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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

Senator ybsuyys uas iu ua place
This m.uI...
rDo 5.H.. VIII meet early mi hYiu
long .r.si.H. I.W DOW Nr.
SO. Australia. mHalHw BE- now lu
force, ny 600 si.u'iul1 ~ tue buys.-
HuE
TIE county government uu vii.
receive q. u.fIrIat +, Hmr uu rUiln tHI
sura.r. sutherland HIgst % suuls.
omit
IN, Senate ayr,uicl fhr O. ver.of'
veto lU th. court scnJ4uI utu' uIIl
iuu MEASURE nov Euu- 90 tue HUus,
igr action.
Sutherland arsued today against
allowing long uuu Cgsly litigation
when uJ special g.ul wns g. go at
tanned.
The seuaiu mot 90 $3.50 this mouiu.
--iunt Dr., half Of % diI, tue ttauB not
awning carry enough iHr The Other
mcmuurs Co got 90 before 1879.
The Och aud game mtu were iu a.-
iuuIauuu uu tuu suuBt1 tauuy, UhIIu.
i0f action Uu tuu hsh anu game uIIi,
WuIcN wa. brpt hanging hIo Iu "a most
al avouns fashion.
Il only required tho ,uggusu0u this
afternoon tuHt ELK men Tor, OF tur
Capitol c1mmiasiYl uryW si Uf hue
NIX gardener Tor tho uaWtYi Efuuu F
90 have the @ mWi--iIu b.uuUru Will.
OUT m1mUups husItatilu.
The Fofgraul-at.ntms WAS asked ibi.
afternoon WhufU -uturflu Uu wee. the
Ullluial imputed 900 replied "Hvia Iu.t
lUnc cut; lu aaiI no uIIuil care iI vote
on this bil b." A few mluuIys later
Tue missing s1uat0f tOJS hI8 place iu
tuu chamber
IL. d. $50, providing iDt the rate hr
puUiishlus legal notices, passed lts
hfst reading today, q uumuur 90
questions we're asked tho auluUf of The |
uIll, but tuo senators lIi not tt,u
much enlightened after tho replies
were given.
The veto record thus iat IL that iu |
0uu case the house voted o. carry a |
measure Over TOE % vrfu0'a veto, uut
tho motion Go IUsl Jailed 900 Ihu suual.. |
Now ihu senate Nas canned a measure,
uotWlthftundiuE thu GIvUruU's Oh |
auuuus, aud iho House will GpioTmluU |
whether Jr NOT thv blll SHALL JocOmu o. |
low.
IHo nsh and game bin came near
meeting defeat lu the senate Just be-. |
fore the Saturday adjournment. The |
opponents VI tue OH lispIAycI super. |
iur guneraIsuip anu hal E0t tho biil 90 |
the point u r. vote before i.s friends |
discovered that There must DO "a sudden |
guanso b. save tue measure. 10 TOOK u |
desperate parliamentary scramble Co |
effect the change aud save tho bIlI,
aud come warm words passod between |
Tho danger Of a partisan discussion |
no tue Senate this afternoon was MAJ. |
rOwly ayuTted ~ o3uCiiiR.ufy pro-
portion from Cannon. Toe cause OF |
u was mrt on g. make the vote on
representative to Congress, instead OF
that on Governor, tpo basis Tor the
political complexion OFFS lstraTs. TUE
ruggcsiol a matUral cusulo rom tbr
plan adopted, m tue Democrats carried !
mnny more precincts nf tue lat cleo. |
lion on the vote for preventative lhan |
they Jid iur GUyrfnU. Finally tue |
Governor proposition was allowed 10 4
ftmain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

