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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-02
/ REVOLUTION RIPE
,r,,,S; CondsmnIns tho Pr'sI.
t,rgs Arbitrary Rule
.,,.rp ouralOGs rERpETRAlED
.,..,,.o, ThcIr Way to France
eo,,,mala Buying a supply Of
Ammunition.

.... y,urs. sfay g.-passeugera on
NV c",,,,,b.s tom Colon report iAa'
...''...,,,i.Inatcrmgut ovor ffe'i-
',..''Z'I,,.,safblury rulo. Ono ra.'
,ggr "gbv ilans for H'''J"'
.,1rw are VOL under way Hnu
-,,s the cgdss cr5p Dc harvested
ny, viii bean uprIsiug throughout
No c5anuy' .,.,.u.,
g.,.s VA. outrageous. When h'rriJs
-, ' rgm nls useless mission 20
r'.,,,t tho president kept 'gctet
.gg'y Hnr tHs HH. .hat .H1 niue
~ XXX ai.fa. When tie btlN Do
l.,til, arrived at GytiYgJ lhN pg1i @
ll''..t..s.I. OHo Uf the ptullIcul'
1890. u rurtgutiUn, 10 s alleged
'.ir. brutal treaty 0f tho son oh me
.-..,.igrpt nt GfEulu1, Ht4AVhla
I.sft68 tbta,er lbt l'arowas lui'
.g.5el ly suIIluu hu was '.NaA
n IND ,ho soldiers tgaiunrl ahl 'n'A
5Bgfta.sntsr say thattwo agents
ibg evolutionary rauy On Their
.yf4 France were Uu the tJiJMu.H,
ITsvsI,5 declare that tho 6hipmcnt 90
rGiIrsf.udeas on the cry OF Para 20
g,isuala was significant in view II
M Ifecul situation Iu NioanuBua'
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THE much 10 roy boo rguTI 90 the
mBttuE IA searching through Tire
genealogical RECORDS he discovered ny
family secret 10 los thit
"Mauy years ago "a large property
was luit 90 Mr. CulvufH unC,ftufF. II .
was never informed Of this TACT My
AlnoT 90 that time, az % lawyer bad
entire charge li tho Transaction, and hU
arranged maticfH lU that Mr. Cuivgt's
Hucestora were deprived OF their righ,-
ful inheritance,
"Mr Culver worked diligently 10
prove bic claim 20 tIs property. Hu
has puCCecJcI Co "a certain uEiUut, Hu1
nu appointment wns made 20 meet at
5ytaCufr.
~ Disposed OF him aud you VIII
mover tru him again. j wa obliged TO
do this in order 10 save myself re
leaves 40 Ispus throwing llgut upon
the ma'tgs
"ruu fortune rcieifsi 10 was uu im.
muusr property COrrlttluE 0f ault,
HOUSES ami money well Invested AMI
today o. ono OF che largest pstltuH lu
existence. n d u NOT Fllkuu 90 any ui
hiH iruuJfi intending 10 sufrssU them
vuiy coon,
"HIB lasl words were these, when I
u'kul him 10 nu wished 90 '1y any
tEiug 90 bic ,rlgUHg
"'rcIl Cooper 100 pay nlI ms Uut-
standing debts ana TuBu iof himself
everything that was lrit. Tell Lra,u
iu taEr charge Of the place Ut Slab Clty
uuiiItIlI'
ole hun.ly ssiI' 'G10l byU 20 ull
my ulruiF,'
"ruls ls 'hr end OF my ftJfy aud you
viii probably never near from mI
again,
"Youu truly
t1IEl.dl a. SIHAsuTun
Nr zimmerman immuIist.y frIp-
gIu, hrt g. Row York ,Ur his brother,
Cooper CulyvG VIM arrived promptly
tuu % suaTCl oil h.a ttuua was maze.
Hucy HaHI go .uI o. number Ht Iat.
,uf- concerning hay's family au4 tga
HslU, uAYy b.uR ilJm .urHus vol
LUusu vs. lau family, o. tu was iuu
met luuUagUu llv al.ly had ever
bad tIs' iHUir Wss a.y pIUusJy COM.
lrE O. ta.m,
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TALKED EXEMPTION.
Amour. VI Ptop.f.g 10. Liable 10
Execution.
MURDOCH nrrrs DEFEAT AGAIN.
h1fro'siug % The Constitution Oh
Parhm 80 Commenced ihis A1or.
uaou--mii iakeI,e Days.

