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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
MS LIFE TTnEArENED.
Leo Nance Asks posto nice InsD, ctor
stuart to FAKE some Action,

quart 10 AuAN Huttt0 Aotluns
CmgAGO, Jan. 3.-Poatofiioo Gn-
rpuutDr suag, has been uskeI to take
some action in regard 10 a communica.
ton received recently BY Leo Nance,
COlOruJ, from unknown pUnouB Ia
Columbus, OHIO. 'rno letter refers 10
the murder VI NanCu'd father in New.
berry, 5. e., twcnty.six yoaH ago and
contains threats against NanCu's lie.
a portion VI the letter " nB lOllUwi;
CoLUMnUs, OHIO.
To Leo Nance, The Second, Chicago,
lllinOit.
Fifteen years ago you appeared In
NUWberry, 3. G., with tue HvuWUd
purpose, 10 II was reported, oiavy nging
the death OF the radical leader, Leo
Nance br., your father. But you
skipped out like n coward before any
arrangements could be made. You
hau no fear Tor lack Of prominent white
friends.
You called NJ the Nowterry Herald
office, and its cdltOfs, ia the pTU6cucr
OF Col Nance aud Col. Robert H0l-
man, gave you assurances Of thtir
good viii AMI iriuddship. They had
all been your fathers ifiondl, even
boldly Frustrating tho plans Of our
faithful followers on more occasions
than one, but In 'BS We succeeded In
our determination 10 Kill thu hated
radical leader because We oil believed
he was mRinly 10 blame Tor the
murder OF one OF our bTayest men,
named ward.
We have never heard much Of you
since you hurried out Of NowboTry IN
1850 until OF late, when by chance "a
| book fell into our hands, evidently
wrtton by you Ia which several pages
arc devoted to a description Of "A
lmurcofuf'd plight" NOtwsustandi1 g
/ the fact that you refrain from muntiuu-
ing the death u your father, we think
| the murderer" meant 10 come One Of
as. Furthermore We have learned
| that you were Nc the bottom Of the
church meeting held in Chicago just
n week after the election, whsteat
Sheriff Cook, OF FayeIte county, Ohio,
was endorsed ana praised for his work
OF killing white men for trying 10
/ lynch a negro. When you came TO tell
Ofyour old mans death you grew Wild
| ~ excited and said, II Wo have II
straight, $50 help me God, | would
| not prove "A TecTeRut son should meet
/
shnll not keep this up and vo uUu't
belivo you had ought TO live anyway.
but we intedd 10 give you Cuancr.
some OF US will DO Ia Chica.
40 the nrst OF the year,
| when an arrangement can be made
Tor settling the old score with rifles or
otherwise. There are several OF us
father, son anu grandsOus, tut only
one OF W. can be accused Of the crime
OF twenly.siX yeaFs. Yet We AFRO oil
AObstt0rs oft aud are agreed % 10 you.
Therefore 10 not surprised 10 sou soon,
(signUd,l TIE AnErrORs.
1.-TWO or nUru.)
Mr.. Nance said that ho did not know
the authors Ot the letter. The man, ho
said, who murdered his father was
Fitzgerald. Ho had heard nothing VI
him except that Fitzgerald has moved
to ttayette, county, ohio.
Mir. Nance says that he has received
many letters OF similar character but
has never paid any attention to them
until he received tho above.
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DR.. Dunford III.

DR.. A. B. DuntorI, tho dentist, has
not been able To attend to his prOiss-
sional duties Tor some little time, anu
tbs probability IL that he will not be-
able TO resume them for week or ten
days at leRsl. He 10 confined 10 his
room by n severe illness, from which
the attending physiolau says 10 Will
take several days 10 recover 20 that he
can DO out again, though his coudiIlOn
has changed Tor the better and he ~
now improving steadily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 3,-The Senate
rthssembled at noon today after the
holiday fecosB. The chair laid before
the Senate letter from the secretary
OF state transmitting n dispatch from
the United States ambassador at Paris,
saying he had delivered 10 tho widow
Of the late President Cnrnot sngrossed
ooplos OF the resolutions OF sympathy
Of tho American Congress relative 10
President Cannot.
At two O'Clock the Senate resumed
confederation Of the Nicsmguhn canal
bill, Senator Morgan speaking.
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nlid Hobbsry 10 nroad DalIighi.

