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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14
NEW oHLEAN4



rruttoitou.
Nuw OWEASs, March li-Every-
ihius b. quig. 1u thg RIVER imlt and
work b. leiug fr.umyt along tUo iut7.
WJIg la now ylius Ju ai toe Harrison
line WHAT under military Protection.
F0ug yuata ago t0ury several thou
sand determined men uuIor tho iualuI-
puip OF prominent citizens, marched ~
the old parish prison aud ruut 10 death
cl0von Italians implicated ia tue ss.
snssinntuu o. Cuibf gi Police Heu.
NOISY. Toiay New Orleans DO again
passing through n sicgo u excitement,
militia having been ordered 90 the
luyUo 10 protect the pusf. lauofcfa from
mob violence. All O'Clock this morn
ing fluy negro scrcwmun and long,
thuftmvn reported f1T work 10 Harri.
son line Whuri. Tho ltvvo 6waImoc
with policemen, n Itwilhbtnudinp the
soldiers had not pat iU an appearance,
the 1tnyul0Tcs agreed 10 begin work
under police protection, but Captain
Woods Of the Engineer tho steamer
attacked BY armed m1ls lass Tue day,
would not let the mUu work until thu
troops arrived OF 10 o'clock
Nutw outstanding rae appearance OF
tho militia ON the loytu the nsgtoel
were afraid 10 resume work, and Ms NO
cotton IL being delivered from the
presses up lowe, TIE sievod0rts,
Though ready 10 load the British wee.
sel n Ugiueur, oluid not NO 30.
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STEEL Ann IRoN.
Pricsa SSH humping Along on Bed
Rock.

fFiCeH SSH humping Along on Gou
Rock.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Iron
age today viii sayi
An uncomfortable feeling IL spread
Ing over the weak market for Btssomer
pig iron Ia tho central west. Heavy
purchases Of recent date had not had u
lasting effect. ItAppoars that n mum.
Der Of consumers arc not taking their
IRON ~ fast Al IL WAS contracted Tor.
Steel 10 dull and 10 easier, although
10 iuHomewhat ditiicultto locate pticos
exactly. Tho only transaction OF mag
ultudu reported Ia the sale by a western
Pennsylvania works 10 an eastern
PeunBylvauiu plate mill VI 1000 tons Of
slabs at Sl1 delivered.
The steel rail trade II somewhat agi.
.utod over an Order for 10000 tons aud
onward from the Pacific CUuni, the new
road from San FBunlsc1 south being
la tho market. The interest gFoWH
chiefly out OF The TACT that there will
uuuulafp struggle bulWcBn the Amefi.
can and Engiish mills, the latter hay.
ng very decided advsntsge Ia
relghtr
Aside from a few moderate
orders Tor plates taken by plttsburg
and the initial Boston Rapid Transit
order taken by Harrisburg, only u
small tonnage has been placed in IA
.8htd iron und steel. 10 the impatient
mlugs thn long promised rush VI work
Is coming out only TOO slow. A Co0i
quantity IL assured, uut the uucum-
Igluulu unceithinly fingers Whistler 10
VII hB enough o go around. Until
tuut point 10 settled prices Hpuul Ia IA.
o1und 70 Ramp along on bed rock.
Southern producers VI pig iron have
yoohed oriers quite heavily and yet
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THE PI,oDEEDIS0s.
A Remarkable Convention Journal
tontniuinE Inconsistencies iiiu m-
mated Wlth torsiEn Phrases,

