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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-22
MARTIN GARN SHOT.
Tho Victim Of a Y1ry Serious Hun..
Ing Accident Near Hill Crack.
DnouGurro rmG CITY LAST SGnr
Ills Neck, Face, Onc Eyc aud q Hand
Filled With Bird shot-llow
II Happened.

the partculatB OF a very srlsu,
shooting accident which occurred In
tho foothills near tho mouth OF MIL
Creek canyon yos,eriny afternoon,
reached ,hil city last evening" a gyo
O'clock when 5laHin earn, " Sugar
House ward, wao brou. he to iowa bya
party Of iriondP, aui taken to the Office
gi Dr. Lyon, boo neck, lace, onu cyo
aud hand uuiug filled with blfd SHOT.
IL nppears that earn aud W.O,
Llitolgo carly la the dry lcfl home
ON huutus expedition, beine spoclal.
~ 10 quest OF Uah quail which uro
slii 10 abound iu plentiful numbers at
the bass o; tho waos,cu DO tho vlolni.
~ oi Miil Creek aud tho Cot,onwoods,
THOR spOrt fora timo WINS all tina, tho
1r't cuthuslaslic hunter could wish
ter Butit was suddenly cut ahor. by
O Misunderstanding on the par, OF the
itiuuds Co TO the distance Of separation
Which felultui iu Cams receiving mo
sfuatrr puitIOu ui the contents Ut ono
barrel OF LlIrugg's 0wius piece.
a Hook of uirls WUr1 scared up and
EldfodEp who supposed that Garn
was well out VI harms way, raised his
gun auu biazed away. ON the ONO.
aitU side OF q olump Of brush was Gam
nui be- received most of tue shot which
were iulUnIeI Tor tue fcatherud game.
the discovery OF what had been uona
cnutcu tins greatest anxiety on the part
Of bpih meu, EliredEo particularly TO-
gfoiung tile occurrence Of the sad
affair
10 time was lost in having The In.
lutgi man brought TO where be could
receive proper attention. Dr. Lyon said
today that he did not eztract any II
tue shot last evening ami advised Gutn
10 allow such ns were still Ia hls body
~ remain, ns nature was very Kind In
the matter o. covering such little mis-.
silrs over, that process usually beiug
lees dangerous nut certainly less pain
iul than tho deep cutting Attending
-ufgicAl operations. Not al o. tue shot,
however were IN Mr.. Cams body
when hu wna brought ~ tue city. He
ala not receive tho lull charge squaruly
but rather slanlingly As con.
teluunce some OF them passed
completely through tue side
Of the face. Others were deeply EN-.
bruded In tue ntHh and II Is thought
como found Iodgment in the skull while
otnVis slill on striking the head arc
! thought 10 have tob.unied and come
out o. they Cannut be- ielt by probing.
Tue mOst painful part VI the irlury
ia that sustained ny the right eye
which presented u frlghtiul appear.
lucu last evening before being dressed.
Il iB thought ihat Mr. earn will iose
that organ. HIS friends anu acquain.
lancer, OF whom he has host, arc
deeply shocked NJ the trouble that has
ovcftskun him anu hope that his SUI.
fcIlngH pending recovery Will DO made
40 light 90 possible.
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Iis stntcwcni usiorn ihe HOUSE Ju-
Utrinry Committee.

