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REMARKABLE CAVE.
4 Discovery on While River, Near
Camp Apache, Arizona.
HUNDREDS OF HUMAN SKELETONS.
indians Talk Of Large Body Of Water
In the Inierlor Of the
GrOltO.

YUMA, ArIz., July 80. - on the
White river, eight miles from Camp
Apache, has been found remarkable
cave. For 500 feet Of the distance the
explorers were obliged TO crawl on their
hands and knee, using candles and
bullseye lanterns for light. They found
between 900 and 400 human skeletons,
indicating the remains Of persons who
had been smothetsd TO death by smOks
years long ago. Some Of them were in
crsvices Just large enough 10 admit a
human body. The skeletons are Of
varisus sizes, some being very small.
The skulls are OF brown color, Win
the exception Of few white. The
Mountain ApscheB are very super.
sutiOus about the cave and say that
within Il there II n large lake OF water.
The visitors found no water, but NJ
tend 10 explore iutther. There are but
two ways VI entering II.
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MIHEiPR0, Man, July 8O.-Lord
Aberdeen, governor general OF Cana.
da, arrived here yesterday and had n
long conference with hlr John Schultz,
governor Of Manitoba, The subject Of
their conference wss tue psrpoluatinR
Manitoba paroehial saDools. Green.
way and several VI ais ulinisters also
conferred with Earl Aberdeen. II
was ascerlained that In u few days the
Dominion government will submit to
the Manitoba government an amended
proposition for the restoration OF Ro.
man Calnulic schools, the chief feature
OF whlol proposition will DO that
teachers Oi the schools must pass tho
examinations prescribed tor public
school teachers aud the Roman Catho-
Ito schools must In every way come
fully up TO tho standard OF tue public
schools.
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Dan Crcedsn Disabled IN AT. Contest
WIN UrnntrssN.

CHICAGO, July 8l.-Dan Cfeel3n,
THE Austfallsn miIl.t.wUigh', with
TOE fret knucklu Of his left hand
bi.kon nud resting like o walnu, on
Tue tor Oi the hand, arrived Ia Chicago
from New NUtE last night. Hc met
with an accident M the fret round oi
bic si'r.uud contest with BIIy
henn,s'ry la Boston about live weeks
ago. Ia describing low tho hand was
broken, OF rather how tho kuuckle was
Knocked cut OF its place, Dan iald
every time he led with his left Hon.
hestcy would dodge, causing biz lead to
nifclu around his opponents head. ~.
ter getting away with tlis trick about
hall dozen umCs, Cteuion concluded
not TO extend his leRl us far ~ he ire.
NlUutlY hal, and Ia 70 d1lnT sttuuk
uculcsscy on tho SIDE OF tho head aui
broke tho kuuUISlC. with his hunIiu
ih1 present condition hu can never eu.
gage In another light. Ho believes
though, that 10 II 10 broken again aud
thon reset, u will be- OF use a. him. Tbs
Au'tftilnn has hal An Niler OF $4,000 tu
nFht Frank Craig. tue "Hnrlcm CUticn
COOLEY now tu.Uu,ui.g 10 England,
huiOfu now c.up now IN course OF fOt.
nation Ia New Juuoy.
Cfctd1n will rouaiu hero for the
pterrnt ami II possible get his baud ia
lighting share again.
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SCOflELD ITEMS.
Quarrel over Hay Results In a Shoot.
Ing Bcc-uno Man Wounded,
tie Other Arrested.


