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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31
rnESIDENrAL CANDIDATES
Tito west HAS Not Made Her choice,
HaIs senator Squire.

NEW IomS, July "a. - Senator
squire, Of WasGingIou, IA In the city.
lie was asked In an interview II no
had heard any intimalion from tue
west about presidential candidates and
whom tue west would favor. He said;
"Ysu know ~ much about that a.
do. could probably talk about west.
ern inyUtiluE, but II would no idle 10
chatter. We have ily6 Ot six men t.
day Whole names are ON the tip Of
eycryOuc'4 tongue ~ n possibility.
There IN General Harrison; We all know
lac drove tho stage well Al one time.
Tue qucHllOn IL, DO We want him Tor
driver Egab2 Then comes Thomas Is.
Reed; he viii hold the second place IN
point VI favor. To no tbs unanimous
choice OF his colleagues Ia Congress for
the spsaKershlp Ia y great thing. lie
Ia perhaps tha best pafliAmenlarian In
the United StaleB. Then there IL Nor
ton. lie IN not gpeecnmEkoT or
uyT0leChniu Htatosmau, lie IL sure,
lii ana safe.
81 have been In the Senate with
Allison xix year,, ana | have studied
him carefully. He ls a sludout-accu.
fHtr, JudiCl0us, abie and huprUhChaDle.
"Muhin.cy / admire, Ha 10 perhaps
more bympslhUtir than any other OF
the mon. Ca uucry DepsW is brilliant
and well poised. lie has IN accurate
uld iu4iCiAl mind and be- p7pulsr. In
fac, there h not man prominently
named shout WHOM something uicu
cannot he said. The only trouble II,
We have the embaTfassment u Tlchet.
We have excellent timber, ami yet, as
In war times, when the rail splitter
comes 10 the irnut, the man ~ yet I'M
known may he chosen aud may prove
tquHl 10 cur monumental President.
Tue West, ! think, las not made any
choice.
"rhere 80 one thug want you 20
put me down ne hugIti y IN favor Of
that Dr., OF holding tue national cOEyun-
tuu In san FnuclgCo. / want the
East, through rer representatives, to
ulq.u tuI Ani Geo our country. The
ltls. stays within Itself auG never gets
AWAY tom i.ttK.Tyme lUoHligm.
SImp uss -uiI thAt lafC lInbus dis
covered the Pacific c1ns. tiHTp would
mover nave b."l any Nov LugnnJ.
The West 10 Ike y'uHg gisut just
awakened ana stretching cut bin HTms
tu feel his strength. TIE Wctwants
10 uirtiutl better fellowship with tie
East this In ola meet o apeo up.iuu
inst lilDs Cuuy,u. u was held
there l.u T.ilgun.t would aFlAu. g.
cell Tickets ~ that IN returning Il,
tuuTlstr could pass through Wssuiul-
ton AMI OgotOu. II wuuii be- an Hu-
ml.aUlr way OF bringing tue East aud
Wrsg together.
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SERIOUS RACE RIOTS.
a Fierce Battle Raging for Nearly
Two Hours.
LYSCnISG PREVENTED BY A POSSE.
Negroes Shot Dead aud Several whites
NOuudrd-Ciuse VI the
IrOublC.

AiENuNGIAM, Ala, July 3i.-Fur-
cher ue1sils Of the race riot at Brook
eide are that iu the ms. battle between
the whites and h'Acxs last night two
nrgt.Us were ih1t dead. Tho battle
wasui fcrcsly -r nearly two hours.
