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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-10
THOUSAND DOLLAR DAMAGE
Demanded From the Utah Central
RlllWay
For the Alleged seizure Of rrapsrty
aud neisntion Of tb. Same Tor
halfway Purposes.

william Roach began suit In th e
Third district coufI this afternoon
sgain,, tue Utah Central Railway
company and James McGTegor and
Clarence Cary, receiver. Tor $1,000
damages, costs Of sult aud attorneys
fee.
Mt. Roach Gays that In 1858 he owned
land In township 1 south. sangs Q east,
that was seiErd for the use OF tho Salt
Lake aud Eastern railway. The said
seizure was unlawiul, he says, aud In
that manner was maintained by the
railway. Later tho Salt Lake a
Esstsrn, Salt Lake a For, Douglas,
aud Utah Western railways were con
solidated NJ the Utah Central Railway
company, Of when latter organization
McGregnr and Cary are receivers.
Such officers, the plaintin says, still
fetain the hold, Tor the Utah Central
railway, Of bis land. For this he asks
that 5000 be awarded him, with q
further $500 for rent for tho land for
Their period named, and for such other
relief NJ the court deems just.
The plalntiti's attorneys arc Daniel
Harrington ami IL. q. Edwards.
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L,b.rty nell nt Atlanta.

ATLANTA, c., Oct. 0.-rhe ovation
which Atiapia gave the liberty bell on
IL arrival yesterday wa, unprectdsnt-
ed In tue history oi tho precious, old
relic. 1t was followed by another
even more imposing, u less epontan-
eous, this morning, when 10 was for.
mally received anu Installed at the
exposition grounds. Members % tho
Philadelphia delegation, with the At
lAula committee, were escorted to Ia r
iAir grounds by the militia. The bell
was drawn by six handsome grey
horses. Tue crowd was ~ dense that
1t took the efforts Of the entire exposl.
ton police 10 keep tho roadway open.
Whenever the hell appeared there was
a scream OF delight from thousands OF
children.
The bell was formally received by
Mayor King, whoss address was rs-
sponded TO by Mayor warwick, Of
Philadelphia.
Glimer's baud played the Star Span
glel Banner, after which Governor
Atkinson welcomed the boll In bshali
OF tue state. He was followed by
President Collier, representing this OK.
position company. Then Gilmer's
band gave Dixie and tho Atlanta at
tilleIy fired q salute Of thirteen guns.
The school children were then per.
miited 20 pass by the hell aud touch II,
which concluded tho lays program.
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IT WAS TOMS ROPE,
Because lie Stole 1t Four Years Age
and Paid the Penalty for
SO Doing.

He was dead broke = had Just
emerged from isil, aud was longing
for drink Of whisky.
"How shall get il?" qusried Tom
King, the notorious drunk.
"Ob, ISs," said he, and grssping
tho silustion At glence, Tom seized
long r,pp taat was hanging In tn, Jail
yard, and placing It uador his arm.
inside OF vita II.
"Hill on there" said tho ever
watchful Tailor. "WhOfe are you 10.
ing with that roper"
Nw-o.l-l, guess ips mine" said
Tom, sOmowb hat surprised.
"how Is tnatg" tbs tailor asked.
"C0's that's rope | stole four ysars
ago, aud paii the penalty for stealing
IL, to-, answered Tom proudly.
But II was 10 use, possession 10 nine
points Of the law, aud as II had been
used In the jail yard for four years,
Tom had Loaf all claim 10 II, 90 no
dropped II and trudgou on, ooLoooting
all tue while soLle other scheme with
which to get TINT much-needsd drink
Of whisky,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-10
THE SULTAN'S REPLY
Not Satisfactory to The Representa-
lives Of The Powers.
BRITISH wARsures THREATENING.
Reports Of New Horrors May 10 TX.
peoled from the Interior Of
Armenia.

