davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-01
e leading futures ranged az follows:
opening. Highest Lowest Closing

Cash quotations: F'lour-The demand
was light on all accounts. The feeling
was steady at UNCHANGED picssi No. =
- 5-Slt59 l-sc No. corn. islt4s l-tc. No.
. oats. p b2d22 5-sc. Mess pork. X0.l2 l-ac.
Lard. i-2GNsc Short.rid sides SS
1850 Dry-salted shoulders ~ l,Ig
MS. Short-clsar sides, s0ggS y ~
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'h'ihh a. Southern Branch Here
.. "'H slgnus Hessberg has been appointed
., .yie manager of the branch house OF
A. ~ United States Leather Company. OF
-''" i0fk, that is ~ be estsbiished here,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-01

NEW YORK. July S.-The early trad
in,- az o.. stock Exchange was quiet and
the course OF rrices very irregular The
Anthracite cOalers. the Changers, and
few other prominent issues were Inclined
to we lness, but Tennessee Coal, Mlssis-
sIpqi and Lead Were firm
In the Changers considerable stock was
sold for account Of the newly-iormed
pools. and there were also some liqui-
dating sales in sugar. attributed to the
Wormsers. Tne latter rumor received
bu. Httl. credence in usually weil-inform-
eI circles
Efforts were made by tire professional
traders 90 bring about a material re-
action. and the argument advanced by
them was that the upward movement
had been carried too far. considering
that the bun campaign IS based entirely
on the belief that the harvest. especially
OF corn. viii b. enormous This year. The
attempts 10 dislodge long stock proved
futile. however. and i'm the last hour there
was a complete change o. front on the
uart of traders. who almost 90 man AZ
rayod themselves on the bun side As
result. business was more active than at
any other time Of the day. and prices
bounded up rapidly. The stocks most
prominent I'm the late rise were Missouri
Pacific. the Changers Sugar. Chicago
Gas Tobacco. and Union Pacific.
Missouri Pacific rose . 3-S. 20 81 81: st.
Paul Ii TO y Ii: Rock Island ?. TO
- 81: Burlington and quincy. Is 10
81 SIS; Northwest 81. TO To-. Chicago Gas
. 3-S. to 81 81; Sugar SIS, 20 ll6 rs; To-
bacco ] 81. 10 1l2. and the remainder Of
the list is to "a per cent
Lead. after advancing to &c IS broke
10 q 1895 II. on the denial by President
Thompson that the company intended TO
pay "A dividend on the common stock on
October LIST.
At the close the market was strong to
buoyant Net changes show gains Of
IA to 23-s per cent. on the day, Missouri
Pacific leading. Lead lost 81 per cent.
Total sales were 2i2.5l2 shares, including
$500 Sugar. q. 100 Chicago Gas. $500 Bur
llngton and quincy 1850 Missouri Pacific,
and 1900 ST. Paul.
Bonds were irregular. but In the main
firm. Sales were $4,000.
The sales to-day Of listed stocks aggre-
gated 1900 shares. and of u\isted
stocks. $500 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin, 500 81 900;
currency. SCI. $1,000
.N-rn T-XCsIIA
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call easy, at IL per cent;
last loan al /, and closing offered at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, "A
4l-2 per cent
Bar silver, &C Is. Silver at the board
quiet
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business I'm bankers bills at SS LA
sisgl-2 for sixty days. and $3.50 1-iQSi 90 l-2
for demand. Posted rates. $90GsI9l.
commercial bills, Sass 1-iGSLS9.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
higher. Railroad bonds irregular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-01

UNION STOCK YARDS, I'D, July u
Cattie-Receipts II. 600. market strong;
common TO extra steers. So 500 $40; stock
ers and feeders. g 51a $40: cows and bulls,
Si75dS3S0: Tex8ns, 5000 $3.50: western
rangers, $50 si.Sj.
Hogs-Recelpts. 1900: market weak ana
54iOc lower: heavy packing and shipping
lots. siNIy5: common 60 choice mixed,
Si60gH.0; choice assortti -N"@so|V'
Shecp-Receipts, l2eoO, market stronS'
inferior TO choice, S2Qsi, lambs, E0S.
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FOR SEPARATE RECEIVERS.
All thr Trustees tn Favor Of tho Con.
tinunuce OF yuion rRcinc
Control 81 she Roads.