House billlU8 wa. taken upntl8D
aui was In process Of third rra4iug
vince, by uusuimou. consent, Il 4usT
lului memorial I WAS introduced by
Mr., Druuy, Mr., Condor Ia tue char.
rtAl MET aud frc nd Times ana ruiefrcI
90 the Ommltieu On memorials. ruU
memorial rrnds nu follows anu Il SUP.
piemnnihfy no tho NH by the speaker
g-.nblish.us ana proviling tor a state
normal SCHOOL,
"lD tho Congress N Tie United States:
"Hour mumIrlhllsts, tho GlvrrDgr
and the Legislature u' tho State u
Utah, would respectfully represent t9
your honorable body:
"IuaI where's lt is necu.sary and
desirable lHut normal acuuul AMI
.ru.uls iHr other purposes Fhall be- 49,.
IUuliHhul 90 F.tt Cameron, Beaver
county Utah;
"Auu auCruas, In 1852, said furtw,p
huaHd u.u ~ the UmteI States ana
ihu uulUluyt anu OIL imurovpmrui.
thereon situated were sold 90 public
auction lF enc receiver uf the land
uilce Nc Salt Lake Guy, UhH, win
tue understanding with the pufch4s.
Hr7 thereof that they rhuuIi have
che preferences OF Iurcnntlng the land
upon wulca SAID tuilGlups and inn.
IruvtmrpiH arc situated, when tue r-,.
.lvRluu should bee turvrysd By the
JuI.r' states am thrown opBu iUr
rril'Dmru. aud sale;
"\ul wNtre p, The same has now
nu'u lu-yeJo'i anu is suuut 20 be-
thrown uYuu Tor settlement aud sale.
aud thr State OF Utah b. ue.ir8us ID.
occurring l.f said bluIiugs aud iul.
prly.mu.ls ulu tho necessary land uH.
IHHrul ,a"friu lUf educational ami Other
IuuucIuT.atetnuI ihoHal4 purosrssr
ura WllIu. u trHuU,rr their Interests ip
said huI.uaH ami improvements snt
nIl their ,IUty l0 tue .siI lands uua.
which snl buildings AMI improvements
H.u sliuH.u' no lnu said State ~ w..
|ur thr .urnusea usf1I0 mentioned; tu..
hIl Improvements consist OF nineteen
lul'iiu.s erected auI used By IDr
United states as a military post;
"Aul whereas, a blll hBs uapn intro.
uuurl IN tho Legislature uf Utah nug
De- now ur,Ns considered by them 90.
Tue usthullsumu Ht OF a Normal schuB.
aui iur other educational purposss, anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

WhsuuHGIoN, Marca 8U.-n the
'I"u'r today 6Foayraor Or D., Ohio)
ffn-r TO correct su uaccuracy in IN,
record. by some mistake remsrl
made by Connolly (Rug, Illiu0lsl a,
900 pension session on Friday uIght.
about the "PfeFidoplisl mgleman,, .
vas omitted from the Cougressilnnl
Record, but GroNen0i'' f.IolnIer,
'hlch was rather vigorous, appeareu,
ne said The Record placed MIN ln
Iho ridiculous attitude " slashing n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

/ .,. tt,. .ft,,st...pf satd iupfsvetn4pts
by Inc tiat.:
tAt. yI'I,rs. Hs.J Ippd il tub.ie
| npt ID I'M. Hailed : ate.
! az w.. trrr. f,-.. y .ur mcm9tl,Ilsts
Ur.iunr CHrsr,.s /. al faiI.s.,l i,.
hat. ~ tine S..tp OF tIep or fbs pur.
! zoe U.rrIr.s.o mentioned lrr M y
| u,sps-.fv mr su,u conditional AID
.I.r IuUIIr lulY..rs. tirasf.U.I d.
low:
u..ufb.r4.f u.y-f,rgf fUs srt5tItg,.t
quarter. soula,a., ulsr.rr Oh tho slu.n.
r.al quarter. fHffYvrat uuarIor rf tUr
northeast uInft.r. usrtups. 4 quarter OF
tH. uU.fIUH-i quarter. a.ufhwrsi uu.f.
tyr.I Sue uurnrss. uusfpG r.ut',t.t
quarter uf Ohio unr.ursat quarter. .,II ii
{. elton 90 iuwuann 30 south. ..U.p Z
wei, -.I Lakp meridian. ALEC Tue
t.u.hwtU. quarter u. tus slutnarfi
q Itrlrr. fnr .Iu.Htaai ulafrpr %. the
-.urnwr qu,fIrr tbr sDu. uvcst uurr.
ttruf lu. s'utbcs.t uu.r.rr, tu,.r'uIh.
,ns. uuRrtrtu. tha .u.utast uu urr.
100 northwest quarter .. In' uflh.
wee, uItu D.. tur northeast uu.rfyrui
tuu Il .Jbw.st uuaf.nr. nuI On, north.
we.tqusrIerui.uu uurru.s. qlstler OBJ
stuU1u 20, tlWuarlp 20 aYutn. range
Wu4t Salt lake mvr..inu.n
House bIilDG puviuing Tor "a u.i.
i0fm system %. ir.r schools, waa Atsin
taken w. Yu tuIfI relIi ans nmpnI.
'''. NV ,'1.,i ".,u %. 80 ''S.t,I,~ "
moved action ua tro Iuuc sry com
m ltty's Iep Go 40 lI.usr uu l9I. rrl.
vi4lu Tor the IururusrttIuu %. folI,grH.
aud uuivur- ti.-. Iuc IepDu trc m.
meuGUI tho patsago % the bun over
the q yrru.t- vrt..
Mr. Denny, with Mr. C1uIou In tnr
CHAIR. ma we'd thu .gaiIug 4 Housg
fit memorial 8 uhIru Wa uItcs4
uu1n Hual pafzp.r AMI rsasrI uuani.
ga .usIy ~ the following vote:
Ayug Audur, Head. Boil tho.
Brfnut.tu'. luuBu., CrtchIYw. ClsfE'
Eau. Giuu., Gibson, NJ .w.r4, LOWE
Larsen. Ltmmuu. W ffsUr. Mon.
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Police Court.