A Remarkable Convention Journal
tontntuinE Inconsistencies iiiu n-
mated Wiih iorsign Phrases.
At an early hour this afternoon
President Smith was ia his chair aud
when O'Clock arrived lao called tho
Convention % order aud prayer WAS
uilerti by tuu Rev. Mr. Mabry, Of tho
Moih0dis. church.
FJREIGS PHRASES AID MORE MIS-
Takes.
When yostgtday'i minutes were
read, u was discovered that tury
contained number Of mistakes,
though not ns many 40 on the previous
iay, Tho correction Of these errors
was undertaken and carried out In all
sstI0usugts. But when Hart, Of Cache,
called htloutl0n 10 the fact that they
contained "a foreign phrase used In con-
uection with tho recess taken Tor tho
phOlUgmphiug operation, he remarked
that no dii not think such an eXhlbi-
ton n uruditi0u should be Injected In
10 the record. His colleagues apparent
ly we're OF the same opinion for the
foreign phrase was eliminated and
hereafter the secretary will soc 10 IL
that the COnyoutiOu's minutes will be-
written In plain every day English.
Lambert, u Salt Lake, asked unaui-
NOUS c0nsun, 10 fosd a communication
received by him la,t evening from ihe
public printer who hsd called his at
ieutiOn 20 thu fact that the mistakes
which the minutes contained were
uue TO the uuprepAred manner In
which they were received, klmtall
OF Weber oil Jeoied 10 the communities.
ton being given consideration until
miscellaneous business was reached.
Ills objection was sustained,
ACCORDED PRIVILEGES or THE FLOOR
On. motion OF Kiesel, OF Weber,
Mssafa. John Wa,lou, Nathan Tanner
anu Joseph Stanford were accorded the
privileges OF the Convention door.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE,
Evans, OF Weber, presented memo,
rial nom the women OF Weber county,
asking tueCOnvoution 10 grant luli and
equal suffrage 20 women. lie asked
L
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1ranlBLI HURRICANE.
10 ~ Islands the Hccnc OF ne.
stFuctiyc stoFm.


siFuctiyc storm,
YIuOalA, b, O., March l3.-Par-
aain came by the Australian mail
ftHitb.e hurricane which swept
'uHs FJl Islands few weeks ago
Elhs fpl sitc.s OF which were slln
Alred Interesting discussion when
Nt AIUga touched at Suva.
u sn 90 thls storm that several
~, vsue.a came 10 grief with la
IilAlle Toes Of lie, ana buildings 10
s,ui ilg capital OF FIJI, tutiorsd very
uuuty.
Ne bwn la comparatively IN
t''li having been tho center VI the
.-Ilglle. Mlti OF tho damage ~ .
l'.h0 have been done about 9 O'Clock
'l' morning Of February 7th, when
-,l9ite ithu wind was terrific. The
ss-''..Als wus accompanied by a fear.
N .hNng rain, penetrating every
VIZ ne storm continued I'll 8
...,A Monday afternoon And then
tt'-A'Iy culmUi down.
u.lls Tue lull people v0nlurcd out
Nv ~. Wet1leut OF tho damage done.
'--sn vas stripped OF foliage. ana
v.,,i! haui wore houses with
$500. pIoWu down, roofs half on,
r1., '.lA Standing or damage OF come
,.,,... 'ln apparent Tho most serious
iluau damage come from plautn.
KIN y 'le group which have suffered
yT.l lho cOo0nuut plantations
'' M 1t' lully Ave years 10 reeoyer
,Y.lAnA Plantations have been
\. 'lllei. The pas, year has been
ig, "0Iough successful one that
b,tt people were looking forward
u,I.1 yeAn Of prosperity, oocuanut
st.,,t NAViug only recently re-
5r' ',i 'i9m past blows. TINS ID re-
$50 10 lho most serious hurricane
ft,-p has hau Tor years.
hsFn,.hi Of Iavuuul, where most Of
ts's..rls...h plsn,er6 are settled, had
IN. t'iom tlp 20 bottom.
Ohm uulon Strrmshlp c0mpapy,s
Nj. KY KY a Miraculous ESCAPE. Sne
vtg' ptlhg sugar NJ Yuma Point.
the gy...-..liH'ely no aheliUr. when
anf.i 'Vlhe hau blown over che mad
dlfs,,'I- ,'ss and got among the most
knsFf pl'ch Of rruis Ina iho group
ins.,i lAa klngold ruels, wLpIetlr
lot ~, .'aleriusulnr steamer Womb
It,' ~ H. 'ae tT,adost daylight.
l1V n.y.. '... tuppl,Ca NJ tne pc0plp arr
tglss' , yq, cutl,sly destroyed and he
4 W., slleh mutt surely follow gneb
ttst 'l., are famine, disease and tgn
hIIy 'l.n' The government of iii
rslts i m,5 Of this terrible danger, In.
Ne t,-'..'l..y 10 meet tue more inre,i-
unsls,s' OF the ease, but tbis MIN
us b,y Ao1 prove fuiiicient Bv "a
ll5g .e' humber u nat'ysa h n.
| u n... Tho Methodist cburcn
aaelise,' colonies ana mI,s,sTar,.
N. a A az, aie iaEiag steps e. piye ~.
Frbp' oS-lliiesp9ndent wr,t,,; '''0 ''
lul ~ ~. Syelone Travelled from ,n,t .,
I Ae,u ,''' iei aruund gn axil egai t ~
IisS' sn. We had tue las, blast t ssH,,,
llssis sunday ny Though il then J NAV,
lGhtit, n ,. hurricane force nearly ali
'''aed to ho almost calm com.
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kansas CHY March ~. 49, -Four
utulen VI lbe gang which have uoen
aNlIhr lli country with spurious
cliatli Hsil1g it through toe United
sh.t vs'e aifested In rulOsn here nt
ll IBIS msfrlng with u lot OF stui Ia
Ht.f Iossoion. The men are John
Noble John Vol, Andrew NoWlnud
all Illl Love. The capture IL mott
ll-lang because u the breaking az,
nhdIublIes will, Oi 0no OF the m0st
ti'gtggs gangs In the country.
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mn LYNcmINa orIrALIANs.

