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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
A FIGHT FOR MONEY.
NtXICO and Guatemala Negotiating
About a Claim for Damages
10 CAMPS ON rnE FRONTIER.
Guatemala Looking TO the United States
to Step Ia as Arbitrator In
the Matter.

MEXICO CIry, Jano.--A desperate
eight DO On over sac auh,OHe.u
damage negotiations. Miguel rsf.ctli
MEXICAN, asa putiua III Tor .ijJ,ouD
iambgoa 10 logging camps on ,lo
soulh.ra frontier by tho Invading
Gualomalaus. 5cnor DE Leon, Guats.
malan envoy, hOldB that there arc
large discrepancies In tho Trrfueco
cain. These promise to DO pre-
limiusry hitch which It will take many
months TO settle. 10 ~ evident.
y the policy Of the Guatomalan
government 10 gain timu by raising
mulutuJinous questiuus o. block the
progress " the ease, ~ tho prospective
settlement is long way Ut B'th
sides UviuCe stubborn uiBp.HitIUu 10
carry their gyintf. Sgnur do Leon Do
constantly engaged ia UJIrospluIuucg
with StuUr LasA Y. Arikl, tins Huutu-
mtlAu representative at WuhiugiOni
presumably Locking 10 the Uuitcu
states ~ slUp Ia anu assume tbs role Of
arbitrator.
The latest known Instructions from
his government are ghat sire Guatc-
mnInn minister shall Iutsuo % uniform
~ pacific policy and the Jsug iuBlruc.
tious nru borne by Don Jagiut5 CastVi.
lAnoG, the new minister Ui Salvador u
Mexico.
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UNJUsrLY AIIACIlED.
Pref Pickering 81 Harvard Replies
60 ATS NFittcs,

Pref Pickering 81 Harvard Replies
60 ATS critics.
BOSTON. Jan. 0.-prof Il. @. Picker.
ing, director OF the Harvard College
observatory, In the forty .ninth annual
report Just issued, takes occasion 10 70.
ply 90 the criticisms made by 3. g.
Chandler ana published In the papers
last spring. These criticisms were
based on tho fact that erroneous photo
metric measurements had been made
by tho observatory IN the cast OF M.
teen out VI elghty.slX variable stars
anu upon this fact WAS based tho In.
ference that similar errors affected the
entire catalogue OF 10000 stars con-
tu'ned In the volume, although nearly
an " tho latter stars were bright
enough 10 bee readily measured and
Identified with certainty. Pot. Picker.
ing say:
The most complete autwer 10 this
gfitluiBm Do the extensive comparison
recently made Nc POttdnm observatory
% thn pnOtumotrlu uaEnitudus OH.
lllued at that institution with those
autAiued AuTe, The P0tsdam nslT0u-
0mef- state tual only Jour catalogues VI
tho Brightness OF the stars axe com.
glute ami correct enough Tor compare
son with luglf own results, These arB
the Durchmustufuug, tho UnaomolTia,
the Oxoniru..s anu tho Harvard re-
.Alts,
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HOW He BECAME A THEE.
A Pacific Express Employe Makes q
Full Confession Of His Crime.

Thomas II. Walsh, the Pacific Ex-
press oompauy'a trusted collector and
clerk has made II full confession Of his
crime and returned 500 Of the $3.50
he stole from them.
The crime was committed on August
7th Of last yenr. On that day no TO-
celved for his company from the Doie'
ret National bank $4,000 to be
sent to Onama by express. The
money was all in $50 gold pieces
equally divided Ia 1--we sacks. Oae OF
tins number was secretly opened ana
100 so COLO Pieces taken therulrom'
These coins were replaced by 80 load
slugs which had boon carefully mould
90 apparently Tor use on this or soma
other occasion, but the sack was still
short Ia weight aud 70 silver dollars
were added. The opening was care
July repaired aud The sack sealed with
the stomp OF the bank taken from n
wax seal that he'd been picked w hy
him on q former visit. Vhie, VI COursu,
made reverse impression, iacI
which proved one OF tho strongest ciu7s
In fastening the crime upon him.
The money went TO Omaha ana
pRssed through the hands OF six men
ana mad lain In the office at the other
end OF the line Tor two days before the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
The Jail Breakers.