Declaring iorieiiuros was tho order
Of business before Justice weuger t0.
day and $3.50 dropped Into the muul-
clral llIl 10 IN the following source:
Keepers NJ gambling houses, Slbl,
kurlets Of houses ut Prostitution auu
donates, 500; violating the clIy otiiu.
auces win rrsuvrt 10 dfunkuur.z. $50;
violations u the bicycle ordinance, 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

II any Defendant or other relatl We
Of Major Noble Ashley, who II h ul.
legged ilintd the "Aiormou" Church
boa Ohio soon after It's Organization,
Will send name anu address 10 ElIeT
+, ID, Richards, Church historian,
sail Lake CITY, Utah. he will learn
something 20 his Interest.
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COMM Il II CIAL.
aALr LANr oLEANrNu n0usn

SALT LAKE CLEARINu HOUSE,.
IOiay's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO sl7g,47l. Same Jay lac.
year s-Gl,Us5.
IuDAY's QUOTATIONS.
lnndOn,-Sllvef, Hll
New Yofk.-SllysE b. !. lead, $3.50
uRE AND muLLIuN
Wclla, Fargo a Go. received today,
Penn. bullion, ggHsl.
IT.. II. Jones IS Co., received to-day,
Or'a, si,2JG bullion, ss,OlO. Total,
Sll,.NU.
w. =, Mccormick d Co. received 10.
iHy' hs uuer bullion, 80 100; Han.
huer Matte ib.Uin. TouI, S4.lJO.
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CnIcsgo Carpenter slrll.e.

CHICAGO March 8O.--hu.u. 300 car
prntrrs struck lD ~ The sIrlEp d.
expected 10 spread until $1,000 uufprn.
lrIslu TINS CITY viii usyr ceased work.
Tue trouble is about tho right.dHy
agreement between the U0sses aud ne
carpenters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

Mt Homer Ifu7uutol House clalm
N' rom Morgan county iu thr sum %.
60. .u. Iut-HaIi Uust OF HsHvs,uf'a ugus
iaf 1885, D.. Referred Go the state boar
oteAauluuTs.
lltusr claim 80 was utu1ru'cu ly
BIO Nu0lt suu oamU rom Company
NJ, n. 10. L., iu tho Gum 0i $50 90
trui ami lsut ui the arm0ry nHI 70
Provo ier thirteen mouths. state
hoard % examiner,
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rr,ncn ulnI.leror,lI. Int,Iror.

PARIS, March 3D,-M. Safrieu has
g,'u nppoihicI miutt,rni The inIrii =
tie occupied the samu position iu ur
Freycinyt cabinet On 1855, and thB
Trad cabinet IN 1857.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

Nrw inUN, March 90 The stock inargst
opened mIiHratu.y active, irregular. WIN Ia.
IaNWl" mainly Iu tNr advance,
lHHH.rn was forced down Co Hi.. The sell.
lnF movement vac FUuu1uY exhausted. AuI on
%. T.a.uu IuIlugs general imuT.yyurrt Xxx
inNtlt ln when tobacco rose Co 10. trIugtrH.
pro in good demand, Nutk leland and bur.
Uugtuu rose . each.
The bu.I- retained control Of tho tt8rE MAJ.
Aut uuriuE ihu pact hour
Granger aud sugar scored fractional eatns
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CHICAGO Match al.=A furious dfc
f. uAII" 900 H 0 ut-IUty uuHk buI.Ilu,
1888 Go "i- Wabash a,tnlr, tue test u.
tuu auditorium lHfrE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

AMUSEMENT NOTES.


