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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01
Provo Notes and Personals.

The Territorial in6ano Asylum has
/ had a complete system OF telephone
| put In connecting the various depart.
mCnts OF tho iuHtitutlon. Tho WORK
was done by the Inter. Mountain Elec.
tfic Go. n BAIT Lake City.
W. 81. Wilton, OF Lake shore, an1
II. w. Thomas, uf Luhi, Utah County,
members VI tho Utah Lake commits.
zion, went 10 Salt Lake CITY today i0f
the purpose Of meeting with the Sal,
Lake county mOmUoF. Officers Of tue
commission viii 90 elected aud other
business transacted,
Il. NJ. Bacon came down this morn
lug and disposed VI bome property uu.
der t'ust deed.
a W. Felt, representing NJ. ID. Wells
d Co., OF Chicago, Is la the city on hls
way south.
Kate Putnam h. billed 20 appear ln
the Olcra HOUSE ina Little Maverick
Ihurlhy, EoDmaIy 7th.
The case a H.. b. Sanford Va Thss.
J. hC0uolu oAmc up before Commis.
missioner Dudluy yesterday on defend.
ante motion % dissolve PLAINTIFF
attachment on Defendants at1ck oil
goods Ia Clear Creek, THIS county.
Alter hearing Uyidenco Ia iho uase thr
c3mmisslouet decided that tue AgtaoL-
meat Was valid.
The Brigham Young Academy Il.
brafy IL increasing rapidly through the
LIBERAL contributions Of local residents.
who are very generous IN this mate r
Scarcely dHy passes without fUmp
valuable books being forwarded 10 thu
Institution from the private libraries
IN the city. Now comes letter from
tho American Book Company OF On.
cago Informing tue principal, Prof. u.
Gun j.. that thirly.two books have
been forwarded hY the company, Win
ito compliments, q tbs academy.
4 letter was giyon to one OF the
young gentlemen OF Salt Lake CIV
who has been employed at the ius.ny
asylum putting IN electric ligLts. by
Que of the inmates, n. Blake, OF 81.
GEORGE with the urgent request thai
be deliver II ~ Governor West. Tbr
le tfr 10 made W u pri It'd words
clipped from newspapers Aud pasted ON
brown paper,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01

THB DISTRICT COURT.

venilOn IN behalf OF hfee ex.douuty
msrsha who had served under the
late Nit Dyer, was fiisd by Judge Dry,
re whose request judgment IN tho
G mp fomise with District Al onoy
Judd was lempIraniy posipgnul.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUIT.
Judge Merritt devoted the remainder
% the unf's session 10 hearing the case
VI B. NJ. Ellefucuk W John O.. Midg-
ley et al, Rlohtrjs q Richards and
Judge HOwnt appearing for the plain
TN; Dey & street anu a ttOrnoy J. IL.
MOylo Tor tue defendants.
The case comes up on nn order %
show oau.e,a tim orafy Remaining Of
der having been gtantud at the time
the suit was filed.
In his complaint tho plaintiff alleges
various wrongful acts on the part " the
defendants Ia regard 30 the issuance Of
certain pafinurshln stock, etc. He
prayed tnul tue dtf ndaut Wiudcr be
rrtttsinUd from transferring 200 shares
Of stock, or from voting IL on January
lin or any other time, that Farrell,
Midgley, Austin and Green be re-
strained ffom selling any additional
stock, or from Interfering with him
(plaiutin, in the uiachufge Of his duties
~ manager, and that tue Issuance aud
salo q the 200 shares VI stock ~
Winuef be declared Illegal and void.
The particulars Of tho dispute were
given fuzzy iu these columns nt the
Time of the Hing OF the suit on Jan.
unry 7th, aud also the answers Of the
defendants tiuCo then.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Doings and T. vents In Different Parts
Of Utah.