]. w. Russell, G.. A. HodrIck,
Thomas Brown, Steve Alters, I'D.
Egan aud II. h. Lee, the elk city pris.
oners who were cleyerly defeated by
the police officers on Sunday night Ia
their attempt 10 break jail were before
Police Justice Smith this afternoon
charged with the malicious destruction
VI 5iIy property. They plead not guilty
aud we're defended by Attorney Morris
Sommer. The court held them to
await the action Of the grant jury.
They were unable to furnish inulr
bonds Of $500 and were remandsd 10
iail
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shot IIi. Fatnrr'a A,s,iinnt.

WiuTIsnuuU, va. Jlu.0.-Cartying
NtJwn aud kitabum gOt into q tiTuI.
kitkham thought thlns5 were .usIuE
Is .t,is quo.r aud drew razyr AZ
Sue same time ,ne eluvr Brown liua o.
pis'Yl tom his coat sleeve AM dtal 80
NIAuam, iut missed him. kifauau
gmspJJ Brown and cut him suvsTal
times with tuc razor. Blown threw
hlB pistol 90 his son trllilT him 70
shoot kigEham, tDd the boy responded
by nuuE iIur tL0H into the bu1y OF
bis ia,hgrs nusalllYt. Kitkuam ls
dead auJ the Indications arc that old
man Brown will die.
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WAauEGTOS, Jan. 9.-Harls, jus.
selected Tor another term OF six years
In tho Senate, has returned TO Wash.
ingtou anu was warmly congratulated
hy his colleagues when he app Ia
the chamber today,
Ex-senator Edmunds also visited
Tie scene OF his old duties.
ClckTuil,l from the appropriation
committee, reported the urgency de-
hCIeucy bill ana II was placed on the
oh!unIsr. COokTell gave notice that
lac would call n up tomorrow,
Replying 10 Quay, COckTell said that
thure bal been no amendments by tho
committee 20 any portion OF tho BIZ
relating ~ the income tx.
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FOR A WEALTHY GHINAhAN
Two Chicago Women Flight a Duel
Tina. Ends Fatally.
alp Luog Mhrrlcs tho victorious
Amazon Who Row IL ArFssttd
for uurtsr.

CHICAGO, Jan. g-Miunlo Mayers,
wife OF HIP Lung, the millionaire
Chiuamau, Is locked upat the Harrison
street station on % charge Of murder.
Emma johnson now lies dead at
JaoksOu's Undertaking house, $500
state street, aud II was owing 10 u per.
soHal request made by the coroner O.
the police officials that this vile OF tie
mOgul Chinaman was taken into Gus.
tody charged with the wOMAu's death.
rhe encounter between tue tWu
women who were rivals Tor HIP LunE's
affections occurred lasi Apul. Misc
Meyura'a weapon was o twU.tusrd
knife aud its execution was deadly. Ia
"a minute or TWO II had made long
gHshts IN Mlss JuhusDu's shoulders,
arms, neck ami breast and the woman
fell 10 the pavement from sheer lOsH Of
blood. Minnie Meyers escaped with o.
few scratches. Alter month or w o
Hip Lung married tue victorious
lucliBt anu lle matter was forgotten.
a Miss Johnton .utver got well. She
rallied and for months has been able
% 20 atOIt carefully US ma Invalid. a
week ngO blood poisoning net Ia, result.
Ing IN her death yesterday. The cor
Ouor at Osce ordered the arrest OF Mts.
Hip Lung (noe Minnie Meyes) bnl
she was taken into custody.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. @ Suit has
ue,n Gu umcnccd In tbs u. s. circuit
court 90 fYrCriosu mortgage Tor $4,000
co the homo OF y. s. senator John j.
haFtiu. :no property is located Gu
tspitIl Square nuI is cun7ijercI the
n.st ursif1bIt fosiiruco pl1t Of ground
Boz the cry. senator 'iBuin upB been
100 HttHigutenod CIRCUMSTANCE, 10 ~
said, eyur since he was elected 90 the
senate hul when hutstlrns TO private
lite, Lglln an next, Au VIII be- poor
man.
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THE CARS
But Hs Slipped and Was Terribly
nutilal6d.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT OGDEN
A Nine.Yenr.Old boy Falls Under q
Freight Iraiu, Losing One Arm
aud Ono Lag.


sps,iaitofAs NEWS, per Daud Telegraph
OGDEN, Utah, Jan. 9, ls05.-A nine.
year.old sou Of Mr. Walker, night toic.
man IN the baggage room Of the Union
depot, climbed upon a car on Union
Pacific freight train today ana fell of
between the care, cutting oil this right
arm and one leg. Al present lac i
doing as well ~ could be expected
under the circumstances, having been
given immediate surgical attendance.
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Sacramento serriee Fonnd.