The Bicycle GiH, which comes i1
the ihal'rr ou IursdAy and Wyuurt.
day WaF written i"r MW Nellie Sic.
Henry uy Louis H'rUsYu. a. 10 In.
tended Gee % rpTiCl'uiu "a the new
wnmsH rni tue coming mAu. Mite
Achtnfy's role Dr. QUO th,t gives her
suloulil opportunity " Displaying her
r0lickiug humoL
The American Gifl appears at the
lbratrr on Friday AMI Saturday next.
II shIulI br An excellent piaF " the
representation h jus. 20 tie supjrc, iu.
uiuttUI,
Al the Grand lhi, wrer % double
u'll VIII bu ssutcI, which should
prove ui more titan usual Interest.
Ny Nulgnblt'f We nuI Saved nfr
tho W. pieces on the program,
Western ranch llfe will be- depleted
AZ TIM Lrrrum this week. C1msIy
hui sHuFatiungl situations nrrsuId 10 BE-
- nnu.ul iu tue. plhy selected, RaucN
90.
The Ninth Ward Amateur Dramatic
rNWI ny VIII give hu entertainment
iu tuu Niath ward annex tonight, huu
tomorrow evening,
tito igvary o era c.m.any q 0nsrd
liH engagement ht The Iututpf rr Sat.
ufday u..ut with well attended and
veil rendered performance Oi AHA.
Nine. Iavafy siuss admirably anu De-
surrounded by company tunt eau do
full lu.ilcs 90 the sOul.lusplTing .nusir
OF such compositions.
NJ Frank Marcy, tho husiuss.
msuagor OF Richard Msrsfeid ami
Ghfrlck lueatUr + oCk company, Ia
uow iu the CITY. Mr hausHrld pIsy1
iu Denver thl. week aud viii q tn.
mruce n tour'night eng sgemcnt NJ the
Salt Lake Iheater on MunIay ur1t.
"A excellent program has been svl,o..
%
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uIly fuhmIl that We have BY uunni'
NOUS vote OF bJrh houses determine
.n.t u 10 o.. i.I. ..,l n,.Vo p
IiNuIrHl meth nni ~. ry "hir'
rr wi'Lv., replacement. anl c,r.
lions 40 lhr 900. 10 ".t 'sl 'e
enforce WILTON ia'., wnrfton, under
10. lf'sun. law, ihty mit hi De dlsIe-
'u'
I'm 'ohoINH' 10 we u.* 100 e.lIt ''''
I'I.'-'hln. Do NHN. 'F.. "N't T.
your comm wee hy lne l''rl' 20. wv
~. our 'oi''''7 l'hE Tug i'' '''' nv '''
..'N t,.',''H '' .''"
.H." ''f 'N"''Nr '"'I l" '' wy.
w. 'l ..'.. '" ,....,',.,..
.hH Ni'l' Iu. l'H ono Ihl''- h'-I''.' I'D
'1.n any I.s..'A. Mo-. 100 'l,I ..., , un.
.'i ."' l''.'.s ,'h' ''''.
'. ''' l''.'"h
Mo-. .'' .' I.... ............ ,
L.... .''..'' ''H
..,... ...t.,l
gov
.'.' "N''' SOU ..'' '.'.'
AuryAL sCuUuL.
g,a Iu .''',.' '' .,......,,'..',,'o'. ' 10y
report 40 House OBJ. IU5. p.ovidIna Tor
ha'a ..' norma. school i,,.ulinenllNt
l.- lu 'i'"o' ID 'n' ''.'l 'los1 ON
VIZ "n' i'I'A.. H'.n 'tF'''i'N'''N'i
'"N " WIS a' ''a'i'''
CLAIMS.
]
lno .oh or '.h.iH an" Iupllc
90 'uu'7 SUM t'l report recon-
h'"u'Nk tue ~ m'ht OF the Iollp"lhB
.'e c''ll 1', Davis county, as
7'lt',.s maps tt''.a"
llN".. ''t'l I' Hfhhl county,
''.5'- 70 m'I', .-.''
'i."9 ''''" % LmeIJ county
ysfu''7 maps. tlN'l''
... .l"u., v''l." I'D. '''. LAKE county
assessor m goo. 500,
h'u.e r.him %. yinIah county, 49,
'l.. 'hAl'i 500 20
~, llhs nuns tue rejection Of tue
''i,"'"E o'A meg
'.Alm % HERMAN hili juror
WI. NI'"''. I'r.' t'-
~ u-' clam Do W. j. Eidington,
lu..'' %. iN' I,'ro il VI fsan pre-
v.t,SI Nl"rihn UNITY, 3"' N1.
,,. ~ .u'9 l'.'l b. J.m.. s'1nsln, jus
Morgan county 5000.
f.'i...' ~ ,'''' -'; ~. ~ h'IiI-' unc,!'
..,.aN'o ihA'a DO Nhuu County Tor 1874,
House claim al Ntisrt.pe Gal ann
-,'Nie'' 7hrrmn Court commr.
-',,.9'L sA' ol.
q. u'' 'Ih'm 90 hrh lcrne'i services
s1.y supreme 4 ut commissioner,
lHu.rspa If .grtr,f,.,f ,.,.... .'.''.. ~
Tor MORGAN gfyriurf Morgan c.u..y.
Houtc claim l', Iron csuaty, uas,r.
core m1us uul fHf IUuUu. IuA u1Ie.s,
rlcn sll1I 90 tho fctsol tlat to-
am.. uui iur MAJ. rs paid leo allowance
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chicago live srooa

