING very we'll. The babes
weighed eigh. pounus, seven aud C
half aud five anu halI pounds re-pec.
lively, or u total Of twenIy-One pounip.
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TACOMA, wash, July 1.-The KRke
INDIANS OF AllskR. who mGssacred sBv-
eral whites during m outbreak In
1913 are again on tho war path be-
cause OF tue killing Of one OF their
bucks BY Wraugel Island Indian,
who also killed his wife, because sue
eloped with the kaEe Indian. Ths
kabns leFrnft some white traders had
lnsiigaled TO Hilling o. lGeir brave.
Tue kAkes TIidud the traders, secured
some whisky, became drunk anu killed
two whites.
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President Woodruff Better.

A private telegram received las,
evening from President Woodruff aud
party, dated Victoria, Brtlsh Colum.
oin, gave the pleasing intelligence that
the Presldenps health was much i'm.
proved, his difficulty Ia breathing
having disappeared as soon as he ap.
preached the sea level aud his Bblllty
10 sleep having teen Immediately ~.
stored. The Journey up to date had
been pleasant though hot ana dusty,
and all tue part" were In good health
and spirits. Tue intention was to start
for Alaska on the 10Th inst.
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Evening Lectures.

Tho following evening lectures will
10 given before tho summer schools
Tuesday evening, July ., at 5 p. M,
PresldBnt TElulEgs; subject, "Among
the Gsclers.' Thursday evening,
July IL, Or. John II. Park; subject,
"Some Inquiries Regarding the True
Liue nj Educational Development and
Improvements" wednesday evening,
July IL, DR.. Karl q. MEeser; subject,
"Ullimate Aims o' Education" Thur5.
day, evening, July 20, Hon. J. l..
RsWlins. Thursday evening, August
lot, Hon. Il. Il. Lewis, commissioner
Of schools; subject, "rhe Duty VI the
Teacher TO the State OF Utah."
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A Runaway Accident.

News has reached the city that =
serious accident occurred At Taylors-
willie last Wednesday morning by
which Mrs. Samuel Il. Bennion TO-
usivei fractured skull and broken
collar bone. Mrs. Ira Bennlon was
somewhat injured, though not seri-
ously. Her little daughter received T.
fractured collar bone and Thomas
Bic B, "a ola man, hs'. hig leg troken
below tue knee.
Tho horse began 10 run near At.
woUd'- lumber yard aud In turning the
corner at MerriOli's drug store coliued
with Mr.. Birch and threw the ladies
anu child from the buggy.
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Opening of Fifth East to Calders.

The Driving Park association and
citizens owning property Abutting.on
Fiith East street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth South streets have for tho
past two weeEs huu about fifteen men
and team, employed IN grading tho
stgeet 10 CaldeI's Farm. The work
has progressed as far rs the street was
closed ard tins road IL now open TO all.
IL Ia understood that the Driving Park
association or county will continue tho
grading to Twelfth South, which
when aprinkled, will make beautiful
Iriye from the city 10 CAlder's Park.
The object Of the association In OPEN
ing the road Ia TO have turnpike drive
iOr lOyem VI the race.
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nnrmon BLOCK Blaze.

The fire department made = speedy
run to the Harmon block on Second
South street ~ l0'ij today, an alarm
being sent in at that time on account
OF q blaze which burst forth from the
furnace AOOr. The engineer or furnace
msn had lalled 10 lit the dAmpur and
the flames 'ound their way cut At thu
front. Tn, apparatus was not used
anu there WBs NO loss.
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lor the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Ami.
mals, ful % ding the statements made
inat 10 ba1 d.iycn hsrsu to death ON
monday. June II. Ia m attempt TO
uhvo itom Newmarket to Cambridge
a DaoE, tWouty-ilX miles, within an
h0df. simus said he drove tho horse
ir IN Cambridge to the place where II
lleI, but not faster than walk. Croker
had Iett the horse at Cambridge to he
shoi and was not aware that Simms
drove the horse until sitter the animal's
death. blmms Ia trying 10 retain I'D.
ward II. Cauon, NJ. p, who prosecu,-
ed Oscar Wilde, 10 prosecute his libel
Buit.
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rho nepsris Of Preparations for War
Bstwsen Russis aud Japan.

NEw YORK, July IA special to
the Herald rom Berlin says. A MEM
Dor OF the dipll battle svryIce and n
close fti,nd Of nUc Bismarck Is re-
spOnsiOle for n i abatement that the
reports OF prepa1 atoms being on for un
outbreak OF hOtt lilies between Russia
and Japan hrc bite correct. lie Is Of
ths opinion than secret treaty Of alll-
anee has been concluded between
Great Britain AMI the Japanese gov
eminent. Serious complications are
anticipated In Europe, Asia aud Africa
owing to the Inconsistent policy pur-
sued by the German government.
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HAYPOLE ACCIDENT.
Michael MausS, Of Murray, Falls Forty
ieot aud Breaks leg.