Tho name Of Raymond Curtis was
this afternoon Transferred from the
police register OF arrests 10 the court
trial docket and a charge OF grand
larceny put opposite It. Curtis was
arrested by Palrolmen Gillespie and
Roberts Last night aud on the pIcmista
OF his parenIs Ia the southwestern part
Of the city, buried about two feet be-.
low the surface 0f the ground, was the
sauTamoutal silver service stolen from
tile Twelfth ward meeting house sew
6Tal months ago.
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sr, LOuGs, Jau. U.-sillus n. Chap
puli, who maao hitlsrll conspicuous by
representing that bee was the nephew
o, &. n. Chappull, yice.prtsldont aud
general manager OF tAo Chicago *
Alton railway, aud took unto himself
as a wife pretty Catherine Mulcnhy, ~
now said 10 have been au impustot, AMI
The police have been requested to In
yUstignte bis career N this city. His
present whereabouts are unknown, but
when Inst heard Of he was bound for
Kansas CITY. Developments Indicate
that ho may also bo guilty OF bigumy.
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Fighting In Ea,t Indie.

CALCUTTA, Jan. "a dying col.
umu OF the Whzlflstan expedition sur
lrltod the inEurgeut Nuz'riB OF Jan.
dula. The enemy were surrounded
and 5000 head OF cattle were captured,
Lieutenant L0Cknari, a nephew and
aiie.de.Camp Of Major General w. b..
a, LOckhaft, COMMANDER OF thO Pan.
in frontier force, who ~ commanding
the expedition, was accidentally snOt
dead by an OfiUuI'a servant In camp.
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ani thor, be iD,l tae daughter ~
Anton slheuruaU, q ~ealtby Cigar
ma uiaCturtE Toe two ssUw 90 lgyr
vlgll athurhu svtly .btlg TfJsH.ai4ly
uuiii December ~, WHEN ta.fU was a
,e'puiiJu at the Srhuu.mai N.mp,
HUlllu attended AMI on that evening
was told That ho could no. Utn Mist,
-Hnuerunn any m fg. no hai been
melancholy ever since. Esry today
Mt scheuruaI neari tao tUFots
afu pistol uutur his winIuy. lie went
down TO investigate aud found Gnnn
dral IN the street.
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NtwnundIand ana Cannda.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 0.-.rhero IL
reason 20 believe that the question Of
the union Ot Newfoundland TO Canada
II receiving attention 10 hlgh circles.
The circumstance render the prospects
OF confederation possible. The first IL
the commercial condition ofthe island.
Tho second Is tho fact that this gov.
eminent has always been anxious to
promote the union, and the third is
tho presence u Sir Ambrose Suea Ia
81. Johua for tho purpose VI reporting
% The imperisl government upon the
uost c0abH 10 pursue IN the present
emUfEenuy.
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shortage was discovered. Plntoii,u
detectives were employed In the ct7u
anu came TO the conclusion that Walsu
was not guilty, but his confession
proves how little they knew shout a..
Walsh appeared In court tots fore
noon aHi entered a plea OF not guilty.
Ills bond was liked al $1,000. lie WIS
unable 10 secure bOnJpmon for that
amount however, and this aiterEUOp
his attorney, Harry doCallum, wen.
bciOre Justice Smith and, wish the
consent u iho pros CuiiDu had the
bond reduced 10 $1,000. The charge he
Will have 10 isou bsI9ro jury VI bic
peers 10 embUzzlcmCut.
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unable TO Furnish to your honor tar
hNmo or nImes 60 any person or
pefeons who may have tnmterpd with
Tue returns, elHe lh y would willingly
10 10 at this time.
In view u too fact thnt II appesfp
In evidence that thu registry lisls ana
poli litis from 3nnpete county have
uenn lslntoi by evidence of fraud, Of
'ho further fact shat tho ballot b yrs
were loosely aud rnreietsly Kent after
thu election, sufficient ~ catt sus.
plClOn upon the retult therein
contained, when tAson ia con.
nection with the testimony re-.
garding tho feluras, they authorize
thelr counsel 20 say that they have de.
lcrminoi TO and Will isBue certificates
70 the candidates for the Constitutional
Convention from sunpsle county who
have the majority VI votes e appear
upon the tally sheets.
In this determination thoif counsel
concur.
Ia doing this they do not waive
any legal position which they have
taken here and Of necessity, 90
Tue CnstB from Weber county nuu
Box El1ur county are 10 be governed
~ the law W. laiJ down by the court
in this case now before thu court, there
VIII remain the duty uf the court to
cons,Iuo tho statute iu controversy,
ana grant OF deny the relief a0kUd lot.
Speaking now as u pafuzan, may
properly say, that 10 IA manifest tina. no
political party can al 10 be tive
beneficiary ot Any ifaud, snd / would
prefer that my party te1uln out oil
powoT forever than that any suspicion
should attach 10 tie methods By whiu1
u gaius power, ami this IL the view OF
mJ associate, Mr.. Williams, anu OF q q
members OF the Utah Commisslyu
whom We represent.
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WAsuISGGoN, Jan. 0.-ThH con.
sumption Oh unyrd IN tho UuitgI States
immigration OF large numbers OF peo-
United States consul az CaIlI, Ruain,
Seville, last y so wss 532j, ssi aui tho
qu-uuty gUyg, b5IOuJ bushels. Tina
years crop ls ABOUT 20 pr cent short.
THO consul says tho duty Of 20 per
tsut iuul-r4 by tho new taTlii UIll
VIII not materially slleot the Volume
N Imports aud the treasury VIII DO a
clear gainsl by The amount
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uisappsarance OF "a Student.