PORTLAND, or, March ii.-Tho
hearing WINS begun In tho u. =. court
today before Judge Gilbert on an april.
cation Tor an independent receiver for
tlc Oregon Short limo and Utah NORTH
cru railroad.
This hearing r. on the application Of
the American Loan ana Trus, com.
pany for the appointment Of receiver
independent Of Union Pac.Ho inter.
eeis. The Union Pacific receivers arc
ut present. also receivers Of the Oregon
shor, Line and Utah Northern, hay-
ing been appointed separate receiver
ot that limo iu proceedings brought by
John H.. Dillon, trustee Of tue huf
mortgage Ou The old Short Line, which
10 the line from Huntington 90 Granger
and tho bmnoh TO koiohum. Thu
American Loau ami Trust company b.
Trustee OF ihe consolidated mortgage on
The Oregon Snort Limo aud UtAh
Northern which was executed about
the time OF tue consolidation
Of the several roais Into
one eyAttm which coyor8 all the lines
aubluC. 10 second mortgage liOuB. Il
was On this consolidated mortgage that
The Dfrclgturu proceedings were begun
la Judge GlbeI'H count by the Amen.
can Loan ana Irust company. This
company " ALEC trustee of tho ColIatur-
nj trust bond sucuri,iGs % the CJup0ii-
dated system, ami asJ of the frat
mortgage Of tho IdAho Central,
minor branch Of the system. The
consolidated mortgage 10 Tor $40. $685.
600. The collateral trust mortgage o.
for sli ,OUJ,UOJ. Tho ffHt mortgage on
tho laHhu Central iH Tor $4,000. tue
total amount ~ the mortgages Oh the
different parts % the Snort line sys.
ten, which nfo PRIOR lirns o. tne corr
e0liuaied mott gBge o. s2T0lO,OJO. OF
this amount John Il. DIIOu IL trustee
Of the first mortgage pu the old Ore.
gon Short line, Tor sl4.98l 600 and OF
tue Met MORTGAGE on tho Salt Lake g.
Western Tor sl,OsO, 900 total Of SlB,.
lUl ,ODO
Joseph RlchHrdsou IL trustee OF the
hrul MORTGAGE on tho UtGh & Northern
Tor Si,g55,OlO. James N. Ham 10
trustee 90 the trut mortgage on
the Utah Southern Tor gI,5gs.-
90 anu of tho fret moTigase
on tho Utah Southern oxtuntlon
Tor 81 iSiO,OUO, ora tuIa, Of s3,i2s 900.
Dillon, Richardson q Ham are thus,
leeo Tor mortgages On different paris Of
tAe system asylcg aiius s24,ii2, 600.
Al OF the tfusIous ti 1850 the granting
~ tue application Zoe an independent
receiver gul favor inc continuance Of
Union Pacific CJutfIl o. tue slOft limo
system. Their mortgages are sll nrst
liens. The latter aggregate S25, O3O,.
900.
Mouileld and Story and Dolph, Nal.
ioryi Simon a SirnhBn are tho attJr-
neyu OF the record for ,he American
L2nn and Trust company and Senator
lhuHion, Winslow 5. Pierce anu
SNOW 4 McCammant will appear for
the defendants ana urge she cOntlnu-
anco ol Union Pacific control.
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PROVO.
Pnovo, uIAn, NAAuIs65.
PRESIDENT SHOOTS FUNERAL.
Many People Atlgud the Services ri
Provo Yesterday