CossTASTiSorLE, Oct 10. - Late
today 1t became known that the
Turkish government had finally pre-
scented TO the ENJOYS OF the sir powers
afcply to their collective nste on the
subject Of The recent disturbances here.
The reply 10 not satisfactory 10 the am.
bsssAdor,.
The Porte, 10 its answer, enumet.
G,ed the measures taken 10 preserve
order and declared the musselmani
were not the aggressors In the recent
rioting, but on tho contrary, the Ar
tnenians killed inofiensivo mussel-
mans. Tbs Turkish government
added that Nc soon as thu Armenian
refugees would leave tho churches IN
which they sought refuge, tho uOfmsl
aspect Of the CITY viii bs RESTORED. IL
dunits order ng that no food DO sup
piled TO the refugees 10 the churches and
urgcs the Ambassadors TO atsiat IN TO-
ri0fing order, claiming tnas Armenian
ngitatots arc Intriguing to cause hesn
disturbances. lhu noto concludes
with an assertion that the govofnm at
ID about TO open an inquiry into the
recent riDting with Wow VI discover
lag the gully psrtioe.
Tno SIX ambassadors met today TO
consider what thAii be donp iufthsf. Ii
u expected the dfagomAus OF different
embassies will assist tue Turkish tili.
ciala In clearing the vlcinities OF tire
Armenian churches Of riotors iuietting
them anu installing the refugees In
their homes. fhs sultan continuot 70
be greatly DISTURBED by the presence oi
the British leet on the leland OF
Lemnos, aud nas sent azaiu ~ the
ombassAdor OF Great Britain TO AK for
tue wilnufawai VI British warsuips.
Sir Phihp Curfie, 10 IL understood,
persists IA ais refusal tU recommend the
Withdrawal Of tue squadron.
Advices from TFooiEDnd, Armonli,
confirm tue report Of the massacre o,
the Armenlans, A general panic
prevails In that city. Toe number o!
kiliei IL not known.
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Mantle, and also factories for making
acids which ut present are all Imported.
American capital Ia bshint tbis impor.
taut undertaking.
The ri.e Ia government ak per coat
gold bonds In Europe to within = per
cent OF par, causes tho prgss TO eulosizr
the tuccessiui administration Of the
finance department by Minister Lin.
antout.
There Ia n steady demand from
Europe for the now ave per cent silver
bonds, which are great favofltes with
European Investor. They arc today
quoted ut 50. Mrxto CITY per oent
bonds are ~ SO. Lieut.. Dgyef, mill
tary attaohe OF the intel States lcga.
ton, has reported TO Mlniator Ransom
on the negro colonists IN Northern
Mexico, stating that there are 1O7
negroes at Eagle Pass and II will Gus.
S2b, 900 TO return them 10 their old
homes. The negroes at TAhuilo were
housed exactly ~ tn native poems aud
wero treated the same, but dlsosses
Ia xpliCablo TO them and 70 tho
Mexicans broke out among them sud
~ diei. Tho negroes He'd, but many
lied nj tho ifOuiier paints Of small
pox. The experiment was uniottunsto
la its results, but no attempt was made
10 msltfeat them. They proved much
better lsbotofs In the cotton fields than
were the peons. on total OF s25
negro colonists the Whereabouts Of $50
remain unAnown.
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SUED The RAILROAD.
The Train Ran Too Fast IN Tho
City,
SAY TUE PLAINTIFFS IN 7uR CASE,
Causing Injury TO Properly aud Per-
sou, for Which Damages
Are Asked.