.urAuu, March 20.
cents lower. ''N
Light. f..rH.ft o.
Mixed, s. .r u4
Heavy. So t.HNUH
Rough $50 #t.gu
Iaua. r,cguls lI,roN Market ltroHg
Cove hud uo.frTs sflUHHsI
-'uUNuf- aud feeders. $40. UfGHu
IrANs Htrrr.. 80 .t..H..
sheep Teerpr, l-Ih Market steady.
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DUNFORD'S

SHOEMAKER
Has opened a Shoe Repairing Shop
In tho Tlthing Yard.
Shoes for dafoIIned feeI = sps-
iAlty.
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silver, Lead,
silycr Js'. lead, 1880
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

The ways anu means committee
reported amendments DO seuaIr biI
10, tho revenue bIl, u.d recon.
needed tho Ihssngr Of tho measure.
The report VIZ nuo.t.I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30
ooDE COMMISSION BILL.

IL. b, l5G, ior code commission
came up on The 10. orr OF lh nj 70
cuCe mmitt ON house um,uum. b. .
Tue cummi,vte mmHId0 90 600
ruuCU In some "a. tue LmrIdu uut
nuI noucDuourr. nee IN ,th.r,. I.,
report was adopted,
Sutherland pointed that thrro $50 b.
an luuuuguuily Ia thu report, Boo ltC-
Viiirg no pny Tor clerk hIIu .uu I...
uDuluiu.
Glen Miller slated that IL had no.
been 81 Intended, nud tny buI waeIs.
on Mo tau. U!l ,uU ma. Ger wss a,tr..
EiuD FOR a'uoSAlp
H. h' T. ApuupgHuug s5UU for u.t
Ftlltf OF fnyale David MtDln.Id, % @
rali'uA! guafdsmgu irlu.td while
service, was passed.
FISH AID GAME BuL
h. b bS, the hsn and game blI
came a.,
Cannon moved to suspend tue ful.s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

The Ninth Ward Amateur Dramatic
c1mpI-V Will give Hu entertainment
lu 'ue Niuth ward annex touiR1t, huu
tomorrow evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

<. II. ~, providing for a State min.
Ing board, ETC., came up ON spoUn .
reading, aud was hlod TO come up for
third reading tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

The American Girl nppcau at the
lbratrr on Friday nhd Saturday next
II should be an excellent pIaF " the
approximation h lus. 90 tNc 'upiro, iu.
liuttul,
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STATE CAPITAL GROUNDS.
FABMERs' INSTITUTES.

The committee on agriculture and
Irrigation made a report ON House blu
lO4, for the creation OF farmufA' iusil.
tutcs aud State board Of agriculture,
recommending Ito passage,
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0OvERNoR APPROVES.