Tho funeral services over the &c.
maigs Of President A. o. smoot held
Ia Provo yesterday wore largely al
tended by the people Of Provo snd
other parts OF the county and many
were present from Salt Lake CITY auu
various parts OF the Territory. From
carly Ia the morning tlll tue time Tor
the services 20 commence, N UiclOUE,
carriages filled with people from a.
Joining towns were constantly arriving
and tho trains from north and soutn
brought In many people who were
uttiroua OF paying thd loo. tribute of
Iuspsot TO lhe departed, ~ $3.50 O'CLOCK
tue remains we've tlhHn from the
family rUslIuuOb Co Gao tabernacle,
followed by the High Council, BhuU,s
OF thr various wards, tuo faculty OF toe
r.. Y. Achlemy and many friends.
Gilmau's band led tue procession.
The following members Of tho HiFu
Council aud tho faculty OF tho Is. \.
Academy acted o. pail bearers:
William II. Is ing, Abraham Holiday,
John ID. Dixon, Char.H ID, GlszlOr,
NJ. Il. Pratt, J.. Il. datul, b, Cluu IT,,
l.. j.. EggeTisgui w. ia. WuOli B. IS.
hinEley, Joseph Jensen, and A. W.
Audeliu.
A. tho tabernacle the remains were
Waived by over 1000 people
before the services commenced
az IL O'Clock. The c1skot was made
from native locust, covered with waits
brohdclOlh. The Tabernacle was
diaped Ia white, aud ~ tue Weat emf,
back VI tho choir, large photograph
Of President sm0ot was suspended.
The aponkeT'asisud was decorated with
beautiful flowers and plan,a,and many
hJrui offerings were placed upon the
oaHkei, The house was h.led 60 over.
flowing and many were unable 10 gsiu
nimittnucs.
There were present OF the First
Presidency, Wili0rd Woodruff, George
q. Cannon ana Joseph H.. smith; OF
tae quorum OK Apostle, LDtuuZ1 Snow,
John Henry Smith and John W.
Taylor; Elders Angus NJ. Cannon anu
Joseph j.. Taylor OF the presidency Of
the salt Lake Stake, Bishop W. h.
Preston, Elders j.. +. Sheets, John
n. Game, *. q. Mnpaur, George By
water Ira n, HinCklgY L0rln FRrr
ana membofa Of thu Priesthood OF the
GAAh toEAhts
President Cannon pteliioi.
The choir sang "Dratl gathers up
thick ClOuda Of RlOom"
Prayer was offered by Elder Lorenzo
Snow u the Quorum 70. Apostles.
The choir Hsng, SHARK 20 thH far the
funeral kuull0
Elder Joseph n, Taylor was the fret
speaker lie had known President
5moot for many years ana close A..
Hociation had ondghreI ghu soul Of the
departed 10 his soul even 30 the souls
OF David and Jonathan wero united
with love. The unaun.eri6tics OF
Brother 5m0ops NO aB oNliui,od since
his connection with t4u Latlef-lay
Slinua were a strong will and uusWery.
ing integrity. He was devoted
friend nnu any pOr'll who once Oh.
inlued his friendship could dc.
pend upon that iFioaiahip through
all the adverse glTgumutnuCes Of
life. In 1901, PRECEDENT smool had
been callol on q mission 90 England,
and auOflly after no Wls appointed 10
take charge ot tho hr5. company that
emlgtalei alter the perpetual nmigra-
ton lund was established. On that
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Notes.

Hercules Singleton, Of Sprlngvlllo,
died yesterday OF heart failure. HU
was brother Of Manager Singleton,
OF Provo C0-op.i anu leavea VIE ana
eight children 20 mourn his loss. Mr..
Singleton was about 90 years OF age.
Ths funeral Pegvlces over the reuiains
OF Mrs, Either Dugdalo were held Sat-
urdRy iu the Relief Society hail oil tho
Fourth watl. Sister DugGale was
nearly 50 years VI age "a. tho limo OF
hur death.
Theodore Fulmer, aged 20, Of Castle
dstu, aud Ada Sanford, aged 20, OF
SuuugyiIie; aud Horace j. GlieJ
aged 70, aud Marcia a. Whitney,
aged rs, both OF Highland precincts
have received marriage llC0nRes.
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ouInHEtIl ~ A pn1soa.
Inchrcoratcd C.ris Revolt Against
Cruel treatment

CHICAGO, Mafch 1.-THE girl in
mates OF the state home Tor Juvenile
oncuucn were again in revolt today.
The police arrested them. They claim
they have boon treated 20 rigOr0ualy
that they could not stand 1t. The girls
dCciufod they would have no more If
tho present modes Of ruuishmunt and
shfitked defiance nt tho matrous,
ratified the bars u their windows nud
screamed ut the p1isgTf-Uy. Large
crowds gathered In tire streets about
the building aud Elk girls were taken
10 the rolice station. The trouble began
last night, when, Tor breach Of dlf-
ciplino, Mhtrou Dlyton locboj Mamie
Davis IN thn "H,r0ng r1um,n and
chained her 10 tao door The other
inmate 0mashgd the door ana released
the prisoner following the liberation
by n riot which ended only when tho
four riuglCAuofo were arfca cu. The
fuvolutionl1is, who range in aga from
fourteen 90 seventeen ytaff, claim they
wero starved aud impfis9urd i0t trivial
Onluscs.
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NOM WIN A PANlnEn.
Two Hunters at thp uoroy ola savage
lEenHf.