The Constitution makers talked OK.
ompH,u iicaa 10 divers forms the
greater paft VI today. The article on
that question wUs verbatim COPY Of
what Judge Cooley, the distinguished
American Jurlst, hsu drawn Tor tue
s'a,c Of Michigan aud which 10 saii
10 have given great satisfaction
% the citizens Of tur Wolverine cJu-
mouwesltl. 10 was In the main
adopted, but 10 some Important par-
ticuIats u wa modified nod chnusct
10 cmboly provision, presented by Va.
rau, Richards AMI other legal lights
OF tue Convention. When Il had teen
temporarily disposed Of Murdoch, VI
Beaver made aaOthcr uusuccsssiul
attempt 20 convince his colleagues that
ihe agricultural aud mining Interests
of thc Row Stale had not been very
E.ucDusiy cared Tor, ani a substitute
article IoIUlrct them In their rrspsct.
lsHrElH ruled .ut. Tile Convention
mo .r.Hi O. fy.0.uti % puviIius t1f The
i,u.. .ulatu suETIlsmrnt ou YaTcuuuut
.Hn Consultation, tlu NUtk tu 10
1903" IcfIy dpu1 aud o. hu absolutely
ii.r tom blot rf.sIrs, iuirnlu1atIu
1f inr no uuy hlus. THIS ncii1n me-
IAiINtu thu work ~ cugr0ssiug already
.uuu. But OF tIat there wgH very
little fee Cloft smith had spent Uut
bali % day Du g. Ilg hal cHumcutud
uuEroriYs 900 pau,g uuu tni- hu dri-
90 yuu when pIruhmcui was uu.
ylivI uIIu. lie again bcgau
hs tssk lhIs afternoon anu says a. Will
take him At lsas. five days 10 complete
tuu UugrUsslug ut the instrument
which means that Adjournment h At
least that Tar On.
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In the matter Of tue estate Of Morris
Goldberg, deceased, the accounts OF the
administrator (Juo, h, Dolly wors
presented and n,Inwui, % Fpcoial ORDER
being made Cor the payne. OF n claim
by Bennett, Mnuhnll IS Bradley
amluuiius Go ~ ,olsl5
In thu matter li the estate and guar,
d.anship OF Harry h. Taylorand lzgra
b. Taylor mluJr, Frederick Taylor
their 'RthuL WIS appointed guardian
on tilluE bond of 500 m each case.
A second guardian was appointed iu
the case Of l2ogta, viz, Martha H.,
Give, who also furnished Ooud Of
$50.
l.itato OF John Bailey, deceased.
Henry Diuwooiey, rhOs, Jenk az and
George IA, Rtybould appointed com-
MissiOugrs in Partition,
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lnnN arEEL.