Tn. a,eatgall I,akaand IA, an,tos.
Railway ma. n eounle ~ Iawsn,,. an
hand. rl.n,es In ~ : Commi..,one,
samms,,. = u,, Ina, niybt rhe ba,,.
Of tb,,ult. for tho damage a.ke, IA an
au,g Al v,olatIon n, In, eity ordinance,
ptobibltlny trsIna from beipy run fas,.r
,ban ,ivht mii.. mn, bsu, within IN.
~. ,,..,.,. ,r,.t. H., =, .,,.,,I..
wy ""is' in" "e" "o' pa'"e"A'
iuioreat 70 tho inhAblisnis OF thnt part
Of the city travefssd by the railways,
for xh,th., ar M, tho train "a. run.
,..-,....
"'"k wv So ." "s PA''ou'A, '"'''u.e'
u u ceitiin that on other railways thv
city ordinance is violated daily.
no ,.. ,,o s,,,. nt.d nm.
-, -,
u eh'ilieu IhOfn' d' murray w the
Great Salt Lake AMI Hot Springs
fallsay,s In thl.it IL allsgcd that on
th.b,h 10, a, a.,t.,,h., isas a..
" ''p''''' 49, '"e
p'''h''n was 'ne owner OF Nehiv'e o'
buggy valued At $50, and n 20, Of har-
ness valued AT sl5; aud on snid date.
vt,. q, ..,t ,t.t,,,, = "a,
$3.50"
ing In SAID vehicle drawn ~ horse
which sho was driving along on Third
Wet, between + rat and second North
So. a.t,I.. -, .,,,. 80
1853 .',"'' WV" 'uo uv'e"
1AnI, It's agents anu servants, ulsre-
gATding their duty, carelesaly aud
n.vli,entIy ran and MANAGED an, ..td
-, H.. -, -
49,, - 'osy,no'',v :" ,',.'.,,.
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WAsHISGTos, Oet.l0.-Judge Brad
ley Of the District supreme court today
ordered the discharge from custody Of
Captain Geo. A. Armes, arrested on
order Of LieulenAni-Gsnofal hehofrld,
Just before the lattef's retirement from
the command Of tho army, for having
written him an Insulting letter. Judge
bradley characterized ths action Of the
lat. general as unlawful. tytannioAl
and cAprloious. This Judge advocate
generals office Of the war department
has determined TO take an appeal from
the decision Of Judge Bradley. This
will carry the matter 80 tue court VI
appeals In the District Of Columbia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-10

The general appropriation act pfi.
vides thut tho agricultural lanJs sur
veyed lhereunder must DO upon the
application OF settlers. Provision l. also
MADE for surveys, upon the application
OF the respective governors Ia Idaho,
Montana, WAshingtop, South Dakota,
Nortn Dakota, w oming aud Utah,to
ratisfaction Of tho public land grants
made by tue several enabling acts,
There l. also m additional hppropria.
tion OF 100000 for surveys within land
grant ilinis OF railroads 70 which
grants OF land have been made by
Congress, In order to carry out the pur'
po.gs OF the laws Ia relation thereto.
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The Announcement rhst SHE TIA. Got
Diysrrs cause. surprise.


NEW YoRK, Oc'. 10.-The an.
nounoemont that Me-. Amelie Rives
Chanlor has secured = uivircs from
her husband, John Atm,trjng Chan.
Ter, has caused genuine surprise In
this oily, whore sbD was well Known.
IL has never been iniifn tied that che
did not live happily with her husband.
Mae years ago sho wAs tho nj 1st talked
about person Ia this county, the
Preaident OF the Uniiol States hardly
excepted.
1, was In April, 1885. that Lippln.
cOtps Mage Eine puDlishei The q Ok
or the Dead, AMI, ~ the name under
the title Of this novel ettr was Am ,lie
Rivts,nl the worlI stIsightwny wanted
to know VINO che was.
When II cane out that she was
young woman, loss THAI % vsats OF
age, the daughter OF proud Virginia
family, brought up In n q iiet, country
place, there was univefusl aniazsment.
IL was the story oi ayoung widow,
Barbara Pomiret, aud OF her mental
writhings between her love TOT her
dead husband aud her love for real
live love-, Of great enthusiasm aaJ q
| delightful How Of laDgu sc Il kis'rr.
A few mo.ths after tho appearance
OF tbs book came tue announce
ment that Mia llivO1 was 10 marry
John Armstrong ChAn or, one OF the
rich great grandchildren OF John
Jacob Astor. Aud then II was die
| covered that the hero OF The Quick
| or the Dead bore q strong resemblance
10 lyoung Mi. Chanltr--io quois from
the picturesque description OF thebjOs.
Between tho publication OF The q alex
or the Dead, and The Witness u tue
| sun che married.. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Chanler went abroad. Gradually the
excitement about her died out.
Mr. and Mrs. Chanlsr Travelled
about Europs. Ha ruiufno 20 further
o scheme for sending picked American
| art students al. pau tor study. snu
did not come back until last January.
| After short stay In New YORK she
vent down 81 her fathers house,
where her husband Joined her. Then
she Travelled IN search Of health
through the far wost. Mt. Chanluf
was IN New York this last SUNNI .
aud two mouths ago went 10 ! nth
Carolina, where he has Undertaken
SONIC extensive enterprises. Hs lea
man uf great force OF character, q
desplser OF idlenetp, nerves highly
strung, bent on accomplishing muen In
tue world. IL There 10 anything In tho
theory that a successful marriage rests
upon a union VI balancing tempera.
monts the caaatn Of this divorce are
easy TO see.
Az the last report Mrs. Chanler
was st her fatner's home. leading the
life Of her yirlhoOd In the house anu
tho surroundings aho has 40 often ~
well described In her story. Sue has
no children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-10