HoRst.
JUNo, Fla, March II. 90 WILLIAM
Garry and john Crawford, young mon
who hgVu been spending The winter
mere hunting, were attacked by pnu.
thor yesterday evening.
Curry received wounds which are
thought 10 be- fatal, while Crawford
Will lurU an eye. The young men were
out hunting when their Jog freed a
panther which they shot anu not sus-
pcoing tho presence Of the mother
panther, the young men laid down
tuoir guns aud began work at SHINING
the animal They hai hardly begun
work when the mother panther, which
was orouching on tho limb OF a trse
OVutheadi bptuuR upon them. The
hunters were crushed 10 tho ground
and for a ttw moments were at the en-.
ragged beaapd mercy. The animal
plated Ne claws In the lut side OF
Curry's Taco and tore &c upou, The
unfortunate man reulud over, only 10
receive another blow from It's Tlzof-uke
cInWu, 10 the muauWhlle Crawford
lfioa 10 rise, hpt tho panther atfuck
MIN IN tho right eye nlnOst tearing ID
from tho t1cGvt. Crawford, although
iu agony aud hgif Illuuej, began 10
ttfi"o Tie beast win his hunting knife.
Ito dealt 10 blow after nuw, tao ught
iAklpB place over young CURVE
nody. Finally the knife found tho
pap tlers heat ana 1t dr1ppsd
doau on tho unuJuHCious Garry. Cfaw.
lori was 10 tElauHled that hu could
nor 10 Tor ulu.a,aucu ana tho mauglud
mon lAid thero an nightmil, wlou
Ihoy were rescued by HnOthe. pnrly Of
huatars and brought % tbi1 piece.
Curry Yves found 10 bo frighJiully
wounded ana the Physicians say that
the strike which the panther dealt him
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sENFESCED 10 DEATH.
Harry Hayward Listsns Calmly 90
nis Doom.


MiNEEAuoLis, March H. Henry
II. Hayward came into court today ia
tue same leisutely, calm manner that
characterized his domcau0f through
OUT the trial anu surveyed tue otogd
colby while the hundCuu were being
removed. Judge smith agreed ~ eK.
anime the grounds urged Tor new
trial on March 18th. llo said no had
M doubt whatever that tho verdict
wgsa just anu righteous one, land while
lac did not believe Ia capital puu.
ishmont, II was his painful
duty b. pass sentence In accordance
with the law. "lh0 sentence of this
court" he continued, "ls that you be-
taken TO Hennegin county jail aud
there confined, until, after n period OF
three mOLths, the time 10 be fixed 10y
tho governor u the state, you bo taken
20 tue place OF execution and hanged
by Tue neck until dead" Harry list
ened calmly aud eat down without Ga G
slightest chow Of feeling.
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ARIzONA'S GOVERNOR
Charges Filed Against Him in The
Interior Department.
WILL De Examined IN DUE TIME,
NJ. Z. =. kilno Not offered tbs POST
tlOn Of chief Executive Of tho
Territory.