Pouuiu<EEpIE, n. Y, jan. o.
There Il much alarm ut 80. Stephen's
College, AnnaBdale, over ths mystori-
Gus dlsappearaucs OF EddS, Japan
csc student who has been attending
that Institution Tor three year,. lie
was token III Saturday and became
violent aud delicious, REFUSING 10 allow
physicians near him. Ga Monday nt
midnight he escaped from bis room
alm0Bt nude, during n heavy storm.
Nothing has been seen OF him since.
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CONCuUD, Mass, jan. 0.-rha con.
diIlou OF Judge Hoar is reported A.
being worse aud members OK his
family are now expecting hls death at
any moment. The venerable gentle.
mau rugainB his good Spirits. Only tao
other day he wrote 20 one OF bio syut;
81 nm engaged NJ tho preseui time ~
the pleasuTAblo occupation Of dying.
Whatever else may be sait, There t.
ono matter Ui satisfaction iu the WORK,
anu that 10 that have ample time fOr
W.U
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Fifteen Days For Dusty"

"Dusly Bob" the stormy petrol OF
the newsboyS brigade, whose inolina.
ton to general lawlessness has often
resulted In trouble to him, was before
Justice Smith this afternoon on a
charge Of petit larceny. "Dusty"
plead not guilty anu made u strong
etiOrtto prove that no was Innocent.
He was sentenced ~ fifteen dayB In
tho city jail.
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rguoJ t.Jay ~ fre Haste Judiciary
gaun.t,eo mod MprJeJ uoAl, Us tnr
a.suusgce was cup sh ..t0t "a quorum.
.'" tbIffys prg'gi.tl ty size
itfa,sul LHyur union viii tJ fut
'.a"1 ga. LIc CutGHa OF -.s,U.!
=. hJu.'e, OIL; iho Game i1n Copper
ruut sHY, vd not DO c.UsIdrr,l W
'hccHinau.i,o ultl the Hr.t Ctte bu,
b.en disposed Of judging by iuotA.
pge1stuuB 90 several committeeman
there is DOUBT whether RitUnis's case
wiii To deemed worthy of serious In.
ytatigutiup.
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NEW YORE, !aa. o. dr. and Nrs.
john Jacob Astor gayo UiuErr {
twenty covers sf their rss,uulCa GA the
southwest rugulrHi Fiitu avenue and
FIry.thiTJ Bugp., fHr ItGmbgM %
the Aslsr family acre havs algnihrl
their inteult1g % srtUuling tueIaa-
erRl Of Mu. William WslluTf Ast.L
II officially U.ttivd Of nor demise ald
invited. OthaFwise there wal De no
hslor present Suun the mortal remains
~ the uraulul Fiin OF tho eldest ana
only sou O., lls bOuse u Asior sfs Tor
.h0 latt SINE .l view upyL earth.
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PmlsuURG, Jan. DAT this after.
ucau's t-sslpn Of ,bo miners c9nven-
ten, PULebuIg dislgioii resolution
was introducsd pledgiug the men to
iusist on 90 cent rate. IL is quite
certain that the convention viii dc.
maud this rate. II Is even more
certain that the operators will not
grant II. ETou present Indications the
strike in this uislriet seems Inevitable.
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warl. % lhs aanalo Nn,nI oommllls.