So ~ "NNA.ANHH
NEw NuEE. May 2.-rhc Iron Igs
Ayt
pr5luCcrs have shown q comment.
able uiUpu.itiUn O. restore wages when
they have really uUtsiuoi higher
haufcs Ia thHlr ralcs. But there i1
evido { iupauunCs ga label circles and
ihrtu Is some danger OF tufics Of
sifIhcF.
The mos. significant report which
Fain.i currency uurin. tue pos, week
t4 tuu. C.uFOIiIatIon Do being uugg.
uaiuI lUtwuUu the leading % orators IN
tI0 D9auaf'Hvil'cc be region aud that
when elected Ito price viii be- OFF.
vNraI @. sL6O Tor deliveries after
Ju.v l.. Meanwhile tie advance Gu
:l.aI Or rY: u.lng realized fiuUO round
W#suutHr 1f standard C1uuuilsvliiC
iuiuHgr ka utu uUigg offered ut sllO
Nut fl,lJ.
IUr Nawca De furnaces strike has
pvt e uttl1 backbone Doc Bts8umer Iis,
which nga cold Tor M.y delivery iu
moderate quautiIius ~ $40.
Steel Do very dull. buyers in thr
I'st ~ least Cprult IH tempted ly
lauuss claaiIvmUlv brlgw nominal
uuJigN .H.
Doc finished .ro1 aud steel tho GI.
vHugu Ono b.rs iu 800 WCHt BE- Pretty
i,miy established, iEcfe nHyiu. ustu
quite good zeal tluHHrss IuCuluagG.
tho higher prices faf Shoots Itcr.rd b..
Gently pru NOS 0YnUt.I ou choice
ORDER. Ilv best tAH. rfu lH s-II q
prices b. that They uru atHaIcL
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mame Id .onlnlLn NeleEnn..

DESvH, Culr Huy Before the
q, A, r. uucampmruJ 10 the dcpsf..
muug OF mo CalUu#H all Wyoming
convened today, there was much die
CuFaion among she vvJu..ns. 90 httuHd.
huce 0f tine trcUmm uIl..nn made by
tho department. commander, Tor the
appointment VI com ...l.r ll prepare
memorial % tho rFA. national ul-
cAmpmoui In favor of GA u..lug AulU-
Clbl aid 90 tho U"u'uI Hrt.u veterans.
The suggestion was g utl|y received
with favor and the leading members
eXUrusted tue opinion lh.l the prime. g.
pie advocated by Con, Rollins will T.
Goiyc the endorsement .au bncamp.
mcnt, which resumed ils coIoJ aesiJns
OF 10 O'clock today,
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SAs tUAaCIauu, Ally g.-rhu Do.
petitions aIU being iGECu 100 the :lUU,
uII damage fuIt ui g.. a. 5ptug.uls
against hie father Claus IS riucEe.s, lgu
sugar aiug, Tor alleged Eluuius g.. IS.
SpfscEUls devoted several hUua go.
tIiiay ~ t0lliug why Dc tuud hisialhtr
Tor risuIu. Claus spWgEuia Will tell
today why lao ma 4g tue statements CO.
which hiH con iHlvH exception, The
statements Ui Usnu viii yuuHrI iu the
coming Trial. while tho young mas
could not mention any Particular ur.
g8Fl.u whore Hu had HuNHfri Imam.
cinlIy hufliu tuat his general Iunu.t.
ton usu boon Injured, Al W tho
aurckuls millions, he SAID, would not
fucsmgcufg him Tor the damage done
90 bee standing BOO tue community,
IhUtuit Tor Islander 10 iatuI on on
article published several weeks ago Boz
which Claus SurCsApls was quoted us
saying that 4. a. Spfuc.,rH aud his
younger brother had attempted 90
duitaud him Of q large sum VI money,
and that &. a. sITgcrrlf was O. p1ai
business muu AMI would soon be- bauL.
fupi.
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As,,uIt rpon A. on Nan.

Eric Hansen, az elderly mau In the
employ Of Harry Hayuus OF Murray,
wrut before Commissioner Pratt this
morning and sW0rp out warrant
charging young fellow named john
MuC1uiu with having assaulted aud
beaten him last evening, ~ Muray.
IL would appear from The complain.
ants statement that ulOu returning
h1nr from work bu ilu1d tue defend.
ant ami two other, nll shruIhCfdoTB,
standing at bis door upOn which they
hul been humping. When hu MIX Il
them what they wanted Mgl 200 n T.-
piled, "Wu have come o. soc your
IurIE," meaning uAgHuu'B daughters.
seeing that they hal reun drink.
ing hb advised thea 10 clear IN
90 quick time; Tut tluIeuuUn, he
alleges, hlUC0miu deal, him
a terrific blow across the nose, causing
him 20 hII 20 the rrouud iussn7lbIp
H.l O.hasWisD hurting him. when
rirErl cut il0 OIL m"l rt- found Go
be- vfry lAI'y luju5UI r"HGt t4u head
and face, nul me bl..f uIEv4 freely.
Nr Wa. taken 90 tHu .licB OF ".
FrrrrUrr, where lo received TJqglHile
Ut,ruti0r.
A telephone message wgs sent %
Sheriff. Hardy anu Deputies Steele and
Smith went out 90 Murray, They sT-
rested McCumis ana brought Nlm Into
the city, and lodged him N tHr county
ial Ihe other Two men, though win
MCCymir nj the time, took no par; iu
tho assault and were not, therefore,
rIucrd under nrrfst,
Tho Defendants preliminary hearing
has teen sut Tor 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning,
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HON. HE WAS SLAIN
MAIL CLERK EGlyGH,'s STORY
several Immps Arrested Suspected OF
Che CrImc-Ihe Search iur
tuu bandits.