WAsruNOrOS, Ocl. lO.-.The French
embassy has received from the inter.
national wlnu exposition at Bordeaux,
France, the second bulletin ON tho
wine production OF the world. 1 makes
tue surprising abatement thai the Unit
cd States Il fflocuth In Importance
potugal, Grfmsny, Austfi Hungary,
Russia, Swu2 'tlanj, Turkey, seryia,
Greece, Ruumauia, Argentine, Chill,
toe United Slales, Brazil, Au,tfalia,
Cape Of Good Hops and a few Others
producing only a very little.
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The New. Of the Faii Of nadsusscar's
capital Confirmed,

the NeNHo ~ tnN teAl OF unNaNhhfHt :
capital Confirmed,
PANS Oct. lO.-Tho minister Of war,
General SeurllndeD, received a dispatch
from Moianv TO-DAY confirming ,henews
OF the capture Of AutanauAtivo, the
capital OF Madagascar. by the French
force under sOmmand OF General Du
Chosne.
The official dispatch says that after
brilliant action a ntananariv0 was oc-
cupied September 30. Peace negolli-
tons with tho Hlvas were opened the
next day and successfully concluded
tue same evening by the terms agreed
upon, Butject 10 the ratification OF the
French government. usneful Met
hingcr. second Ia command Of the
French forces, was appointed governor
OF AnianauafiVo.
President Fauro sent tho following
cable mu'sAgo 10 General Dl Chesnei
"In tue name OF all France, the
government c9ngfatulstes you, your
filcera aud men. Your Admirable
tfoots have all deserved well ot tho
o uDtry. France thanks you for tue
service y u nave rendered her AMI Tor
the great example you have given.
You HAYS proved that there arc no
psflls or obstacles which cannot be fe.
moved by method, courage aud cool
uusr.
"You arc appointed grand officer Of
the legion Of honor.
"F0fwAfd the names without delay
OF those IN y ur command for rewards,
and tho government will propose 10
patliameut tnat medal he struck for
distribution to your tfoops.r
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MEXICAN nArTEax
Religious Dtscora n NJ q uar.
ricaae-siiyer nonds In DemanI.

CIlY OF MEXICO. Oct. l0.-when
Interviewed by an Associated Press
reporter on the project originally
formed by the Protestant missionaries
10 carry on crusade against thu
alteration Of the Virgin OF Guadalupe,
Archbishop Chapells OF santa Fs, N.
NJ, said:
~ will he delighted TO hear that the
project has been abandoned. IL would
have been great mistake on The 90.
chsion OF festiyity which psrtAkos
LARGELY Of a national character TO SOUND
such offensive discard, The cause OF iu-
ternAtionnl amiiy would undoubtedly
have lost by tho crusade AMI what
would the Protestant ministers from
their point Of Wow have gaineds Just
nothing. They would have convinced
nobody. No, II would have bsen n
mi.,Asu, a sad mistake"
Tno Union Iron Works OF San
Ffauolaco has taken the contract ior
installation OF a large amount OF ms.
chinpFy for gold MINI bslonging ~
Vim. Landau.
An efior, Is being made In Congress
10 secure On extension Of time OF the
concession for building arallway along
the Mexican side Of the Rio Granlo
anu II will likely succeed, as tue gov
ornment will require that BOND DO
given, which the Chicago capitalists
are willing to furnish.
The police anu IN iiclal authorities
nj 6usdAlOupn announce that they Will
oompel the Catholics AID Pfotrstants
alike 10 respect the reform laws. Phi.
gflmf will no. bD allowed to carry Ie.
ligi0us bannrrs nor wear insignia In
public. IL tue missionaries dos 70 to
worHhip tho virgin Of duadaloupe by
means OF the circulation OF literature,
they will be amply protected, but tn
PrOtestantp, no more than the CathO.
lies, may orsanize religious demo nstrA-
tiona In public streets.
The hurricane nj MazAtlan did some
damage to shipping,
George |. Loop has received con-
crssion for the establishment OF two
factories In this country, one Ia the
federal district, for the mnnufa ctuie o.
gunpowder, smokelsss powder Ind dy-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-10