ais statement ifgIorH tuH House Iu-
dietary Committee.
WAaiuNUTJS, Jan. g2.-rrc House
COMMITTEE GA judiciary bad an opou
meeting today 90 rousl4or tlu charges
HEulust judge RIuss, who was ug1suui
with bis Attorney v. l.. Gliun. The
Cuulul LABOR UnI1u OF Cleveland
was represented hy Arnold Grrn aud
General Edward b, hlpy.gs. AZ the
sugHsfti0n Of Chairman CuIbou8u,
judge Rlcas made statement. Tho
cgttH IN which Improper receipt OF
fees was charged, he enid, wufD nuumnl.
Gus, or he would not have under.
taken 10 complete tue records. He
aaid: III claim I had right %
complete the records us DID. / claim
/ accounted satisfactorily o. tlr gov
eminent fpr ull money Ny successor
Hs clerk lost nothing by tue lIuuslc.
lion, aud I gCtui strictly according 20
the custom followed by the courts Ia
such caBof.N
Hu stated that he had uniiavllH from
she cIurk8 ui several courts 10 show
that tho practice OF thu clurE 10 charge
himself with the completed records %
advance OF the completion was uni.
vertul one, The charges were
for work that bad boon mnde
eighteen months before no was
appointed Judge, and brfOfo hc had
any idea be would bB appointed.
Chairman CulbrfsUu itquirsd why he
had not returned the accounts 10 the
attorney guuuraps ttliCc iu oue fcIot,
instead Of scattering thum through
several ycars.
The Judge repliedi "Il was not my
duty Ia complete ali the records, but 10
was my OplUn or privilege, t1 /
charged myself with these in which
the parties were s0lvcut. Had 1
charged thUBs In which tue pat-
ties Woro ing1lvrni, and vol
know that some Of them were, 1 wouli
have become n gunfnuttCf Tor the
government Tor the cost VI the work.
1 hold tnut a clCTk ia not obliged %
make returns until tho work IL d0no.
Hal he done otherwise than he
did, II would have been necessary Tor
him 10 advance about sl,7OO, no said,
when hu became Judge sui run the
rick Of collecting II when the work was
u0uu.D
Stone, punu., ntkod d It were not
fact that Ia the BlrdGnil case tho iuus
wgr1 estimated In advance by
himself and bis successor as Clura aud
collected before tao work was actually
done. Tho Judge said 70 was. Ihu
question OF night TO estimate the work
without Knowing the exact amount 90
be done was discussed and the Judge
Bald tho general average was about
correct gs in some cases the work
slBhtly exceeded the estimates, and In
others II fell below.
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PROSPEROUS NEWTOY.
A Good Report from tho gateway to
Cache valley.
NEwroN, Caehe 81, ulah,

NEWTON, Cache Co., Utah,
49,. January ~ 1895.
Editor Deserst AcWE
thought TOW lines from this place
might be- interesting to the many
readers Of your valuable paper. This
settlement IL about twelve miles from
Logan, In a northwest direction, aud 1
think We lay almost duo north Of Salt
Lake CITY. Our towI8hip 10 one west
u the Salt Lake meridian.
Our people are nearly all tarmer1
owning i've OF six thousand acre. 0f
land, which De- pretty good Tor eighty.
lvuOr ninety hmiligs.
The wheat crop the past season was
quite COED, the yield being above
jDOll buBhols, brsidvs ualf, barley aud
potatoes. We also haven inu country
Tor hugdy fruits anu vegetables, auu
one Of the bost places 10 grow luc0rno
hay. With care auu good management
our people eau make themselves very
comfortable and Ia timu well Of
Cache junction ~ about two milo
from our public square. We have %
daily mail, tbs SEMt-W EEKLY DEsE.
RET NEWS rohohiug as every RCduus.
day and saturday Us r'g llarly ~ clock.
WORK.
We have two mercantile establish.
mentS, two schools, good meeting
house, Lthing office anu Rilisi Society
house; also OIL tho ward I. stitutions Ia
goo running or4er, with William IL.
Griilin Tor Bl8hOn.
TINS In a pretty good showing for n
place Of about 900 Inhabitants. Some
ot tho young pu0. 10 arc attending the
j, Y. College In Logan, anu 20 al
ready have ulN graduates from that
Institution SONS OF tlum teaching our
own schools aui Blma OF them finding
Employment IN other places near by.
Our people nfu tryIag % live tLglg
religion, go was shown by tnuig good
acts tue holiday season, mukiug o..
poor feel that they were not forgotten.
THIS is only little OF what ~ ueius
done, but 81 shows THAT the spirit OF tao
Gospel 10 working among tho people.
Tue winter IL on, vita nbOu. Que foot
OF snow on the ground, aud cold, frosty
uiRhts. Everything 10 all right on
long us We DO right; aud when We DO
wrong thingH 80 tbs other way. ilis
Ike paying tUrieitJ--Wu have 10 re-
deem thum-0r IN O.her words We reup
what We sOY. Paul says TO yiJlNte the
law h to become a debtor TO the law.
SO 10 lie ~ well 20 k ~ out Ji debt 10 the
law AS 10 tue merchant.
JONAS y. RECR.
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30 tho meeting msfc the statement .o
President DIsa iual they uHGtrst1od
Mu1ico was tfyiu: TO grasp Central
American territory, D.az denied Che
s'rettlon and stated tAat Mexico would
have hor riguiH, n.i the boundary
iurs should lu 40 Mexico ClnIm1, AMI
McEic1 had nli The territory She needed.
10 locke aB 10 the other Central q mcgi.
can republics were behind Guatemala.
AItuC government uludCnts are march.
iHg iu the lttCrip with bands, shuutl.E
"Nlva MrAiC0,n "Niya Dlaz,n AuU
"On Go Guatemala" ThUr uIo now
iu front OF tho palace, 1900 to-
1900 strong, clnmorlng TOT war and
u.gusiug thuir support 30 pfesiICut
D.tA Mckee has been preparing Tor
WAt Tor some time aud hua about ~ 900
troops on the border. All the Officers
uOt un active duty huvo boon notified
20 report fJr marching ofiCa.
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pOLIlE cOrnr AND CROOKS.
A thiucsc Gambler lorf,iis Ills BAH
MUucy-Alleg,d sure Thing Oper.
alor8-Olhar un udrrs.