hi.ou road deny ymphalicoIly today
,uat tryfo was any attempt % hold up
tue train ut Culluyilio last might
when Engineer Frank H0imrs was
killed. The shooting, tLoy .ayi wa.
done by tramp. The officials gi the
Told tlluA tucy have thr murderer Vi.
uolmg. iu ibu man caught leaving the
tender However, Mail CIufa j.. A..
Euovefs tells tho following 81. 1873
The troin left Carlinvllic. HarIiy
had 'ho train g0t under why wh9u Two
tumps lying 1ht on tho b,la Ig tnr
tender were startled uy the b.IUU.a.
u Two ugu crawling uyug 90. l"uuuG
Iuhiug twD Big revolver iu.Y Soc iAg.
ul iHr tramp, Tho Low vIHaUtatHI |Iu.a
lhvir silence and HUIul attention q.
tuUir own b#.iuuH iuseinE 600 .a $40.
engine ulu .H. 20 li armed Boo.
0fIutu iuu tUu ufrmuu, one mau aA.
500 learning tue gUaI, 10 Ia. up lU,.I
hands W.'iH tuu O.urr covered Iu.Ia.
Uur hulmuf uul ordered lim % H#.t
on 'hrs.y.uL Tho engineer uJm. I....
luuu ihu auFluTllJ ordered uIw Iua.au
her foil heat auI Boo uvDy. Holm
made o. ITut.us1 20 UulHs HghuI t.. Do.
usr hpIaf.H.s a.I.NHa lt.r .# .... H
t;g' orJwU, Engineer H1.uy, uH ..,
uIult i0r Goo IHu I a|a.
Hu.L.l iH. if.H.4.H Ui.#, .t.. o..
h.rI .r. u""H UI 900. ..... %
..Uy..r .. H.l a...aa I,u. s. IlH..
| li.wH.Il ...Iin HI.vH.. with
, .... .E.. u.l..E uHi.H 900 ... .a....
.. H.H. .sf uH i4. ....a. 100
.N a.l .HH 10. auavy Ua.s sU vel.
down 90 a tauIauIl as. Do $50
lIu two I.Hau,r swung Oh, A UuW-
rur ut mon mad been udIu. 1000 ur
rear platform ui tuu mail gHI uuI AI
she hrs! report the tNp mai. CLERKS
heard ONO ua..aIUi "lIUy HlH HIIu..
rglIa tuHlI.. plans had mIHga.fIH..
After w.uru'H Iu4ugIHIHl tNUg
started Go r.l. luu mail CIUfsH Who
had ilIat uH..H.u tuu uiluE uHH UuHu
/ hy lut brakeman LH menace O. 4H.
liant tramp. hoard thH numau Hurut.
irFt "lfau. aH.m.. De- GulI.n
Aail tIy.. tHaiTuy auI Blg.4gu.
man Logan, |H charge 90 Weighing
toe msi.a Tor tuu gUvsiumuut uHI the
| railroad company respectively, UfU-
,luIuu 20 assist tue iAIl muu la the
rHarch Tor tHu aIayuu Ol Frank
li0lmga. liuUyiuE aT.uuI ruuuugiuU
Logan stumbled over mBu lyiug
prone la the EUH ami commanded
him 10 rice. bHluutlU tlg complying,
I tuu man protested uHliuai arrest uuu
| gIslmUd o. uu Boa uU way connected
with the trouble. C0ufr0y pushed on
ana came ON u mau With o repeating
rifle mud a hell fIlI of g4FTFtlyYE az.
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NALuAnLE pnEsEyr.