CINCTSNATi, Jan. Sat 2:81 r.. m.
two highway muu entered The govern.
meat building anu ouquifo1 ~ diilCt.
cut departments Tor WORK. While
most OF the force was out Tor luGuu
they called NO tho office Of the cafh rr
aud found Frank II. SpaTks, one tho
ClcTEs, alone. 40 was ray uEy and Owes
si,OOJi n euyelOIB were on the table.
One VI the mon asked 10 get 90
changed. while Sparks was ncc0mmO.
dating him, the other man dashed
through the door which happened 10
be- open; Sparks was knocked senselcss,
the meu grabbed the money drawer,
secured ss17, and escaped. Tho men
were evidently not aware that money
was IA the envelopes. Sparks 10 badly
hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
Low PnIuE oF sILvEn.
Large Quantities shipped 10 Mexico
10 be COiueu,

Largo Quantities shipped 90 Mexico
TO be COiusu.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 8-M. Guggon.
helm's sons Of New York city, nave,
during the last few days, shipped large
quantities Of bar silver from Omaha,
Kansas City, Aurorn, aud New York
coinage by tho Mexican govern
ment mints into Mexican dol
lars. This 10 like carrying coal 10
Newcastle. They state that inasmuch
as the transaction Involves an expense
OF nearly seven per cent, cOnsisting OF
transportation and mintage charges, II
may be considered As n strong illustra-
ton u the effect which the low price
OF silver In having on the trade ofHllyer
countries.
Mexico exports large quantities Of
coined silver, ana tho only condition
which would make the reimporia1lon
OF bar silver for coming purposes pos
tihle would be very large dimlnutiOn
IN imports, coupled with large exports
Of merchandise. This 10 actually
happening In Mexico. II significant
In illustrating the tendency on the part
OF silver countries no far as their supply
OF manufactured goods IL concerned,
ana also the sumulous which low silver
had given 10 tbs exports from silver
countries.
The Mexican silver dollar 10 at a
premium Of about por cent and for
eign exchange on Mexico II AZ a dis
count OF about per cent, u condition
tho roverse OF that which now prevails
In the United States.
Countries ON silver basis report
prosperlng under this low price OF silver
while those ON the gold basis are sunef'
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
Hnrss Tnminr ExhihilInn.

Prof. o. r. Gleason, who enjoys the
distinouon OF being called "Amoticl's
King Of Horse lniuots," will give III
hut exhibition In this city u sub
duing Vicious aud supposedly unmag.
agoaUIu animals tonight a. the Con-.
tiuontal Market Hall on Yves. Temple
street, The place hRs been renovated
and lifted up with sua,s Tor tue accom-.
mediation VI ladies DO we'll aB gentle.
mou. Some ottbg WORT tempered hUrlri
o. the city have been procured to
UOuuTatun on this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

4. w. Fell brakeman, confusion Of
shoulder; n. o. Grady, cut about the
head with flying gIass; r.. Snyder
police sergeant, Red Fern; Police
Lieutenant KuyBcr ard Frank Bacon,
all Of whom were able 70 90 20 their
homeB. The collision was between q
passenger tain going 10 Chestnut HUI
and one returning TO the city. Both
engineers escaped by jumping. A
switch had not been correctly turned
ana the switchman eau give no reason
for the failure.
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THE GOLD EXPORTS.
The Treasury Will b, Reduced 10 The
Danger Point.
AN EXTRA SESSION POSSIBLE.


NEwYORR, Jan. 3.-Golt TO the
amount of 81 100000 has been en-.
gaged Tor shipment to Europe and the
treasury reiorve will thereby be TO-.
ducsd below ssj,OOO,OOJ. Lazird
FIores will send u COj, 900, HeiIdel.
bach, Ickelhoimer ~ Company $780,.
900, and LRdtnburg, Thwlman d Com.
pany, 100000. Gold amounting 70
sl,sOO,OJO has been entered ut the
treasury. Foreign bankers are agreed
that shipments will continue with
rome short interruptions, porhnps, for
many weeks anu the opinion was
expressed by some New York bankers
that tho movement would be- 20 oXteu.
eive that the gold fcsufvu would be
reduced 10 what 10 coniidCrod the dam
ger point by the administration.
The comptroller A. b. Hepburn,
president u the Third National bank,
said OF the situation!
"NOb0dy can tell whether Precedent
Cleveland will come out IN a manifesto
urging n0n'paf.iaan action on the cur.
Tency question or not Congress iu ils
present gessi0n will put no banking law
through. Silver senators will prevent
the pasnagu OF n measure. 10 looks o.
though the President would have 10
call An extra session.
"Whatever IL done, however, there
will probably be no sufficient increase
Ia the governments revenue b meet
iiH expenses before the gold reserve IL
carried down TO n very low figure.
Gold oXports may amount ~ $50 ,OOO,-
co.. or so. UJli 600 and Understanding
develops In tho meantime there seems
10 TO no way out OF tho situation eX.
copl through a bond Issue. The gov.
Urnment is poor and unlcss II Gao
make II 10 some way money must b.
hurFnmnI -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
rawuod a Murdered womau's watch.

