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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
TIE MURDERER'S STORY.
BlamifS Tells How and Why lie
Killed His StepiathtL
Held 10 Await the Action of tho
ssand Jury OF
the Hearing.

The slayer Of Thomas Boynton,
Nephi Blamirss, was yesterday taken
before Justice John w. Galley cf
Kaysvillo and underwent q pr Tia
mary examination. The prose. utJ .
was conducted by County 40 ne ]
II. Wilcox. When the duicngT at va,
asked by the Judge II no eel ID to
procure legal aivius, he Answered
"no," an1 stated that he was ready iot
trial. The Judge aSkoi, "Are you
guilty or not guilty." whcteupOn he al.
sverod iu an uaconccrHnd way that he
killed HE sicp'nther, but thought the
act was Justifablc, M Mr. BDyni0n
had Threatened TO turn him out OF the
house which he knew ho would sutely
do N he got thu chance, anu once
turned out, he would likely stRrve b
uolt1, and consequently lie concluded
u would be better " Xiii the old guu.
tlomen than 10 die himself from star.
walton. In speaking OF the clrcum.
stances connected with the tragedy he
said that no aud the old man had had
some words over the tending Of the
garden, and that the sivpfathor had
said that he would spnd him away
he did not attend ~ the chores that he
wished him TO attend ~, "l went o.
bed" he said, sand brOOdod over tue
matter all night and In the incoming
about 9 O'Clock | gotup, rushed for the
AK, ana entered the old man's
room, with the AK behiud
me-" lie asked the old man
u lac attn adhered 70 what he had
said the night previous, and receiving
an affirmative reply dealt him n blow
which caused instant death. This ttt.
timony was given Ia such oompla.
cent manner Va TO make one believe
lhat the defendant was really not
aware Of tho sotlous charge which was
hanging over him.
JOnu II. Blood ami Thomas Blyn-
tor, a s,op.Jigthor q the deceased,
oacn ttsuiiud to the particulars ~ thu |
case Us given S. last ovouiug'a NEws. |
DR.. Rich, whJ was called 10 tue |
sceue o. tbs tragedy shortly after n |
occurred, gave expert testimony ft.
garding the case, after which tue de. !
itnlaut was bound over to appear b.. 7
lore q higher tribunal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
TINS AFTERNOON.
There Was Snow.

Judge o, W. Powers got down from
Brighton, Big Cottonwood canyon,
this afternoon, after hard, cold ride.
He says that It has been very chilly at
the usually pleasant summer resort the
past few days. On Wednesday IL
showed In real earnest, covering tho
ground well, Yesterday the snow
storm did not extend down TO Brighton,
but II Talned there with great lnteusi.
", vast quantity Of water coming
down IN brief space OF time. The
Judge IL still cold from the chill OF the
mountain atmosphere, tut cXpecis 10
warm up In the argument In the
Sharkey divorce suit, which was set
for o'clock this afternoon for his
convenience,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12

The RIO GrRndo Western Railway
agents viii, beginning on July Isl, sell
and return via the Denver 4 Rio
GranIo Railroad, at 5000. These
tickets will DO good three days from
d ate Of sale, and will Include two days
board at the Hotel Colorado, and two
baths In The famous Gleuwo8d Syringe.
The Hotel Colorado, a. G'enwOOd
Springs, IL the finest snd beat hotel Ia
Colorado.
The RIO Gfsnde wo,tern agents will
alec tell excursion tickets TO Glsnwood
5ptiDgs, via the famous Denver 4 Rio
GTande RailFoaj, good thirty days Tor
$1,000, Or sixty days for Sg5 90.
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OBITUARY NOTE.


SuEILTy, Idaho, July s.-Diod July %,
1895, at mas pm, VI cancer Of long
standing Elder owen Nugon Roberts, ~
this place. brother Roberts was born 10
nolyhuad, Algorshire, North Wales,
June n, lsl1; baptized some 20 years
ago in south Walos, and some little time
after was ordained an Elder, which Office
he kopt faithful until tho limo OF his
death. Ito leaves wife, seven grand.
children, niuo great.grandohiidron aud
numerous hOst " friends here aud In
URh TO mourn hls loss.
Elder Roberts was a man Of kindness
aud beuOvoloncei man Of honesty,
truthful In his acts aud sayings. Win
all his pain he was mild and patient
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
THE UTAH COMMISSION.
They Appoint sO Registrar FOR Salt
Lake County Ioday-Nano
Deputies.

