davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
UARLIsLE IN pANaEn.
Tho Secretary Came Near neiug NJ
over by n hieiHhinE Party.

Tho Secretary Came Near neiug Run
over by n HieiEhinE Party.
NEW NoWl, Feb. "A special dis.
patch from Washington 10 u morning
paper aays;i
Secretary Carlisle narrowly escaped
being knocked down by a reckless
tleighing party this afternoon while he
was on his way to tue White House
TO con0ult with the President about
tho financial question. The secretary
WIS walking along Pennsylvania
avenue and was jutt about TO cross
Executive avenue, which separates
the treasury from the White House
grounds. He looked solemn anu OBJ
llvlous Of what was pResing before
HIN. Suddenly high.stepping horse,
drawing cutter containing tWOyOung
people, dashed across the street I'M
medlRtoly In front OF the secretary. He
vas badly frightened for hB barely "a.
Wed being run over.
lie fell backward toward the onrbing
with q start that shook hia hat from
us head and II was several seconds
before he recovered sufficiently to IT.
mark that he had very close call. a
treasury policeman glazed Indignantly
~ The rapidly disappearing aloighing
party and then escorted tho SECRETARY
tofots the street In safety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

has approved the recommendation,
ana il 10 likely that General Gioeley
the chief signal nicer, will instruct
diassiOfd 10 Iufohass The motoriai
needed. IL has also been decided TO
build a gas plant At Fort Logan, Colo,
where gas stored ia ZION Cy flinders will
DC prepared for shipment TO any point
where balloon may be located.
Captain Glastford, who may be
called the bal0onist Of our army, h
greatly Interested In this fes t1fo Of the
signal c0rre. He believes thAt there
Is a great deal In the subject aud that
at no distant day those governments
who spend money for experiments,
such a. France, viii 20 into the mnt-
ier more deeply, following tie limo oi
MuNlm'a invCHtigatiUns.
the balloon ~ OF little valus except o.
captive observation oar. Its bulk
presents too large a surface to the wind
W make II manageable for war puG-
poses. But as n means Of observation
u has proved If lulllclent value TO
warrant the construction VI a second
balloon for use IA the service. EEper-
mentH were making a far as possible
Will the existing balloon, but with the
limited means nt hand Il 10 only posi-.
bic 10 make few nsconts at favorable
seasons, more a. an instruction for the
men tlnu 10 develop any theories Of
serial navigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
Before Judge Merritt.

Mos. OF Chief JuAtice Merritps time
today has been occupied with the fur.
ther hearing Of tho case Of - NJ. Eller-
beck W John q. Midgloy ct al, which
began GA Thursday last. The matter
comes up on an order to show cause,
and hard legal tight IL being made.
La tue oaao OF Samuel L.. Ensign We
Lulu B. Golightly ct al, a. order was
made appointing Samuel Rurg guar.
dian MI lilem for the minor rfsndanis,
II. B. Rugs and Horace Ruxp; aud
Attorney =. II. Lewis was chosen 40
referee 10 take testimony In the case
aud report findings.
ID. ID. Mallory OF al Va John q. Bech-
tll u nj. Decree OF foreclosure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
CHINESE ADVICES.
Japan Refuses 10 Treat With tho
Peace Enjoys.
AMERICAN CREW CAPTURED.
SO Says Rumor that Has Created
UneaSlnesa In Naval Circles at
Washington.