This morning about : O'Clock, MI.
chael MHuss,R farmer who resides ON tho
Slate road, about mile south Of Muir.
Jay, was FeaEtaugins a haypO.s In his
stack yard, when from some cause or
other the whole appSrAlu. collapsed
while no was on the top. and no fell
with It a distance OF about forty feet.
When he was picked up 1t was found
that his right log was broken shout
two Inches above tho ankle, aud ho
was otherwise badly bruised. DR.,
Rsusohor was called TO attend the In
jured man, who Ia about - years VI
age, anu One OF the home missionaries
Of this Stake, and made him as easy as
the circumstances would admit Of.
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BasebalIists Disappointed.

The boys OF the Salt Lake CITY Rail.
road company were 20 have met tho
Union Pacific shop hands In u friend.
~ game OF BASEBALL on Saturday after
noon last, but for some unknown reA-
sou the latter failed to snow up. IL
the Union Pacific boys are not too
badly frightened the former club says
/. would DO pleased to meet them In
battle with plgskin and rosewood a.
their earliest convenience.
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de yanoliJ, and groups Of the friends
Of Peix9iU and late Admiral SslJanhh
da dAma gained In force Ia the streets,
allowing decidedly angry spirit.
These Rioups were finally disptrtod by
tho police.
The oiuua and theaiers are closed and
all hags alo placed ct bslf mast. IL has
been deeieod that the funeral shall be
public anl military Ia character.
One Of the leading papers In Rio 10
Janeifo deeply lamenis the death Of
Peixol0. Diners content themselves
With noilcos OF the death, adding that
II VIII eeuainly end the spirit Of oppo.
sition TO President Morass, as there Ia
now no leader Of the party Of which
PeixOto was the head.
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state Bank OF Utah. The rsnaon tina,
tue SCARS check had not been promptly
Geulsi.ed was that thn tank was "out
o.. the vay"Eomeu hat ani there wasno
orcas'yn iJr immediately banking IT,.
lilo often ClrtiUI bio own chccss q
week or ten uuys Without banking.
When be received tho check fr0m Mr.
7entg 10 fHplflrd the matter 10 tue
b Erd Mt tho next meeting.
jus before press tlmr recess was
taken tDalI1v C0nmusionrr stephens
TO consult with a couple Of clients who
lcsitcl lis aIvico On imgO. .ani Dusl-
uesP.
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Police Court.

Yesterday Chas. Woods, Hugh Kelly,
Gus Rieoher, John DEACON ana Geo.
Barlow were arrested for trespass; vii.
liam Rowe, John Kelly and John
Robinson for being drunk, and John
Doe for violating the bicycle ordinance.
Today III. NJ. Conway was arrested for
drunkenness and discharged. George
Reeves aud James McClusky, Uutcn.
ere, were arrested for stealing ride
and were each tned 81.
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Another Meeting Tonight.

This evening, At the b. OF l.. Il. hall,
the third and probably the last meet.
Ing OF the railroad men to further con.
slider Mr. Vroma MS project, Will be
held. The preliminary work OF can.
WASHING Tor subscriptions to the San
Diego, Pacific anu Eastern will then
DO completed.
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Simultaneous Combination.

THO nfo department had run ut Q
O'Clock this afternoon TO the rear Of the
premises OF cv-Couuiy Srlocimsn }. X.
Morris, n 1888 wgtl North Temple
effect, wLuie % pile yi mauure was on
hr'' The vIusu wac given 90 sp0utng.
o.u- combustion, There was no loss.
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DEEvER, Cole, July l.-Judgs Hal.
lot OF lhs u. ). District court, today
appointed n. II. DuBhem, receiver for
tho Colo ado Mining Exchange Build
Ing company on application Of tho
Mercantile Trust company VI New
York, which holds bonds for $3.50, 900,
secured by the Mining Exchange
building In this city. Under the TO.
ceiverahip ths business OF the mining
exchange viii not be- interrupted.
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serIousRaiirond Accident.

PITTsHuRu, July 1.-The Cumbor-
land accommodations on the II. a q
railrOsd ran into an open switch NJ
Lpughlin station near hers about mid
night and coliided with n switch Gu.
CINE. Harvey Louther, brakeman,
was Instantly killed. Flromsn Mo.
Both Of the accommodation was serl.
ou,ly Injured. A number OF passen.
gers were bruised or cut by broken
ulass
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PLIXOTO DEAD.
hr"Eirs sN'rTesidsnI Jsin. IgI. Eor-
ner Antagonist liza gsn,.

NEW YORK, July IA specisI Ia
inc HeTGfd itom BueuOs Ayres says:
Ihe report Of the death Of eX. President
ielkoto OF Brazil reached Rio de janet.
10 Saturday might. II mas been impos.
siDlo to get details before thi-, owing TO
tne distance from Rio do Janelro 10
PoixolO's home. w
Inc sx'presi1ent expected to leave
Ms home Tor Rio do Jaheiro when he
was attacked with the fatal disease. "A
combination oi bsri.bsri fsvor and
hlscess Of tue liver. He was ooma.oss
until his death. Physicians were NJ
once summoned from Rio Januiro To-
nnmohlm the body. Whom II arrived M
hlo do Janelro, howeve., 1t was In a
There was great excitement In Ria
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Agaius. deity Green.