TOPEKA, Kls., jan. g.-A. l.. L.,
Curtis, ~ c0loIuu waiter al tue Cope
land hotel, has been arrested Tor
pawniug watch p0siuyoly identified
10 tue property Of Mrs. A. ID. Matson,
murdered here two weeks ago. Curtis
said a Colorado man named BurTatd
gave MIN tho watch. Nathan wood,
an Intimate friend OF Curtis, recently
resigned good position here aud lett
for ST. Joseph, Onicprs have gone
there 10 arrest him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

WAsHINuTOE, Jan. 8.-rhe Presi-
don't today sunt the Senate 300 pages
Of the correspondence relative 10 the
Bluulelds, accompanied by the letter
OF Secretary Gresham, summarizing
the important events that have taken
place there. The secretary Bnys this
government has steadily recognized
the sovereignty OF Nicaragua over the
reservation and Great Britain has
given assurances that II does tho same.
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nENsAIIoNAL nulcInE.
a hog OF Thirteen Years Hangs Him.
se'fin n Harm.

BIEdIIAMTOS, New York, Jan. g.
A report reached this city last night Of
n most Sensational suicide. A son Of
Jerome Hall, a farmer living In what
10 known as Poatown, "a small settle
ment iu the town Of Windsor, was
found dead ON Monday forenoon hang
lug from a beam Ia the barn. The
boy was only thirteen years Of age and
II Is alleged chat the cause was cruelty
on the part " tho father, who, II IL
said, was most brutal In iniilotlng
noggings, without cause.
Sentiment runs high and mnoh in'
dignation ~ aroused toward the parent
IL ~ "a rnro occurrence TOT one at this
age 10 take his own life, anu the con-
clusiUn was that the boy was VI an eA-
tremely sensitive temper.
The affair has caused decided sen.
nation In the town OF Windsor aud
some Of the nolghb9rs are loud IN their
demands Tor an Investigation. MIR. Hall
beaTn gooi reputation aud his friends
scout the idea that cruelty drove his
sou 10 suicide. The lad Ia said " haVe
been very bright for his years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

Bosros, Jan. S-Csmillo d. Arville,
prima donu, may sling on. The fun
bench Of the supreme court has dts
missed tho hill In equity brought by
Edward ~. Rice TO restrain her from
slnging In tho United States or Canada
except under his management. The
decision Is important 60 bearing upon
tie enforcement Of negative covenant
la u contract for personal services
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
In Recognition OF Services.

YOKOHAMA, Jan. Sit IL stated that
The mikadO mas bestowed upon Empor.
or William the grand order Of the
Imperial Chrysanthomum In recog.
milton OF services rendered by German
officers 10 japanese officers who have
been under their instruction IN military
ami naval science,
The wounded aud sick officers OF the
army will Ue kept In the held hospitals
uutii spring, Only invalid soldiers VI
the hrst army will DO sent TO Japan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

SEDALGA, No., JAu. 3.-John Cream
tb VI Sedalii, Is big man with q
small wife, whom he loves very much.
At their homo last night he suddenly
giglpoi her and gave her very
vigorous hug with his right arm.
Mrt. Croamer lost her breath aud when
sho managed 10 make an cutlery she
was asalsloi ~ bed. Tho family
physician found three Of her right ribs
hal been broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

WAsniNuTON, Jan. 3.-As q result
Of the iucrsaag Ot postal business during
tho last three month";, twcuty'niuo
international money order offices,
ninety domestic money order offices
anu lJ2 limited money order office,
Will bo established January Z. Among
the new international offices are An
gels camp, Lorin and IJmales, Call
iOfnin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