a. G.. Lund has resigned ~ mincl.
pol Of tue Ephraim, Sanpets county,
schools.
L. j. Jensen, Of Castle Valley, has
lar4c contract l0r young cattle Tor the
eai irn market. He 10 looking In San.
pete and beyior counties ior the stock.
George Anderson, OF Ephralm, wa
on bis way 10 school on Tuesday, And
| had In hla hand an open pUckrtknife.
no uilppod ana tell, Hnu the Knifi
blade was buried almost 10 tho hu,t Ia
the calf OF his log.
Ephrsim lrys claim to being the
met Of the saupuiv county cities 10
organize chamber Of commerce,
Tho tabernacle choir at Ephralm f.
20 give grand mueiCalc a. that place
on SATURDAY evening", Feb. ..
The chamber II commerce az
Ephhim has decided % build a now
opera huus,, costing so, 900. A cream
cry tauurty ani STOCK feeding yards
are also protected.
The sch0olhouse at Cheater, Sanp
County, tuuk fire on fupsdAy evening.
bat tho ulnz' was cXtingutshed Dy
bucket anu snowfall brigade; loss
about $50.
An old folks picaic 10 to DO given OF
Drnpet Salt Lake county, on Satur-
Jay Fuu. 9. Ga this occasion aIl over
40 yosre Oi ase are invited.
The Mbnu SeHtigsl says that on
Monday afternoon, She train on tue
way 10 Morrison was thrown from the
track 10y the Ice ana Euow la tho Gu.
near hillpaCg's place. The engineer,
MI. Parry was bruised liltle, but
uOt seriously Injured. The engine
was gut back on the track an flghi,
anu businesa resumod ito normal STATE.
Manti people ane complaining be.
cause the city officers permit fnolug
on Main street.
John y. Ferris, OF MaiysvElo, piute
county, ininGa that place une az tne
rlch0st mining camps IA the rcfutIry.
Tho lack ct railway facilities Is
eerluus drawback, nut tho outlook Tor
the removable OF ,nis dinleuliy Is pood,
COP eolnliy az the buelurss mon OF CEN
lral Utah can be Induced to engage la
q ereoial eliurt 10 push niRItrrs. Mr..
Ferris hoe au iutefeat In some 10 OF the
Mafy syale mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01

lat was very mu h1try from a
liHal cial stauip0 u.. ihe chief iu-
teftst attaching t. laU uighps PETE
iyfmtuoe was the hr appearance OF
Mt Whrin Sc tut "irau aud hungry
CtssiuH" the % renowned ~ tue
gru tst rOle OF nu late Lawrence
BNut Mr. WarIe played the role
tNcruUuly thfou4 LCuf; indeed, VIZ
ihiuG 70 iH better adapted 20 him than
nat Of Mark Antony, which ho hus
hitherto played with sir. J.mus, tor
Tue reason that tue long Orations OF
Antony wear on his voice, uuu
mat tho peculiar Intensity OF
his style iE wsu suited 10 the
iealoua moods Of Cas- ur, and Nj
Jamea'a bfutus H $40 wei known ~
onu " the mos noble OF Hl4 T0lCs 10
need auy description, and though he
was not ut HE test last evening owing
10 an illnpts under wbicu ne was sui-
fefing, he playoI 70 with the peculiar
loiiiuess aud dignity which no one has
succeeded in imuai tn, 10 1t since
Booth. Mr. Llnds o 10 n an Ideal
Antony, nor WIS the tsosar perfect.
lno otuet pariH were ia gIUI hands,
au1 the mnugt ment OF such sccnes 10
the MI Ing ol Wsar and, tho armies Mt
the close was excellent.
Tue Two stars have been seen In Salt
Lake Tor the last time together They
are In Ogden tonight aud tomorrow
ulght.
AT rrE GRAND Capialn Swift, last
nighi drew PROBABLY tue heaviest
audience which has yet assembled on
'society night" fhe play went
chatmingly AMI was greatly applaud
ed, Mt Ffawiey, Mr. Glars, Mr. Kyle
anu Niles Cook, Miss Remark aud
Miss Coyo coming iu tor a major part
OF the commentator.
SADfE MARTIN0r makes her Fret
appearance iu tuls city asatttt To-
night 10 the play Of tho Passport. She
is ga ported by Max FIgmau AMI her
own New York company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01
A DOnble RunnMaY.