BlggcIs ami bic man were thsl;srsd by
dense iol age AID toe white miuers
wctc forced 20 retreat Tnpy gathered
reIafOtcta.,uis AID renewed tno at.
taos. Two more negroes fell dead UNI
cert hunv. nfv. The ranks OF the
whites were th'nr'I by gsvsssl men,
WaO were Wourdc White the min.
ere were caring - their Injured, the
negroes struck DI. Tor the deeper
WOydH. AU.irar Hsae was formed and
the rufru't MAS rriunoi.
h,ti was alrru W this city for help
ana 5hutii Morrow, with twenty-five
u HE mel In Tor tAu sgUGe. At mid.
night ShsfIi Morrow aud party came
up u tho f.Otcfn. The whites bad cap
iurui several 0i the negroes, but Big
gers Was not among them. a Iops
had been carried along for Ole PURPOSE.
lhat purpose was just being carried
Into effect when tbs sheriff arrived.
The captured negroes were bound
hand aut foot aud the dangling nUoso
from the limb OF r tteo over head told
their impending fate.
sheriff Morrow demanded tho sur
render OF the prisoner. Hla request
was received in tiluuce. Another de-
muud Tor surrender was met with n
Hat refusal from the leader Of the
raj
tned 90 open IRE on both parliea unless
the prisoneta were given up at once.
Not until his men presented their
arms anu the ominous click OF ths
weapons were heard did the Spokesman
Of the white miners deliver up his
captiyus. Another denomination was
made ~ those miners who had not
Joined tue iutsGsfH. rhoy made .
1e.poTatu uitem - " tnke the prlsOnsrs
from sheuu Morrow, but tho dstcI.
tuileI ttuud VI his nisn deferred them.
Tue camp IL In a slate VI great excite.
ment ana tue negroes will DO brought
here 70 prevent n lynching.
Tue LOulos Of the four negroes were
brought to tho camp aud laid on
rough boards. The bodies Of the two
Deputies were taken ~ their homss.
over d0HOu men received wounds
during Ihe battle and were brought to
camp tot surgical treatment. It's not
| thought that any are fatally Injured.
| Futi or trouble IL feared.
| BiRMiNUIIAAi, Ala, July 3l.-All IL
quictat Br3Jksido this morning. Nins
ucgtOrH are NJ jail.
| BiKMtSUiiAM, Ala, July Bl.-This
mutUiug, j m Bridges Ono oi tho al
legged leaders Of the negroes In the
BIooksido riot, was captured In the
wauds near BrooksldS. Lynchipg was
talked OF, hut not attempted. In
Brjoksidu today oight hundred whites
HGrAy. A singlo pistol shot would
pTCulpltste more serious trouble. All
| ammunition has been conferred 81
| Bfo0kgiio iu case Of another attack.
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STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
JSCkSoH's BOle Settlers Depend Oh
Game for a Living,
NOT ENOUGH FOR INDIANS, 100.


CHICAGO, July 3l.-A special 10 tue
RccOrdfrom lie Correspondent with tho
troops now on the way to tue scene Of
the Wyoming Indian troubles spyG
The indians nre reported clmpcI on
Fall river anu the settlers assert that
Iust 70 coon NJ the troops got near the
settlement they will attack tho Init.
ans ami rely upon tnc troops Tor assist.
nnco. The settlers hsvu sc0ula out Ia
the mountains. one returned short
time ago aud claims that there " =
camp Of about 200 indians IN n valley
about twenty miles from Marysvalc,
but u Is hard 10 set reliable iniofma.
tion.
One OF the settlers who has returned
relates that he saw hve lnd.A.s, anu
another Htfiying about su hlus later
claims that all tho Indians on the
Fort Hall agency are Campcd Ju Fall
river.
Most OF tho seltlafa rely Tor their
susiouanGu and revenue ou hunting
tho bly, game. They slaughter % large
quantity oi game aud the hunting par
ties thUy conduct through Jacks1u's
HOLE slaughter more game Ia QUE year
than the Indians do In i've, but the
slltlurs ate under cover Of new law
which was passed Fob. -, 1895,
which was ~ prevent the daughter.
ing u game cACult during tHr mOutub
VI Scr ,CmbuT, October aud November,
hud thcn only the male animals *.
cent such Hs were actually needed
for the hunters subsistsncu.