'HN tWpornF sends SILK 20
10, tue nikndu.
,Aiig1uvEH H. g., May g.-At-
ny, ~ ,g,i.usll by 1he Empress al China
NV ~ wy 'l'l tho emperor OF China mas
M uoils OF thG most valuable silk
nv, 70 the emperor OF japan az a
ls,,. y, MS lthe Chinese EMPEROR
n ~ 'o' hIe'torati0n VI peace. O.,T
!r,."' 't'hmh C1ugJglulatlng the
G,.I on the aTmisliCo were ne.
cf,,s,. from tho naval aud military
htbi,g,' Various foreign powefI 40 10
IA y, sss.uEIlIeman who recently exam.
t,i ' 'ug Alug fuon, the Chinese iron.
IA INK, ~ Wei Hat Wei, Informed
d 49," nat the vessel IL submerged
ht g, eI mat covers hoT lower decx.
b, Igie' uecA only bting Visible.
lima. lylnB on an island with nor
u5,,,. u'oEcn Oh uud all her ma.
t,v,y 1NI other AtllclgB on bosrJ
ain ltt9Ll IN confusion. A Chineap
%, y 5. "uu was ON the Lat Ydsn when
Ae5. SUNK by torpedo, told The
,t M. 'nl,,oIlnaut that when tne veg.
hb, struck bY tho torpedo eyerV.
hnSB' I,,,iilllng her heavy guns, was
A,srploup Ia the air by the shook OF
'A' Passengers BY tho Em.
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lMANAuuLIs, May .. - AZ the
Bfrus e0uucn Of Is giRhts 0t Pythiaa
h va tgrIiod 10 wage war on the
it. HF from the order vino started
be- ailpgOvrd OfIrr VI Knights Of
lyllL" The improved order had
IN gglu boa the action VI tho last
lggtls lodge IN deciding that hero.
t.ai lh0 utual DO printed IN tho Eug.
Dob hlgulge only. Iar German
.s-Idag members established the Op.
lrfIIu.
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Iar Nnr.In. % ,lmIIannite.

NV iUW, May John HuG,
pau 10. hayu Ialitu brIE o $1,000, ZOO
ny Ag death OF Charles Epsthui, a
Nl.ily Californian, On 1893, has died
il Nl.aWnui ". j. Hun Hurud Eas,-
i'Nyu yy.ali ago through an al
ul H typhoid fever when NO one
ttV.lll 30 near him ana the on.
We tillle was his reward.
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WuI Broai, ihe TrusL

NEw YOWy, May 9.-IhU.o 10 very
good prUspyU, that the hnp ul the
meat trust will bu broken within thu
next i1E days by tho Cleveland uI.
milittuti1u, Inside Hivicts received
here are 20 the effect that tire aIth0ri.
tivU ut Washington uTu about CO. remove
the emtarg1 on Canadian cattle which
has boon IN operation iJT several ycars
past
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,uLyER's sony FOUND.
aurdoTed And thrown Into "a
River

River
RoCuEsTEB n, Y, May 8.-Tho
body OF Roy 81. Culver has b ron found
Ia the Clyas river between Clyde anu
Savannah. lie had been murdered
anu thrown into the river. lie was
tho young secretary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of
Newas who mys.eTiously disappeared
recently,
Culver started from Newark for
Syracuse. Ho did not return when he
said no would. Three days later Mt.
zimmerman, Of Newark, ais C0usin,te.
oOivoi postal card, mailsdat Syracuse,
stating he would return on Saturday.
In the same mail WAS received a letter,
printed In a large, rough, disguised
nand Us follows
"sYRACuBE, n, Y,
MI AmmoImRu;
Dear sir-Perhapa by this time you
Will be somewhat worried about the
absence of Roy n. Culver / have
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m nnI.n or rollloNs.
The NicaraEunn Uucstiou-A settle,
mrnt Hoped for soon.