A team attached to an empty coal
wagon started from the Telephone
building shortly b,fJrs noon to-day and
for some minutes afterwards made
things lively In that vicinity. State
street was abandoned by tue frightened
animals Tor Social Hall alley, down
which thoy dashed the greater psTt VI
lie length, turned around, emerged
into State street, narrowly escaping a
collision with DR.. White'B buggy, Gtsrt-
iug a delivery outfit belonging 90 the
bplou d. Tea 90. into runaway
And then ending the peffjrm.
unce by a sudden contact with
a telephone pole opposite Police
Commissioner Jeuniurt'a tesidrr1e
on SiMh Temple street. The
spice d roa company ol,ht was
wrecked on the street car track just
north OF the Eagle Gate, the horse
breaking lOoao anu loGylng tue wagon
behind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01
Land Office.

The following tiling was made In %,
local Office an or date " Foul uary Il
Charles l.. War, OF Tooels Cny,
homestead entry Of the southwest
quarter of section %, township south,
range 4 west.
The following hlings were made 10
tho local land office under date VI
Jan. 8Is
Nicls q. Myrup, Of 0unnlsop, San.
pete county, homestead entry Of the
sottl halftf the south west quarter VI
section 20, AMI tue south half OF the
southenut quarter Of section 30, town
ahlp 20 south, range l east.
Niels q. Myrup, Of Gunnison, San
pete county, urser, entry 10 lots 10, n,
/ aud ., OF section 81, aud lots @. Z, o
aud ~ section a2i township 20 south
range / east.
Abblc A. Eastman, az Woodruff,
klch county, desert ontry 60 the touth-
west quarter Of tho northwest quarter
u section 20, township 8 north, range
D east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01

II was clearly meant that an men, ne
well "a oil women, should marry; ami
lhofe who, Tor whatever rras11, miss
this obvious dcsliny are, from natures
point Of view, failures. 10 Sc not "a
question OF personal felicity (Which in
oifht oaaea out Of ten may te more than
problemauC), hat Of race responsibility.
Tho unmarried mnu is tkulkoG Whu,
in order TO secure his own ease, duoms
some woman, who hRs rightful claim
upon bin, TO COLT cy. Ana ia 90
doing he deirauis himself OF tue Opror-
luniilcs flr mental ADD moral develop
ment " hiuh only tho normal uErvu.
unco can pr0vlip. lie deliberately
stunts the stature OF HE man.
hood, impovorithcs bic heart aud
brain, aud Chukos up ull the
sweetest pJicntialiticg N his soul.
10 himtoli he h. apt TO appear like the
wise fox that detects the tap, though
:, be ever 90 cuuuinfly bailcd; that
rfisUs TO surrender his liberty Zoo the
sake Of On appetite ng chicken or RABBIT,
which may alter aii br ~ dUcly, atulaI
with oawaus'; while, ls matter OF
TACT, bic case Do that Of c0wafdly
servant la the parable, wbu, i1r icnr OF
lUsiuR his talent, hid 10 Boo o. uapElu,
anu in tho emu WAS deemed unworthy
OF bus -tewnTdthlp-AorM AUgucau
RCUicU FOR fC5ruarY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01

WAgHIN0rON, Feb. Tho prosi-
dout tod y vetoed the Senate biz S..
.33S ou.ttl ''An oct lrnuu hun
valley, Globe AID No thorn Railroad
company Right OF way through San
Carlos Indian reservation In the terri.
tory Of Afzonu.v The reason given
for the veto b. that those tnbte have
heretofore caused trouble sui 10 put
the railroad through their ianIs win
out tuulr consent may occasion new
Oulbtnha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01

rrrastd boo violence, tlo wind rngci
and nowled more wildly the huge
waves broke over and seemed 10 sub.
meree the great sblp. The pars0n wa
out of he room again, more scored than
beforp.and was seen silently, ncrvousiy
fumbting be way nlOuy tive wet deck
10 the f,racts'ls. He was deadly pelo
and trembled with excitement. he
listened. rnu sailors were shouting,
and a tremendous oath amid the din
ruhcued his ear
UThauk heaven" murmuIod he.
"Thry are stlil al iL T1fy atii blar-
pheme. There ~ no dan .ef yet, the
Lord DO praise ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01
AMUSEMENTS.