WAsuNGrOS, March il.-Sccro,aty
Smith taiJ today that 40 ono from tho
Interior department had teitErrhcl oI
written 10 j.. r. Kiiner offering him
the foilii1a OF governor Of Arizona.
Cuarggs have been Glsj against
Governor Hughes, but ~ yet tue so,.
Rotary uaa not bad limo 10 iaok into
them though ho intends 20 dut1.
District Attorney Blrudy ull today
De had decided 90 call up nrA. month,
900 CaHluui tlo rgCaiClimut W.tauluus
OF tho tugu, trust investigation,
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| fidelity 90 the uutI.a upyu.gIry mann.
him. Itisn caule of rglo,c.u. BIZ rpr.
template taIo bgauumI phaflrtDG ia
makes ul think better his kluI. and
De- Lesson 20 The yauar men. Hos
much uri'Ur than o. rrsim4is,s
wealth. There i8Wcu "a thing .s law.
iur up trcasurgi Boz huayau,auI Bf1th'
-mI"i believed iu this tauching OF the
Savior and viii receive "a crown
OF inpufisbabll glory, which Col
has ra8,tvcd Tor him, ami fnr
each OF His faithful servants. Tho
Gospel has taken tom us the sting OF
Gua.u, nuI peace frIgu. aud our hearts
are lilld with s0lcmuUy aud fueuur
Of rl1igIug 300 lgoEiug forward 10 she
time when reunion WIN take place.
Tho speaker loo slU fFwafI t8 the
limo Whul Brother bllIl would HIl
uIun 20 throne, lls Niusl0m DuluffIuE
ans growing uuiil every rrlm.ae made
by tI' bora WuulI hn fulfilled. 10 1E.
h9ftUI Go cons anu daughters 90
PfeiilCui rml.t, Who iuhrutoI thu
legacy ul bis r11u DO da, 10 foe
low 900 ihn foot 'Opt o. their father,
aud prhyu1 that the blgfsl.au oil
GOD might fy-t upon tho family
lferiICnf WeOlui believed he knew
Brother rm0Ut As we'll 90 amy muu
llvIur. Toe Gospel had gathered n..
zoo, mru as over uvoJ, AND Brother
sm1H. Wal ono Oi them. pftsil1ut
Woodruff Then flgkU lu detail 0t uia
carly acquaintance wl.l Brother
-llJ., when tasy Travelled tu.otaor Iu
the miliiauurY Held in Tennessee aai
Kentucky. They had gone tIgu'huf
t1 EIdlaui Uui tho Prophet joseph
haI become acquainted with lH1.hur
Sm0It. Atone t!mB iu Kirkland uuIr
two oi tho qafun OF. Apostles slo5l
boy tho prIa8; tIa u.uufs, VINO
were lla uegJ,u, .sl'.d u.ln tho
HIOalcr and Bf.,Auf =u1ut %
Join them Iu ogplsiue tho Prophet,
but % haI NO eject up4u Them
btcIusu they know tU.l Jltuph Waa
fbuucs 0i gJa, auI they warned
those Apostles tllt n lhuy uid not
repent they would $50 90 ptrdiu1u.
Brother 5m0ul bad power given him
90 guide aud Clnlr0g hv walked
Fimight forward in thu path of duty,
t0m which ho never wavcrUJ. no
was an Riicctlona,o man % bic family
auu iIouda, aud it was impossible ~
keep i,0m s0ffowirg 20 Hu extent 90
nis departure, Uut the speaker dld NOT
ltUl 10 mourn no tho death ufuuy
Lstlof.day saint. Hu i,it 90 thank
tli TOT huch man a. Fft1.Itnl 7u1nt
10 would not ls e. great timu before
IHU IF.wu will ulvn ma NH Hr.H
.,.t ...t,..- go. a.t 4... ~.
'H' ''''tMNt ''H"V' "'lA H.NN" .. sue
NchA OF ulH lliully ufEAIIEa t.Iu. IFghis
urut NN.uufuW tg.s IHIn.t o.. anIIn ft.
.tt.s,.i M. C.,..,.t ~, .......l ..
60. 'Nt'''''i So NAA n'N'' w.
exc % nave F.Itu4 hrUlurI HMuIt ice
.ufn hIH death but was ufaUIr 10 do 4l.
rF...t.Ir ..Y.. t.Ny.. .I.U L......
- ~ .""
rolled nway.D
Etrr Is- q. Nlao.rrr4ii bs had br.H
called upon D c1niri,I.r ono .i..lo load
10 iur vyrratb of hanoi tb,t bnI Irru
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IECOuE rAx.
tmporiHnt Ruling Affecting Pront of
business Transacted Abroad.

WAsHNGTOS, March ll.--Treaaury
officials have made nm important fui.
Ing 20 the effect that dividends 70.
ceivud by resident or tae United
states ron corporation, forolsn, or
otherwise doing business wholly with
uut tao Unilo1 s,ttas, anu hnviup
princlpal offices ana property out OF tlr
u ltol States, such corporations NOT
being liable on tho net pioilts, must be-
returned az income by porsyns reouiy.
ing the same.
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iia Holmes Pleased with uur insii-
tutinus, ttu -uyH

Hia Holmes Pleased With uur iusii-
tutiont, ttu says
Albany, y. y, March 1l-Iu a
letter wrttun 10 u tlaio oniclal, Con.
George 3. Batohello5 formerly minister
10 Portugal, dgtaila are gIvon gf o.
noteworthy Interview with the pope.
TIE Pope uEpfeafui biz regret mat
C.t'Uiu newspapers ana public mru iu
America objected 90 hlB sending "a
delegate 90 Washington Ur tending out
GA oucycl.cal, ag JvLdIus 90 mrldlc
with the affairs OF foreign gDvefl-
meHL "Ihu % uu error" ruld tue
pope; eel do nos cock 10 mldlIu With
governments except 10 adnOn.
ION my people 10 obey the
civil law and conform TO the
authority Of The lana ia which they
DWELL ltouta .ryato i1 America IN
order that I might bo ttt.Ur informed
0l to tho character OF American iuatl-
lu,lonH gud tho pUcul.arltitroi national
aud ttnig governments, uUi above sll TO-
reconcile suy conflict, n there shuuli
he any, between the government Of
my church aud the government OF the
land"
General Bachelor writes: "Hls hol.
inCs8 has NO CTiucI 90 make on our
school system. llu aald; II am In.
formed that the liberal Marty cOrtrol.-
ing the state Of Sew York chose one Of
our priests az regent OF the uuivoTslty,
anu 1 Hm told that tue two acultlu ul
that great state represent two ytred8--
Que the Protestant aud ono the CUthu.
10, Now, then, eau / complain OF the
Institutions OF AmauCa2 The moro j
siudy them the moro thuy ploasu ms.
/ have admonlBhed oil tue people ln
America 90 refrain from alIlEcs, anu
never. resort IN violence 10 redress
grievances, but 10 appeal 10 The law and
Clugtitutiouu
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First pIsrLcL COurL Rnslness.