The settlofs wefu anxious 10 keep the
Indians out o. the county Hs every
animal that th0y killed meant a tOuftu
Di 90 much revenue lost 20 tue white
tGou anu they Intended 90 put d st0p "
the Indiana Visiting the country. The
settlers last year DECLARED tia, II the
indists hunted for dig game ibis sea.
son they would organize aud wipe
them Uuf. Tue settlers look upon the
big game as their exclusive property
sud In iautduting my Say Ia JaCEs0u's
Hole country 1 was iuI o. fresh
killed oiE moa'. II the In lihus were
voters OF ,Io ttatu Of Wyoming, tho
night TO XIII game wgu never DO
questinnod.
There are few good citizens ranch.
log Ia JaCksun's Hole county, tut tue
majority VI the settlers arc men we
nave LETT th'ir country Tor the COun.
tiy's gOOI. the JHCkBIL'a Hoe COun.
toy Is recognized rs place ~ refuge
VI outlaws OF every description fF,ni
Wyoming Idaho aud tie gIiaceGI
atatCs.
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Attemptto Escape.

Yesterday afternoon 10 or 10 prison
era confined At the punitvntiAry made
an attempt TO escape. They mad pro-
vi1ed themselves with rope made Of
bits Of clotblug, ETC.. and other articles,
and had arranged 10 have the cook
give to the guard a dose OF morphine,
the intention being that when the
guard WIS siupchcd the wall would be-
scaled. TAe cook revealed the plot 10
the warden, VINO permitted tho attempt
to be carried cut, having tho guard
iVign the drowsluess anu unconscious-
ness which come ~ an effect OF NOR
phine. when tbs guard, Mt. Cum
minRs, apparently had gone 10 sleep
under the Influence Of the drug, some
10 OF 10 pTls9ncTs, headed by X, L..
Lee, who IL In Tor holding up the
Agricultural Park street car, started
for the east wall. Alter two or three
trials the T0pD was thrown over nbd
Leo quickly mounted the wall. just
then Warden STARK and Guard Cum
mings opened fire with blank cartridge,
whom Leo iumblei back into tho on.
closure. and his companions fastened
10 their quarters. Leo believed Tor .
time that hs was shot, but It was only
the pain Of the slight bruisvu he re-.
ceivud by falling from the wall, aud
no was soon nil right Thus the al.
temnt at escape was defeated. The
les drIs Ia the scheme were Lee, w,
II. Aihbard, w. W. Wilson ami
JamBH Young,
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psmoerntl. Cnn,sn,Inn.

BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Long before
the Olening OF tho Democratic state
convention today tis hall was crowd
ed. Judge Fisher, The choice Of tue
independents for governor, seemed 10
be gaining strength nud may be com.
promise candidate. His friends claim
no will have forty volts at tue outset.
The total vote rs III. The platform
will endorse toe UStiUAGl and state adj
mini,ttE lions and declare for gold,
Hattcrslpy W. Talbot, chairman Of
the state CuutTal cUmmiiioe, named
Bernard Carer, OF baltimore, tempo.
TaTy rhNtmsu, The mention VI Sou
GtDr G1rmnu's name by some one In
tue crowd was greeted win Mingled
hiysss and CHerg4, The temporary
UiilgaTs were made permanent ONES.
WHvn nominations lOt governor
were called for, Mr.. Grass0n presented
tho unmD OF eX.JuIge William A,
Fisher u Bll.imor'. Ills ruioToncegtO
MaryMnd's representatives. not repro.
tcItiug tho Wishes Of their consliiu.
euts m Congress was greeted by loud
uTIts OF "GDrmHu! GUtmAnW
Bernard Carter presented the name
OF Juuh f. hHEalt Nhu bhlumOio
millionaire, who, hS said, was uu-
pledged Or uluuilusnced. Hurst Ia re-
rlrI-d 80 GJfnan candidate aud n
scene VI wild confusion ensued which
was only qu eloI by the threat 10 clear
the galleries.