The BtteucAnce at Jurlico Smilhis
court this morning was up to tho
average uotn before and behind tho
"glljoJ rail-"
Tho uaual assortment Of evil doeru,
"plnin1 and "nuryU DRINKS, etc,
wcto reviewed ana received their
mUri.ai awards or otherwise Hu the
case might De,
An Acknowledged Individual from the
land 90 InguiuH iAilud 90 malctlniIzs az
the call 0f ClUIk james, on the charge
Ui keeping gambling house, no Sam
Sings modest deposit OF $50 was de-
c.1fci forfeited.
B0uJamin GoiIstian la1d Charlie
Chapman, who have become to
DO recorded as landmarks around
tho Temple square hud Brig
ham fOung's grave, were held
Ia 500 bonds uutil $3.50 tomorrow
afternoon 10 answer tue charge e
pc " larceny, preferred against him by
Mr.. J, q. HAtlwuu, VINO alleges that
fUmO diamonds (Auz3na) have myu.
terlousiy disappeared from his keep.
Jag.
Minnie Hoyrer mud James Nc.
Mauau answered TO the charge Of for.
nicauou. Tho c1so Terminated Ina Me
Manan being dismissed anu Minnie be-
lug held until . pm, Saturday.
William GtegAu, tfcspass, dismissed;
Bate Chaplin, dittp; a. Hahry anu
john Wilson lei, $40 each on account
Of too slight nn indisorotlon In the use
OF liquid attachments accompanied by
an unuecessnty amount Of yOCalzltlou
and general mtannrss two evenings
ago. A. they failed 10 answer tho roll
Gail, ON tho mOii0n Oi the attorney Tor
the dofondauts, $50 were declared for.
ioitei anu Appropriated 10 tho oily's
CuilgTB.
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burglars secure yalunbios.

CHICAGO, Jan. a. Butglars effected
an entrance 10 the offices VI the Berlin
anu Montullo Granite company, 1872
Washington street, last night aud
looted tho vault, which hud not boon
heouroly locked, securing the entire
stocE Of iewclTy OF Joseph COnlan,
who Jointly uBtd the vault and cash
aud Other yuluaUl0s to the amount Of
81 600, Including a 5000 diamond pin.
C0ulgu's logs is about 81 600 and the
Granite company loses mortgages,
notcs, dosls, otc., many OF whicn can
not be replaced, representing thOus.
gndB OF dollars. Experts evidently
did the job and thus Jar no clue 10
their identity lass been obtained.
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UTE REMOVAL BILL.
An Amendment Proposed by Senator
WOlC0lt
MATERIALLY cuASWSous TITLE.
Au Act Ia Raliiy an Agreement Sub.
mltttd By Confederate Bands
oi Indians, Lic.

WAuuNGroN, Jan Ex-senator
Wolcol, TO-DAY proposed % 900 amend.
msnt 10 tho Uto removal btu, % strike
out tho words. Gan not 30 provide Tor
'ue allotment u lands iu fovcralty 10
tho Indians on the various rc8urva.
,iousnnl extend tho protection Of the
laws u ,Ho Uai,sl s.a.u5 over tho
Indiana" aad inrarl Ga lieu thereof
the following: "Au ao. 90 railfy an
ngreomon. submitted by tuu couicdrr.
uted banIsoi Ut8l OF Colorado for tho
sale Of ihoir reservation, aud mako
necessary appropriations iog carrying
out tho aamU.N
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AaAINsr rARKmunsr.
Rev Muiiaiy VIII Complain against
mlm CO. thn MenrrnI AsarmbIy.