SO Arrests madr.-iutsnso Feeling
Amuug tho Frionds OF the victims.
WALsENBuEG, Colo, March li.-N o
arrests have been made iu consequence
OF The lynChing Of the muriotgra ot a.
j. Hizou. The bodies OF two miating
Italians have uOen found. Opinion ~
divided us % whether ,hoy escaped or
were killed. The ct.zsus generally
oouaurs luo shooting OF tho pfisDuers,
especially tho wounded man who gave
himself NJ, IL N not known whether
at y Italians VINO were lynChei we're
American citizens. The Italians hero
do not talk Of retaliation, though the
feeling among them IL Intense.
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ho mntset remains stationary with
occasional s0i. apolr.
Our monthly pig iron statistics show
that production is not up 10 tho mark
reported earlier IN the year. THIS D.
olir0y.duu TO the fact that o number OF
iurnucga are Undergoing teraifs and
confirms the gtatcment mnao some
tins Bilou that tho really modern
piaut nurlh Of the Potomac aud tho
Ohio, capable OF making non at Iftt-
uut prices IL iuliy engaged,
IN. the muinl Trade The principal
matter Of interest "a the continued
weakening of COPPER. There hiss been
% good deal VI pressure 10 cell on the
part OF one large pt0iuaiuE iu'efuai
and fumor hss u that clo.c tu nine
cents has been accepted Js iase cop
per,
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CANsIs, March 1.-THE Aiisa,
Britannia qua Cufsair started ihia
morning lu tho race far las OGDEN
toaule, and James Gordon Bennett cup
iUr yachts o., over ~ rating. Iu Ago
minute The AIlsS had long Leaf. Sue
won by bbsut ten minutes.
The Zines nc the finish were: AlIsni
9 hours, a. minutes, 81 seconds
Britnunln, hour, IS sec ndF. The
Alba consequently won uy l8 minute,
10 seconds aciunl Time, and H. minutes
corrected time.
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On account OF some OF the prominent
members OF the Utah womap's Pross
and Rsnpers' oluus desiring to attend
the reception OF Brother j. 3. Horne,
the meeting N clubs will be- held III
the office Of Or. Il. h. Snip ON Satur.
day evening, the lB,n inst, instead u
Friday tue 18Th, IL 10 desired that all
members VI both clubs be- present.
l., 3, WILCOX,
Secretary.
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Call for Convention.