Vne result Of the tirst ballot vast
iIaHI 80, Fisher b., giving the
auminatiou 10 John f.. Hufst. Hayes
NH
changed for Hurst when II was seen
ne would be The nominee, Hutsps
nomination was made unanimous.
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JApAN'S POLICY
An Tnort 60 nal,c Two Separate
Questions ot one.

NEW York, July 8l.-A Hsrud dls.
pstcn from ~. Petersburg sayt:
Strenuous efforts sIr being made ~
the japanese foreign uiiicc d lave the
execution VI tue treaty VI Srimsao
anu the ryacuai % " the Lilac .ung
perinsu.a regarded ~ iuterloprnurUt
qutstiJus, evidently with the intention
" fctaful. y No iaf M possible tho with.
dtawa, ut Japanese forces from the
Ieuiusuia.
Tue three intervening governments
are, on the contrary, Determines tuat
no iuslDn Of these twO questions shall
b. allowed, a. being quito clear tntt
thVJ are sad always have been entire.
Is lisiiuut.
japan bound herFel' to the three
pOwcTs 70 uvacuatv Lao TunR. She did
MT enter into this undertaking with
ChIun alone. Tho three powers are
Therefore entitled 10 call Tor the cKecu-
tot UI t.is promise, quite iuuopouu-
emily 81 any SUI Get In dispute between
Japau All the "oUlestial" govern.
mUnt.
They viii take active measures Tor
hRs,ruiug the definite settlement u
thy question ~ urging the immediate
withdrawal Of tIr army Of occupation.
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over the trouble and said concerning
Il. al have laid most Of the family
away, ore after the other but this j.
tue hardest blow Of all. haven't
slopt at all since hearing Of this thing
and We arc all In = frlghtiul way. He
IL n bad boy and hope the officers VIII
never let him see daylight II thoy get
a chance 70 shoot him. They shoull
kill him on eight. IL n hard to say II
but no deserves II. lie has committed
q terrible deed aud should pay the rem
atty. II will be relief TO have hln
cut Of the way" And with thHl thc
uncle broke down and after tim.
lddsd: "Ycs, hone they VIII gel
him OUT Of tue way before he XIII. any
of the Salt Lake boys who went out
10 bring him In"
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Brigham Young Academy.

The NEWS IL In receipt Of circular
OF tho Brigham Young Academy ut
Provo for the twentieth academic year
l695.08.
Tho academy opens on August 10Th
when entrance examinations wall be-.
gin, anu on tho Goth Instruction Ia all
departments begins. Tho faculty and
board OF Instruction Ia made up OF the
following;
Benjamin Clufi IT,, NJ. s., b. NJ. D.,
president Milton H. Hardy, NJ. ID I,
d. b.; n. l.. Nelson, -. Pd,, ID, Ii. [;
Joseph Is, KseltT, ~. 40, ID. b.; III,
u. Gilot; Miiss oI,ihs MGsser; Gsnf.s
Henry Brimhall, u. Pi, ID. b.; Lars
Echart Eggsrlseu, Il. Pa; Bryant
strngham Hinekley, NJ. Ac,, b. Pd.;
Walter Nj, Wolfe, 4. b.; WiIiam H.
RydNoh, Il. Poi o.H.Andolip, b. Pa;
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Joughliu, while n young man also,
% older tnRn George anu To- desperate
anu determined fellow with prison
record behind him. Ho was formerly
n resident Of Park City and was edu.
Gated ia QUE Of the private schools In
this city-ihat is sduratcd NJ far ~ he
would learn, for II Ia said that he
always preferred some mltchleVous
work To Gludy. lie has relatives az
tus PARA. Ho 10 said TO be- The leader
in tue present lAmcntablo trouble. W
tGat there IL little dsubt Those who
know him soy that lilo Will mover sur
render alive.
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Legal business.