wAsmEoroN, Feb. 4. - Secretary
Gresham has received cablsgfam
from Minister Dunn at Toxic confirm.
ing the Associated Press reports Of tho
rejection OF the Chinese peace COM
mlssioners by tue japanese, on tho
ground that the credentials were dcioc.
i've In not granting them plenary
towers.
No word whateverhad been received
mp 10 1880 a. m. regarding the r..
ported capture OF n part Of the force OF
Tie United states steamship Concord.
The report was oahled to
London from Shanghai, February
3, The Dispatch stated that "a patty Uf
rilicofa from the American warship
Concord landed Al Gun kaing ior the
purpose Of shooting game. They, by
accident, ehUta ChiuamAu, The pos
ulaco became Infatuated aud attacked,
seized anu carried on the whole party.
The commander " the Concord sen
an armed force OF blue jackets anu
marineh 10 rescue them NJ all hazards.
Ihe reported kidnapping Of the on.
GERS OF the United States ship Concord
~ Nhih hhihht kAAuht ltACutA W AHus
ingt0n at too late ora hour In
the day 10 permit u 10 be- Inquired
Into In naval or diplomatic circles.
knowing the condition Of the Chinese
Mt the present slime, AMI tho way In
which they are likely 20 Deal with
prisonete, there T. great anxiety until
the safety Of the party 10 assured.
A coutt.marlial will probably follow,
na the policy " the United S,A,os gov
ernment 10 70 require unusual care Ia
auch cases. a few years ago a tcst
torpedo from a United States watship
was exploded by some Jnpnuebc, who
found 10 on the beach. one Of them
was killed, anu though tho japanese
goyernmef declared II held the
oiicur blameluss, there was n court
martial anu the Clll0sr was severely
teprlmanied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
The Eprinscr. nnd tho s.riEo.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Feb. The South.
ern Pacific engineers arc excited over
the statement given out by onu Of tnuir
number yesterday that IL was their IN
teutiOn 10 enter upon a strike la case
their demands wero not aCctded ~ by
the railroad company. just what poal-
ton they will assume In case Of It.
iusal by tho company 10 adjust the
differences ~ a. well guarded y secret
men. Both Chief Arthur aud Chair.
man Myers OF the ougineorB' commii-
tee denied that any strike was contom-
plated. They say that their complaints
Will DO presented rs becomes buaiuefs
meu, aud IN thu event Of a refusal 10
n Just matters their future course viii
be guided by business principles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
kindergarten Concert.

The people VI Forest Dale have 70.
Gently established kindergarten. TO
assist in dtiraying the expenses In
CURED In fitting up quarters with kin
dergaTten apparatus, a concert will DO
given this evening IN the cold Farm
House" Mt 1880 PIN. A most excellent
program has been prepared under the
direction Of Is. w. Ashton. Those
who attend may be sure OF an even
ing's entertainment worth many times
the price Of admission AZ well "a assist
lug most worthy enterprise. The
kindergarten has come TO DO considered
necessary feature In every advanced
community.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
The Armenian MASSACRE.

The above was tho title OF n most In.
tsresting lecture delivered lat evening
utfJte the Forest Dale Mutual I'm.
pTuyemcnt association by DR.. Joseph
NJ. Tanner. The speaker described tho
different classes Of Atmenians, bketch-
Ing the origin OF lhis strange people,
and giving a graphic description OF
their country anu the social conditions
by which they are surrounded. In
oldentally the character Of the Greek,
tho Turk and the Jew Ia that part Of
tbs world was touched upon. Tho
speaker occupied about an hour and
half and was listened 10 with the clos-
cot attention by large audience. This
IL the first OF IA series OF lectures TO be
given this winter under the auspices OF
the same association, II being under
stood that the next lecture will be
delivered by DR.. James h.. TAlmage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

BRISTOL, IL. l., Feb. 4.-The Her
reahotis have hired largo number OF
extra men aud work ON tie new oup
defender viii now be- begun IN earnest.
About sixty tons Of iead In pig came
ny rail from New York. This was
carted TO the works aud placed In the
yards TO thu south Of tho works where
Il Will be near the big melting pots.
Besides this sixty tons there are about
thirty tons on hand available for the
keel OF the new cup defender. That
the new boat viii DO akeel soon
there Ia but little doubt and what goes
10 ttfengthen this fact Is that tho work
Of making mould ior tho lead keel or
outside ballast, Is now IN progress.
There IL quite quantity If angle
iron on hand and la Tho boiler shOps
tho men are getting some OF II In readl-
ness 10 put on the tables ana bend It to
post on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