Tho Utah Territorial woman's
Suffrage Association viii hold q cor.
vontlon In the probate court room %
the city and ugty building At n
O'Clock am. Monday, March 18Th. A.
each county hos been nou1ei 90 send
delegates, the representative wruiUu %
tho Territory will certainly DO present,
Invitations have also been extended 10
prominent ladies e other ofraulza.
tions. NMELtNE B.WELis.
fiUHIunt.
EMILY +. RICHARDS,
Vice putfiIont.
NELLIE NJ. Lizzie.
Secretary.
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pared with the fearful realty Of the
cyclone.
"On Monday morning. what sight
the leland prurrutei. All nrua.s iu
the native tnWnwuro lcveileI, NEARLY ull
The mill ostlagta were down 90 iufchud
over or blown away. The whole place
hal just the appearance Of having
been D.mbarded Tor weeks past by ell
tue Heels on earth or SEQ, the prlunt
being sirown with nuts, looking like
cannon balls, only no canuOnadirg
could have caused the devastation
which was everywhere visible"
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ao,r c.LE roa CAMPBELL

,..,. r,.goysrnor swallows Atr-
r..i,tuitis Drinking water
Hmuy, Olio, March lA--Ex-
guri Campbell, afer placing a
r,na vIsfto bic lips at dinner last
,r,s.rs i5ig, staggering and fosming
IL Oh, mouth, apparently spcechlcls.
h n,sl,ei TO say: "My throat ~
iluIntp Investigation showed thut
tbs servant had placed d bottle OF
snnaaA 10 tho LOO onO { Ia such a way
lhii uhea the lll closed the contents
vote SPILLED Toto the drinking water
PiyHelns administered antldolcs
qI.osly, tu, Campbell ia tuiit'ing
rsVtfuIy.
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A Sick Soldier.

quite u young sensation was created
Ia town today about O'Clock when
the Fort Douglas ambulance was
noticed containing the body OF a
PROSTATE msu, with two OF three Of the
nospitai corps IN the rear u the
vehicle. luquiry elected the fact tuat
a soldier VINO has been IN tho city sic q
was merely being removed 10 tbs poet.
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Delegate Murdoch of Beaver Hurt

Delegate John II. Murdoch Of tho
Constitutional Convention had pain.
iul fall this morning whils walking
along the street. II was cared Tor
time that ho was seriously Injured, but
after hriUi period OF rect hu was able
TO resume his luhOp anu tho oXpeota.
ton IA that hswill be oil right again IN
DAY or two.
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Inltr, irotldeni Tailcs ibo Tieid.

Niw YoHt, March l4.--A special 10
the Word rom Kingston, Jamaica;
General Hipp0lytc, PRECEDENT Of tho
republic Of Haiti, has led HE whole
army nut OF the capital In order TO light
the rebels ln tho open country. He
was afraid that II no remained with hi
troops IN the city OF Port au Prince tho
insurgents might surround him and
shut him 10.
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TANOERs, March li.-A Moorish
steamer has gone ia search " tue miss
Ing Spanish cruiser keina tegente, In
the hope that she has taken refuge In
some Moorish port having NO telegraph
commuu cation with this city. As
time pussua and NO news 10 received
the belief that the war ship has foun-
dered with all hGuds grows stronger
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,,,ursIN LARAMIE
.,rirsin Y,su-rataii'ie' AZ
lend 90, zoe.

,ri,sin Y,eu-rataiiiies Al
i'' tend 81, 800.
,.,,yr. wyo., March li.-ono Of
.t5i.a,lr5us drca So the history
M. slly broke out at midnight
...'-nsp,s building Of the Trabins
c'--.l,I,l company, with q large
", n g5odp. was completely
~ ,,i lie loss will probably DO
.s NV, There Is about 100000 insut.
~ IEand A. NJ. Watkina' store
~ .iss tho Tfablng building wac
.,J IKE an egg by tho falling
~ 4,.,,ek /, buried under tho ruins.
r.,m,B vefo Injured. james Foa'
i.,sJs,i. George C0rdiucr a univer'
v, ,odent who was bufiedi win
~ ppdef tbs falling walls, cannot
vsyefJ Dy Goods CONT any
W. ops Of tue destroyed buildings
,si ID large stick was entirely
l-rytd,
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GlBHALTAR, March ll.-A French
steamer arrived here rupoftu that she
sHw big vessel, supposed 10 be the
Spanish cruiser kuina Regunly, ashore
q Auoitun0t bay. BIO WAS unable to
assist the vessel ashore on account Of
MuuNN MnnlMuE
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HAWAIIAN ApyIOEs.
ExoltVnsnt an account 81 tho Recent
Rebellion DyiuE OuL