Him To- the Genurai Assembly.
NEW Youl, Jan. 22,--rhtgo was a
meeting OF tho New York pIesbyttFy
m the First Presbyterian church hero
yesterday. A letter was received from
The Rev. j. T.. MulIaly, who made
himself conspicuous NJ the last aessi1n
OF the presbytery by voting against the
rud1rsement Of the reform work OF tue
Rev. Charles PnrkhuTsL Tho COM
municAtiOn was addressed TO the X W
IL, II. Booth, -. d., u, j., d., us the
moderator or the prsbOy tory, and Hnid:
81 huluUy respectfully give notice
lhbt intend 90 complain against INC
pTobbytery OF Sow York on account OF
ilsnclon touching the Rev, CHARLES
H. Purkhurst ana his reform work.
W our general assembly at ita meeting
ln Pittebutg next May"
h0mo reluctance was manifested by
lhu ministers present as 20 allowing
Tho reception OF the complainL hut tho
moderator announced that no DINER
course waa open.
DE. John q. Bliss then Introduced 6
recitation deu0uncing the proposed
EFFORT 10 secure q SUNDAY liquor law IN
ms city, In which no called upon the
mlnlaIoIs OF the pTosbyseiy " agl1a'e
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TOPEKA, hausn Jan. 22.-Lucien
Baker, the slate senator OF Lraypu.
worth county, today received for
house aud IL ia thu senate. A Joint
ballot tomorrow Will formally elect
Baker. Concurrent resolution instruct
lug the representative and SOMA
tors Of kausaa 10 work for tho rus-
t0rgti0u Of silver o. the place II occu.
pied "uuiorc 10 was surtoptitiOusly de-
mOuouzsd by the European money
power" passed the senate.
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la PoHgE, Ind, Jan. 22.-Georgs
Osborne, n prumiaeut young man VI
NauAiah, this county, was killed In a
horrible manner last night while
jumping from o fast PitisUurg, Fort
Wayne ami Chicago train. In allght.
ing no was thrown against large
iron hook which holds the target gate
In place. The hook catered his back,
chipping around bis spinal column anu
holding him impalel until he was dis.
coveted bleeding 90 death.
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Las, night meeting Of the regularly
elected justices OF the peace was held
il The anigc Of fuotlco W. IL. Soils Of
tnu Fifft precinct, with n Wow 60 de-.
gliding urDu measures Tor tho ousiing
OF the officials appointed by the old
county Cour. laasmuch ~ the new
hoard % GulUcimen nave decided that
tine appointed Justices term OF tfic5
ended NJ tho laet general election, and
The Justices Themselves contend TINT
thuy hold Tor two ycam from date, 90
wac decided 90 cause proceedings 10 be
brought iu tho Supreme court and
rarcts will be- prepared today,
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WAgHISGrON,i Jan, 22.-Tho secfu-
larry oil tho navy has received tho
following CablpFrhm airJm Admtrl
Carpenter dated ChUmulpo, Jan. .ls.:
Gan army has landed ON tho Shanl-
hhign BrOm0ulOrY, China, under
cover OF the Japanese hsoy. The Bal.
timoro leaves Chomulpo Tor Chee
FOO.O
THIS places tho japanese forces be.
tween Peiin aud tue important foftreaB
OF Wei Hal Wei.
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PLArT Ann nYRNEs.
Or. PnrEhurst Rays the Oonuomon
Dis Reannci. AEnin.

ISIS heHNNtAH again.
NEW York, jan. g2.-rhomas Plat
anu Superintendent OF Police Byrurs
came iu Tor tcorching from Dr.
Charles II. parkhutsl a. the monthly
reception oil the Presbyterian Union
last night. There were 200 guests
present with PTeaident Warner van
Nofjun at tho head Of tho table.
Among the promiEtnt Minister
ureselt were Dr. John Hall, De. H.H.
Jefsup, Dr. W. G.. Roberts, Dr. J.. g..
Bliss, Dr. w. h, Knox ami DR.. q. Il.
Thompson.
DE-. Pafkhurst occupied tho seat u
homer. He thanked tho presbytery
flr ne kindness IN its almost unaui.
nous approval OF his work. After HE
introduction Dr.. parkhurst said;
~ want 10 cay "a word about our
present chief Of police, Mr.. Bysne9.
Hp Do the axis On which tue corruption
NJ the police department royOlveg. The
gonius Oi that man 80 10 pull the wool
over the eyes Of the citi1sus"
Then lha doctor turned ms attention
90 prominent politicians. "lhere 10 "a
man 40 WORK." he 6aid, "trying TO de-
Tent tho hill giving the m y1r the
power 10 remove the hrN1s o.. ,us city
departments, / would rather fight
nyO Cr0nsoTs than ono Tom PiaIt."
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Lrnbermen Ireornorate.