The Utah Commission meeting
scheduled fJr this morning nj 10 O'Clock
did not commence at tina! time, owing
to some OF the members not mAteTlaliz.
Ing. BY II o'clock, however, Ia came
Commissioner Thatcher, and whlloi
waiting for Mr.. TAtlock a preliminary
talk was engaged In relative 10 this
work that was before them. THIS az.
teTnOOn they named Judge Hammond
registrar for san Juan anu supplied
several counties with deputies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12

Cas- Hile, well known among min.
ing circles, has returned IRON the
Ulntah reservation, having been there
looking into the olatctine and paTaiIl ne
deposits OF that section. The former l.
used Ia the manufacture VI rubber
goods. the latter being an illumlnRnt,
Of which II IL said there Is enough IA
that locality TO make this whole west.
ern country shine. The gilsOnite de.
pobiis are being inIusltlously tapped,
there being such ~ great demand for
Utah asphalt, OF which the 81. Louie
compsny has shipped greater amount
since January l-l than In all its pre-
vious career. Mr. Hite IL patiently
% waiting for the trump 10 sound the
opening Of the reservation, when the
known treasures OF that section can be
handled with freedom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
Tho IniiIr OniInnI,.

Blanchard, Shelly & Rogers, o.
Omaha, report heavier receipts Of cattle
and better market, GTAss,isd bsoVOi
sell as high NJ $3.50 while cofn-lcds
run absve 8 cents, Cows are selling a.
much better figures than heretofore.
Grass cows bring $3.50, feeders SO 10
S3.7j. The market Tor sheep IL im.
proving and Talsers would DO we'll To-
sepd some IN, the prices being as FOL.
lowe: welhers, $3.50 TO $3.50; ewes,
S2.4O to $500. Tho weather IL very
favorable for crops, thus assuring n
gcod future market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12

Just boiori Dec died he called all around
him, bad ON farewell and gave a
shake OF .HH aud, then the spirit iut his
dgcayod taN, nacle 10 miuglu with tho
jus.
Tho fuunn. took place July 9 In tho
scho1lhou,n, which was well nllod. IL
was the hr,t funeral held there aud be- IL
the first aduli that ~ buried In tho new
cemetery. Remarks were made hv
Bishop J. r.. shelly, r. H. Bradshaw, L..
J. Farnos aud Curtis Gallery.
LuNDONIR,
"Nomidi Star, please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12

after sp,nding some two year IN : 10
francisco. Juurlic says tutro 10 ul
place like sat Lake nuI iba' he IN.
tends 10 locate here permanently.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. +. Lucas and
children, r. {. Grafton, Of Battle, anu
J. II. Haycr, OF San Francisco, are a.
the Templeton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12
It MA the Euslue...

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GOu-; hnally he tried Chambsrlain's
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AgrocnbIy Surprised.

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,nICADu MARKET
mhIea.n. cInan. IuLN y.

NhieAEn, close, July ~
Wheat July, t6h. August On
torn-July O. b. september i5.
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rOLlCE COURT NOTES.
Two Wy 0mlug BrAkcb am Tourists
Allowed TO DSparl-Nanttd u
Singer Arrested.

George Gardner ana a. Hnyiorj
two boys from Laramie, wye,
In the police court today were allowed
to 10 on their Journey. They ran
short Of money Mt Ogden and came on
to Salt Lake on the train without
ticketS. Their destination IL Sandy. q
George Smith and George Smith IT,,
whose right name ia Teddy Grant
plead guilty toR charge OF violating
the bicycle ordinance. Teddy, being
only hoy, was discharged but Smith
was lined So.
J. q. Crocker, an old man with a
badly swollen eye, was before the
court on tho charge OF drunkenness.
He was discharged.
.. w. Hunter aud w. Is. Wallace
forfeited 81 each for violating the bicy-
Gle ordinance.
En- Lane, q Wonderland singer,
came into the court room and asked
protection from Harry Singer, Jew
who dots business near the Wonder.
land building. she claimed that every
time she passed him hs iHsultpd her.
She swofe out complaint against lin
charging him with disturbing the
peace and using insulting language,
THIS AFTERNOON.
A man who gave the nAmo OF John
Doe plead guilty OF n violation OF the
bicycle ordinance and on being fined
~ threw down the money In q not very
good mood.
The difficulty between Miss Lane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-12

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was On an upward turn.
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Nbu,C beet Steers, il.5Ot f54H,
Western stUyrs, $50 90 i4tUs
Cow, 800 tufA1h
fccirra, sl5AtotIh5.
sheep receipts % market strong,
CHOICE westerns atGGtl.ILsa
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-03
There He Will Apply for Divorce From
Margaret of the Horsewhip.