scoEIRLD, July 2s, ls05.--At the
lower emu Of Pleasant Valley there Ia
a school section which yields consider
able wild hay. A great deal OF trouble
has arisen from time to time as TO who
should get the hay. Last Thursday
evening when Thomas Llewslyn, who
lives on part Of the land in question,
arrived home from the mine he found
w. G. Burrows cutting hay near
his house, when no bseame augry and
commenced abusing BufToWs and
whipped MIN VITA "basks1sken
whip, whsIsupon the latter JI.w q
pistol aud suoE him in the leg, !0s Gall
entering JUS a5Uvo tns knee, ranging
downward through the knss jolnI anu
coming ~ ba!ow. DR.. smith thinks
The wound viii cause n sliti Juint.
BurroNs save himself up 10 the
officers aal was bound over 10 the
grand jury Ia the sum Of $500.
RAth1Uup Lodge No. o X. OF II. was
otgsgiasd Vt bGyf Old last night with
forty I5ntela Grand Chancellor i
4. MeaEln vas hers, a!pD members OF
the grAui loigs from Salt Lake, Ogden
aud Provo, m veil az quite number
Of the Castle Gate lodg9. A good timo
was had.
Prot. II. Giles is here with one of tho
Taylogs VI Taylor Bros. Co. Of Pfoy,,
They ara selling organs. They nfs
going from heroic Castle valley,
We Gfe having beautiful weather,
hnd he people Who como hare from the
lower valleys enjoy ytFy unuch IN.
ttth mountain air aud the cold clear
water from the sparkling brooke.
MORMON Boy,
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Arrested for Burglary.

Detective Sheets mad Officer Raleigh
arrested Robert j. Thompson for burg.
larry late yesterday afternoon, aud
whsu taken to the station ho confessed
that hu was guilty. Thc officers su6-
pected him Ot uUing connected with
tho burglary VI the residences OF Rev.
n. J. MrNiucr, which occurred July
~ while tho family was absent. VhG
articles stolen were n valisu, two suit
u clothes, CLOCK and other things.
Tue attention OF the uflioep wal
called 10 him bya yAiise which he car,
Tlod that answered the description q
the stolen one. A number Of the Ellss.
ing articles were luuuu IN 1t.
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Lnngouour Uoac 10 chicago.

San FWASulsCO, July SOL. W.
hsuRHuuuI "a member OF the state
lgc'ln'ur1 WHO disap' cared from
WOlulylI last week ntIut drawing
$1,000 lfOm n iIoai bank, Ia SAID IN
have gone To Cnicsgp. a lOtrl gaprr
says he iploftul hib vito ant was 40.
c0mpauiul Ns ilral Osiun by u young
woman % Sacramento, whom ho trlrd
t. induce g. rlOpU with hiu.
LaugenUuf was elected 10 the assembly
last TALL. Recently he came IN posses.
sion Of large fortune hut unf0ftunato
business Investments arc said ~ have
Involved him Ia serious finaLc!al
difficulties.
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pooaINa rus WA solnr
A sait Lake Correspondents Reports
hangutnary ConnirIs.

A sRit Lake Correspondents Reports
sanEutnsTy Conniru.
CHICAGO, July 80. Information las
teen received In this city by special
from Salt Lake city, Titan, o. tho
effect that several collisions between
the indians and whites have occurred,
not, however, In Jsoksons Hole, but
nearer the Teton Basin country,
SOT muCH Oh AN UPRISING.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., July SO.-
General Scohrld today received the
following Telegram from headquarters
Of tho department " the Platte at
Omaha, dated July %: "a courier
arrived at Market Lake this moTning.
He reports lhEt when hs lfft
General COppingePs tr0ups last
night tho information had lust
hsen brought IN ny runner from
Matybyill1 that Ell was quiet there.
Tho Lsmhi agent tslogTaphs that only
three " his Indians Rrr supposci TO be
10 the Jnekson's Hole county aud
there Ia no indicsilon that they will
Join the upri,ing there"
Army officials regard this lniorma.
lidn CA favorable 10 an ehFly and peace.
iul termination Of the disturbance.
SETTLERS pASICsTWCKrN,
MARKET LAKE, Idaho, July &c.
Especial dispatch 10 the DEsEREr
NEWS 1t IL impossible to settle the
Indian troubles soon. The settlers arc
growing moro aud more hlarmsi.
That 10 the latest news.
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ia candidate for the Presidency. II
ho il, ho las not ooufldtd in me ami {
have no other means OF getting trust.
worthy Information on the subject"
ut you should learn that he IL a
o'ngiisie would you help him all you
we, would do oil could to al.
vance lls Caute.n
I'd you think the delegation from
TINS state would oudorsU him2v
II dOn't zee how they could DO any.
ining else than support Governor
Morton. In fact, nave no doubt
Whatever that the delegation would
endorse him heartily, u lac isa candi.
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TUE PRGSS EXCURSION.
'"u Editors Preparing 10 EulertaIr
lHelr visiting Drethrsn of the
Scissors and Quill.