JuIUB CE5AH The WaIde and
James engagement at tao Iheater
closed last evening with an admirable
Presentation Of julius Gao aL The
grand old tragedy, familiar as It 10 to
lhontergoers, can always be relied on
70 NIL the house when 10 10 presented
ny players Of any sort OF capabillty,
hnd last nights audience, while not 30
large NJ that drawn by Henry w, and
while II was heavier ABOVE Than below,
Was u very handsome one, and Oaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01
LITERARY NOrE

General Lord Wolsoley makesa most
Important contribution 70 the literature
OF the Chinn'Japan war ia an article
Tor the February Cosmopolitan, he dis.
ousscs the situation aud does not miuue
matters in saying VIVA, CHINA mus, DO
in this emergency. Two other noted
foreign authors cu t.itute Interesting
a. { Cirs 20 this numu.E E1tiU MAufl,
thu famous Paii-iuu danscuse, pivrs
the history Of the ballet, anu Emile
OlIlvirr tells the Story OF the fail Of
Louie Philippe. FfUm every part 20
ihe world, drawings and photographs
have boon obtained OF the Instruments
used to torture poor humanity, ur d
appear o. Illustrations Tor clever
article, bl julia hawthorne, onutlet
"Saivsliou via tho itack.n Mp. Rrg.-
aid de- kuveu, Ana,olu France, ".
CLARK l,ussell, Albion W. Toufgco uuI
william Dean Huwolls ME among the
story trIlyfo fIf tho February Lumbur
Of the Cosmopolitan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01
FIRE AT PROVO.
Explosion Of a Lamp--soms Damage
and More Excitement.

sp,aia'ons NEws. per Ds8si T,'sJraBA
Provo, Utah, Feb. l.-Ths after.
noon, VI $3.50 o'clock, az n. J, Maibcn
wus making a oin tho furnace IN tho
basement Ct the EEcelsior Paint aud
Drug Goa building, tho lamp broke
anu set fifu 70 a lot Of wall paper rho
prompt appearance Of tue fito depart.
ment prevented serious damage
from tho try. Wafer damaged the
stock - some extent. A large volume
oium9ku flisd the ttore and HUNDREDS
oi people rushed 10 the place, which ~
situated IN tho centre u the business
portion VI the city.
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GAINED by BLAspuRMY.
now A CLERGYMAN HAD ms FEARS
ALLAYED IN a hroRM.

A good story IS TOLD Of a tlmId cleryv.
mHu just arrived from a trim abr,aT
says the Ii nton Nous. Coming nome
the weather was nllruIugly tomppstu.
Gus, The Wind blew o. hurricane. the
vessel rolled Aud tho parsOu took fight.
Hs ltf his staiefuom ana staggeysu
along 10 tue onlce Of John llavanauph.
the puIaer, who 10 a bit OF waq, and
snidi
"i'm sure, Mr.. Puiser you'll pardon
me- but feel no droalfully agitatef
Kindly iulorm nae; arc We In any posl.
tive daupet2o
Kaygnaugh replied; "Como with m,
nomuut," und ne led ths way 10 tbn
fItugastlV. "N1 continued M
"urni youre1r down th0ru and ten me
wntt you hear"
Ilc 'lI0fu were swearing In their
happy'Fu- uckN unconscious wav.
"hJw hhuckintl what lanuunr,ly
iroAuei mo parson, trembling fum
mead 90 foot.
allow DO you for a moment tbi,k
that those sailors would 10 un la that
pf0IHur bhilu .hste was auv reSi
usureg!' gsked the c0nsoling Kaynn.
augu,
"frue, true, replied the nnyso,
,0uie"hat GAINED ny The asslifApe CO.
.Vhe may sometimes pluck the sweet
mower ui comfort ON the vile cloak of
ell' Ihe ways q Providence are
luueei lntctul'plu," anu back he
cFawled 10 his room In degree rsas.
Two hours la'ar the storm had in.
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OBITUARY NOTES.