Milwaukee, Wis. Dec 2.-Colonel
Gustav Pabst will bring the suit for di-
vorce against his wife in a Dakota
court. Mrs. Margaret Mather-Pabst
left for New York today. In the an
nouncement Of the fact the name Pabst
is left off and she is again known as
Simple Margaret Mather.
Her departure at this time has given
rise to a runnor to the effect that the
terms of settlement between herself and
her husband have been agreed to, and
that she has gone to take up her her
residence in the east. Colonel Gustav
Pabst, her husband, has not been here
since few days after the horsewhip-
ping escapade. He got leave of alb
sence from his duties as quartermaster
of the Fourth regiment of Wisconsin
national guards for a period Of seven
months. 1t was given out that he had
gone west. Since then 1t has been learn
ed that he has gone to South Dakota
where he will remain until he secures a
legal residence when it is his intention
to bring the suit.
This will dispense with the scandal
which might attend the bringing of the
suit in local court. 1t is understood
also that Mrs. Pabst will not fight the
case If her demands for adequate ali
mony are granted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-03
CASE SAID TO BE SETTLED.
That is, leila Says go, Georges People Dc
Not Admit Ii.

New York. Dec. Al Ruhman, the
husband OF leila Nicolani assured a re-
porter today that his wife had settled
her case with George Gould, IN which
a $40. 900 check was involved 81 prefer
that Mrs. Ruhman tell the terms Of
settlement herself" said he. ''She
will do so at 4 o'clock this afternoon"
The report is current that the amount
paid by Gould was not more than Is, 900
New YORK. Dec. AIN regard 70 the
reported settlement Of the Gould-Nic-
CLAUS case in which a check for $40. 900
was involved and which IL is said has
been settled by the payment by George
Gould Of $4,000 in cash TO celia Nlco-
laus. PIERCE. who acts as attorney for
Could, SAID this morning: TO say
the least regard this as a most extra
ordinary statement Acting as / do,
as counsel for Gould. any statement
from me would be improper and can
not nor do not intend to make one"
Chicago. Dec A postPoneuent
OF the hearing In the case OF celia Nc
CLAUS against George Gould was grant
ed today by Commissioners Foote and
the case is now set fo- Wednesday OF
next week Neither Attorney Duncan.
who is acting for Mr. Gould. nor the
commissione- would give TIE reason FOR
The postponeuenc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-03
GOOD AS CALLS HER A THIEF.
Hungarian Female Nobieman Sues Mrs
Vanderbilt for the Value OF n CUP.

New York, Dec. Mrs. Alva Van
derbilt, the wife of William X. Wander
bilt, and the mother of the duchess of
Marlborough, has been made defendant
in a suit brought against her in the
city court by Baroness Blanche Deber-
senvf Of Hungary to recover $500, the
value of a tantalus cup.
In the complaint, the plaintiff alleges
that on and prior to Oct l, 1895, she
was the owner of Chinese and Japanese
and Oriental curious and articles of
bric-abrac. Among these articles. she
says. was tantalus cup valued at $500.
The baroness says that shortly after
the marriage of Miss Consuelo Wander
bilt to the duke OF Marlborough. Mrs.
Vanderbilt requested that the cup and
other articles be sent to her for inspec-
ton under an agreement to buy them or
return them. The plaintiff says Mrs.
Vanderbilt has failed to return the cup
or any pay for it. The summones in
the action was served on William Jay,
counsel for Mrs. Vanderbilt, today. The
defendant has twenty days TO file an
answer. The baroness also alleges in
the complaint that Mrs. Vanderbilt
promised to deliver the articles but fail
ed TO do 50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-03
NOTHING Co.'s OF ALrGsLp.s
I'en when He hossts Cleveland He Is
Greeted with Derision