LOSDoE, May y, p1sllamontary
secretary Of the foreign aillru, Sir I'D
ward Grey, replying Go William Poi.
lard Byless, member on the Shlppley
division OF Yorkshire, boo Tho House of
Comm M, today taiI the proposal OF
Nicnr1guH Co refer aIl tho disputes
between that country auu Great Brit.
sin 60 "a C0mnisa.DG ut Arbitration was
received on ApTll ~. But ho added,
when the pgpeu uge submitted 10 Par,
Lament il will b,g seen Tint II wAl
not Il case Tor arbitration, hlr Byluss
also Htkgd whether tho United States
uHI suggested terms iul the AmiOablu
settlement with Nicaragua, 70 .hls
question Sir Edward Grey answered
tuat mo- such proposal mad been re-
criyod from the United states govern.
mon, lilo hoped, however a settle
ment would soon be arranged.
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MARsIIALLrUwN, Iowa, May g.
Tho norIlbOuni passenger train un
the Chicago nud Great Western rail.
road was wrecked between Green
Mountain and GInIbro1k last night by
striking a ne placed ON the trucks by
mlacroauts. The engine uud thres
coaches were throw IA down "A fiyU.ioot
cmbankmGnt. The baggageman aud
bTskemen were Biightly injured, but
the rest OF the crew Rnd ihe passengers
escaped uuhuTt.
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L,rAAANn nIs,IA.

.rrababnii5 Of % peaceful H'i'''n''n'
oftnc natter iu Disrute.
PARIS May The Nt'n today
.,r Jallu DO treating with kpstig,
Fsags and Germany, ami "a peaceful
..nlraut 20 thu mallsTr iu ulBpuiui
,..ss rom Huu.a'a objections 10 the
ns Of treaty arrived 10 between
l.ra uuI japan, De- probable. The
..pasuua ,Hal the tHrcB western
stnafu about 10 achieve Il dipiU.
si.e victory, adding that japan ls
-.ati 10 accept d territorial Cuuyvl-
,.s 10 au0.Hrf direction, which is
iuttatls 10 Russia.
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LAWHHAeE, kAs, May 2.-PfoL
a. l. DJenr, No Kansas un.y,tsi,y, lrft
.uNIlby ti,DfuDOu Tor Boston, flDm
w lg "illsnIl IJs the Arctic regions
l,ln Tue igAry expedition. l. lf.
'.lg we uu The Cook vese tho
,.',All, lha, was wrecked last
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AcNos, Mia, May "A Terrible
wy aud electric stutm struck tho
al .ni ulghI. The Fiut Nullluul
l.l llllluE was uuTuO.td aud con.
h''ihliu other damage was done.
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IggrwLtu Ky, May "A eye.
.UtIu uv iot from Blruuumvll,e,
ky. ayr The jury In tho famous
|IItt.AsF.1' case returned "a verdict
tlEULu, of guilty.. They Will get
| l.a .lLL...
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ELsH1HN, w. w., NHy All tho
miners at the Houston mluus came out
this morning, a committee OF sttlk.
trB waited on them laHt night
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OF JUSTICE.
nrc M sm,ps 10 APPEAL
brutal Assault at 1lurrY-yharg, OF
ll'IrolIiug O. ChlI-Gyo. hil.
gore Arra0sl.d, Etc.

