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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09

Mccarthy. chairman of the popuiist
caucus. and number OF others. who
stand ready 10 swing To Sweet the mo-
ment enough votes can be obtained to
elect him.
The vote today was Sweet 10. shoup
20. Clagett AZ.
Tonight there Is some talk OF dark
horses, Mcconnell and Bunting both
being mentioned. Mcconnell denies
any one was authorized 20 mention his
name In this connection. The Sweet
men treat dark horse stories lightly and
say their man is sure TO be elected In a
day or two. IL was stated that the -
were going 10 hold another caucus to-
night. but no caucus was held.
The popuiists held another caucus To-
night and decided to give A. j. Crook
OF Payette. their candidate for governor
two years ago, a complimentary vote
tomorrow.
THE LEGISLATURE
In the senate the house memorial to
congress favoring the election of a
United States senator by a direct vote
of the people. and Miller's bill requiring
at least 70 per cent Of the road fund TO
be expended In the district where col
iected passed without opposition.
Golden's resolution to eliminate from
Section ,. Article 8. of the state consti-
tuition the reference to polvgamy failed
to receive the necessary two-thirds Of
all the members. tha vote resulting 90
). as follows: Ayes--Golden, Parkinson.
Rounds. trepublicansl Watt (democrap
and Miller. Rees and Steen Cpopulists.)
NoeE-Browne Cunningham, Day. My
~ and Bierbower uepublicansl.
iiy a vote Of 5 to the house bill by
Mr.. Neill (populisp 10 repeal the hos
pital tax law was indefinitely post
poned.
In the house the Blaine and Lincoln
county bills passed, the former by a
vote OF 20 to and the latter. IL To ~
The Idaho Falls agricultural eolleg,
substitute was again considered In com
mittee OF the whole and the appropria
| tlon cut TO $4,000. The friends OF IN,
measure had the assurance that tbs
| governor would veto II with n s50.e0'
appropriation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
SOUTH SIDE or CUBA EXCITED
Goyernorship Makes II niffisui 10 oh.
tain News

New York. March THE steamer Wig
ilaneia, which arrived today from liza.
vana, brings word that much excitement
prevails on the south side Of cuba, par
tIcuIarly the cities OF Santiago and Glen
fueos Particulars were hard 10 gain
owing 10 the government censorship
The report Of the death Of the rebel,
Manuel Garcia was confirmed. Matters
are very auiet az Havana, the city being
under martial law The last Spanish war
vessel In the harhor sailed for Santiago
ls.kfuaeN N
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
ROBERTSON GUILTY or INCEST.
Moscow Jury Deliherated Only Half al
iiour ON the Verdict.


iiour ON the Verdict.
Moscow, Feb. 27,-The Robertson In
cest case was concluded yesterday The
prosecution presented no further testi-
mony, although the daughter. Anna,
was again called 10 the stand. She per-
sisted In her refusal to testify, and was
remanded TO the custody OF the sheriff.
though released by the judges order al
the close OF the trial. The defense Of
fered no testimony. The jury brought
In a verdict OF guilty. after a half hours
deliberation. The prisoners counsel
made motion for new trial ON the
ground of insufficIency of evidence.
The Donahue arson case begins this
morning. and the Hardy murder trial
~ set for Friday
McInnerny's counsel has made a mo
ton for new trial.
II is expected that the grand jury will
be discharged today.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09

ITIF HItHtrt ptI ttHI. OF NukHf fPacheu
was 1916. with the Klein wanzlebener
at the Moscow station. and 1876. with the
Wethe. al Moscow.
Professor Fox desires the cooperation
OF one or more farmers the coming sea-
son at every postofiice In the state and
offers gold medal for the best beets
produced.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
rIeUNE. oN SUGAR sE.Ts
Exhaustive Heparss ON the Results of
Last Seasons Experiments

tkeprffn tBE HNSuttt tf
Last Seasons Experiments
Moscow. March 4.-ProfessoT e. y.
Fox. director OF the Idaho agricultural
experiment station. has recently issued
a brief pamphlet. with the title. Sugar
Beet Figures" giving an abstract of an
extensive report on the results OF last
seasons experiments The figures are
OF value. owing TO the present interest
In the Industry.
One hundred and ninetytwo analy-
ses." he says, give an average of l3.7
per cent OF sugar. and a purity of Te.oS
degrees. This includes all samples re
ceived. Poor varieties. very large beets.
lmmatured and frozen specimens have
reduced an otherwise much higher ay-
erage.
Taken by varieties. the results reach
ed are:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
SUPPLIES roa the INDIAN SERVICE
General Retreuehment in Expenditures
the Order This Year.

tue TINS
Washington. Feb. 2s.-Secretary Smitl
has approved the report OF Expert JOSEPH
r. bender. on the plan for supplying tn,
indian service for the next fiscal year
The report provides for general retrench
ment In expenditures at Chicago and New
York warehouses. and arranges for open
ing warehouses at Chicago about Apr
20. contingent on the opening OF bid
there before those opened In New York
and for It's continuance for a period moi
longer than eight months.
A special agent OF the Indian bureau
will be detailed to open bids and award
contracts at San Francisco for goods for
the coast agencies. Medical supplies
heretofore purchased for st. Louis de.
livery will be required 10 be delivered
either In New York or Chicago. aud the
rate OF pay of inspectors of goods and
supplies viii be reduced from $40 30 y i
iaI
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
oINe MURDER TRIAL CONTINUED
PHYSICAL Condition OF Juror and Al
torucy Demanded postponment.

Minneapolis. March County Attorney
Frank Nye was ready TO begin his pre-
sentatlen OF the Hayward case 10 the
Jury to-day. but Judge Smith was not
ready to have him. The Judge declared
thaf he was not willing 10 ieoparilze the
NE nor the health Of Mr.. Nye and Juror
Myer. and believed II better 10 give both
another days rest. Accordingly the ease
was continued until tomorrow.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
JURORS WANT THEIR PAY IN CASH
shoshone Count, shyloeks shave the
Warrants Too Close.

'utShbht tuuuts ShlfpSks rhhNc the
Warrants Too Close.
csburn. Idaho. Feb. 27.-The jururs
now In attendance on The district court
have been advised 10 make demands
OIL County Treasurer Cunningham 10,
payment for their services in cash in
stead OF warrants. "a heretofore issued
Jurymen are supposed 10 draw 50 per
diem. and that Is the sum the county
pays. but the bond-buyer gets the s..
while the poor jurymaa. who must have
his cash. gets about ~ per diem. or a,
most rs cents on the dolla" for his var
rant II is understood that the county
commissioners are In sympathy with
the Jurors. That In the event OF Treas
urer Cunningham refusing to pay cash
Instead of warrants mandamus proceed
ings viii at once be begun against him
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
asouear TWO sAIpwREckEo caEws
The Anchor Liner suevn Landed snryi,
yors in New Work.

New York. March s.--The Anchor iine
steamer Suava. which arrived this morn
ing from Glasgow. rescued ~ SEA Fehr
rnary g the crew Of the rritfsf bfigAntiHs
Confederate, which was IN a sinking npa-
dftion. The Confederafe sailed tfuEH ~.
John. NJ. r.. January s. for Bristol. wtkh
q cargo OF nsh oil. February y. after
having experienced q Huenesziun of hNsa
storms. the ship sprane leak. The ~.
eva brought Into port Captain War; 4nd
tho crew OF the schooner Aaff = Arzes-
cen. from Calais. Afa1rs. fat 6zf f1a54e*.
with lumber. wrecked FehfuHry n
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
pAuo APPROPRIATIONS LIMITED
Goyerunr Mcdonnell Warns the Legisln
sure 20 GO SLOW.

Boise. March i.--An effort 20 rush the
apportionment bill through the senate
today failed. When the motion was
made 10 take II up. requiring
two-thirds vote. II was defeated--s TO D.
Senator Watt introduced bill TO an
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09

Erie. Penn. March 4.-The business por-
ton Of Waterford. two entire blocks. com.
prislng seventeen business places, burned,
The toss iE nearly $4,000
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09

Some interesting results are shown
from the tables. giving the average by
localities. This Is:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23
INCOME TAX CASES.
o,ir b, The Supreme Cour, Regard.
Irg Tho RohcarIns'
,oprurronG ruE WHOLE BENCH


,y,s,rsgroy. ID. c., April 23.-Ihe
r,,.t states supreme Court today
S.,'u,b Chief Justice Fuller made
,Es following order regarding the
.,,,,,Ys for the rsheaFlus Of the b..
Fam. tsr question: The confederation
Nm. two petitions f1r rshsnriug ls
.,.,,y,i until Monday, May O'n, When
m.ull hence BE- expected ami In that
.,,8t two counsel on each side viii bc
heard st that tune.
Although the. order does not eE'
,n..tly 20 state, it means the argument
rII h. heard, not on TIC merits " the
,,r,me lax question ITSELF but ON the
ny.stipp ui whether or not there VIII
Ia ifeheafing Of the suits heretofore
ju.tlco Jackson 10 expected to return
ty tho date named.
Ueptlemou familiar with the proce'
.lyre0f tue court Tor many years can
I,s5IIfc, but one Instance IN which
Inc action has been taken. That W1F
In The srvrntlus. No authoritative
.ftlsment could be secured Of the fua-
..rs Tor the order, but tho theory b.
s.yancrd that tho court again " oven
Iy glyiIed and that Justlcu Jackson
la lrrn virtually made the umpire u
ttg question OF the opening OF inc
laH.H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

Walter Watson ami Frank Scott,
who were arrested last night On a
ohsrre of petit larceny, were arraignod
uuiure Police Justice smith this morn.
lag aud plead not guilty. They were
charged With slesliug shoes from
Dlvls's shoe store, Watson was found
guilty gud nnoi SIS; scott was ac.
quilted.
j.. L. Richards forfeited 81 Tor loav.
ing biz cam united,
Harry Hines forfeited $50 for keen.
ing a gambling house.
Edward Smell entered a plea OF
guilty to isst anu reckless driving, aud
was fined 50.
jeremiah Gibson was grraigued on a
charge Of petit larceny, anI the Trial
BE. Tor 10 a. m. tomorrow. He is
charged with taking cart ana col and
a trough which did not belong To him.
The case against John MoNamee
fer gambling was dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23
DURRANr NERVOUS.
somo Of she Testimony Ia tue Caso
Given To-day.

somo Of she Testimony ia the Ease
Given To-day.
SAN FRANCISCO, April gi.-Auoth OF
large crowd assembled ia tue police
court today to hear the examination
Ct Durrant, the alleged murderer Of
Minnie Williams. Durfant appeared
pals aud slightly neryour; his muscles
twitohed aud tho lip worked slightly.
The hut witness was Harry Part.
ridge, Clsssmulu OF Duran; NJ Cooper
Medical college, Partridge testified
that hp answered 20 Durrant's name
vt roll call at one N the clinics Apgil S.
Durnnt not being present 10 answer
tyr himself
Apfil sth Is the day Miss williamson,
who testified yesterday, said she rode
on the train with Durfant in AlRmotn,
when It Is supposed he called On Miss
Williums, tho murdered girl.
ChaTlgs A. Dukes, another student,
tuatihel that no saw DurTAut at tho
ferry ON the Afternoon VI the 18Th inst.
and IN conversation with the prisoner,
DuFfant asked HIM 10 answer the roll
call AZ tbs CiiniO next day uH be- sold
he would bee nbsent ON tip ~ Mount
DiuUlD WITH tho ,sigual Cutpg. Oar.
rant said he was nj tue ferry ~ eco
some comrades OF the H.gual corps.
Tue sluuUut who accompanied Duke.
gave CDTTUhOrutiye evidence Of tho
meeting with DuTrant at the Terry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

Sister nolIingworlh Dend.

A short ttmo since the NEWS stated,
tn connection with the announcement
Of the return Of Elder b. Il, Holliug-
worth from labyriug Ia the AuslrniaglNu
mission, tat his wife was seriously M
ALd had boon no for considerable
length OF time. Just before midnight
IapJ evening Sister H0liagWurth
passed away, tie immediate Cause be.
lap ulurI'ii0u OF the bowels Sue had
been ~ Tor twenty-five months past,
ana nos been gTeaI futlgreL She
was highly rtspt1teg hs u most etlim-
able woman, auu Elder HolhngWOrth
anu relatives have iho sympRtby OF
many friends la tNoir IN .lliOu, rhs
funeral viii take place tomorrow,
"Wednesday, at 1890 pm, In tho
BoS oute0nth ward meeting house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

lOHEHuy, Ohio, April ga mos.
ttugur luA buggy dashed into town
from Minursvillu ut I Am, aud slated
ilu village was about 10 be burned by
naisus strikers. Hhenn Titus went 10
the pIace singlu.hunded 10 rgc0nu0lirr.
rpius evidently notified the strikers OF
DIE approach, M they disappeared from
lhe streets before his approach, Last
Nights outbreak was caused by the re-.
port that eighteen non.uBion miners
would go into the mine this morning.
Tue strikers had secret meeting anu
resolved 10 harTaas the nOu-union men
until they were forced 10 retreat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

annie Hssapt rr.f.rs charges Again,
w.. y. IudHs.

ammo NHHhnA ~ NFfH AuuHatH AEnlhHi
w. q. tndns.
NEw York, Apul ga London
dispatch says that Annie Be.ant l. g.
reopen her Chafgr against We Judge,
the vice president % the thuu.Opuicpi
society, tlIeging that Sir. Judge ha
manufactured and uldtriuutot forged
messages uf the mahatm1t,
Mr.. Judge was seen by reporter
laBt uik ht ut the thoosOphical society
rooms. Hosaii;
"Auuir Brsaut wants 10 be- president
OF tue society but cannot A. long ~ 1
remain vice preaIdo {, iJr ] am 90 HE
Ui succession when the uroHCnt prCsi-
dent shall mo- longer hold III O..
"IhrBr charges that size uungs are
absurd. IL the fret place 1 never had
tue suincity 60 claim 90 receive those
urssages, aud, Ia the second, suppose
! had claimed 10 resolve them, who
hut the mahHtmaH iuUmpelvcF could
deny my clsim9 SUPPOSE that *.
hibiled their signature, where BE-
Annie Btsaut % got thu originals 90
prove tuat / have forged the unmu2'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

have lot no chance to annoy me in
every utaslUir waE.n
Huntington Was p.kod 10 hc Intended
ing wet 20 M uutg uurp.
"l um wnIiIns only 90 sec gentle.
nan rEIoC'o rcfo with WedUCslny'
.'ermrT," hr 10 lied. "Afier trans.
pcfln tue business have with him, !
,halI start Tor Caiforuia. That VII
Iobabiy be by the end o. this week"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

wAauNOroN, April 2a.-Au cE-
rI8,i1u OF Photographic material today
caused q slight fire IA the basement Of
The patent Office. A. q. Flint, al
smpOoys was quite severely burned
sni bad to be taken TO the hospital, a
number 0fspafo copies Of specifications
uld original drawings In patent cases
were Destroyed. Waterman fafkins
VastAghlly burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

IENvEH, Colo, April g8-rhe 10.
lris'alH commerce commission ppput
aIl Jay Monday hearing testimony la
tue complaint VI George J, Kindol, a
Denver mattress manufacturer, who
alleges thgt the railroads arc main.
A'hluE "a boycott uguinst hlH. Much
u' 'nt evidence consisted VI figure
lb1Nlug Tia. every article OF raw
M,a'tilh, used IN kludels business was
u'ltIminaled against In favor OF man.
uIse'ufrl eastern rr0dnct. ThesessiJu
'OulIuuaa tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

IUSDuN, Ami g3.-At Epson
spurg meeting the baudrtrud plate
OF 200 soyeroIgns, the distance five
iufl9ngs, WAS won by Ruidor, 2-years.
ulu; bJhUm0uI, i.ytar.Old, second;
COutAntc, ..yehrolI, third, There
were uiuc horses IN tho race. TIE
starting price was 100 ~ agalusI each
" the fmt three.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

TACOMA, Waih. April GA re-.
port here has Il that President Hill Of
the Great Northern has secured control
OF the Northern Pacific railroad. This
report IL given ~ q cause NJ the recent
shaking up among tho officials Of tue
latter ROAD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

LEXINGTON, Ky, April g3.-Au et
fort IL being male by the UhamtcF %,
commerce 20 arrange n Joint debate
between Secretary u the Treasury Car
Isle and Senator blackburn, ON the
currency question in this city nt an
early date. Senator Blackburn 10 said
20 have agreed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23
BRIEF rEIEGRANs.

Henry FaVu1urcsOn, Bri,iih ~,
r., is deaf. Ho was bora iu 1857 nuI
has represented West ID 1rsst In parI.s.
mont since 1855 asa conservative.
The Yack n. Y. pjstonicc was
robbed last night Of nearly 100. The
cafe was blown open.
Civil Service C0mmlsslouer E01so.
veit has decided TO- aCsrpt the police
r1mmIssl1uonbip f1r the city 0t New
Horg, rendered him - Mayor Strong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

Nlw YUWS, April 23.-Juha Gross,
ijytafy old, who disappcatoi Sunday
"a returned home yesterday, COM
n.ued suicide early today by throw.
log herself from fourth story win
ilw. When 6he returned yesterday
ilo told q story Of abduction. Her
parents threatened 10 send lor 10 the
ui1mutJfy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23
nopE 10 pRoyE ~, INNooENcr.
sue Family Of the Late Frederick uR.
hcis ui tlp Shoe aud Iruthrr l.,tt.

sue Family Of the Late Frederick un.
A''ot thr Shoe aud Lrnthrr Hank.
,NLw luW,, April 22.-rhe family
~ Frederick Baker, a ter suffering the
soIlu4 lhfJWu on the dead name
halue anu reputation through the rob.
Ig,y % tue National Bn0u * Leather
N-bh ny samuel G.. Seoley nave come
,olHAII ~ claim u hearing. On the
''1-1'ee OF ifiuuls they have chosen
sl.s Time M the one adorable TO their
llI.te. The public mind has been
Sa'h directed 10 the gHairs Of the
NIHouM Shoe & Leather Bank by
,.l.sh OF the discovery that Seslcy'.
,s'o'ntrlnIaw, Samuel L.. Aymau, a
Tvs w. The bank, IL also a dolaullun
ere Baker called on Vice Presiieu,
'--''let al tho bank aud asked MIN To
i1I'.h nom dragging BakeT'a name
Nv lne PRESENT affairs, lie prOmisel
'' o would refrain. Mrs. Baker then
,-'iaa ON Mayor Strong uud asked
icy sue bAuuiI lo ~ bring her late
,tllNAnu'a case teiOTs the New York
sr.e authorities. The mayor referred
Ivy t'llce COmmlbiiOueT Andrews.
aug declared 10 Mayor Strong she wal
r't,',Na lufa full inyostlgatiOn, salts.
NV lNNl u would take the blanc from
'uNulltg1 VI tho late Mr.. Baker
NJ guy q where /, belonged.
'' eAAeF talked " reporters icE tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

PiII5nuUU, April 93.-'rhe miners
umploye 10 the GvTmania mines OF
Henry FI0uTsguuiw, ou tue Wheeling
division OF the Baltimore ami Onto,
have struck against d reduction from
go 20 bD cents. FIoerschrim says be
Will have DO trouble ln getting nll the
minors he needs ut HI.cUut rate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

Cotuy, Col, April 23.-rhc official
lwgn,y.f.ur hUufs' trial i0r speed Of
lbr d. IS. cruiser Minneapolis, Just
Il mG.gteI, was satisfactory 90 HE
.fiear ltla reported che vafnudithr
bonus depending upon the succtssiul
accomplishment Of this uiaL The
,tlg censorship has been removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

CHICAGO, April -3.-rho police this
afternoon iirft HE'D tho woman who
drowned herself and child yesterday,
us the wife ola man named Root. SHE
recently came from the West. The
theory II that She found him with an
other and that they quauoluI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

ST. PAUL. April % AT o O'Clock
fire broke on, In the McQIillsu build.
lug on Egal Fourth street. iu the
factory Of Laupuur, Finch 8, Go. Gen
eral alarm was turned In. Tue depart.
munt managed 10 C8ntne the hnmes tn
Oso building.
The loss will exceed 100000, largely
caused by water, but 10 cOyerd by Ia.
HItnuCu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23
rar !. ,Inele nd slananrl.

LLNrSGrON, Ky. April g3,-Tle
Republicans " Woo run county,
Senator Bipcbbutn's home, in con.
yeutl0u 60 select delegates 10 the state
convention declared In uutquivOCaI
terms Dr "tinglc gold standard"
with only one dissenting vote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

nt.t time, yiviuga ull hIst ry O' Il.
Bakbf'B movements iur the Hsf'1 im.
mruiaiUly rfiUr 10 her DE- tl. Sue
talked frankly No hor futHet's huauuIal
sHllrs. Important disc" ufgs pre- he1
In reserve % la saiu, by the Bak o
family. When those facts are ulu-
Waiely Produced they hops 90 be-
able TO demonstrate the innocence 90
Mr. Baker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

NEW YoRi,, AprIl23.-rwo thousand
taliOrs On rr1ly.mndy work struck to
day iu obedience 10 hu order 0f the
railors' Progressive Union Tor M In
crease OF wEgts Of from ten 10 fifteen
per cent over the last YEARS. prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

CHICAGO, April 23.-WheRt opened
Win decided slump today; there
were no buyCf, tho short interest
seeming 10 have covered. May opened
Nsl , touched 30 20, reached 10 OUi.
Corn aud oats were weak with wheat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23
s,mp,lnIl, MIn InnlLnslnn.

NEW York, April g3.--C. Il. Hun.
tiugt0U, president Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad company, received a
number OF letters nom friends today
containing expressions Of sympathy
.Ur his arrest. "rHe latest ACtiOu,n
Huntington said, sis only one OF many
attaCkB maze against me Ia the Wybl
alnoe | assumed presidency OF the
Southern Pacific railway. Al that
time and l0r some years before the
road had been political iu5ulution,
but / stopped M politics ana
In so dolng dropped great
many men from the pnyrDlla who wore
simply nangers on. Ever since they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

ALrNY, n. y, April 23.-Gov.
NaH8ghas granted d. BUCHANAN a
reptile i0T one week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

pIT-uyUG, Ami -J.-Tho OH mar.
bet 0pgurd ~ 2:lB, yesIcrdny's closing
price, AMI climbed 90 gl3bIu; there
veTy mo- salc-. The Standard price for
credit balances remains unchanged at
.lU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-23

AndtrsIu, OF Beaver moved to
amend the substitute By uniting the
IuFlltutlouH az salt Lake,
lyiuH CIg,ollel strDlgIy Tor union a..
Location UsBA secondary CIEiIrFa-
tiUn. The yliri lpslltutlou 0' lUaTulug
OF tho State should be- located o. Sal.
Lake. Great educators aud meu ui
leading Professions would stop over
mere on their way uur0ss the
continent That would DO beug-
uciM 10 its tiuiouH iu a great
degree. Place 70 whsro tourists
could not reach DC aud great advlu-
tagrs would bu removed. The Uni
yrnliy should be- iu the center OF
we4Ith and population, 10 would to
n0ra likely 20 receive tLd0Wmeuls
there than elsewhere.
Pierce strongly protested against Te.
mUyal 90 Logan and HaiI tho Uaiyer.
sity would lose the ground ON which
1t stands, worth 10 least G2jJ,UJD.
Thurman said ho was opposed uu.
gltprauly ~ b1tn motions. The gups,
tlou should bu LETT 20 the Legislature.
squlrps, OF salt Lake, asked tor
unanimous consent to have q vote
taken on the question OF union with
out reference 10 location but HarI, Of