DALLAS, lea, Oct. iO.-rhe Florida
Athletic club will move ~ Arkansas
fjr Its health. Secretary Whoelock
and jos Neniig are 10 Austin ~ a..
tachsd witnesses before Travis county
grand jury.
Hor SPRINGS, Ara, Oct. l0.-Mayor
Waters and Attorney Marin returned
today from Dallas, where they secured
the Coiboti. Fitz'inmons hght for Hot
Syringe. The Dallas structure IN TO be-
moved here In Its entirety and the big
fight will be pulled oil al Whlttington
Patk, October 81. Corbotl will tram nj
Hot Springs and will arrive next
week. IL Is not definitely known yet
whether Fiiz,immons will come here
TO train, but probably he will.
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phhy Wtsthea anu hfeH ssoss
CoRsicAsA, Tex, Oct 9.-At $3.50
this Aiteru0Ol u terrific explosion &C.
Cured In the Meronaut's opera house,
where the Dsvii's Auctiol company
were preparing 81 play tonight A
iorcn OF stago workmen were engaged
IN feaiJ ualing the scenery anu other
wlss getting tue stage In shape. anu
Harry C0leridgc, master OF uan,potla-
ton hndmana.er OF the calcium Tx It's,
was teatiag ~ oylindeE Ihefe sfose
some uoubt ns to whether OF not II con-
talnod black gas, and = byslander sug-
gssted that he try II with match. lie
struck match anu touched 10 To tue
cylinder, anu tho explosion nj once
followed, wreokiug the scenery anu
tearing out two windows thlr1y feet
distant.
The noise was heard for many blocks
In very direction, ana In n lew me-
ments hui dreds ~ pople had o)ngrs-
gated. The curiosity anu horror OF the
crowd were fed from minute 70 minute
by blackenod anu injured men running
irantioslly out and u drug stores for
relief'from their nluries.
The stage presented q scene OF de-
vAstation, over which = cloud OF smoke
hung. The scenery lay around In di,-
orderly confusion, much OF II totally
wrecked. In tho left fly there wah a
hole ave feet square, through which
Arthur Sutherland had been blown
into the street. When the scenery WAS
removed anu the smokeAnd gas cleared
away, Harry Coleridge was found ly.
lug Ia = pool OF blood. He was disem-
boweleJ and one OF his legs blown gu.
tiroly OF.
Tho following 10 \ list OF the kille 1
and inIursdi Harry Coleridgv. killed.
Walter Moore property man OF the
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why she Prise Fighters were sam
tnonsd hsiore the GRAND Jary.


AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 3.-Li,tls doubt
10 expressed this morning by Corbetps
trainers, Manager brady, and the 10.
niaindsr of tho prize lighting crowd
that has been summoned hero 10 APP
pear before thu giaud Jury aud Hiyo
testimony that VIII enable the nnding
Of true bills against C0tbett anu FiIz.
simmons for arranging on Texas soil
"a fignt In violation OF tho common
law. fhe stale filiuiEls doubtless do
NOT care TO prosecute Sorbeit and Fila
simmons, ~, by getting cut indici-
meats against them, they Can scare
lhcm out Of tho slate aud hold the in-
dlclments over thuir heads TO keep
tnem out. II will relieve the state
from further contention In the courts
ia rebulting argument ~ to the un-
consLitutionslity OF the present law on
pine iighling.
some lawyers contend that the new
law cannot only be knocked out on
constitutional grounds, but tho federal
court viii, II appealed 10, graut IN in-
Junction rssira Mug Ia enforcement
against the Flofiua Athletic club, ON
the gIounds Of Infringement on vested
rights.
Toe grand Jury concluded with the
COtbslt training party nj l O'Clock To-
day, anu they will return 10 San An
touio this ait rnoOn. delaney alter
tho examination stated no knew no
more about the matter than ho cid DO.
fOre, but from the questions asked Il In
evident that Nh attempt will be made
70 iudiol CorbeIt and Fils.immons,
aud probably some member of tho
Florida Athletic club, tor arranging
the light on Texas soil.
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They are Retired.