N begins to lock now ns though tho
U"n Piesi AssooiAtlon's invitation TO
"V editors Of tho Western stales, to
u''' convention In this city, next
Iou'n' viii be bigger nffair than wns
"H'''EPeeled, a; least the favorable
"'poa'e' A. b. 'romsor, corresponding
sII,S,aiy Of the U. T.. A., IL daily re-
VII, give every indication such
s, ", ~ we case. Editors are sending
sSc''.lu'lA'sle lellors TO MIR. Tomsou.
vsrpi,g,lhS the Idea Of holding the con.
on oo.l, ana expressing tnoir pleasure
n, ae'yuh' OF tie opportunity afforded
M, grand q midsummer outing A,
sIt,e eaHois are arranging. The below
bv ' s' from correspondence received
-, t,slttary rompoa, Indicate hnw
liIofy. "'' ou'si1s Of Ihia Ter
ro H' ps = zl9r, secretary Of tue Ore.
isyit,,,',l's association, wrlte,: "Your
Ist'sslNloh 10 Httend meeting ia salt
90, ~ na.c.'epted by unanimons vote nj
Jaly " SN ny meetlng held in Newpor.
WI, , -l2 "a b, ana a delegation viii
~ your isir clty.D w"
go PRESIDENT Of the Wisconsin a..
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INnIASs ana SAVOY.

pleasant Grays noSH ilHd Several
Bcarss aud uRd 10 stand Guard
while TRAVELLING
a letter wrl,ton from Teton BEs n
Sundsy, tho adjoining valley to jack
son's Hole, snys the party Of ysung men
from Pleasant Grove On route to Vol.
lowstons via Jaokson's Hole, have
arrived safely Of tho Pork, but had
several Indian suarss, and had to sta6d
guard all the tins On route through
that valley.
Ths letter states that most all tho
men In Teton valley bad been called
upon 10 20 over into Jackson's Hole to
help protect the people, AMI only n lew
meu leu there 10 protect the women.
A band Of Indians are camped twenty
miles FROM Duggl's p. D. In lot0u
Basin, aud are acting very saucy.
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INDIAN WAR ENDED.
MOI a Single White Person EOlesltd
BY The Redskins.
TUE IXCIrEaESr sUusIDrNG.