CuARDoS, Jan ga daring attempt
was mauu early this morning TO rob
lie Fret national bauk here. Phillips
aud Taintor, sleeping upslalrs, wero
awakened by hearing craCksmen at
wolK. They secured rGvolveTB aud
started down stairs. The burglars
supned hru on them. TAlnLOr and
Phillips responded ond the orooksmen
ran 10 sleigh near by and drove
away. Tue vault, although damaged,
was not opened,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

LONDON, Jan. at was learned to.
day that Gladstone last week stumbled
over an open drawer, cut his forehead,
broke his spectaclOs anu was unable TO
see for several hours. Mr.. anu Mrs.
Gladstone viii leave England on Mon
day for Cannes. where they will DO
tho guests OF Lord RondellO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

WAsuiSuTON, JAu. o. Quay,
ponua., has introduced Ia the SENATE
proposed Amendment 90 the urgent
deficiency bill, amending the uflu
law by striking out tho provisions Tor
an Income tax ami substituting q now
wooden schedule, including duty on
raw wool.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
san Ne ncisco Custom House Inycs,i.
cation.

WAsuISGIOS, Jan. 8,-Chargos OF
political Assessments AMI a partisan
removals IN the san Francisco custom
house have been under consideration
by the civil service commission TOT
some time through Correspondence,
with the collector nud Oihors 90 san
francisco. The commission mas deter
mined ~ make thorough iuveBtign.
ton anu an agent will be- sent 20 c3u,
duct au inquiry NJ the custom house.
probably within month,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

spRINGFiELD, o., Jan. 3,-The resi-
dence Of L.. Il. Mast u millionaire
manufacturer, burned this morning.
The Interior WAS entirely desIr0y cd.
The loss Ia about 100000, insured for
$4,000. The IRE Is supposed 10 DO Of
incendiary origin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

Boston, Jan, 3.-Raphael MArCno,
88 yeafs old, was found dead IN bed,
ana Rsphael0 MgTono, HE coueiu, and
RaphaelO SiTono sr., and RaphaUlO
SlTunO Jr., were found unconscious
today, from inhaling Illuminating gas
which hal escaped from n leaky main
IN a tenement house, go North street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

CoSsr lSTINoPLE, jan. ga per.
NIT has been given 30 hold an Armeni.
an ball for the benefit OF tbs schools OF
the different provinces OF Armenia.
As this permission has been refused
many years II Is looked upon az show.
ing that the porte has assumed a con.
ciliatory attitude towards Ammonia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

CoFFEYviLLE, Kama, Jan. "A
fire started ia tnU Masonic block AZ o
O'clock this morning, soon Destroying
that structure, the ilutst in the city,
and Is still raging. As Cotieyvillo has
no water works VI department, tue lo5s
will be great
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

whlon tho Mexican government bases
ita claims tor priOr settlement, after
which " Is willing to consider thu
wishes Of Guatemala on the Digusz.
Mst.scll convention and other pOiuts
which 70 hollis to be- Of minor impof.
lance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

NASHVILLE, Jan. 3.-GBOrge Alex.
andor, one OF the four prisoners who
escaped from the county jail yes
terday, was reuaptured here carly TO-DAY
in saloon. The other three are slill
q. large.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

ROM, Jan. Sat a meeting OF the
following OF MARQUIS Do Rudini, ex-
premier, II was decided to commence q
vigorous campaign with the purpose to
force the Crlspi government 10 resign
aud bring out the formation Of cab
met composed entirely OF senators,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

DENvER, Colo, Jan, S.-Tho organ.
igatiou OF the state senate wal effected
.hit forenoon By accumulation bttw on
Populst8 aud Democrats. Lockwood,
Populist, was elected speaker pro tenn
An adjournment was taken until Ga g
afternoon when Governor NaiIu's
message Will be read.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
Sunday School Party.

The Fourteenth ward Sunday school
will give is annual party tomorrow
5riday, commencing At . pm. Tho
little Ouea Will DO royalty created, ana
o hearty welcome will 20 accorded 10
al tho people OF the ward and ~
lrlends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
BEFORE JUDGE MERRITT.
Action Against The South Galena MIN
Ing Company; 100000 Claimed.