Communications were received from
the Governor announcing his apptOy-
al OF 3. Il. II, providing flr sales uu.
der executions, Rud s, Il, lJ0 for tue
sale Oi unclaimed ffris h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-30

S.B. 10, providing for the Issuance OF
State bonds to the amount Of 500, 900
% meet existing Indebtedness anu
3blO,OOO ~ foiund outstanding bonds,
"a Tue new lssuo being four pur cout,
game upon House amendment, which
were concutfed IN, anu ths Dili passed.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-30

James A. Ellington, the murdere,
of Charles Briggs, was hung at
Boise shortly after nine O'Clock
Wednesday morning. He faced
his fate on the gallows with unex-
pected courage. Turning to the
crowd while the straps were being
bound around his legs and while
bis arms were being pinioned, he
said, Good bye, gentlemen fare
farewell to all. | hope I'll meet
you all up there. | thought l did
right when killed him. l had to
fight for my life then, and l am
not afraid to forfeit it now" He
said to Deputy Fulton: snake
everything safe. Make no mistake
of it. Don't have it to do over
again." At the instant the sheriff
touched the lever, Ellington cried
out in anguish, "Oh, my God"
the next instant he shot through
the trap, his body falling seven feet.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-30

One Of the most appalling disas.
tiers Of recent years overwhelmed
tho city of st. Louis Wednesday
night, in the form Of q. cyclone,
which struck the city about 5 o.
clock, and for 80 minutes tore its
awful way through the city at We
locity Of over 80 miles an hour.
The center Of St. Louis is q total
wreck, and the streets are so full Of
debris from buildings blown. down
that street car traffic is entirely sus-
pended. To add to the horrors OF
the night, the electric light plants
were rendered incapable Of service,
and the gas lamps were also shut
of, leaving the city in total dark
ness, and it was necessary to wait
for daylight to determine the. ex-
tent of the ruin. All Geographic
communication was cut off for
several hours. The number Of kill
ed and wounded is roughly esti-
mated at one thousand.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-30

Salt Lake has q horrible murder
mystery. The charred remains of 6
woman were found in the cellar OF
the Scandinavian church, supposed
to be those of Miss Henrietta Clau.
sen. at one time housekeeper for
Rev. Francis Hermans, pastor OF
the church, and who is suspected OF
having murdered the girl after be-
traying her, then dragged her body
to the cellar where be cremated Il
in the furnace. It is thought that
another girl, Annie Samuelson, who
worked for the preacher and sud
denly disappeared, met the same
fate at his hands. The police be-
lieve that Miss Clausen was chloro-
formed, then cut up and the parts
Of her body carried in sacks down
to the furnace. The fact that his
three wives died under suspicious
circumstances lends color to the
thought that they, too, met death
at the reverend Swede's hands.
Hermans left Salt Lake some time
in February, and was last heard Of
at Kansas City about two weeks
ago. Photographs Of him have been
sent ell over the country, and there
IL no doubt but that the officials
Will soon bring the atrocious muir
dsrsr to justice. >.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-30
General News.

Queen Victoria celebrated he,
18th birthday Sunday, May Oath.
Greater New York, with its area
of $50 square miles, ranks now as
the second largest city in the world.
The New York Tribune of the
Goth inst, says there are eighteen
thousand Italian emigrants on their
way to American shores.
Last Wednesday the limited train
from Chicago TO st. Louis over the
Alton road was blown into the river
with section Of the bridge and
200 lives lost.
A terrible cyclone swept over the
northern part of Polk county, Iowa,
Sunday night. Six towns were
wrecked, 43 people killed and over
80 injured, some fatally.
Mayor Waters of Hot Springs,
Ark, killed Harry Martin, a doctors
drummer, on the street, Saturday
night, by cutting his throat with
pocket knife. The killing grew out
of the war being waged on drum
mers by the city authorities. Mar
tin accosted Waters on the street
and qnarrel arose when the mayor
drew his knife and cut Martins
throat from ear to ear.
Schlatter, the healer, was seen
one day last week near Prescott,
Arizona. The people offered him
food and lodging, but he refused
to accept either. He stated that
be was going to the FL Dorado
mountains in southern Nevada.
He was travelling alone on a white
mule, and said be subeisted entire
~ on herbs and nuts, sleeping out
OF doors at night. Schlatter de-
clared that he would not perform
any more healing for q year.
Four killed and many injured, q
number Of them fatally, is the result
Of cyclone which passed over
q section Of country in the vicinity |
Of Rocksford, ILL.,, Sunday at mid
night, besides great loss Of property
and the complete ruin Of crops in |
the path Of the cyclone. Mrs. Cod
frey Hildebrand, living near Mon
roe, was behesdsd while going into
The cellar to escape tho storm. An
awful tornado swept over . portion
Of. Michigan the same day. Two
Villages, Oxford and Mount Glenn
sns, we're wrecked and about 100
persons killed aud wounded.