MARKET LAKE, Idaho, July 40 A
courier has arrived hero from the COL.
dlefs' camp on MooIy's Lake, Idaho,
and say. ss II IL now pretty certain tina,
there Ia no fighting going on IN Jack.
some Hole, and very little danger OF any
taking place, this troops will not be
pushed by hard marches, and II will
be wednesday or Thursday bviofu
the destination IL reached.
No authentic reports Of wstliku
character have been received by tho
general from the Jsck-on's Hole coun.
ny. On the CONTRARY, reliable inior.
nation has been received that not o
tinglc white person has been m0lestVI
ny the Indians. The reported suool.
ing and wouuding VI Captain Smith,
q pfuspoctOf, by an ambushUd Indian
has not been verified, aud !, Ia doubted
whether the shooting WIS done by
indians. The uncertainty that exists
~ 10 tue humber VI the Indians In the
Hole country renders II impossible 10
say whether tho il1ola Will be called
ulon 10 fight tire luuiaus or prn,rc.
them. Agent Totur und hls Indian
police iubis, that there arc not moro
than half a dozen Fort Hall Indians
Ia tho Jnckton Hole c.uutry.
TANSoCIis GOOD INpNNa
NEW Yomi, July aJ.-In speaking
" thU hammock indian trouble pfrsl.
Ient Roosevelt, oi this police commits.
siOncfsi said tho wufst calamity that
could bliGll an Indian was " allow
MN TO Kill game. Speaking from wice
experience, no said the lndiau's saliva.
tonlies IN bus becoming civilized, anu
consequently hu thuuld DO Kept ffom
VIII sports ne much a. possible.
Mt. R'usovoit tsid the hammock In.
'isns generally we're considered
friendly tribe, ana not by any means
"1ad lnliauH," Huah ~ the sioux and
the Atapylug, They arc very brave
and will hght like NoniB when cot
urrel. According g. tho cJmmiss.uucf
Icy have q great dtFifc fur FINE, but
the only fame tLIy desire h 10 be-
gained ~ gathering suGlps AMI steal.
iEg h1pvu.
Nj. R0oOv0l. was out In Jackson.
Hole In 1891 ami mixud q great deal
VIVA Wv AAA'AANNhH AAAA t0NNNhNUfNs GAt
says there has always teen moro or
Ices friction between the settlers and
tue Indians over the shooting OF ellis.
The ludlaus, he sAyt, have tue right
10 kill game under their treaty, but the
state law i0rbidg the killing VI game,
fni this Is whtro the trouble bcgius.
Too Indians slaughter tue game Ia u
Wholesale manner They surround n
herd ui elk or cattle and Kill every one
Ia tlghi.
Mr.. Roosevelt explained that the
out swed bucks ato the grehto.t dan.
gers threatening tho western ssttlerg.
Ihete are young Indians ranging from
Is 10 20 years old, whose fathers de.
clare they will not be responsible for
their acts. when hunting game they
stretch Out In line and uss peculiar
whistle 10 lure the ok within range.
lhcy then surround tho frighiHnsI
animals, aud after Citsiug ~ on them
butcher them ~ LuauTsi-,
The corn 'iFs,outT ra.l that gnms
htonndt iu Idaho. Evch ns late ~ hit
last yilit 20 JaokgOu'4 Hole he hal
seen ella 81 such tremendous herds that
their ALtiurs TusemulUi forest OF b ne.
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LAwRENCE, Kan, July 3O.-EllA
Studevau, the ls.ysat.old daughter Of
steve studeyAn, OF Baldwin, was us.
saultud by an unknown assaliant last
night. She was found unconscious Ia
Held near the house. Her clothes
were torn aud there were other evil.
dcucrs Of n Struggle. The physicians
nj first thought aus had been dragged,
tuI she complained u pain In her
head when she recovered aud II IL
thought she hal been FluEgcd. Tho
sheriff ami other officers have gone
from Lawrence TO investigate.
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John PhilIln, Dead.
HENfrrR, Utah, July rs, 1875,

HEEEFER, Utah, July 2s, 1926.
Editor Dessrsl AeWG
This funeral services over tho 70.
mains of ohm Phillips were held m
our ward meeting house today as
p. N, Many were unable TO gain al
mittauge. Saints and strangers from
thirty years, and would have sttsinrd
the age Of - In september next. He
was known ny thousands Of the travel
ing public who have shared his gener'
Gus hospitality and oamped upon hla
pIGEisea during that time.
JAMES LyTHdOE.
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noRE noNEs YOU'D.
Part. oil sLsi.ton- Dug Upi In iIoim.s'.
Cellar,

CHICAGO, July 8O.-Pster CIgrRnd,
tho father Of Emilins ClgTRnd, said 10
have been murdered by II. X. Holmes,
arrived In Chicago toGAy with Philo.
mona CisrAnd, a sister Of tho missing
girl. With DIR, Il. J. CigTand, \ r0lE.
tive, they went 10 the police head
quarters whore = secret conference WAS
held with Chief DadsnoCh aud Inspec.
tor Fitzpatrick.
The search for acid watts IN tue
"Cablls" basement was continued. The
tank uncovered yssterdGy was forced
open buI nothing was found bat a few
inches VI petroleum. In tho bottom, In
the course Of further excavation In
Holmes's 63rd street building todt y
the police found parts Of two ihigh
bones, plsce OF tkuiliau four smaller
pieces OF bO..e.
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NEW York, July SO.-At the head
quarters Oi the striking talloTs 10 this
city today, u dispatch was received
from Newark reporting that all opera.
tiyts there nave gone out. II iH sstl.
mated The total number on strike In
Brooklyn aud Newark IL lG,60O.
Forty contractors arc reported 10 have
accepted the Opuratlyca' terms.
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mn coIlIIErT IIGMT.
May Have 60 he rrausicrrsd to
Mexico.