The jury In the case " j. W. futile
va Anna Marks brought iu verdict Of
~ cause OF action. This leaves the
property IN dispute ~ Mrs. MARKS.
Argument On the cases against Alma
Hague have uueu continued WI Ihurs.
day 90 10 o'clock,
The CgGo OF the people vs. Louis Mad
sou ana Charlea Lund, robbery, is IN
progress.
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across tho abdomen will likely prove
favorable. Crawl ri's pflneir.l Injury
be tho firhi eve which WIN have 30 DO
removed. Curry came here fr m
tiiu,iB and Crawford i8 from PENN.
syivbuiu. Tho panther is the largest
ever killed on Lake Worth.
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Tho reason Tor sending tho milk ana
powder from Fillmore Tor uualyflf,
~ noted Ia Saturdays NEWS 10 now
explained, People VINO have como up
from Fillmore, bring the Information
tunt IWuE Gaming aud James Shall,
both young ruuu about 20 yrari Of ago,
living Ia Fillmore, have been arrested
ON % charge Ut attending 10 poison q
aauu by tho uamu ri WIN. j. Coulter,
10y putting atTychniuo il milk, which
Coulter pAuOIk VI i0f tuppgr, bur dld
40. take sufficient 10 iuiuru him before
Lr lihcoyeguI tle peculiar taste OF the
Niil, In looking around Tor IL
remedy no came across u Will bearing
what pufp0Uul 90 be his signature, anu
leaving AL hi1 property ~ CARING.
The VIII was very imperfect iu1tlu-
meut aud Coulter claims d DO q forgery.
Coulter IL WiluWcL living alone, AMI
pgrHessed OF considerable properly, anu
the young men, who have boon raised
iu Fillmore, have been ln the habit of
visiting him. CARING claims that the
Will was made by Coulter iaBt summer
when hu CARING st.1ldei Coulter
during d sicG spell, a4I Snail signed
tho paper as witness last December.
They Jpuy the attempt o. poison anu
al knowledge OF toe poison, They
have boon bound over 10 appear Tor d
preliminary examination boiUtsUnitUI
states C0mmisBiUnuf Vgllo On the glst
Inst. In 5000 b0nds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-11
The Pili.burl strlhs.

PIITsBURG, March 1.-THE strike
OF the miners has reached point
where both are claiming an advantage.
The miners say they now have over
$4,000 men working at the 90 cent
rae. Tine operators u the entire din
tuut will meet this afternoon 10 discuss
tue sitIatiun bu, Glilm that the muet.
ing lu 40 aisu Of weakness on their
uATL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-11

q SUCCESSOR to Senator George. The
public announcsm aut ui tho lutcrmi.
nation Of 5enuiO George 90 foiirr will
prove n political sensation On MHsis.
sippi and several prominent mou will
az an early date enter into the contest
for his sent. 10 ~ uudurstnod That
Congroismeu Money and Alluu and
r1-Govefuor Lowry have thoir eyes
on the place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-11
Lord lsos.bsryis Well

LONDON, March ll.-l4Jrd Rosebefy
hau almost entirely recovered from his
attack OF influsnza. he wcutto Wind.
cor today 10 have an audience Of tho
queen, who starts Tor Nice on WeIucs.
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-11

TANuiERs, Morocco, March ll.-A
violent storm prevailed here laat night.
Thirty nshiIB boats aud other crafts
were wrecked, and tue pier partly do.
stroyed. sn,w foil for the frat time
IN many yoaru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-11

Peoria, ILL.,, March li.--Charlps H..
hunu, VI this cry, whose MnBtn
Kennel carried ~ tnrly al the prIzct
a. too dog show IN Chicago last week,
has cold msBiln 10 the mikado OF
japan,