New York, July - Surrogate
Fitzgerald has denied Mrs. Helly
Green's application for the removal OF
Henry A. Darling Ms executor OF the
will OF her father, Edward NJ. Robin.
son. The surrogate also denies mo-
ton 10 compel the executor to furnish
u security OF 100000.
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BRISTOL, July l.-Workmen are
plaoing pouloOns uudor the bow OF the
Defender. II Is expected sho will be
fiyated ut high lido lhis afternoon.
Owing 90 tho nnn.srTlval OF heavy
lumUer from Providence, tho pontoons
which were 10 assist In floating the De-
fender arc practically useless. An
effort will DO made AZ high tide TO pull
tho yacht oil.
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HELENA, July l,--Miss Frances
Eleanor Blaine, niece Of the late
james q. Blaine, was married here
today to Randolph THOMPSON, a cousin
OF Judge buck. Miss Blaine is the
daughter OF the late Major John Il,
Blaine u, Bt A,
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Ano.Am.rican steamship Go. Fails.

DENVER, Col, July 1.-The Rev. y.
~ Johnrion, pastor OF the church OF
the Rudosmer, announced last night
TO his congregation that the Afro
American steamship company had
gone ihio liquidation AMI that sub.
tofib~tg 70 tho iund tor n stenmahl n
line to Liberia could have their money
returned ca application. "Tho same
oourre," be said, "would he adopted
Wherever there wore euhscrlbsrp.D
Tho schtml was sprung over two
yeafs ago sod caught the fancy Of the
eolorod ftc0, who were assured that
they couh command the respect OF
the world n they once obtained a
footing on the seas. Mr.. Johnston now
says that tho trade has been monopo-
llEsd by white men. There " no way
OF estimating tho amount deposited by
tue Ambitions Alto. americans and IL
10 said, thoit - little hspe Of the fund
being reet1tei 10 the subscribers In out
OF the why places.
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TACOMA, Wash, July Tho Ia.
coma Land company has fioatod
SiiOOO,OOO Of bonds in PhiladuIpbIa
with which to purchase from the state
anu MI In for shipping, manufacturing
anu railroad puTposes the most imp0f.
tAnt part OF the Tacoma tide ilAtr. Tho
money VIII be- availabn az soon as tho
bonds can DO ishued aud tho Improve.
ments Will begin ut ones,
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nrLnAnIA ANn TURKEY.
Hosiilitiss Reported on tho nordsT,
she sIiuatisn herious.

LONDON, July LA dispatch FROM
Sofia says the situation ia serious, al
most amounting n state OF war
between Bulgaria aud Turkey.
News has been received at the Bul.
garlan capital that tive bands composed
Oi IS and 100 men respectively have
crossed tho Bulgarian frontier into
Turkish territory where they captured
two Turkish soldiers who were taken
across the ffontierto DubnitEA, Bul.
Raria, twenty-five mlles south Of SOMA.
One man was Noilnded.
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hi,itsIAt silver nay

TACOMA, Wasb., July l.-proL Dali
ana Dt. Blocker Oi the government
mineral Commission, now In AlAskp,
have discovered valuable nickel Ito
ltdgos at the head Of the Indian river
al q place called Silver bay.
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IIE ATTORNEY uENERAL's OPINION
COSTRADICTED.
ARTIluR G. BUTTS,
GEORGE W. GiBBJNs.
COULD non BEE nIM.

hrs. Buchanan arrived on the ttaiU
reaching here nj 1880 nnd was taken
10 the rtsidouCo OF tho pastor Of the
Presbyterian church. Warden Sage
sent her word that enc could not zee
tue prisoner When she arrived, the
Prison officials wore already preparing
him Tor tho electric chair,
Atll.li the witncFies wore called 10
the execution Chumbor. Electrician
Davis wts nj the switch board. la a
closed box was tho convict, who, upon
q sir was 20 tufn the switch.
Whun tue party was seated the elrr.
ircial gut n Dauk Of incnudosoent
lights on the chair and sent current
through them. There weTo ,7il volts
IN tho bank. When the current was
switched of tho warden and two
guards appeared 1T the door with DR..
buchanan. he wake IN without =
word aud took his seat. a. about
thirty seconds he was strapped, and In
forty seconds pronounced doad. A
voltage Of Lao was kept on four
seconds aud then reduced 70 fJrty volts
which was kept on ioriy seconds more.
II was tho quickest execution ever
seen At the prison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01

LONDON, July lathe opening OF
ths House OF Commons today tho par
ties changed sides In the house, the
ministeriRls going to the right OF tho
speaker and the liberals TO the left.