TOLEDO, ohio, Feb, 4.-Look wood,s
bank at Milan, Erie county, Ohio, was
entered by five masked burglars AT 4
O'Clock this morning. The safe was
blown open and robbed OF the money
It contained. The men were leen ei.
Gaping IN wagon hended for San.
dusky. A lively exchange OF shot,
took place between Cashier Btoddari
anu tue gang, but they got away
safely.
The robbers secured, II is believed.
alb ut $4,000. Those men supposed 10 be-
long to tho gang have been captured nj
San Dusky. Three oIhers will probably
DO caught so0ns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
surRrnr ooUaF DEcIsroN.
Application for writ of Habens Corpus
Denied,

WAsIGINdTON, Feb. 4. - The Bu.
prome Courl Of the United States To-
day denied the application OF Elvor
ton IL. Chapman, the rocalcittant wit.
ness In the Senate sugar trust inveali.
gallon last summer, Tor n writ OF hAbeas
corpus, on the ground that II was not
competent for the Supreme Court 10
interfere In the matter until after tue
case should have been finally disposed
OF by the district courts. Chief Jus.
tice Fuller, who delivered the de-
oision, says II the fnal decision should
he against him, u would be competent
bt Chapman T. apply for writ
OF error TO the Supreme Court,
aud In case II could not Oo granted, 10
apply for habeas cOTpua, but lie thought
the ends Of Justice would DO better sub
served n there bp no inleriutcncs at
this time. Chief Justics Fuller SAID
the court had been unable ~ roo that
Chapmnn'e oase preseuted any oxosy-
iional circumstances, as ret up In hlH
petition.
Application for \ writ of habess cor
pus was also denied IN the cAsr Of j. 5.
Schriever on tho Same grounds. Tho
court remarking that IL was essentially
similar to the Chapman oaso. Jutt 90
Field disseni0d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

ilo Arrived This Morning VIA AIS
rri,Onar Wihou. any Iroublr.

Captain d. van arrived Ia this
city From san Fisnolsso a. o'clock
I-is corning, Uung.ns wi.l him John
&. Wil.iuns, who 10 wanted nero on Il
charge o. burglary. Inc prisoner
gave the oiiiCrr no trouble wnbL ne
learned tuat he had TO come back win
lM, de fGpTusssd Willingness %
conc hacs aal face the charge. WIZ
liens Il said 10 nave bad a good repu.
at.cu previous % getting into his pTet-
rNf trouble.
Captain D1uOvan has enjoyed hla
trip very much, aud expressed himself
~ beiug very fsvufaaiy impressed
with tho nppeatauco % TIE city VI San
Francisco, this being his iirst visit to
that locality. He reports that the rail.
way track 10 perfectly clear between
that city and Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
FRlEp sLA.n sanyEs wnLl.
Hat the biaster Dies aud Leaves hin,
rFnetIshIIy AoIhInE.

EhahshlD NoAhihEs
NEw York, Fob. "A special die.
patch 10 the World from Richmond,
Va, says!
Anderson Whitaker, an aged negro
OF Scott county, was In slavery days
the property Of Nathan Whitaker, VI
that county. At the clo6u VI the war
Lis master, an invalid was reluctant 0
feliuquish his claims ON the trusted
aud faithful nurse, aud no proposed 10
Andrew that he remain with him Ia
voluntary service aud he would be-.
queath 10 him hourc and lot aud
other real eft ate. The negro agreed
aud until Augutt 1888, when his mas.
tor died, performed the same labaTs that
he had before tho law freed him. He
was then an OH man.
When the will was read Il appeared
that tao only legacy left him was n
hoftp worth $50. The contract under
which the oolored man had served the
best days OF his lie had never teen
made In whiting. The olI negro
brought his grievance TO Captain j.
WOOD, well known attorney, who
undertook 10 emf. rec the terms Of the
contract.
The circuit court Of Scott county at
Its last torn threw tho case out on
acknowledgements and now thesupromo
court Of the slut Ia asked 10 slow tho
eX'slave remuneration for his long
service In Heli-lmputel slavery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