Judge B,ugu, a'ip. au absence from
the bench % several days, made hls
rcaprganucothls morning aud took up
gIuiry matlrr as per previous AZ
mugm uL HaB.H1 sentenced "Dac"
kus.lr Co fourteen years lu the pcni-
tuniIafy.
ChIat Justice Merritt held court
today as uiuai Tor the disposal OF civil
CAUSES,
Tho following mallors came before
Judge Bsrtchs
JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF
In the ease OF George J. Thomas "
Jamgf Gluuduuuinh tried anI sub
mitl0i Joe, Monday, tho court now
rendered judgment ilr tho pIanun ne
prayed.
The lult was brought 90 recover ST.
$3.50, claimed 90 DO uuu uu ptomm.
s0ry notes deposited with the duicnu-
ant agent .0r tho pIsintIl.
Iwu PLEAS ur N0r DuLuT
Elizabeth Meta ami Auuir Bium-
rnJten were srni.nri auI plead not
guilty toan luIIolmun, charging tnrm
with ou,ic.ug Ada NJ Ltmrr into %
house OF iII.n,mr ,1FImmDgal purpose.
D., h., NIu.ru 'a tlull attorney.
uEuEsD HLaJHE AuEAiuSIp.
IE.slDtfvI e.. Nu..- GrDrgs
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WICHITA, Kahn May 2.-FuFlhur
dttalls OF tho cyclone near halstead
show that ten p1lslls were killed.
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KANSAS ,tTy May "a .pucial o.
tuu star ...u Newton, kur, ,s,
According tD iur.H.r .lrpu.HH Uf
ytsiJuay'- CycI0n, t. death co.,
" baby Will reach % uf w. Ihur,
atU shout 30 badly injured. pusHcIa s
from The suf!0u ding towns Uayt luur
90 iIg nis.siH go of the Injured. D.gH
cattle ntu H.fuwI over tHr lmlf.,a ..r
u.ya auI aehu1 De- every who's. 100.
Itgfm uii not rice i.W 500 .Nuf"
ali moved with turuNH velocity. /.
demolished tht tDl.Tu.u fHIr" Boo
crossing tIo main uar of the rs..s
o.. THO Ircg Uf tgp a 800 Ifa.t
uuftu ~ Mound Ridge. taa|0
people turned out from N.EEHr. .t..
stead aud Burton CO. rsHlrt tpr ..Iu.."
nul recover tho tenn o.. I....
several afu miHi.H un. f.. HHtIgH D.
bling made Or ,NHir i.I.r..
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Tho divorce sui. az Geneva snoE W
&. L.. SNOW WH. sis1 called az. Upon
an avit, and % gGgcHr'us tuat tho lu-
irujsn. had failed 90 purge himself OF
c1utemH' Iy falling ioIHr plmJuy us
ordered Hg t-e court, ID Harr5 was
ordered 'sag or hlH e1uui,mrnt,
a FOURTEEN WARS sENrGNCE,
TIE motion nr ~ now tidal Boo the
case 0f Old Dan ltrss en-, more familiar
ly known around salt Lake a. "Dlr,n
WIS thea argued bY Attorney Elder
Tor ing defense and by Assistant De.
trlcl Attorney Richards on the part Of
tho pygstcutl0L,
Tho defendant, who IL now Ia HE
HLty.itlh year was convicted q few
weeks ago Of murder M the sec1nl
degree, his victim having been rrI-
waite from Fort Douglas named Fred
Nclbcrgull, whom ho Fh0t down ct
hOuF5 Kept by q woman named B lk.
ley I'm the southern part M the city, il
the latter part Of 1894. The m1tln1
WIS made ON iIe usual statutory
gtounus.
The defendant was tried 'or murder
In the fret degree. The testimony wac
largely 4 ulTCumsiautlnl uhUTsCioi
but "a deceased soldier shortly before
his death, when Ngs-lrr was taken be-
fore him 90 the Fort, y0sltiv6y idruu-
hcI tho defendant as tho man who
fred tho total shots at him, Tue Jury
,0uud tho accused guilty OF murder In
tho second degree, with IeCummen-
dalton t1 mercy,
Judsc Bsuuh, after hearing the
Arguments today, uvrTTulud the
motion f0r a new tTial and kussIUrWas
ordered 20 stan up for sentence,
When ASKED 81 no had anything 10
aay the defendant slOOi boldly ~ and
Ia loud and positive tone Of voice
repeated his former pgolga a,i0ns Of