Mexico.
SAN ANTONIO, IgEas, July 30.-A
lr,H CimtHsago was received bore this
morning tom ono OF tro illrrfs Of
tue florida Athletic club, lrqulTiug as
10 the feasibility o. pulling on the
Corbett.FiizslmmOuB battle IN Mexico,
Just across the h0ricr from Laredo w
Eagle Pass. Tue CLUB desired 10 know
what facilities In tue matter Of traus.
poItation could bo offered by railroads
leading 10 the border. The latter
question was Immediately taken W by
telegraph with the railroads Rud IT In
believed satisfactory guarantee as 10
rates and transportation facilities viii
be givonby the passt niger departments
OF ths roads concerned. IL IL believed
that ,he outspoken attitude Of Governor
CulboTson towards the proposed oarni.
val prsUludss all possibility " its TAX
ing place nj any point Ia Texas.
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NEW YoRii, July 8O.-rhe bslaiod
Cuaaid line steamer AufAnia has
reached the pier with all on board
sac and we'll. Captain Mckay te.
ports that 90 July Goth, during clear
and calm weather, he was Obliged 10
stop bis Hhlp owing to fracture IN
the malu steam pipe. Repairs were
completed sitter BiOppags Of ~
hours. The Aurania proceeded under
reduced spssd Al rats Of 10 knots,
without further accident.
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NEW YORS, July 8O.-Tho cofoner's
Inquest IN tnu csse OF Lillian Low,
found dend IN The woods near wash.
ington Ecight4a week ago, resulted
TO-DAY IN tue verdict OF sultldr. d.
Thomas J. Bfiggr, Henri ~, Oh mu.
noy Hnd Mics Amelia X, Hansen, ar
rested upon tie allegation OF Jaiuvs
Lew j., the father OF tho girl, that
they had cOnsPitri 10 drive Lillian 10
death, woie DISCHARGED.
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make Of Arsyi. sarrI,d.

LONDON, July 3J.-Tho Duke Of
Argyle was married today to Miss Ina
McNeall, formerly lady Of the bed
chamber o. the queen, and q cousin Of
Sir John McNeall, who married tho
Duke Of AfgJle's sister. The wedding
was quiet, owing 10 the recent death Of
Lord Colin Campbell, the fifth ton VI
the Duke Of Argyle.
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WORK IN The COURTS.
Salt Lake City SaIl for tho UnlaT.
Ial Sprinkli1s Tax.
There nee 40 elaine, AEgreEating
ei,ds"lt-hrs. Kelsey wants S2sa
divorce.

The suit Of A. II Raleigh ". Salt
Salt Lake Guy, filed iu the Third dis.
IrIct court yesterday afternoon, by
Richards 4 Richards and A, Miner,
Is ono Of siJfo Importance TO ths pub
lie ihun the bare title would indicate.
Its Importance arises from the fact that
It Ia the spFlnEllng tax matter, Ia
which the city was defeated, being
pressed TO a fnsl determi nation.
In the Supreme Court, roms time
since, The Salt Lake CITY sptinkllng
tax ordinance was declared invalid.
Hut the city had collected n large
amount OF taxes from the people. many
Of whom paid II without mailing for
mai protest, hence Will have 10
lose u. Other, 20 the mum.
bsr Of 100, protested, ana Ii
IA for the relunuing Of their money,
which the city has never repaid that
this suit Is brought Tue amount sued
Tor Is 81 ,G77li.
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BAN FRANCISCO, July 3O.-A local
paper says that n suit for q half million
dollars 10 TO be- brought against the city
anu the Spring Valley Water company
by owners Of property destroyed dur.
Ing the great fire south Of Market street
about four weeks age.
Tho grounds OF tho suit will be-
based on the inadJquacy OF tho water
supply, incouysnisnt location Of by
dtNnts and the smallness Of the
mRins.
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nnyHrd Talks About tho Qparrst RE-
tween England aui uTasi.