Tho BlEoEioot Stock company has
commenced Ieplevin suit against
Preston Nuiter, Tor the recovery OF
f0Tty.nine heal Of s,eers, or tho value
thereof, $500. Plaintiff alleges that
defendant obtained tho cattle from f..
y. Wollisy, at or near Kauab, on or
about tho 10Th OF July, 1895, and that
Ihcy were tho property OF plaintiff;
that plBiRtin has demanded the POS.
session Of the cattle, and that defend.
ant has refused to deliver them.
In the case u the People Va. J.J,
Booth, convicted Of forgery, Judge
Cling, last evening, granted a new trial
and ordered that defendant DO Isleae. d
from CUSTODY upon Furnishing $1,000
bond to ho approved by n. q. Woolley,
probate Judge Of WAshingIon county,
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WHO YOUNG GEoRuE IN.


"s Vas Raised In the Eleventh ward
10 THIS 'ity aHd Has a nFoIher n
hig Cottonwood.
IL viii not be- uninterssting 10 know
Nh9 young George Ia now that no has
."u'en The lie OF n bandit, outlaw and
Eyer OF men. lie was born In this
Wy ana wa raised in the Eleventh
'-ll' lie IL but twenty yeags Of age
spl while always n rather wild boy
vas never known 10 do anything really
'r'.uA OF bad until recently.
nc young mate father and mother
'' uo'A dead. He las n brother, WIZ
,''l,s', residing at Zig Cottonwood,
nc no runs a store In connection
W "b9b" Crosby; a sister, Mira
',A'lelii at PARK City, au uucle and
Iu-lN Mt and ME-. William Young, at
i',t'ton, Weber county, Huu another
IN this city. ~
~ conversation with the lAat named
Ivy today a NEWS representative
-'uel That lie hHd uut seon his
ieFstL'e 5oung nephew for year.
SAM however, ~ talked with
49,, ulother WIN about him a day
aso ana asked him " he hal
ts.1a we 10y lately and he repl cd
.' ne had beeg at his houta
Wv. more than week ago. lie said
m ue gave him good pdyics anu told
"'l ne had better cut loose nom tn {
I-IfAhy OF Coughlin. But tho talR
,"'to good. WIN said to me you
rRu' Just "a well talk to.n board OF
XII; he would pay no attention al
AS uncle was terribly wrought VI
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plans ,n'suar-r, through some tee lal.
ctilty 20 Official Ii.tATBsuIs, a len
viii arrive lu CnicngU in custody -
AiiOrnry CapVs snd The nIopcr licpr,
Of the law. Attorney CaVps lat .i.it
SAID: "luuru i8 ~ Qgr5t.pu ia my
mind That this Man Allen unn toll
shout TIE murder - tuu Williams
9Th, Mft Cluuvr and her daughter
Pearl BY Holmes, aud Csn direct us to
where th0 uuuus 70 these four at least
aIe tutlUi. AZ 90 the CisJsnI
girl Hnd others who disappeared
~ d death have uocn charged
IN hulmtf, csluyl pow say,
Allen NGH the CUuiinut ut Holmes iur
u long tine auG We know enough Of
Holmts's Affairs To- sa'siy coupt on his
being u1lg - .Uil 1uu s.Oiy u tnu
yuWJs.
1--WE viii prove ahfo.lloIy that
1T limos murdered The Two wan aus
gltlri Nra. Conner aud her dHuE htof.
We viii nnug ALEU- ~ Chicago pud he
Will tea Toe stories ul the murders ~
Troy wv'e oomui,tui mud roint uui the
pitcu Where tut buuivs were iiFp.sei
Of h.t,g huitupH tad murdered them"
Tbs tHii l,At- lawyer fairly qulv-
tltA M.ili tACt.tiuDut a. he tulI OF ai-
knowledge 90 $50 CfU0GeIn.ss gt
Hylmu .ad LiH W.sgCi,tvs auI fy1ke
almH.L iu e wr,sUty 600 conceal tho
nature ~ lar words, which might
uihuf ".sv have been Uvc.htUtI by suy.
uuu standing ulur
lc."gtau' ve.e cont Last night 10
Governor Aha. :, npyiislng him Of
Soc mEt,gu r1hyufnlns ihu ltAu=fur
" convict AUyH % his jurisdiction
n'u n'Lcd him Goo UiiUially request the
GOVERNOR Of Afk.us.s % deliver Hatch
TO tue Illinois suthuiiatL
ROT CONFIDENT rs ALLES's rrs1i.