WAsIuNuToN, Jan. g.-rho Senate
committee Uu naval Affairs today again
postponed final confederation Of the
resolution providing Tor tue ballastlC
test Of the Carnegie amor plates anu
cleo the bill Tor the reorganization Of
the personnel OF the navy. The pest.
pJnemont Ot the atmOr plate rosolu'
lion Was due TO u statement that Car
negie hAl made an application 10 the
secretary OF the navy tor settlement.
This question, Senator Mcpherson,
az chairman, was authorized 10 invustl.
gate and tho matter was leit In Rbey-
anoe pending a report. IL was stated
that the Carnegie proposition h 10 re-.
move the armor plates alleged 10 be
detective, and subject them 10 the To-.
quirrd tests anu replace them ut his
own expense.
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IndInn AnnranlLnlInn nm

WAsiuNuIoS, jan. U.-rhe Indian
appropriation bill has been nearly com.
p.ctld by tie H0ufc committee on In
dian affairs aud may be- reported this
wccE a slight reduction has been
malu In nearly all the itums, t1 the
total will be about 100000 luEs than
tho appropriations last yuar
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BERLIN, Jan. 9.-At taIay's toHiou
Of Che Nyltrstag motion was adopted
tuspeuuius the PIC tCuuUn OF Herr
StaJthaugeu, thr tuclalist mtmUur
rho debalu ON the Hnl.TuvOluIion oil
was then taken W,
The national liberals have decided 10
luicTpcllate the government on the
charge that II Jailed 10 afford adequate
protection 10 Germans abroad.
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NEW NuWl, Jgu. o. A special 10
the World from RIO de Janriro say:
That there Is Fiotiug iu the provinces Ul
Panama, PernamuuC1, Bauia, SANTA
CathUtiun, Minas GcrAuB nud Matte
GrCas9 can be no longer denied aud the
government 10 alarmed. Precedent
Morass has personally inspected TIE
troops which Lott last night Tor tue
font
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ALLEGED SHORTAGE.
tho Iondsiutn Of au cN-stato Treas
urer Hunting for Him.


PIERRE, 5. d., Jan, 9.-The alleged
failure OF w. Ii. Taylor the outgoing
state treasurer, u turn over tne Oiilcu
10 MS successor yesterday has started
rumors lying 9t an investigation.
Iayisf suomlngly cannot ba located,
but hls bauk AG Rslhell closed lts
lO0rs last evening, aui NO is alleged 70
be shor. u large amount OF state iuads;
just now mugu oiuuJt bow be learner.
10 IL reported last shout s2jU,UI0
shuuld pe on manu-. Pablo Examiner
bieists has not boon ahic 70 secure
% statement where the iuuds were Ig-
posted since last April. lalegrams
sent from hero sppuar 10 have failed 10
.ouato Thy lor. EK.Gyyernor Moi.ui,e.
ono uf his bJuGsulvu, IL on tho road 90
Indiana aud other DJuusmen are yu
uis track,
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AnAnLnur .ona to ne.l.

NEW York, Jon. 0.--Archlo Gordon,
utwspaptr w5ller aud author ofs num-
ser OF u'AyE, lieu today. HiF reports
% the RECOMMENDATION Trial over tho
a..uHtuTe pf"uE SyulpX," constituted
q GI,giuut aud notable feature OF that
famous litigation,
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Was inaugaruei against IL In Lpu-
don.