NEW YORl, Fob. A special die.
pRtch from Washington to morning
paper says ll IL learned from an au-
th0titA,ive source that the Hawaiian
government Is seriously considering
the advisabilily Of putting to death tho
rOyaliaia WHO were prominent In the
recent revolution against the govern.
meat; Information M 10 tho determine
ton Of the government will probably
reach Washington by tue next steamer
from the Islands, which Is due at San
Francisco some timU next week. IL IL
already known that tho ex-quuen will
DO baniShed, anu II IL not Improbable
that she viii arrive In the Unltsd slets3
on the sans steamer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
lio.l on DO IraIIey slrII.s.

Waterbury, Conn, Feb. 4.-Herr
Most OF Now York addressed crow d
oi 800 Ia the Turnvetoin hall last
uight anu arThigned the Brooklyn
street Railway companies fJr their
action Ia the trolley strike. The
police had previously warned Most
inst they would allow 40 auntchislio
talk nnd Le spoke Ia mild tones u
denuncIuiion Of capital aud COVER.
ment. The anarchists had previously
engaged CoucoTiiA hall for the rally,
but the owners Of the property, upon
learning that Herr Mobl was 10 DO tho
speaker, refused 10 lot the hail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
Newfoundland Politics.

sr. JOnSs, n. H., Feb. 4.-The
psliticnl situation remains unchanged
~ far ~ the new miDlHtry 10 cUu-
ccrned. Nothing has yet been de.
cidod 90 10 who should retire from tue
representative body 10 make way for
tle new members VI the cabinet. EN-
Receiver Scott claims that his iuteu-
ton 10 certain us no represent ST..
johns (Wcsl) which IL under his com
troll. norris 10 the WhilswAyite leader
OF the city. Morris has been diiquAli.
fled but be wants this removed to eu-
able him TO regain his political ascen.
dency In the city. Scottis aiming to
keep him out aud will ftesist any nt-
TENT to remove his political dis.
abil.tiri.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

PARIS, Feb. 4,-Au explosion OF fire
damp IL reported from Mont CeAuIes
mines, department Of 5aono Of Loire.
Thirty persons arc believed to have
been killed.
Additional advioes from the Mont
Ceaules mines show thtt tire broke out
yesterday ia the Steugnio pit. While
the miners were fighting this fire tue
explosion occurred which wrecked the
galleries aud enIombed the miners. A
rescue party, thus far, recovered
twenty bodies aud removed from
the ruins eight terribly Injured miner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
Midnight illumination.

People ry-iilng IN tho vicinity Of
tie q. 5. l.. and II. =. railway station
Al. Ciayerly, Davis county, we're at.
tI>tt n Rul uya.lfied at / O'clock this
Wy!aing 10y sae o0uutrY thsrsabouts
DriAs brightly illumluGtsa. Invest.
CATION uhOwe1 the oausb o. Dp a strong
dame OF burning pas nom lhe natural
gss Eain ~ tltt g1iot, which had
bsfn isniied, ana Continued 10 burn
vita dame several iuct nigh until
$3.50 AIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

WAsIiHGToN, Feb. 4.-The amend.
ed labor arbitration bill agreed on by
the House committee on labor Al I
conferences with the representatives
Of locomotive engineers, trainmsn,
iltemen aud conduct0rs, has bsuu "a .
ported 10 the House by ErdmAn. pal
Incorporated IN the report accompany
ing the bill nre two leIIerB addressed 10
Chairman MoCnnn, approving tho
OIL, one from Carroll ID. Wright, com.
missioner OF lsbor, anu the other from
the labor representatives above refeTlsd
To,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
DIED SUDDENLY.
Mrs. Lizzie Baxter, Of The Tenth Ward,
Passes Away.