NOISY.
CHICAGO, July 8I.-Atuugemenls
we've COM lu'ul today Iur the taking Of
tHo testimony ~ JOIN g.. Allen, Little
| IL Oh, Ark, tuo CUuvltg which Is *.
ptC,cI " convict u. X. Holmes Of
| murder. Attorney William Caps, Of
Forth Worth, TrNar, who represents the
\ hoifa of thr Williams girls ami dIscpv.
cred AliuG'i alleged connection with
| llglmtr, VIII leave iOs Little Rock t.
night with thu promise u Immunity
| ior tho convict, providing his story
/ Cunyivts Holm,s, Allen will bs re-
/ leased on parole
Chici Ut Police Badonoch 50 not
| particularly enthusiastic over tho Lit.
| tie Rock cud VI tho investigation.
! "AliCu may be able TO convict
! HUlmuH," said the chief, "but do not
/ regard u certain" Attorney Caps
/ dyClaIud his statements regarding tho
! convict had becn exaggerated, IL am
not certain this man eau C0uvict
/ HUlmus." he said. 81 ann hopeful,
however, and viii 10 ~ Little Rock 10
investigate"
| VriSLAN ASD WIFE Oh THE RACK.
Culpi BaItuooh, Inspector kitE.
patrick sui Attorney Caps today
subjected Pat Quuiau aud wife TO
tevvfo examination. After two hours
with the prisoners the tiiicials an.
bounced that nothing new had deye'-
oped. 10 was evident, however, the
/ consultation resulted In change of
| program, Tor Attorney Caps faid lac
milh defer tho Little Rock ttip ioi
several days. ~ was believed QIinlsu
had given important Information TC'
| gsrding the AIkautHl convict, but IL
natuEo was carefully suppressed.
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Experiments 10 be UBdsrisEsn on n
LarGe scala.

tNpoFtnS 30 De huertsheu on n
LsFEe scale.
wAsHINGIUN, July 3l,-An tx.
tOudsd investigation u much import.
ance to the commercial interests OF the
country, having iu yloV ths ldelermi.
nation OF tho possibility Of growing
lax here successfully fer iibIe, have
Ueen decided upon by tho agricultural
department. The work viii be begun
ut once and will cover this season and
doubtless will extend ~ next year.
Tho experiment. viii DO conducted at
East Fernialy, wash. Agricultural
officials believe that this region IL hest
adapted to max growing in view oi Tvs
dAmp, most climate aud the best il4X
raised Ia this county practically all OF
which IL for oil pufpJses aud none Tor
use ~ hbre, " said 90 be raised in the
vicinity u PUgot Sound. the inygBli.
cations will involve expenditures AZ
gregaliug at least q. ID, 900 aud Will he
IA charge Of Dr. A. ". rhOrntou, the
agent Of The department there, who
will be- assisted by an expert Belgian,
who has been 90 this country some
time. The experiments are regarded
as OF great im,oUauc0 and will be
watched with mu1u iinieleaL BY
manufacturers,
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WAS EIpDLED wITm BULLETS.
In. ns,peradoos are well Armed
Thsir Horses Lame ana bnaolS ."
Ifayui lar.