%NHNAAANA ~ ANa NN"
SAN FRANCISCO, March l4-Houo.
lulu, March 7, (yer steamer AawaD-
rhe excitement over il1 recent rebel.
lion 10 gradually qlle,ug down. lho
hawaiian govern men, Is now jlreciug
lts principal attention 1owWda tue
auu,t0H u the 4 surrocllonlais In
America. ". A, Kinney lud 90 All
v0Cate OF the miiury commission
which tried the rouoIr, 10 hm1Ig tlu
passengers VI tho steamer AfaWa fJr
San Francisco. 10 Csiflgl testimony
and atiliavitg In the SCHOONER Wahl'
berg case. The WRhluutE landed the
anus Tor the rebels HuI Is detained D. /
Snn Diego, Cal. Kinney iH accom-
panied by Witnesses VINO we're among
the teOpls cOlvlC.ud and snnleuco1
ior treason, but Ia Wow VI NOR recent
services 90 the gnver1msnh freaideut
Doia has suspended thulE auntunoes,
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upjn the steps aud iu the main on.
trnuco Of tho Joint city aud county
building, which makes o. sitIElugiy
effective background 90 the staIwatt
array % what Ia umu Will be n histotl-
nlI nrumn.
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n.nL - u nnrsIaL.

MARSHALL, No., March l3.-Cotder
BANK, twenty miles wee OF nero, was
wrecked by bur4laf5 lasj might. The
vault was eGtifrly destroyed by dyna-
mitg. Tive burg are, scared nt the e..
plUgiUn, ilcI empty handed, a pose
10 ia puffuit.
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FORsYTHE, Ca, March li.-Y6stcT-
day afternoon, a mos dluo0us, a negro,
cr,minslly assaulted Mrs Martha Wal
Ter and Miss Hart, respectable white
women, the latter an imbocile. he
was caught and hanged ~ the limb of
a tree, the body being afterwards lid.
died vita bullets.
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NEW YOuS, March IA train on
tho Third avenue limo crushed into the
bum pers nj Third avenue aud Thirty.
fourth street. Lydia thompson aup-
posed ~ DO an acifUs., was Injured
Internally; Msthilda Fisher, O5, re-
celvCd bodily Injuries,
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MADRID, March i4-An official
dispatch from havana Hayu the rebel
hand near Guantanamo has dit-
TcfsUd. Fifty rebels were killed OF
wounded, ana aIE spanish soldiers
were killed during tue engagement.
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FTLLO, WILKINSON !
,.,3 Al o.i,l For Alleged Ballot
Box S,uGl8
..,.,rOropnmARAcE TRACK


rs,Sas,o. March i3.-AloE'
''N gas,p,lp, ono Of the three mon
90 ., At ogden last February In
a lection win the Weber county
80 ,,ufing cases, was arrested
h ... ace lpck todpy and will be
. ~ '' !, 'vslt the arrival Of the Ogden
Ala
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NEW YomS, March 1.-THE Chi.
eago, milwaukee anu rL Paul Rail-
road company declared d dividend Of /
per cent on common stock, a rHduC'
lion Of per cHnt, anu a temi-aunuul
dividend OF - pur cent on preferred
stock, the usual dividend.
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TmE CUnAN nEvOLr.
Onicini Information CONCERNING the
Situation ON tho Island.