The announcement tf the death OF
Sister Euzab0lh Cheshire Baxter, OF
to Tenth ward Il Tile city, will come
I'D a painful surprise 10 tue many
itiends Of the family. The sad event
occurred yesterday Sunday after.
noon. Sister Baxter has been
H. but seemingly was Irogrussing
iavorably. In the afternoon she had
been converting chseTiully with th0,e
about her, when she was suddenly
seized with an CXcguoiatiug pain ~
the hearl, This continued about hait
an hour, efforts gt securing relief pTuy-
ing futile. The result was OF the sAd-
dest chRraoterf for the heart had ceased
10 beat.
The deceased was born In the Tenth
ward OF this city, aud was aged 3B
years, 10 months and 10 days a. tho
time VI her demise. Sue leaves
a husband and six children the latter
ranging from three weeks 10 fifteen
years OF age-t0 mourn hor loss. SUE
was most astimabls woman, day0t-d
and true, and was fAlthtll Lat uE-Iay
Saint. Brother Baxter and family
and relatives have the sympathy OF
large circle OF friends In their sad be-
reavement.
Some OF the relatives OF the deceased
reside at a distances, ana the painful tld-
ings has been autographed them. In
order TO give them an opportunity to
90 at the funefal, which Will bO held
In the Tenth ward meeting house, tho
date OF lie occurrence probably viii be
Thursday next
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

LONDON, Feb. 4. - Tho missing
schooner yacht MOhican from New
York IL not lost, as reported In the
United States, unless she met With a
disaster since January 18Th, when she
arrived IN ~. Miohaols, AIltes.
NEW YOml, Feb. 4,-rno Mohioan
sailed from Now York In tue latter
part OF November with DR.. ConyeTs
Herring, his bride Of lew days aud "a
young girl, Miss Lrttia Thompson, on
board. According 10 tho general re-
port Miss Thompson ran away from
nome TO take this cruise as Mrs. Hcf-
rings companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
Assnnlt al Nenli.

News has been received from Nsphi
OF an ASSAULT on Saturday evening,
upon Charles w. Miller, late editor el
the Courier. John r.. Down was the
assailaIti aud his Weapon was a four.
pouui mlIeT's hammer. He was
pound over Ivy Justice Stout to tho dis.
trict coult in the sum OF $1,000. AIr.
Millvf'a head was baaly lacuIated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
An Aged Gentleman Fails on Tho Loo
and Breaks His Leg.
JAMES GREEN THE UNFORTUNATE.
His Portitudo Under the Doctors
Hauds-James Wilson Loses His Way
aud Becomes srow.blind.

Early yesterday morning James
N'rseu, who Is Ia his eightuth year,
tlipped aud fell, brokklns his log lust
below The hip Joint. Tue old gentle.
mau, who resides ut the corner Of SIKH
south and Third West atreets, arose
auoa. 7 o'clock yss'srIsy mornlng, and
OpsniDg tuu 1sgH docs walked out onto
ihe doorstep. TIE step was covered
with Ice ami his loot slipped AMI hc
iull 10 thu grou.c " ia he above result.
avs supposed - have lfiu there Tor
over an uOuf, when 90 at.r.Ctod tho a.
tCntlUu ~ s1uo .i tae uulguLoFs, VINO
Iinmeula!oly iO.k u!tl ia AID cAfrd Tor
hlul.
d. Benedict was called In Aod ut.
tended 10 TIE i.JuroA mat, setting the
llnb without tAv usr u IA ane,thetiu.
iho OIL geutiUmAu U0Ga up uader the
operation femaylably well, consolidating
hl1 advanced nge. Df. Benedict OK
pressed grtAl surprise az his cyoiness
ana iufiituue.
thb accident Il n very serious one,
lhItedi aud owing 70 tne gonllumau'a
age no vail Jpubieas be- laid up Tor
some tsmv. A; .sst t1lsunis, however,
he was rggting qJ..'ly aud seemed 10
DO progrcseing la,g.y well.
LosT IN THE STORM.
James Wiison, WIN was reported 10
DO ~ badly frozen during a trip from
American Fork 10 this city few
dtyH since, appears not 10 be ~ badly
frozen ~ 81 fifst supposed. He IL t.
DAY suffering from snOW-blindnets;
otnefwisu he appears 20 be all right.
WlltOui who IL a carpenter, has been
working NJ American Fork until quito
recently anu on Friday last started on
foot for this city tC lind employment.
When he started out the weather was
hue, but finally storm arose, and Ia
tue snow and wind he lost his way,
and wandered on as best he could.
Darkness overlook him but no Travelled
on unIil daylight appeared, anu being
OVeftaken by wagon was brought ~
this city anu placed In care VI tho
officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
Mhl.l.r Trn.t Reeslrss..