The Bssperadoos ar" Wei Arm"d-
Thsir Horses Lame nnd InaDls 10
ItayoI IRr.
syt1aI Diuli.h 10 ne news
EVANSTON, Wyo., July 3O.-shetiil
Harry u Salt Lake, Sheriff Wright Of
Weber, Hyo deputies AMI Iepie.
sentative Of the NEWS arrived heio NJ
ll.U5 tonight sud AZ ouco Proceeded TO
the city hall where JudEo Knight lAiJ
iuu facts OF the shooting Of Dawes sud
-tagg before them. Aiter cOnsulla.
tlou II was agreed that they would EOt
t,arl out before morning., No Utau
dululies were unaoq uaiuied with the
couuIfy and Calysriy was unable to
lead them tonight owing 10 bsing
daIsd from bullet grazing bis eyes
Taylor WAS the man bhOI through tue
collar. The despeIajOeH bought 200
rounds Of ammunition at Wanship 20
they are very well armed. They were
discovered IN the cabin aud Ogsned
Ire on Taylor AZ he was getting a
drink At q spring.
Coughlln 10 me shot. The ground
ell around stagg's body was torn up ~
Ollley. Tbs dteperadOes have the same
hDuss they LETT Salt Lake with but
bib afe dead lame, 20 they cSn's 10
yefy far.
Itwss a miracle how they escaped,
u The window from which they shot
was flddied, above and below. They
Oaiy took the guns from the bodies oi
The officers whom they shot Iheir
money and watches were left unmO.
Tested, COughlin was wounded by
Cilyeuy after coming out Of tho
c,bln aud drawing bead on Taylor NJ
tho shoft distance VI fliiy feot. ALI
s9n, after discovering the mou, wauld
not return OF give up his ammunition
belt The cabin on PslnleI'H ranch
Il eight miles out ia fairly open
country. s1agg aud Dawes took o.
POSITIONS against the wishes OF CalveT-
", Tue boys occupied the oarin two
nights and one day before being dis
covered.
Deputies Sullivan and Cook, OF Og-
dea, teIegaphed tot Judge knight ana
iut deputies. They were deceived by
window and mattress IN cabin. At
T. O'clock this afternoon poured one
hundred rounds into the cabin before
they found II empty. People OF Evan.
sI'n ate much excited; fresh TumoTt
every hour,
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arrangement 70 iaEu her 10 paity or
social gathering Tie tSu mt Ia
accordance viii the agreement, q Il
rs they approached the church DIrsaut
suddenly thought % the books he
needed nj the meeting. Hs induced
his companion g. enter the church
with him, Hud lrit her iu n tiie room
while ho iis,pleartd into the library.
soon, tue story g0,s, rs returned minus
his clothing. ~" adj kept her pfgs.
cnce 81 MUD, hiu uy n ttfaNg,m, Co..
onted Without hvt hat and glove.
THIS story 10 anonymous, eat no
one has come forward iosub.Jauliats 10.
The utmost Efforts ~ the police have
'ailtd 10 show that there Il o. particle
oitfuth Ia tie accusation. M,u and
women nte found 100 abundance VITO
say they have heard other people sly
II was true, but whrI pressure ~
brought 10 bear the fabric CJlIIy.c8,
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NneM.lnr MlllInn,, nLrl..

CmCAGJ, Ju'ygl--A g.bpalcn n.
Ritilo Rods, All, layt rupI ale.
Council said loo. light that Cuayl.t
Allen statUd o. him during t.cuyu 4iig
that he declined o. siy whether or not
HE name was Hatch, bat ono ihluE
was certain, That lac WINS IN puste-sl.n
Of facta which would save their hulib
o. the Williams g,sl. $4,000 anu tN.
plain the whereabouts u. the missiug
rlFls.
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MosIGONEuy, Al, July al.-,ll1.
mol Groigo w, Wy, % iHIH uiY, N..
gone g. Mexico AZ agent OF tho -tu,i.
otn Pacific NilfOad company 10 relieve
the diztf,ssinF situation pf tnu GA
Alabama AMI Georgia rrET0rs can. ,u
along tie line Of tie Mexican Central
railroad ans return them 60 Texas, The
negroes were Uatfiui 10 Mexico .raf,y
ys.r ago by the Mexican CJllaEi.
ton gJuipauy.