At $50 last evening the dspossd nre-
men retired from the department aud
J. w. Barlow, Robert Byrnr, j. w.
Love and Reuben Slmpson were re-
taln,d TO MI their plaoss. Tho at
poinlments were made after consulia'
lion between the basfd and CLERK
Chalmofs. Coulson claimed that he
was not under tho jurisdiction OF the
board because no was not regular
member Of the department, but u
"sub" only,
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rmE L,Mrrn.s gA,Lr
A Prisoupr saId 10 be Innocent Though
anmd animal 10 nenih.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. TO- The Phil.
adelphia Democrat, n newspaper, re-
Gently received Information from
seattle, Wash, that n German
American, Henry Kramer, hal been
convlcied OF murder there and was
under sentence VI death, the oxecu.
ton TO take place on Nov. /.
The Philadelphia Democrat has been
advised by Trustworthy lawyers and
oiuznns that tue man IN innocent anu
that the lawyer appointed by the court
Tor his defense Ia largely 10 blame for
his conviction. IL iurthofancu q the
movement for the falief Of the con-
yioted man = meeting has bson called
Tor Saturday evening here IN the hall
VI the German society.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-10

MILWAUKEE, Wiz, oii. TO- Just
be'ofc tho resignation OF the former
Northern Pacific receivers were &C.
ceptod, n petition wss presented Asklus
Tor authority TO purchase certain lands
Ia Washington, and Judge jenkins
now hiss the petition uuder ndviar.
mont. Though died before the rssigaA-
tons were accepted, tho pstition
has not been given out up
to tho present time. II asks
lot, In substance, authority to
purchase lAnus between ths low
tide mark ana ths nigh tide mark
along the Pacific COST. The Northern
Pacific company considered that this
ian 4 was INCLUDED In the washiuglon
grant, but the urts hAVs Decided that
it 80. not aud n commission has been
appointed by the atats Of Washington,
to plat the lands ana u put them on
the market, though giving tho occu-
pants, u any, tho right 10 purchase II
~ application DO made within sixty
lays Of tue filing OF tue plais. The
pr pcfty, however, IL entirely Within
the Jurisdiction Of Judge Jenkins.
There B. also another petition which
has also been Withheld. The re-
ceivers ask for authority 20 make i'm
provements which will require an OK.
pendituru Of slaO,OO0. Part Of the
proposed Improvements 10 within the
Montana jurisl i,tioD.
Llvingstons nas also filed answer
obltoting to the granting u this petit.
tlon anu be- bases MS objections on the
ground that Judge Jenkins has no
Jurisdiction In the matter.
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Devils AuCtl n company, head badly
cut anu otherWie badly bruised. Ar.
thur Sutherland, LEGAL stage manager,
cut In face anj bruised. Bud Dibblcs,
coloted, blown through property.room
and badly hurt. Unknown ncgtn,
hand badly cut and seriously injured.
Alcus Mansel, hsnis badly cut ami
seriously hurt. Charles Bili, cllofod,
face injured and bruised. Roy Avery,
hand hurt ami bruised about face ami
body. Two little girl, members Of the
Devil's Auction company, more or lees
iniured,
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Lo.d sasE,iis'. A,,sor on nayard.

WAanISuTos, oct. o. - Extracts
from tue pamphlet printed by Lord
SAckvlile-West reviewing hiS diplo.
matte career In this country, which
GUIDED Ia his being summarily given
his passport, In tho isil OF 1855, after
tho publication OF the Murohison letter.
have attracted great attention here. IL
Ia thought perhaps Minister BayRfJ.
who was 30 severely scored In the
publication, msy ask this state depart.
ment TO make oJmplaint against
Lord Sackvilh- West. The latter,
although retired, IL on the pension list.