Tho case Of Henry DonhalteT Of al.
We the South Galena Consolidated
Mining 90. Of al, has occupied Judge
Merritt'a time all day. Suit Is brought
90 recover damages in tho sum Of
$500 900 for the alleged unlawful taking
VI oro from the Highland mine situate
IN Bingham canyon.
THE COUNTY suEMFF CONTEST CASE.
In the case Of rnos. 4, Lewis Va
sheriff Harvey Hardy, on motion OF
plaintiff, and by consent, II was Ole
leFud that a new aud corrected citation
issue, Telurnable fifteen days nom
thieualo,
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a Crusade 10 he innuguratsd Against
Them.

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. B.
Pans Tor a crusade against vice and
corruption, private and public, In this
CITY, have been developed by the
formation Of tho Civic Federation VI
Ban Francisco, on tho same iiuos o. tho
Chicago Civic Federation. War IL
declared by the federation against
dives, side entrances In the saloons,
gambling aud municipal corruption, A
legislative COMMITTEES similar IN scope
\ the IeNow. ofganlzntinn Ia p nasaiblo
uutgtowth Of the federation, which
was Organized by Rev. James Cum
ming Smith, pastor Of Trinity Preaby-
terrain church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

MEsstNA, Jan. 3.--A violent earth,
qhke shock was felt here this morning,
The inhabitants arc pauic.slricEe1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
MARROW ESCAPE.
Ame. mncaTt Attacked by "a nAboon-
htntuud Iasr Husband.

NEW HoRIl, Jan. 8,--Mme. Macarl
wife OF the anlmal trainob had a mar
row eacnpe tom death last night at the
garden theatbr. Her peril appeared
Just alter the curtain had been Iung up
On the first act OF Little Chnblophorson
aud LOT time 1t appeared as though
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
SEVEN PEn,oNs INJURED.
Passenger Train collision Caused b.
mlhpiaeed switch.

PHILADELPHIA, Jau. 3,-5oyen per-
sons were Injured IN railroad wreck
early this morning on the FhlladeIphlA
aud Reading road, short distance 90.
low Germantown. The Injured ares
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-14
Eagle Sporting Notes.

The weather at Dallas in October is
SAID 10 be splendid.
Corbett and FitZsimmons Will both
Sc into training right away.
Boston has way Of staying at the
top when she once gets there
The Pittsburgs are not SO certain
that they want 20 give up first place.
Cash Henderson appears 10 know a
thing or two about horses himself.
That travelling woman bicyclist who
invaded Wichita the other day has
passed on.
When the Bean-eaters are at the top
end feeling well the Chicasos are a pud
ding for them.
Dolan has won 4 large per cent OF
games for the BostonS than any other
pitcher this season.
II is very dry in the east and very few
games in the national league are being
postponed on account of rain.
Corbett and John L Sullivan have
shaken hands and made up. Those pu-
siiists are like a lot OF children.
Some Of the Wichita sports have al
ready begun TO lay away the fare be-
tween Wichita and Dallas and return
Uncle Arson talked about going on
the stage and the mex; day the Colts slim
ped down one peg in the percentage col
unD-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-14

cars against 265 cars one year ago.
The export clearances of wheat and
flour from the Atlantic coast ports
were again very insignificant. compris-
ing only 17.41 bushels Of wheat and
1880 packages of flour.
The corn market was weak until il
began to recover from its early break
and in sympa thy with the later rise in
wheat corn also recovered the q cent
il had lost and added another Il cent.
The opening price for July was SOL.
cents as compared with sos cents at
the close yesterday, and after recover
ing to o1Ss cents it closed at 81 cents.
Today's receipts were Isl cars. Some
heavy Efforts were the principal buyers.
Oats were quiet. Values were weak
during the greater part of the session,
in sympathy with wheat and corn. but
toward the close there occurred an ad-
vance. September ranged from 29A 10
297s cents and ended with sellers at 29x
cents.
Privisions had an undressing time.
The price fiutteder little in acknow!-
edgment Of the fact that there was
some activity in the grain market but
at the close no difference from yester-
days closing prices had resulted. Hog
receipts were 2S. 900.
The estimates for Friday: Wheat, IS
cars; corn 10 cars; oats, 1i0 cars; hogs.
"a 900 head.
Chicago Market
The leading futures ranged as follows: