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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

San iRANCtaCO Apul H. Tho
siIvoritoE or actively at work iufmiru
O. straight, Out.Auusuut silver party IN
this state. They pfnpUir TO make the
coming bore ri 4. J. Warner, pfesi.
dent " the national committee OF the
American bimtt,llic party, Congress
man q. &. Sitty, Of re usyiyanI',
and IS uhtUr ~. W. Stewart VI Ne
vads, tue occasion 'lr Il general con.
coutrntion OF symHa'h.zlfs IN ono IIs.
t,iCt movement
rh,rH has been an omiEsary here
from h. A ngclas, where the nucleus
Tor tuu silver party has como iuto eX'
ittHuCe, whose mission has tueu 10 a.
certain the temper Di leading PIpulisis
gud such mumuts 70 the Republican
aud u m cratic UyrIius no. might be IN
uucci 90 bllius'g with tho movement
This gentleman b. AVA UIull, ri las
AugriCs, the originator u thu wash
ingipH, ID. G.. Ibhi oqi EscOrJ.
Among those who are leading the
movement In southern California ufc
uK.CongttB Shuld0ni John H..
Berry, collector % the port OF sau
Diego under Hartisun's adminisitu'
ton, cE-Unlte1 States Senator COle
ami UihOfr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

The iGmugs ssIt 0' Samantha Suili.
vuu, nlwi E,larrs 90 tIo estate OF
Cornelius suhlval, 81 Sstt Maso IIIv,
DHhH uH 'uf luati iur Caiuf Juf-
itu I.uit su. De- jury tu,4 morning,
aul Docs occupied ttu UuIIu day.
Judge tuauIH aud Attorney ogden
tli.us appear Tor the piMauN, CITY
Attorney NoFr AMI As7ltaut CIT
AUsrar. Van Horne rvpg,sUnt tie DO.
IyUu.u.H.
lna action b. brought % recover
Damage iu tie EIm ~ 10000 aud
costs, ipr tho uuuth Of the Il4iatifi's
hWla.i, WAC was EillcI ln January,
l'.i while WUra.lF At tue uu,uuIau's
ItH.,l .tAr.
Ga Jaa. 1871 in trC year named the
iravH,l, Cornelius Sullivan. was lu
500 employ 90 the Uttunt1ufH. and
"HiIr working Zoo their gravel plt 100
iAt eastern IHft 90 tuu city, ulEgiu.
AMI loading gravel aud earth, he wus
iuI against n.y. IL locomotive nVI lralu
ui HsIs upurN.d ON she tnrE there,
ala Injured 90 suvu uu extent thRt
Nu uitu FatI.ly alter the accident. II
90 Cuiutu Ga. HulIiyau's death was
.iu i1 Euu CAreiUs.lsH ana uUgllguue u
ui Oh Isu iu charge Hf tue tram IN huy.
iug failed 90 iluE tau bell, blow the
wliFtlu pi tue locomotive or give any
other sigu OF o. approach,
Tue defendants deny all tho material
allegations 0' the piaiuull's sldu and
GOT up couifibuiJry negligence ON the
part rt the deceased.
The case was expected 10 20 TO the
jury at u late hour 0i The afternoon.
MHuEIiANEUUs.
Walker Bfys, a Fylor Go. W NJ. A.
Han et al. Answer Withdrawn nnd
Judgment entered in favor " plaintiffs
Tor slil5l,'i a. against all tho de.
PENDANTS.
l.. Gr0nutky VI n. jacobson ct al.
Dismissed ny stipulation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

The complaint and crofs.complaint
having both been dismissed by Judge
BeTloh IN HE divorce OF Fred King W
Jennle NJ. lI,Lg, tho parties now stand
10 relation nj husband and wife, aud
90 Che plaintiff has not contributed
anything 10 the support OF his wife Tor
tho last t1r-e years, Me, Kings att0T.
noys WIN MAKE application 10 the court
Tor an order compelling Mr.. King to
ray q suitable sum Tor alim0ny iu
arreahtJ make proper pTOvigiou fOr his
wiiu'a support IN the future, anu Tor
attorneys fees anu tho COSTS Of the SUIT.
Az King admita TO being worth about
sB,uOl, be5ides being I'm receipt OF a
good salary asa locomotive engineer,
Mrs. King thinks sue 10 entitled 10 q
substantial sum,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17
American. ~ lsmnIa.

WAsuuNuIUS, ID. Co April H.
past year u Ah.s, VI Americans In
duattmsla IN cast- Like tuAt Of Henry
subur Othcets Ut American ships
were seized IN Guatcmslnu ports anu
forced Into military service. AmOrl-
can wOrkmeu peacefully engaged ~
iHbUrH were Imprisoned aud msltroAteI.
some were subjected u the indiguity
OF lasnlnlB upon their DaIe Dacks. Tho
department OF state has called Tor
explanations irOm the Guatemal4u
government aud directed iuyestiga.
lions through consular oiliceIs upon
which to base demanus for an iuuem.
nifty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

Gan FRANCISCO, ApTil 1.-THE frat
tF,''ment ever made Ia tho tele.
Eh.hlng olpiCtures fra long distnuce
va va made by tue cal last night when
~ u4'''ne picture OF the outry OF the
t..'l % The fiesta 40 Los A ngplps WINS
T5"'4 IIom that place 10 this city.
~. 'alrflmeut wac Huccusafu'.
G .''..s Wliiuughby OF this city, Is
N'th'u' Of the scheme.
'.o Inventor believes AIa idea 90 LIE
'.,Nt valuable M nuwsrappr WORT or
.'..l wv p liee ur secret services, lftlc
Esgal ~ lhc process IN demonstrated
~ WI establish agencies In this civ.
t,'-e sew iOrk anu Washington,
too, ,c'uic, heshys, can be- suutgt
"a v.,'i.i anu In about the space Of
An ,yJ'It. IlshuuId be by IN expert,
nv, y w h3l TOO elaborate, taEe,no lInqrf
MAJ ul'l an hour 10 send and ryprU.
Alih"lng,
, r'rll. ,.luto 10 irawn originally upon
uIE'S'l 'Ilcl Oh into email Fuuafss.
.,r'. AuIu' one tenth II au Iugh I'm
.,-I'''.E' Each vertical line he mum.
M. along the upppr mnrytu. nTd
es ,Igioo"1'nl2i ltuu ~ lelIerod down
..,iigg Every square Ia therefore
itlii' wv WIN number and a letter
D,.,.u.,'uon Is where tho two lines
g,,6H.It',l cr1s' each other. with the
i,5,, I'' g.'h"ing uporo nim the upuf.
D.sio,,'it'lu ea the lines from point to
nlBv .. NI' message contains only A.
Nc a. ,Hua OF combinations as there
ofnssI,h'y.s IN tue direction Of lines
lI5B G"a,l.NN Tie picture. This desurip.
lhe N.Y., ,'ot received Gt the other eni pf
irr,"i',, mo lines described arc sinirly
ne. ' upon q similarly ruled SUI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

gho situation Commented IpHu b.
tuo We Jum 'sHE..tr."
IuEgs, A,f|l l7-lay at james
f#s %. tuF afternoon, t.uIugUu
Hu tho lgIHHt uHvgUru H. BOO t.H
DISPUTE between Great NIls.u uuI
Nicaragua, rNNg "INtFU l.H FHuI 30.
ml Ignorance of diplomacy Ul Inr paTt
of American Journalists. Muy t..UII
"u wNat O. uumubrI GuylOaI2 /.
NIglTuguu hus boon sI foolish as 100 lt.
IuHu NO Ugy turlaIpmuitv which, with
tUu knowledge " tue UuilUI N.atus,
We demanded, we shall take such staps
uE tho American government was per.
tg,ly aware 0i ~ tho time Uf tue
asking. The Monroe doctrine hab
been tuc doctrine Tor slEfy.twU year.
uuu haH not been acted up0u yeL When
Great BulnIu ulH rrriUuH differences
90 settle with iHu south American Co.,.
publiCB, 10 Will not be- prevented uum
doing ~ by Huy tuiug uut syl,lri iptrI-
national law
"pA@iyr ulUCsADEn Probable
wAsmNlruS, ID. c., Apnl IT,
Officials hero psJirss 10 have no he
formation yet uH 90 tho Instructions
sent The BrltisI war vgHErlF Tor To-
flrcumout Of the ultImatum agalusl
Nicaragua, IluHu lu "a position Co
uudrr taud tho status alHirH, how.
ever, UKptuss tHr belief that the
British instructions are on the follow
Ing nur'.
Fiut-rhufu shall bee no exercise Of
i0lcu which will affect the commerce
Ur inlcfusis OF the United state. OF her
citizens or OF other foreign Countries,
rtC0nd-luu uErTcIHu OF force shall
hu confined 60 iuu HErcution OF o.
passive blockade no hIHlngunu porte
according 90 tine established Tuluf tur
that mauuuvur
The passive blockade ls dCnruul Iu
cripple the International commerce ui
Nicaragua aud yet .usyy nll tur foreign
commerce o. proceed as ufuaL 10
uGrs not contemplate Huy overt net, 700
seizure ur detention 90 property, but
the war fuipa WI. bring 10 o. sHHJsiI
tuu local 0f gIasIWIHr trade AMI keep DO
luus pafalyg.I until satisfactory I-
sp1usr d. glsos. Merchant shius col.
the UnNgd SiH,,H HsU other CUuutTl A.
would ur free 90 come aud go anu care
wuull DO taken iuut 100 cause DO givuH
lot the United -tHtua 40 Intervene uu
tue gTuuud that tha uuUuI States ia.
tuF.s,s arc IN l,0par 81, Tho last tmu
Tins "pas5ivr hl0HtaI,n wac execute ,
was against Greece, l.H y ears ago. b RI
allied powers of II,OUH, except
France, ggtgcJ o. suppress Lao action
OF GEsrco In huFIuuIafu war on luI.
Fry, plr various cgJa,rirs Eoug Wag
snius which tlIcsaIr4 Gsecial p.Tis
AuI hulI All JHJ 0au-i commerce .u
uhtus until GlgoCr yielded.
some AutlUri.Ig. uu International
law hold that % IaHiTo blockade IL
equal 10 grprtaI aal subject 90 the
rules OF Tepusals,
The insucus of Nigg,Agga arc IN
such a shape aH lu raise d serious qItr.
ti0u Of her ability l1 pay tuo indemnity
domauJou, EHumug gu.t Ehs was or.
tirely willing g. meet Great Bu,Nn's
demand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17
MORTGAGE CONTEST.
Finish Fight en- That Question IA
The Convention Today.
DELrCArEswuLPAY THEMSELVES


The most earnest c5ntcs, that has
been waEsd In tho Constitutional con.
veniiou, with the single exception Of
that which was prscipiiatcd By VIC
man suffrage was fought 10 Huuh
today on the question Of mortgage ug.
slOH. AMI Is rCsuli the olaurl 90.
latlcj BY tie committee on revenue,
taNaii9n ana public debt ezru ting
ttai Elul u properly was stricken out.
Before tho clash on that question came
the C0vontiUn IlJ very surprising
thing, and tina. was g reconsider IT.
action takon lat nlsat settling aside,
go recommendation uf tue commiiles
on accounts aEI uz agnscs, tuu uuspeng
PORTION oi tho $4,000 Appropriated by
Congress, smounau. o. little over
$500. While no roll call vote
va taken tho number OF delegates who
5000 up Ter anuullius whs. they had
done we're % numerous s4 to Cumpfisu
cIn-ldrfnuly mere than twO.ihirGs ~
the Convention. The unauimity anu
evident disiHCiinalilu 90 discuss the
IropefitiOu 90 advance any tensous for
" were sutoniHhiug. Republicans aud
Democrats H'u shoulder 10 shoulder
aud looked the situation over On silrucc.
h.th parties deny That they nell rny
churus on tire question, Gud both are
ln'h 90 state how ,UUy came together
Hp suddenly. IL Il unIrrBtD9d that tho
prevailing sentiment with tho MON.
urp b. that the officers and printers
musi na. Boo glyoI any advantage over
them, but mat thuy Will hsyo 20 feed
"a. the samc crib until all tho fodder is
gJLv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

Proposition 60 ,rsntr Que uut OF Paris
uf shrrr Oid OuHa.

CWoAoJ, Aprl ia special from
Wet sulrI O., Wiz sHys. 10 De- turi.
YusIy proposed hero O. create o. new
slate boy taking ulrt ~ tAc three states
no MINI H.tI, WiHGlurln ans HiFui.
gau, which VIII DC known 1a Che state
VI "Suurri.f,' or the "MiuH.. -ut..'
WUAt is uimrI 10 put,'uIIariy istu
risgD aHf three gfcat iron gus=.'Nu
NsfmiIl1u, tbU MeBana anil Gle q ..
grhiu--iu Que state, 10 that tho lui.,.
Uats ti nome % them could De- injured
uy uil letting legislation ami 90 might
boz treated 900 tho same bssiF.
Should tho now bta.c which V"ul 3
bc the iYfiy-nIth OF the Union, o. CJs.
siurici 40 OIL 10 would have tIU a.-
IillIual advantage OF sulyiug tIH sIili.
uu.lra VI len. HnuiuuE huiW.euDIuiu
aud superior, lHr uuth ult,H uuI.E u
tHr same tt,l., tlrir Interests would boz
ga IuJ main almost Identical AZ least
thUTr would uH uu state liuv % vpN tuH
com UIIrs'H tupIt relations, lHu new
state vUuil ur one % tHu Hughuf
.u co., uuI1u; 10 would have
mote tHHu 500 utigs OF waiter front. n
contain "tup head OF the lak,sn huUIb
which BE- luu galloway Tor the ifa4ua VI
comm rec 70, tho entire uUfilwy tern
rUu t.. Agitation Of the tu Iurt viii
uu-tH lmmu 4lal.ly thr uEu.ut tue
tufuU commemorative Involved,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

PuLApELwuN,Anrl l7-5pys1kals
sugar refinery walnu hs. Jeeu close
about two weeks 10y order " the bugts
trust, by which 90 n controlled, usa
started up again. Tue plant Is running
on nearly iull umsr Win reduced
force.
The other refinery iu Williamsburg,
n. y, closed nc tho same time, has
also TesutnrI work. the demand i.f
refined sugsts, which was very dull
when tho Two TeHuvl,u' wore closed,
has become DglgatgE and though the
market rs still overlooked, II h
thought probable healthy condition
will soon bo TrstugyI Tue MoCahRu
refinery, not controlled ny the trust, 1,
running nearly foil time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

HAyANA,Aphl lI-Cap,niu Ge oral
MARTINEZ de Camps, on arriving at
Gua0lnuAmO, was me, with an onthu.
sIistlC reception from an immense
crowd, which acclaimed him as u
"ppuCemRker,"
MADmD, April lL-Gsuera Calleia,
captain general Of Cuba until General
MARTINEZ do Camp0s took supreme
control yesterday, nua asked permission
VI thu latter 10 light urdar his urdeTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

WASHINGTON, ID. g., April H.
Secretary Herbert today decided to
Gutach the RrmogUI cruiser New York
aud tho triple screw cruiser Columbia
,g1m Admiral AeA4e'H command Huu
0rleF them 10 Kiol 30 take part In the
Great Northern canal celebration. The
san Francisco and MRTblohead also
viii take part, making nu0t Of four
United StateH vessels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17
FROM FAR SAMOA.
Ilder Hilton aui wife and others
Return Home,

The NEWS last evening had a very
pleasant call from Elder Thomas II.
Hilton aud his wife, Sister Sarah Nc.
Murriu Hilton, who rrlurod on Mon.
day evening from Samoa. They lott
tnoir home iu this city March 90,
lsJ2, anu took up their residence for
missionary work on tue samoan Island
Of UpJlu. Whom hu had busn there
about "a year Elder Hilton was made
clerk % too mission, aud Tor the last
yCnr hAB hruu IT, PRESIDENT, having
tuCg. oJuI the late Elder n. NJ
7isIheus1 upon tie nilet's death
slider Hilton reports the samoan mis.
Sion iu 70 prosperous condition. The
L.lgEs there yiI - "a good spirlt and
Feel greatly encouraged, ~ they meet
VIII considerable success.
Tho voyage homo on the steamer
Alameda wus quite pleasant On the
fret Sunday Out rom Apla, the Elicfs
uu.i meeting aud we're listened to
at'euuvu.Y, la the returning company
was Elder Chns. r. Thompson, OF Logan,
who continued Uu his Journey 90 that
cl,yi alec Sltiv.s Maggie X. Durham
anu LuuIla R. Adams, VI ParowAu.
Those sisters have uaUu ON the Friend.
~ lslauus iJr I'VE years on mission
there with tHeir husuant., but the
I,g1W 90 the climate 90 0Tlgu,Iy Affect
cd Ihglf health that they were COM
Hullsi 90 ru,ufu, tnolr husbands re-
mgiuinT, On the hGmeWarI trip the
change from the climate AMI tn5 uu.
suitable irul VI tho Islanders wa te1r.
fetal 10 Sisters Durham ana Adams,
ald thv.r health has improved CaU-
Hil0rsU,y. Sister lllt1u's health alec
has improved during tle UBst four ~
i've muutha, during which time fhr
ugs rec iyufu4 Auuh 70 her former
uUlluiII activity, Al of the company
were warmly Welcomed home tom
,uuir faithful service Ia tuu Island
missionary field,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17
LETTER FROM SENATOR JONES.
Duiy oT silver delegates 60 National
Conventions ns ne secs g.

DESNnt, April lT-LeltoTs have
been received by 0X.COugTessman SID.
lBy and q suOmi Warner rom Senator
JOLes, Of Nevada, explaining that no
was delaiutd IN New YORK On account
OF helrt trouble, resulting from an ~.
tacK OF grip. In his letter to General
Warner. the senator suys;
"If Rll the silver delegates would
bolt from tho Republican convention
when the gold standard man IN
named, MS all gold delegates will surely
bolt rom the Democratic convention II
a silver man IL named, We could NOT
have a mole f1rluu.to situation created
Tor ne. We & 0uld theu, Tor tue firsl
time, have = ( ir hsld and square issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

In the damage suit Of Joseph Dsde-
rloEs vs. the sat Lake Guy Railr5oi
company, tried before Judge Merritt,
tAg p.glut.n rested his case late yr-
tr'Hy git,ln Uu, thun the lgienBo
moved Tor "a uHH-lui, which was
argued aud submitted, This morning
the court granted the n0u.suit ana
thirty Gays tmo was granted 10 pee.
ugrB statement on motion Tor d new
trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

The Convention was called 10 order
At the usual huut-lO q. m.-by preFl.
dent Smith. Delegates to the number
OF uiuuty-two responded 10 their names
Hs Clerk Chtistuusen caused them TO 40
tchoing up and down the hall accord
INK 20 the direction in which he looked
while performing the further task Of
lostlng down pencil marks Indicating
tue ptcfunce or absence " delegates.
Prayer was offered by Delegate
Msugtau, " Cache. The jlurnai u
ye'tsfday'r proceedings was lab0rious.
~ read snd adopted without change or
amendment
FOR rErARArE SUBMISSION.
Petitions for separate submission OF
the woman suilfags ArtlcIe were pre-
scented AZ follows: Larsen, &. r.,
Manti, 25l names; Boyer, Of Utah, SO;
snow, Washington, 81; Squires, salt
Lake, ~ iyins, Washington, %,
heaIns, summit, %, Kerr, Cache, T..
IL the CONSTITUTION.
Petitions Tor Incorporation or the
woman suffrage article In the Consti-
tuition were presented by Chiiesler
slgned by o. Nance; by Boyer, 2O7.
A "FuNNY" LETTER.
squlrtsBskod unanimous consent TO
read letter that he hal received from
q Bingham friend and constituent
bearing on the separate submission
petition presented by himself Us hereto.
tore indicated, His request being
granted he read as i0lloH,.
Dear Str-Enc,osod dnd some moro
nHmus. Hope you viii DO nblu 90 con.
vince those follows down there that tho
insortion OF that clause will damn either
or both parties. Yours, o,c.,
Is. -. QuNN.
Tue reading Of the letter created
sentiment akin 10 that caused By L5w's
now famous blank petition.
Evans, ~ Weber, ffDwuingly And
augrlly moved that the letter DO 10.
stunned 10 Mt. Squltes.
From all over the h0use-Second the
motion.
And tbs letter went back and here.
after squifrs will not ask TO have any
more such Letters read In tue C0uyen.
ton.
The committee on mines and min.
ing, keatns chairman, reported tho
following article, watch was referred
10 tue committee VI the whole 20 bu
die rrgtII.T ralrniaT,
section j. Ihefo shall De established
AhH iualh'hlhgi the uilro OF inspector "
,o,. t''iuT' 'No uA.',' anu salaries OF
,u'., uy ISL. KY 10y 'AN. non
amor 'i,ai Win, I'M. ,,. ,''" NoE
m tb, senate nnr.irt irNr.1n ' ,'.r.'','
proven loo the manner provided tv Law
10 %, CON I, p'.y,At, Hlt practical whose
see, . Tue Legislature sh,I provide
by law Tor enforcing safe havolopomeu,,
ventilation anu Wnrains OF an coal miues
"loIA''' ali 'hl' STATE
.i.i.,. , tu. '. -,.,..,ly "Ag Oh IHlls Tor
I,'t'.g -. ,,,,,,.. '..'IiNs, F.i,'l
thn Ir,itpg,, mr. ,,'Tlir, ~ nine. 80 ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

ST. LOUIS, Moo Anr.l Is "A special
h the Post.i4spaigt iT0u Steeivllle,
Mo-, say. puu examination OF the
Green family Tor ,hr murder " David
Hiidebrgud was continued today aud
Throughout there was \ guard u
twenty-five RTmui deputy sherilis In
attendance. IuiuEs have quoted
down anu fOArs ui lyuuhlng are grow.
Ing less.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

JEFFERSON CITY, No., April H.
Gov. STONE tylay granted fespilUs to
tuycn muTdureTn sentenced 10 be
hanged Ia this state next Saturday.
This makes tho sixth time Jacob Heinz
anu Henry Kaiser have been On tue
brink VI the scatilli aud been saved
by respite nom tue governor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

RiCuMUND, Va, April lE-rraln
No. 50 when lott Richmond last night
over the Atlantic Coast line, was
wrecked en- thr Northeastetu ROAD
about sN miles from Florence, =. g.,
this morning. A wBshoul was the
cause OF the accident. Two slCepiug
Oars were burned. Only thu baggage
MASTER Ss far as could 10 learned, was
huFf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

CLLyELAED, ONO, Apri. l7.--Alex.
Turl, 3i years Of age, called at the
residence VI his Bweetpeari, Miss Julia
Fall0n, this morning. hfr0 three shots
into her uOdy, then turned the weapon
upon himsel. The murder and suicide
were both committed without VII
ueEsee, Death cane 10 each Instantly.
jealousy Is supposed to DO the cause Ot
the tragedy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

, "A'llNmUs, ID. e., April II. -
.A.u Justice Fuller, Ia tie Omitted
b. supreme Court today, denied
W. application Of DR.. Robert W. Bu.
,,l'llu, the Now York vile murderer.
tlti ueEt week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

laBj,t '',,is, April l7.-Nearlv tWo
luuuIuai ,ohul,'i feprusenliug all the
U4Blfy ANYWAY systems of tic
Nlea y, we're lretont this forenoon,
''''1eH' "a. n. AAines, called
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17
AHHENIAN urronus.
European EnyoYs 60 turkey Agree
upun riau.

CoNsrANTiNopLE ApHllL-Owing
TO the conditions ln Armonih, BdNsn,
PrussiAnaud French ENJOYS here have
grated scheme Tor 10 Ofms which
they will urge tue Porte t1 pIomulgate
Immediately.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

the annual convention Of the AmufI-
can Railway association O. order Tor o.
two day5 stfsi and delivered hir
uuuu % address. This was lowed uy
reports q various cHmmittuUF,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

Sib.Oy has gone east ON account %
'Hp dangerous illness Of bis EiHot but
Will return and continue Die vestufu
lUu, later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

OTTAWA, Iowa, April H. senator
Wilson still sinking. It's believed he
cannot live today through,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

d,rln,i The lime, Uut uasN1. .e.Irl.Us
q ul a!.,r tho making uf tho white.
living alaaN. Al the time tII.'
.t.trUUu' vNd HIe he Wat ln good
cUuui.I.n" mentally. The bullet en-.
tered TO stomach ueHr thu nave.
wuuudihF tho livat MlIhiuc w..
lNp.d,Im.ol.iy o.. iH Htp5ud-s qua5.
Or Ui o gram about every three hUutH-
o. relieve toe gsIu. The cause Of dcs b
N.H ,ufI.Hlltls.
IHi. closed The case for the pt1rfcu.
Uyn sua Attorney Eiipf made "a briv.
opening abatement iDr the defense.
The defence opened THE afternoon
by calling d. Million. lie taii be-
wus .ummJu t0 attend Nluuu.raIi
u.tcf The shooting, aud adminlsIut.l o.
quarter H. again 20. fulyhatc OF moo
phWr uyuoIgfmically. Deceased ar
Icsrti g. have been drinking.
DE- Edgar 10. CUIUurn was called
ard usGtd ihu hypothetical question
whether g.al!ul UI q grain uf su..
rNaiH 90. mHua..g administered under
the cifcuu. .HHC,. would fiIuUl the
mind 70. utI tlJu. De r.pIuI tuut
D. W.-Ht tus.. Ep.#uI'H mm. 30 p...
uHpF-i % lusau.y5 Y.utr pUF.0-s DC
N.uIl cause tu $50 90 H.H.
TITO tUHD.H .l.s.tr. loot. Hamil.
alton WuuI The NIwH f..3is u..-td.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-17

Petitions for separate submission OF
the woman suffrage article were pre-
sunted AZ follows: Larsen, T.. r.,
Manu, 25l names; Boyer, Of Utah, SO;
snow, Washington, 81; Suulres, Salt
Lake, ~ iyins, Washington, %;
heaIns, summit, %; Kerr, Cache, Il.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-22
The Wo-d"rCrl Gc''.;."' NJ t:., Cc@~.
Plant OF i;raZii.

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