Morrison, Merrill & 90, havo fled
their articles OF Incorporation. The
capital stock Is 100000 divided lot,
1000 shares OF the par value OF 500
each, with $4,000 paid IN. The ODE
Jecls Of the company are to continue 10
uuy and sell lumber, erect buildings,
10 esquire aud dispose Of real estate,
.Iilu upon and rent this Same. Is. ".
Morrison 10 tho proaidert, Samuel Mer-
rill vice prcsident anu Edward Mer.
rill secretary aud treasurer. These
with H. +. Morrison and A. Il. Ierrill
constitute the board OF directors.
The principal place OF buBlnsss will bs
IN this city.
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NASHVILLE, Jan, 22,-rhe senate
today by vote Of Is 10 IA passed a bill
pr0Vidiug for tho investigation OF
charges VI fraud In the election Tor
governor.
The ballot for U. Is. senator In the
house today stOOdi I.hAm a. Harris
(Dom.), 90; IL. J. Sanford (Rep.), 20;
A, l.. Mills Pop, o. Senate. Harris
~; Sanford 10; Mills 3.
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WAS NEVER IMPRISONED.
DAVIS sun at Large Sheriff Sommer.
vile TO Answer Tor Contempt


vile TO Answer Tor Contempt.
Tho order OF tho Fiat dislric, court
AZ Provo Tor Sheriff sommetyillc, OF
Grand county, 10 appear before the
court on February 2nd, as Chrouicled
Ia last evenings NEWS. was based on
a Litter received by United States
District Attorney Judd from Jefferson
A. Hun, probate judge OF Grand ogun.
~ The lgttgr was rs iUlIUwG
Moan, Utah, Jan. 10, 1895.
Hon. j. W. Judd, Uui1l sat1s Attorney,
Salt Lake Cisy, Utah.
Doar sir-ln answer 10 your lo.tcr Of
January NH, ] enclose % corttod COPY
Of tho Judgment and certificates 0I mo
uuit0i states marshal and shoril. The
Fhgril presented bis claim FOR board to
tho county court, and ui tho judgment
hnd not beOu rendered, tho court did not
think the county liable until tho judg-
mont was rendered Please form mo
whCtuur the county Dc liable whom w. T..
DayiH was not imprisoned, but running a.
largo without guard.
Tho i1rmur shorit, NJ. II. Darr1w,
whom lao turned W. l. Davis OvOg 20 tho
tr'yI did mo-. think W. T.. Davis should
b1 put boo jail, aud hat ho tho present
shortly shUIli b worry careful. In other
words, Isei his uiluOncl 20 kOb. Davis
out of llil, Notwithstanding tho judgment
called Tor imprisonment.
Respectfully,
JEIgEaJN A. HuTr,
Probate Judge.
W. Il. Davis was sentenced on Oslo
her ljlh, 1894, to undergo imprison-
msut iu tho Grand county jail Tor q
term VI eight months, Tor the crime of
involuntary mauslnughlor. Deputy
u. $, Marahnl NOrrell delivered Davis
To NJ. ii, DarrJw, ahcrli OF Grand
county, on October 10 n, 1894, anu II IL
alleged that said barrow never in
pri'ined the said Davis, but allowed
uim 10 run ct large. On January lss,
1896, Darr0w wont out Of Office anu
Iurnod over TO WilllRL, BJmmvryille,
The present sheriff of Grant county
.i0 SAID Davis, IL 10 further alleged
HAT SommurSillu now refuses 10 exec
suite the order Of the curt by imprlson'
.ug the said DAVIS.
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Treasurer Whitney, Of tho board Of
education, this afternoon expressed 10
Wells Fargo g. Company, Now York,
S2O,B.5 inleTCst on S5-1,UOO school
bOnbs. Tue interest Is fJr six months
anu mi,uTea ON February lst next,
ten days hence, which gives ample
time for Il 10 reach Ia destination be-
fore tho date specified,
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WAeUlsOIuN, Jan. .g.-Ihu debate
was Jc.uuJd In tho Senate ON kylu's
resolution approving the action Of
tho naturalization Boz Withdrawing tho
var ships from Hawaii. Gray made u
further tCpIy o. what no called the
'uimsy u,iuttin nTpiuft the nimiuis.
tratiUu, uu1 denied HawlOyB elstc.
mont chat the President had seen tho
rIynliat delegation which visliuI
WusuiuHl1u laat August.
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QuestIon About ilighr to Iand.