W|TT1
LOEpOS, Jau. "a meeting lnBl
evening ll Gaze meat and castle section
1i the London chamber gt commerce
hLs served 10 lrlug ou. a storm NJ lcAl.
0Vs ahusg 20 Amsrcuu f4sHt aud
AIurGcsU business molhuaH.
TIE buy telegraph states Tact
American beet siuE-, a.trf upII ruin
lug tho British nug0andIg, iow goJlly
p.JpUio 90 take an additional million
tom Bdtsh tfaiofs ana cgnsumgrH.
THIS ElHtymrut iB repeated lu all sides
,ast DiRhPs meeting was 90 lrglra.
against me attempt uishippors to nhgi'
.sl The Cpstum0rv trade allowance al q
pound In every quarter ut muai, to
cumIvnFate tor iats 10y Bhrinkage, exc.
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q Romance wen suicide tor ,hc last
chapter.


NEW YURIl, Jan. GA story OF love
and uiayyul.m5nt ended ysstsrday,
y hen Charles 9Wlin.R young dapuog
master, stood beneath tho window OF
the woman ho loved aDd blew IA, bis
brnins. gso man fell dead beside lac
house OF Anton scheuTman. Young
HWl.n was born Ia n village on the
f'lr Ot the Alps. At tho time Of the
expose Of she weed ring, whun Rich.
aId Connolly, formerly comptroller
ran UwRy, 10 hid iH the cottage OF
Hnnin's mother. Here he was vlsiled
by Waldo HutGhiul, formerly suIro-
gste,aud David FlthiHn,t prominent
poliuciau. When Waldo Hutchin,b
returned 20 this country ha found that
the Hmhms had come here. he took
Ru interest Ia young Charles anu Cove
him his inst start la iile The hog en-
tered the navy In 1890 ana LETT inAptil,
1891 with n splendiu record. Then he
was employed in tbs dancing academy
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F0nnEY Am uoYr.

Pgtsidiug Officers NJ tho Branches OF
tno wyoming Legislature
special Diipaist 10 mo NEWS
CHEyEsNE, Wyo, Jan. 8. 80 The
Senate anu House met at noon and
the nomination Of officers made oy ,nr
IBspeoliGo CtucussI was ratified.
Judge j. l.. Forryy was elected epssa.
sc OF the Housy, snI dec. W. Hayt
president OF the S mate. Governor
Richards viii Teal his message tnis
afternoon,
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run SULTAN INDIaNAar
a speech Made BY Gladstone Hurts
LLIa IrlILnEa.

20 "hFffh WhA' nv NinuHAnun AAugAH
itta TcoiiagA
LoND 70. 'aL. "a correspondent
oithr Sta II d.. G1us.uutnop'o tllo.
ssInsthAt 90 has heard that tho ful.
au has requested Great Britain To-
ul'svow the speech recently made by
Gladstone to tnu Auglg.A rmcuinn
Fu.syns tnat visited him at Haywaf-
uUu.
Tho English, French ant Russian
governments nave asked the Porte 90
suspend the governor OF Bittius who in
hold mainly responsible ior tlio SslDuu
massacre, until tho commission of loo.
luify shall have concluded lts labOTs.
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puIsviLLE, Pa, Jan. 0.-Adams
Burke uuJ Charles Dlglsol gIo en-.
Dielsul vas BILLED. A voice 0f one Of
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BERLIS, Jan. AT the paTlia.
mouary reception hyid ~ Emperor
Wllam W POlsdgm last evening hi,
meJe-ty ma speech upon avail uul.
tsy5 pointed out tue Necessity % iu-
crraslug the Htteugtn OF tie German
heet.
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LIfe In.nrasee LsgI.InlIon.

JEFFERSON CIIY, Mo-, Jan. 0.-In
the lower house OF the Legislature
bill was introduced yesterday prohibit.
ing life Insurance companies from tax.
ing riiks on children under IL Yeas Of
sac.
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nronped pend Do the str.sl.

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-p. q. iMcLsugh.
lin, a prominent board Of trude specu.
latJr, cropped dead Ia the street today
Heart diluate was the cause.