LNen when He hoa>t- Cleveland He A.
Greeted with Derision
Chicago, Dec. AT the BANQUET Of
St Andrews society tonight Governor
James E Campbell OF Ohio was one OF
the speakers, his theme being The
President OF the United States" He
paid 4 glowing eulogy 10 President
Cleveland, declaring that he was about
70 inaugurate a vigorous policy which
would be satisfactory 20 all right think
ing Americans and with which no pa
triot could find fault.
Governor Altgeld spoke later than ex-
Governor Campbell and in his remarks
sail:
Il have not been honorei BY anv
commission TO defend the foreign moi
icy OF q president who badly needs d.
Tending, nor, as all who hear me viii
believe, have I a commission 10 make
people believe the present president is
= greater man than George Washington
Or Thomas Jefferson"
\ storm OF Kisses greeted the govern
ors remarks and, although some ap-
pause came with il. the Kisses pre-
dominated very largely.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-03
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN" MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
SAPOL 10

have various meanings, according TO
the infections of the voice The num-
Der of words is very great, but the au-
thor has made up no complete lexicon
of them as yet The following seven
teen are the most important and fire.
quent in the conversation which cats
etrcggle to carry on with members of
abe household: Aelio means food; lac,
milk; parriere, open; allloo, water; bl.
meat; ptleebl. mouse meat, bleeme-be,
cooked meat; pad, foot; DO, head; pro,
nail or claw; tut. limb; papoo. body;
oolie, fur; mi-ouw, beware; burrieu.
satisfaction or content;yiaou. extermi-
nation; mi-youw, here. OF primitive
words, IL is believed. there are not
more than six hundred in the cat
tongue. and many of these are obscure.
for the cat relies greatly up
on signs for making its
meaning clear to those who
have neglected a study of its srticulste
speech. Thus, the last word in the
foregoing list Is used by n mstronly
cat in calling her family together, and
she will continue 10 use IL while
caressing them But the meaning Of
the word is never so well understood
by kittens a. when uttered In sharp
tone and repeated q number of times.
more as An explosive than otherwise,
for it is . warning of danger and call
for instant action from the mother cat.
who is imperious in her demands FOR
obedience
Then, there is the word ''miyouw.'
which is varied TO .wow-teiou w-yow-
tiow. wow-you-ts-s-yowF' ending in
an explosion. The author believes that
the word thus uttered signifies both
defiance and q curse. and comes 40
near TO bold, bad swearing" that he re-
trains from giving the English of It
There may be skeptical persons who
Will ridicule this theory. but we should
cay that 10 was Just a. reasonable as
Prot Gamers. while the language OF
the cat sounds far NOR. artieulste and
significant of design than the squeaky
which he brought home
from gorillaland- One thing Ia GER
tain. the means for Carrying on iuvss-
LEGATIONS In the interesting feld OF
feline language are svans bic In almost
every household. and 10 obtain the de
sired conversations from which . voia-
minous treatise upon 81 can Be written
II Is not necessary 20 go 20 Africa snd
for ak months shut up in a /
cage In the heart Of Q forest-BaHalo ,
Commercial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-03
1T AFFECTS THE PINKERroSs
Grand Jury at Chicago Strikes a Blow at
| Detective Agencies

Chicago. Dec. 2.-The methods Of pri-
Fate detective agencies received blow
from the grand jury today Just before
IL adjourned. The blow is struck at
the sweat box methods and the lille
gal confinement of prisoners in private
ohlces OF these detectives. No actual
indictments were returned, but the
Idliure 10 indict was due to a mere
Iechnlcaity which States Attorney
hern refused to waive Every MEM
Der OF the grand jury voted to indict
ne following persons: Matthew W.
t-hAerton, principal of the Pinkerton
Conlpany's United States detective agen
oy' h O Deveraux, superintendent Of
me same agency. and Thomas. or
ma Mitchell, Of the same agency.
me charge is conspiracy and kidnap-
ping Walter Martin. a cousin Of H. d.
whey private secre tary 10 ". F. Mer-
I.0'' general manager Of the Chicago.
burlington and Quincy railroad. Mar
I'm was arrested by officers Of the agen-
cy and confined in the agency offices.