tUHr DODGE, Ia, jan. 92.-Geofgo
II. ienIs0ns. a capitalist OF tins city
several yenrs ago, drained owl Lake
In Humtollt county. 10 obtained u
title 10 the ground ana finally made
tho bed Of the iakp, compiling some
thing over 1000 acre., tillAble land.
Now, under the advice OF attorneys,
several peraous have settled on the
land as h0mesteadrrs, claiming as the
lake wna meanigrud body II belonged
10 the United States AMI was opon 10
settlement. Other attorneys hold that
while the squslters have no right the
adjoining property OWnuB have
riparian rights. The land Is worth
$4,000.
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Tarluqunk,s 10 rsrain.

TEREuAN, pefsIn, Jan. o.. 90 An
official dispatch from Mo.hod, tho
capital Of the province khoum,u,
says a severe earthquake shock was
felt there nt noon ou Thursday, Juuu-
ary H. The vibrations uxtrndud bon o.
u0r,nWeBterly direction Ha iur ps China.
rom There was u second Hh1UE the
same evening. Tue damage was BligAL
No lives were Loot
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ATLANTA, Gu, Jau. %. Tho
failure OF tho retail Dry goods hrm Of
ID, n. DJugherty ~ C0.was announced
today. rno htm assigns the entire
suuH valued a. 800, 1000, TO IL. Is.
Chhm d co., New York, and also
gives tuo came firm y mortgage Tor
$4,000 on tue palatial hrmo VI DaylG
"a. Doughorty, tho head Of tue house.
ghe ussuts and liabilities arc not so.
known.
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ST. JOsgrI, Mich, Jan. 22.-Noth-
ing aaG b.uu heard Of tho overdue
steamer Chic0ra, which LETT Milwaukee
yesterday morning. IL is thought a
gale struck her in midlHEu. The
Chicora was heavily loaded ami bad
several passengers. She carried twenty
i've men as her crew,
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nnlIo,lng Tor q. =. senntnr.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 22.-rho hrst ballot
for Uuilsd states Senator taken today
resulted; Wsshburn, %; Mel
son, IA; DOnellY, o, Comstook, o;
McHalc, .; McClsary, /; Plllsbury, /;
Housp- Wnsbbur1. 40. Notsnp A..
Com,tock, III McHale, .; DOnnolly, z;
McCloagy, Il, Iawney. 4, Buekham, /.
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LEON, Mex, jan, 22.--A duel was
fought nj san Felipe, Gust OF this city
between Henry #. Wood, an Amefl'
ran mining eugiuUoraud Juan Canlui
D merchant Of the place. Wu0i was
ler!ously wounded, being shot through
tue body. The affair grew out Of a
nnauclal deal between the two men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-22
Raid on Ratiroad Fools.

FitTsHuNu, Jru. 2g.-rhe govern.
ment has taken hand in the crusade
lgalnnt the blind pl0H. James W.
uudgcgr, the PittuufE manager oi
tie lra1ors syndicate, Chicago, anI
H. y, Dsvlin, manager or tho Amer.
can syndicate pool, have been urrrstod
on warrants charging incm with utiug
TIE U. 3. mail 10 cary uu % schemo g.
leiraul. There has been run ON the
American anu Ttadefp syndicatcf,
hut the dep3sitogl received no satis.
faction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-22

SALEM Ognr jan, 22.-BoJh houses
OF the O'ogOu legislature voted supb-
ratoly today Tor United states senator.
}. n. DOlpu, received ihe iull RBpub.
llCnn vote. The Democrats voted Tor
a. >. Bennett and the PopullstB for
w. b. Hare.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-22

ucK cans Enthusisstio for "a Conflict
Wan Guatemala.

CRY or MEXICO, Jan, %. After a
very stormy CGb!nu. mootine last night
pfesidout Dlaz notified Guatemala
throughlils minister that he would not
c0nCeIa ono iolu. Guatemala would
have 10 give in 10 MoXicg'a demand,
OF suffer the consequences. Othur
Central American representatives. here