CucAu1, Ftl. i.-Jujs, Grotscup
out.i =. n. Gre, Hna. rom the racciv-
us1lJ n iuu whisky tsis. 10 allowed
Receiver Lawrence o icuain hs ihr
representative Of the Directors anu
appointed General John McNutt
rtceivor.i1-chieL Joan j. Mitchell
was appOiltei another receiver 10 rep
resent .has New York .tockholdv's.
Tho drclniou accompanying tie order
was long, and criticised Greenhut's
N,tOus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

TORONTO, Feb. 4.--John Haggert.
minister OF railways, gives absolute de-.
NAL 70 the statement that q. N. Arm.
strong has any guarantee II the
Oanadlhn government In placing on
the London money markets securities
OF his company that Is 20 build rail-
road from Gaspo to the Pacific, paral-
lel with the Canadian Pacific road.
Minister Hnggert considers II utterly
impossible that Armstrong will DO able
To hoat hie enterprise ON the London
market or anywhere else.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
unwailan CoIrs.pondeuca

WAanN0TON, ID. T., Feb. 4.-The
President tOiay sent additional Hs-
wallan correspondence 10 Congfess.
Most OF IL has been published hitherto,
The chief feature Ia the correspondence
between Secretary Gresham and Min.
isler lhuTston, In which the latter
speaks OF tue possible trouble the HA.
waiian government Will have In POO
tuctinE foreigners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
Nellie Is lmuecuuious.

$. p. Armsir0ns, attorney for Nellie
Davis, the woman charged with hay-
ing abducted young girl from Lent
for immoral purposes, some Time ago,
made an application 10 Judge Bartuh
this afternoon 10 have certain witnesses
aublm1aOd in tho defendAnt's behalf
Al tho expense OF the Territory.
The order was made as prayed and
hrs. Davis was rat armed 70 the peni.
IentiAry 10 await her trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04

WAsHiNoroN, ID, o., Feb. 4.-Tho
comptroller ui tho currency has de-
oiarrd dividends In favor of the credit
rTa Of insolvent national banks 90
fJllowEi
Twenty-Five per cont National
Bank Of Pendletou, oregon; 10 per
cent, First National Bank, Arlington,
Oregon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
Tho County Court.

No matter Of special interest or i'm
portAnce was presented at thiR morn.
iug's session OF the county court, al
though an average amount OF routine
business was transacted. The select.
men agreed to meet again at 9.S0 this
afternoon, when they expected u onco
more discuss the question OF the
eouhty's financial position at the
present time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-04
ATrIend cd oIe,sIana nenn.

WILKEsBARRE, Ps., Eco. 4.-DanIel
Shelby, InsnggoT Of music hall In
this city, died suddenly OF heart
disease this morning, aged 81. He had
managed houses Ia New York, Buffalo
aud Chicago. During his resideu ce iu
Buffalo he was an intimate friend N
Grover Cleveland.