Onirini Information Concerning tuo
Situation ON tho Island.
INV YUms March IA special to
morning paper FROM Havana sayE
Official information by tue govern
mont Of tue situation IN Santiago dc
Cuba has Just been given out. a die.
patch received by the military gov
orlor Of Santiago from General Gafrich
WAS forwarded 90 Havana,
10 THE message General GHTTlCh
Gays that SautuuilIus, with 100 mBn,
met band Of 400 lnsuFguuis near
Guantanamo. There was uet operate
battle, ln6tiug Tor an hour anu half
This battle was plainly seen i;0m the
roofs Of houses. The Insurgents were
defeated with LOIS ui hity allied Rud
wounded, while the government tro0ps
hau hut six men killed. Many horses
and mules were killed. In his mUs-
sage General Garr!oh oommeuds the
officers nnd mon Of tho Spanish troops
Tor their bravery.
Itisa.so reported by the govcrl-
ment that MnssO, one OF the insuTguut
leaders In Santiago, Gays no was mis.
leo, but h ashamed surrender. lilo
Hhln AANAN hAN Nhlg tNu nun III kllu
movement IA Santiago, twC-,hlrds Of
whom are negroes.
Seven insurgents surrendered 10 the
military governor OF santa Clara.
lTJOps which have been pursuing the
Insurgents in tue Carbigcna district
have returned, ue the province 30 now
tranquil. All 80 quiet Ia the provinces
OF Havana, PurTlO Principe Pinas Del
RIO aud MstauEa1,
Spanish forces which have been par.
SUING the bands iormerly under the
leadership uf MRios, overlook ono OF
hem between Matrsss and Mono
Pfloto. Chfihl0hel ROuurlguoz was
KILLED. Many stands Of arms ana horses
were captured.
The party Of insurgents operating
near Barre, n 10 repur,ri, N reduced 10
lofty men aud one chicL They ore
negotiating for BufrOnder. Among
those seeking amnesty axe many meu
who have been wounded ana have
returned 70 their homes. Guu. La
Ch0mbfa telographs thAt the situation
10 improved.
Miss Ampsro Orhe, Tue nauue OF the
chief OF tho l0arra parry, be- prisoner
u war, shu o. 10 yesrs old Rud was
captured eitcr 40 engagement near the
lguaicia plantation. Sue Is now de.
,aiucd Ia San u iverue castle, Mgxalaa.
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Hnxor oflhe liayer.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March a.
Judge King, boz the impeachment pro-
oCcuings aSaiuHl Mayor Fitzpatrick to-
day decided Ia his favor on three
charges.
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ALBANY, n. T., March little
assembly ,1Iay passed. q concurrent
resolution submitting 90 the vote OF the
ptopi3 tine quustiluo OF woman suiifaEei
by vote OF So 10 90,
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pylng atrnsnmanIa.

WAuuNgIJS, ID. g., March a.
Captain l.. O.. shepard, cnict OF the
revenue cutter service, treasury de-
Iar,mUut, BE- dying 1f pneumonia.
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LiSCjlS, Ntb., March 1.-THE
Uls.t hu passed tho bill ab0llshing
.bs dsaih psSi y.
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stni.need Id nrIhe InILLnr.

CHlcau, March l4.-Judge Groggiu
today sentenced VIM. Halpin to iour
m0uthe ia jail FOR Offering 10 tako d
ugibe, aud held him in heavy bonds on
% charge Of perjury. Hhlpiu was %
Juror M the cstu " STRAUSS against the
West Chicago Street re lWHy o0m-
rany. Halplu matte Bu ill ayit that
me- and Juror WIN, Gray prevented The
verdict against tho company on the
understanding that they should "be
taken care e." Tie mau VINO mRlr
tno promise, no sAiJ, WIS Edmulu
FuTthmann, attorney for tbs railr0ad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14

Tho committee on Judiciary 10 ablo
10 announce that It n making OK.
cellout progress. a member said To-
day that n had nlrvauy passed upon
most Of ITS work ana that sub.cOm-
miltco had been appointed 10 properly
drAit an outline UmUOdyiug tho IDEAS
adopted. The only question OF i'm.
p0FtHnco to consider ia ,hAl Of salary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14

(con!nued on Page tiVsl
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-01
Taken to Fergus Falls.

The examination Ut Mrs. Benja-
min Schmuda, which was held be-
fore Judge of Probate Richardson,
was completed last evening and re-
suited In the unfortunate woman be-
ing adjudged insane and committed
to the insane asylum at Fergus
Falls. Sheriff Rider started ON the
midnight train with his charge for
that institution. The woman has
tive children, the youngest beng but
Il few months old, and Mr.. Schmuda
has found places for them with his
relatives living in Swan River. It is
a very unfortunate case, hut Mr..
Schmuda is said to have struggled
along for the last several years, dur
ing which time he has lost all his
property in an endeavor to keep his
wife out Of the insane asylum, and
nothing but absolute necessity in
duced him to make the complaint
yesterday. -. 81