LOSDoS, July 31.-unituI States
Ambassador Bayafd, referring 20 the
report Oi tbs tolIuTe Of tho leland
TFiuilaJ by Great Buiaiu, uul tue agi.
tatloa IN Brazil on that subject, tsil ~
TEL resguiatiye VI the Associate press
toJay that tho Incident was a tuhing
one. The island 10 very Bmall anu o..
cuple1 only by a few goat, uul the
British ships merely stopped there 10
lay cable. Grta, Britain, be CON.
cludod, iii not claim ito island; IA
fact, IL IN not worth Cluimiur. Like
most Of tbs South American govern.
mcuts, B'yssh said, Brazil ID easily eG.
cited over nothing.
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eau proys the Murder.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-Lawyer VIM.
CappA, the Fort Worth attorney stated
today that he Is prepared 10 prove the
murder Of Minnie and Annie VII.
liams by Holmes, Pletsel Quinlan and
another man, whose Identity he re-
fuses 10 divulge. This man has been
located by detective.
ole Ia ready 10 confess, said Capps,
"On condition that lhe police guaTau.
terd Immunity from punishment. My
detective says the man knows the girls
were killed Ia the U8fd street house
and knows Whsre they were buTioh."
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VICTOR, Col, July SOW. Il. STRAIT.
ton, the milllonairS, has struck what
10 probably tho richest lode ever found
in any mine In tha country II not In
the world. In the Indsps ndsnoo the
minefb In following a lead ran across n
vein that will run $40, 600 TO the ton.
IL was at a point where both veins
osme together and the width warrants
tbs statement that there IL not less
than several millions Of ore In 6ight.
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PoRT JEFFERSON, l.. l., July 3d.
The Defender was leading tho Vigi-
liant about two minutes when tho
Now York yacht club feet passed this
haTbor st7il0 a.m. The ileet vas left
far behind.
NEW LONDON, July 3J,-The Vigi.
liant left at ll;BO leading ,hg fleet.
LEtut-rhs schooner Constellation
arrived hnt, leading the fleet Of the
Now York Yacht CLUB iulo Ihls harbor
at ll:2O; the Nigilsnt second, lliSJ.
The Defender broke ue steering gear,
anu was an hour behind tho leaders.
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For minister 10 Japan.

MILwAUREE, July 8O.-l. Is 70.
ported that Edward &. Wall, eE.
chairman Of the Democratic cenira !
committee OF Wisconsin, will DO ap.
pointed minister TO Japan TO succeed
Dunn. IL IL said benators Villas aud
Mitchell endorse him.
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"a. LOUIS, July 3d. Emmett
Divers, the coloTed man brought hsIe
several days Ago from Hannibal, No.,
to escape iynching for the outrage and
murder Of Mrs. j. w. CAine, near
Fulton last Tuesday, has confessed.
He said he outraged her and then cut
her throat.
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OMAHA, July 81.--ft IL the purpose
OF the Burlington railroad TO NIX Com.
Rtess for the right u way through
Yellowstone PARK, agreeing TO keep
up the track IN n perfect manner aud
give oil lines desiring 10 enter tho
park the use Of the Burlington track
at certain yonfly rental. Once In
the parh, II IL believed the Burliugtuu
Will build into Montana and open up a
comparatively new county,
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rromIncnlEdLtnr nrnn.

NEw GOWS, July 3J.-Luon Mluui.r
one ~ toe prOpfiutufs " tho Courier
Dts hid'' iHts, and H. former tnauag.
NIX oitpr lied suddenly auI unux.
rSctrdly In Paris Sunday. Nit Muuiot,
prior 10 his retirement from active
service, was oue Of the most prominent
ueutcs In FrsuCO.Ameficsn Journal.
ism.
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aACKwoODs JUSTICE.
An Armed Croud Heats Woman Al
most 10 Death.

WATERFOWL, n, ", July g0,-MTs.
Hattie Convey, vile OF Burt Convey, u
resident OF Jnyville, slOped on juno
22nd with John Klroh, superintendent
OF n saw mill, leaving one child.
kirch left o wif0 and four children.
rhe clippers went to Michigan. he.
coming dissatisfied, Mrs Convey re-
turned home. An armed crowd
stripped her OF her clothing and bruised
her 30 terribly that she may die. Jay
vile IL = little bRekwooda village.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30
swindisr Found DsAd

LUNDoS, July 30. - r.. Caldwell,
formerly mtmhef OF Parliament, enc
Ot tho directors ~ the LlbefAtlr on.
citiics, who with Jabez A. r7liour
aHu tx.uumusr u Parliament, md
glhcis, wasEuuiIing trial on the chErgc
81 conspiracy aud fraud, was found
dad In the garden Of his residence at
BouFnemouih, yesterday evening.