Died az Round valley ward, Boar LAX,
stake OF Zion, OF pneumonia and general
debility, ON JunuHry %, $500, Jane Farley.
Deceased was boruHi BfOkcnhurst, liauts
England, November -j, le2l; was ban.
tzod aud confirmed hy Eldor William
Budso April "a, 1855; omipralod with her
husband uud onildr0u Co Now York boz
lsHli thence TO GmutsylIla, T01uio eluu.
~, iu lslUi trum th0rB 90 Round Nailoy
qua d rucoutly pHr' of Lake Town pro.
cluct and wardI Zoo 1873, and resided there
till hur demise. She lUayCH seven cons
aud one daughter .Hll mmririI, tho
daughter dwelling at Stockton, bsin. mo
only ahsoutOO ,gud that through sIck-
nrssl nom Tor funeral services. which
worO held and largely attended 10 tho
Lake Town mro.ing house. when Eldors
William Gordon, Joseph Irwin aud
bishops Ira NubOkor and Isaac a. Price
made suitable couHulnt0ry rpmurl..
This good old Indy was over true To- nor
love and integrity TO tho Gospel sho OF.
ponsoi 80 msny years since aud adds
ono moro, wo earnestly boIeve, 10 tho
glorious concnuuooi whom o. can truth
fully be said that blessed are they who
die In tho Lord, etc.
, JosEPH tRwIS.
MiiiaHili STAR please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01
Priesthood Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Priesthood Of the Salt Lake Stake Of
Zion viii convene I'm the Assembly
Han, Sail Lake Guy, on Saturday,
February 2nd, At II y. IN. A uI VI.
tendance VI the Prize ioDd Is Ie-
ques1ed' JAMES ID. STIRLING,
CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01

NUW Nuuk. Deb. i.--to0k maftrt opened
strong, active buuufHI electric advanced D
per cent? Northern Pacific L. Pacific maIl
lead. D. b.. q. 40, ptCfOrr.f. D.
after 20 O'Clock tNu raid on lead broke tNn
price l' fu 20 aud rHIIlEiuF cnufrI n ruHUtiuu
Don lur Erucral NHL About noon sugar pre-.
fCucI aud lead advanced
silver iIit lead Jult So. tiifukcf's prICoIt
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arOcns ANO mAnItHrA


T|||N|| |I|7|"
Chicago close, Icb. 4
WhoataTot. 50HI b. May, $3.50 f.
Coru-Ieu.. 90. hiaI. 81.
Gate DU, -.'t HaY
rlrE. lCn., $500. NlE. $3.50.
lnrl-t1h, 81 10 MAY, Oh 8lt.
luus-t cu., 800, Nay, ts.l.i.
1yra.1.
NnflUt-rt
lIua=ll.N
IhmofhY--sl70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01

G. d. Hanks, An old salt Lake boy
who 10 { Salt Lake about eight years
ago, has returned 10 the city and will
engage in the auction anu commission
busiuUsa,
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MINING SUIT FILED TODAY.
Allegations Of Conspiracy Made by Ger
tain Stockholders.

VIM. n. wyman, X. Charles Barton,
j. W. Chandler, g. j. Milton, Warren
Rogers and q. q. Chandler this after
noon broull taAuit IN equity In the
Third district court agaiust Tom Fer.
gusou, VIM. Campbell, G.. NJ. Freed, /.
NJ Higlcy, T.. G.. Brown aud the Sheep
Rock Mining d Milling Co., alleging
conspiracy against the defendants for
the purpose OF inluring tho plain.
this ami Others hs shareholder, aud
themselves obtaining the eltiru control
aud management OF the company.
Piaiuuus pray That the druuIRnls
Ferguson ana Campbell, 1s urtai-
dent aud socro ury aud treasurer a tie
company fespuotivsy, be- pcrpotuany
rfJUiutd from CatryIng out their ul-
legged conspiracy Offering or
drplsing 0l certain treasury stock be-
longing 90 tho company ot lssuiug tue
same; that the defendant Brown be-
rnluiucu from ACtiug az "A director Bnd
that pending the final determination of
the suit rs Temporary injunction ihauu
against al TIE defendants.
A Temporary restraining order has
uotn granted and the plainuiis' under.
tGking bond fixed AT 81 900.
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COMMER CIAL.
SAN IAKr oLrARINu uousr.

sALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TOiRy's clearing hOuas aEunauges
amounted 10 sl7l 800. Same day last
year 500, 500.
TopAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yark.-Silyer, 800; lead, 1901.
Lond0n.-SilyUr, - 7-IGi.
ORE AND uULLION.
Wollo, Fargo q %. received TODAY:
Penn. bullion, Sglgj.
n. II, J0ucs d 90, received today,
Bllllnn. $4,000; ores, $1,000. Total,
81, 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-01

HousE-No "a NuRIH. WEST TEN.
- Pc street. Eight rooms, Cty water.
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Tho above picture. frsm n ubst, r.,,.,.r,.
lN w. horl.f iu tho act % handbag hll salth
Eu.uAm nan, while snperintrnd' M M ~,
~ OF elnoli VII DO sent in tho form u . baif
postage, t,c. N'-' l''Np ~
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-05

Reports OF Grand Officers show Flourish
Ing Condition.

MADISON, Wis, June 4.-The biennial
meeting of the head camp, Modern Wood
men, convened here today with nearly full
representation, 271 delegates. After welcom-
ing addresses by Speaker Burrows, Attorney
General Mylrea, General Fairchild and ex-
Governor Hoard and response by Chief Con-
sui Northcott, the usual committees were
appointed. After the report of the committee
on credentials the reports Of officers were
filed.
Head Consul Northcott said the terms
just ended had exceeded all past periods
in results. He favored strongly the estab-
lishment of a reserve or emergency fund,
the most important question to come up at
the meeting. He also favored the addition
of New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Wy
oming, Montana Idaho, Washington and
Oregon to Woodman territory, exclusive of
cities of 200 900 or over.
Head Clerk Hawes reports showed the
total membership March l, 1895, to be 1885,
9S3, a gain of G6,05S; since November /
1898, LAO new camps were organized; dis
bursements to beneiciaries during the term
were 50 531 800
Head Banker links report gives the total
receipts for four years and three months
| 81, 106, ,57; expenditures within S154,771 Of
this amount. He opposed creating an emer-
| gency fund on the ground that it would
subject all funds to taxation.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-05
THINKS TnE SETTLERS MUST GO
Mrs william Beck, Wife of the Indian
Agent, on tho reservation Trouble.

Mrs william Beck, Wife of the Indian
Agent, ON the Reservation Trouble.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Mrs. William II. Beck left Washing
ton at o'clock this evening. She expects
to be in Sioux City Friday in order to be
present when her son, Paul Ward Beck, is
graduated from the High school there Mrs,
Beck has had very profitable stay in Wash
ington, and thinks she has obtained some
valuable information for herself, as well as
for the Indians on the Omaha and Winnie
bago reservation.
1t is said that matters will proceed as
usual on the reservation Captain Beck
will continue to enforce his order for the
eviction of the Illegal lessees, and If such an
emergency arises as to cause necessity for
troops the War department can order de-
tachment of troops from Omaha on short
notice. The fact that the troops at Omaha
are so near the reservation is the principal
reason why the War department refused to
send troops to the reservation.
Mrs. Beck says: II have had a hearing
with the secretary of the interior, and he is
undoubtedly in hearty accord with Captain
Beck and his course in the trouble on the
reservation. Whatever the agent says or
recommends will most likely be adopted by
the department. l do not think the allot-
ment OF the lands on the reservation will be
made for some time to come, The captain
Is in favor OF having the land leased to re-
liable parties Of good standing, and l am
confident, from the opinion expressed to me
by the secretary, that his views will be
adopted"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-05

OLEAN, N. Y, June 4-one hundred and
fifty men left here yesterday afternoon to
fight the forest fires in the four-mile and
Knapp's creek districts between here and
Bradford, and owners are paying 81 an hour
for men to fight the fires.
Charles Hatch lost twelve rigs at State
Line. Mayor Franch of this city has lost
a large number, and over 100 rigs have al
ready been burned in this district. A mes
says from Knapp's creek says fifty rigs be-
longing to Curtis, Burns & Russell are de-
stroyed. line of fire surrounds the town
and the inhabitants fear the total destruc-
tion. Everything between Russell City and
Coon Run has been burned, including the
rigs, tanks and pumping stations Of the
Standard oil and Elk County Pipe Line COM
panies. Barnsdales company had at least
seventy-fve rigs between Coon Run and Rus
sci, which are lost.